How To Put a TV Inside Your Wall
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2021
- Hey Gang!
First off we want to Thank You for 100,000 subscribers! We've been working hard for about 2 years building this channel and we're super grateful for the support you show us! Know we're not stopping anytime soon, and we're shooting for 1 million next!
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Last, of course in this video you see us installing this TV in our custom wall niche for our Kitchen. It came out phenomenal and we learned a lot along the way! We hope you enjoyed figuring this out with us, and let us know if you'd do anything differently! Thanks so much for watching, and we'll see ay in the next one!
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Love how this TV looks on the wall! Great idea to put frames around fans - looks professional and completed.. 👍
Every time I thought of an issue with what you were doing you answered it 2 seconds later. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Man! that turned out great guys and love the cooling fan idea. Congratulations on 100K+ and I love seeing how quickly this channel has grown. Excellent job!!
Great video guys. To solve the "line of sight" problem, you could use an IR repeater - they work great. Mount the receiver end on the front side and then stick the emitters to the components behind the TV. This would allow you to put the cable box, a DVD player, etc in the pantry and still have working remotes. Congrats on hitting 100K - well deserved indeed.
IR Repeater, googled it, solved my problem! Tnx!
Yup - I think back in the day it was called an IR Blaster. Used at my parents when they put a cable box in a cabinet. Has a battery transmitter that picks up the IR signal the remote gives out and transmits to a a device that sends out the IR signal. Not sure how much different they are today (seems they can be used with Alexa/Google home now) but it worked very well and recommend if you have a line of site issue with IR.
From this day forth you shall be known to me as “Stud Crack”
Holy cow, I love your videos fellas it’s like crack, lol they are addicting.
You guys NEVER disappoint!
Total PROS!!!
Love it fellas! Congrats again on 100K!!! Stay safe during the storm headed your way. Much love from Houston.
I have 90 year old hot water radiators and I made rad covers with just 1X3 dimensional lumber and a piece of MDF for the top! yours and other videos gave me the inspiration. After staining and painting, it turned out great.
y'all work very well together father and son you can't beat it. Thank you for sharing
Congrats boys. Love your work and your channel!!! I forward your videos to everyone. Hopefully you get to 1 million Jordan. Good luck gents!!
Congratulations! You deserve it. The quality of your work is what got you here and it will get you to 1 million subscribers in no time. Keep up the good work.
amazing attention to detail. I have been binge watching the Entertainers Remodel and I have learned so much. Thank you
Awesome guys !! I am so happy for you two ... I look forward to every new video, the 1st one I watched was when you two remodeled the garage ... that got me hooked ! Stay safe Ida is headed your way ...
Love it. I did something similar but left a 1.5 inch gap all the way around my 55 LG CX OLED. No fans at all and never had a heat issue. Used a low profile bracket and it puts it right at finish wall level.
CONGRATULATIONS Fellas on 100,000 !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🎂 🎈 🎉
Outstanding and deservedly so!
On a less positive note; I am hoping and praying for y’all down there with Ida bearing down! Hope y’all stay safe! Peace.
Thx George 👍
Congratulations! the trim on the fans looks great and I like the idea of mounting the TV on a piece of Plywood. Thanks!
Keeping you guys in my thoughts as y’all prepare for Ida! Stay safe guys!
First 100K is the toughest!
Glad to see the positive ventilation... When you first stuck the TV in the niche heat buildup popped right into my head!
It’s not that much heat…two fans is overkill.
@@envisionelectronics Perhaps, but it's better than no fans in this case!
when I do those and need line of sight I use IR repeaters for the cable box, I love how you did this one.
Awesome news guys! Congrats on 100k!!! Amazing milestone . Keep doing everything you're doing! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hi! Guys! I'm just a simple lady. I will never do any of the work you guys do, but I like to learn from your channel. It helps me to better understand what a handyman might be doing in my home, so he can't BS me. Plus, it gives me a greater ability to supervise. :-) Thanks guys!! Congratulations on your 100,000 subscribers!!
Much appreciated Janet 👍👊
You can have the same resource for your car by searching TH-cam just using the year, make and model. That way anything that anybody posted on your particluar car will come up.
Congratulations from The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg! We love you and keep up the great work Stud Pack team! 💯
Love your guys attention to details, wish there were more contractors like you!! Just hope that TV lasts a long time, will have to modify again for the next one.
Y’all are doing great!!!! Been watching since the beginning and y’all have come a long way with your TH-cam channel. Can’t wait for the podcast.
Congrats on the 100k subscribers! Almost exactly 1 year ago, my main water line broke at my rental property under the sidewalk..I searched and watched that 2 part video jetting for the bathroom drain. It's been awesome to see you guys go from around 10k subscribers to over 100k in the past year! Always appreciate your advice and looking forward to your future growth!
Awesome thx John 👍
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If you want that coax running closer to the wall (in pantry), they sell 90° coax adapters. Beautiful job guys!
Love the way y'all did this! Looks great!
Great Job, father and son team!
You guys do excellent work! 👏 Thanks!
Congrats on 100K! It's been great following along as you have built a channel from scratch.
On this TV build...
The articulated TV mount sounds like a great idea. Also a great solution when there is no rear access.
++ Gaming monitor ... and soundbar. (Optional backlight behind frosted PC/Lexan?)
Have you looked at any Magic Mirror builds? Put those ideas together and you're already next level...
Love what I see, you guys are masters at what you do. This video alone deserves a subscription.
Great job! Not that anyone doubted you... but that is a small clearance and you guys nailed it! And love your idea of doing a window instead and mounting it all to a sheet of plywood. Cheers!
Awesome. I'm definitely going to ask your advice on building out a fireplace hearth/extension.
You guys are awesome I'm hook and nost of all I'm learning so much in every video thanks for all you do. God bless
That's Awesome! Looks sharp, nice clean lines and very innovative solving the heat problem! I was super impressed with the wall thickness. I've done them in 2×6 walls with pull out/tilting brackets, but I always feel like it's lost square footage, especially when your doubling the thickness of an exterior wall just for that feature. As for the cable box, most modern boxes should have an IR (infrared remote) port where you can plug in a tiny device to extend the remote range these, are great for hidden components.
105K subscribers Friday August 27, 2021. Happy you do the podcast. excited to see what you guys come up with next. Congratulations!!!
Great tutorial! Looks outstanding!
Very clean work guys as always. Have a good weekend!
I just noticed y'all are already up 5k more. you're on your way. I am always so happy to see good, fair and deserved success.
Nice job and love the trim around the fans.I think I would add an access door tok where wiring hooks up so that you wouldn't have to remove t.v. in case you need to get in.
Just returning back to congratulate you again on 100K 1 year ago and now you're sitting at 505K! I've watched pretty much every video almost and still working through them like an episode series! I highly recommend organizing your studpack videos into series/focus areas whether its flooring, drywall, or other. Categorizing helps us tackle projects in the right order that make sense similar to how y'all would tackle them! Just an idea and look forward to watching Jordan's house come along.
I would cover the exposed drywall and plywood from creating the 8 inch holes for the fans with house wrap tape to avoid having anything getting picked up by the airflow running over them . I would also get some magnetic computer fan dust filters to go over the fan guards to keep dirt from entering the niche. This will allow you to remove the dust filters occasionally for cleaning like you need to do with the air filters on a portable a/c unit.
You could consider an in wall tv mount. Its how I did mine. It has built in knockouts to attach j boxes. I have a panel on a barndoor track that covers it when its not in use. Art work on the panel with 2 recessed lights spotting the art when its covering the tv. All my low v cable go to a built in cabinet that has fans similiar to what you used (pull fan at the bottom, push fan at the top) . It also has a lcd thermostat that controls the fans with the temp and fan speed adjustments. Excellent video! Love watching you guys
I was planning on installing my TV in the same way you just showed me. Love it thanks!
Wow, amazing craftsmanship!!!
good job guys. yall are my favorite carpentry channel. stay safe from that hurricane coming. and make sure you take care of that echo you have when you start the podcast. get some sound deadening stuff for the walls.
This is one of my favorite things to do, and you guys killed it! 1 tip, use 4"PVC in the fan channel to give it a finished look.
The problem I have with installing TVs inside openings like this is they die. Replacement TVs do not always have the same mounting dimensions. Your idea of the plywood in the future is a step in the right direction, I do the same with under-cabinet appliances. Even better if you can find a way to incorporate a hinged mound, then the TV can be swung out for maintenance.
I stumbled on your channel because I have huge goals on my first house and I want to redo everything in it and your channel has helped me bridge the gap and some things I didn’t know. This video was awesome because I like the idea of putting the TV in a wall but I would make some slight modifications to your idea. Putting a little trim around the TV like a picture frame type trim to match the rest of the trim to hide the black plastic of the TV would look amazing. And if you turn one of those fans around it would create a neutral fan set up with equal push and pull pressure so if dust were to accumulate it would not pop out in front of the TV. Like I said I love your channel and I’m definitely going to go back and watch a few videos just to make sure I’m doing something right lol keep it up guys!
The rise of this channel has been amazing and I'm here for it! I often think it would be worth it to pay for your expenses to come to Kentucky to do some big work for me! LOL
I would cover the screws with a white box that pops on and off. the T.v. and everything was awesome, loved the trim on fans.
That looks really clean. I actually did something similar but to accommodate all of my electronics, the TV mounts to a full motion mount to an in wall cabinet where I have game systems and whatnot. That way no electronics will be seen and it looks really modern
I felt really silly carrying my 50" Tv around Lowe's to get the right size all thread to fit my tv.
Just kidding, but if it where me, I would want access to all the ports on the back. In case I want to add a fire stick, or roku, or USB, or hdmi or whatever.
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Yep, easily done using a utility cover as done for water faucets, water mains, etc. Good point.
Congrats!! Love your videos! Well deserved and keep on going!!
Returning a favor for all of the tips you guys offer: To avoid damaging the threads when cutting a threaded rod/bolt thread two nuts onto it and tighten them down onto each other. You can then place it in a vise or use vice-grips to hold onto it without damaging the threads.
Old, old trick that I'm surprised Stud Pack didn't remember. I'm sure he's done that before.
Definitely a good one of you need the thread in tact.
He might not have a vise mounted in the truck. I think that's why we didn't seem him utilize that technique. But your comment wasn't wasted as it was a very good reminder to me.
That's great on the 100K ,you both deserve it. Keep it up! RL
Paul, I once had to "activate" an AV receiver in a closet across the room from where the tv was in the opposite direction for viewing. Took me a while to figure out how to accomplish that feat. Ended up using a 1/4" round strand of fiber optic strung thru the ceiling. One end was at the TV, just below the right bottom corner, other end was in the closet across the room and pointing at the receiver. I actually didn't think it would work but I was surprised at how well it did . . . IR is 1000x brighter than visible light and has no problem traveling thru the fiber. Keep up the great work, you two are the Bomb.
Thx much appreciated 👍👊
Congratulations Guys!! Thank you for cooling it, lol. Nice clean work my friends! If there is room for this, I'd add a jam nut on the studs, to lock them to the TV. So, if you need to pull the TV later, the studs stay with the TV, it 'MIGHT' be easier this way. You could have larger holes for studs in wall for easier placement. Fender washers will conceal it. Still awesome to see pride in workmanship. A+!
Paul and son. I can't thank you enough. Too much good stuff!
Awesome job guys !
Love Love Love your content!! Keep up the good work!!
Always install a surge protection outlet to protect the TV and other electronics. For a future project I think you could create a drop down tilt out frame with hidden hinges and safety chains to support the TV and give easy access for future upgrades or support. I look forward to more crafty projects.
Good ideas thx Jim 👍
Excellent job guys I enjoy watching your videos and looking forward to the next one
Congrats on 100k you guys are awesome
Nice work guys .. been here since 20K .. awesome to see the channel hit 105K already 👍
Great video guys! Pleasant greetings from BELIZE!
Thx Isidro 👊
I was waiting to see this came out...awesome job
Love to see two hardworking dudes get success. Very good content.
Fantastic, excellent idea and work, I learn a lot from you, congratulations.
Thx 👍👊
CONGRATS on 100k !!!
That was dang smart the way you thought ahead about heat management and electronics. Didn't even cross my mind. Clever solution there.
Thx Nate 👍
Glad to see some metric dimensions used. Great video as usal!
Excellent work ,only thing I might adjust is the fan direction.Following the design of a processor and fan in a pc .it pulls air away from the chip ,it helps with dust management
Congrats on a 100K guys!!
Been mentioned a couple times already, but I'm curious how the audio on the TV sounds being enclosed like it is - Perhaps a recessed sound bar might be in order for future projects?
Totally awesome 👌
Congrats on the 100K. Keep those Vids Coming!
Awesome work! IR cable for anything that is line of sight.
If you have a line of sight box, you can use an IR remote extender, had an eye that captures the signal from the remote and transfers the signal to the cable box via IR transmitter wire. This allows for the same sleek look you have here and allowing the components to be in the area behind. Keep up the good work.
Stud Pack, you guys are awesome!! Please can you help with a tub drain relocation in slab, is there a work around the typical $2500 cost to relocate 5"?
Another great one. Be safe with this weekend with the hurricane coming. Looking forward to the podcast
Cool thx brother 👊👍
Clean AF. 👏🏻👏🏻
I like the way y’all did that! Great job!
Hope you guys and your families are safe this week in light of Ida. Hope to see you soon!
We’re good thx Roger 👍
Where do you guys find that awesome music? Great channel guys! CONGRATS on the 100K !!!
A Big Hello from Boston!!!!
You 2 are great to watch...Paul seeing you evolve from your first few videos, you look super comfortable in front of that camera now...great flow....are the projects you do on your house or customers? God Bless
Thx Clinton 👍
Client’s houses
Another great video, you guys are making me step up my game!!!!
Congrats on 100k subscribers Stud Pack!!!!!!!
Love this channel and the lessons. This channel is a fun place to learn
A Dremel with a cutoff wheel is nice for cutting threaded rod & screws, and any thin metal.
trims look great
Man my contractor is busy but I had so much faith in him that I’m sleeping on a couch for a year just for him to work on weekends in my house
And now I’m going I’m there and I’m seen not even one drywall straight
Everything is so crooked that I get motion sickness
And all those small details that been done wrong and make me act like an ocd or so .But their bill is always perfectly even.
I’m trying to say that you are awesome and you are what we call professional ..there is still hope in humanity.God bless you and whom ever take their work seriously and have the talent to make it look even more serious .
LOL Rob England beat me to the suggestion. The method that he is describing can be used on so many applications and is def. the way to go. Also, this method is often utilized when controlling something from any location via wireless... even 120v supplies. Thumbs up to Rob. And Paul, the method that you have suggested for the next time IS the better way. A telescoping/adjustable backing board is an ideal application for when a change out is required. Your vids are gettin' prime, boys. Yes Jordan.. the 1/4 Rnd was good choice. I laughed when you said to paint the acorns "white". Kid.. you're outta control! lol
I was thinking I hadn’t really seen this done too much and then I remembered that one of the offices my company has actually has TVs about this size in niches. And the funny thing is neither TV has a cooling solution…I guess that’s probably why we have trouble with one of them all the time…it could be overheating. Anyway good job with the TV installation, looks nice and clean!
Great job and congrats on the 100k!
The only change I would've made is to use white fans, then it disappears into the pantry a bit better. I guess you could always just spray paint them white but white just seems better to me for this application.
Big fan from South Africa!
great work as always guys. y'all will be at a million subs in no time.
I love this.
A couple weeks back I had to hang a FSTV that was in a recessed situation but over a fireplace. The old tv was not as large as the new one, but it was a plasma. Lead anchor.
The new one had 3/8” reveal on either edge and because the mounting brackets bolt pattern was different it became a pain to still have adequate clearance on bottom, but the top reveal needed to still be proportionate to the bottom.
Making everything a pita, they refused to accept my insistence regarding tilt only vs articulating.
This was already a huge irritant at the start. The strings from the release mechanism had been removed. So removing the first television took way too much work.
What should’ve been a 30-60 minute gig stretched to hours, and up charging was expressly stated wasn’t acceptable.
I should’ve walked. But being a man of my word I accepted the learning curve as partial payment and carried on.
Later, they asked if I would take the BROKEN, plasma. With LEDs I occasionally say no problem, if they work, they can sell for a few bucks, if they don’t the fresnel lens is fun for projects as are some of the LED strips and recycling isn’t an issue, and they typically will offer $20.
This guy offered $20, and before I was done his wife took off, when it was time to leave he tells me he only had $6!
I should’ve said keep your cash AND the TV. But being nice, I said, $6 is better than $0.
I hadn’t ever opened a plasma, so I didn’t know it was only a heavy glass lens and other useless heavy steel structure along with all the useless circuit boards.
Literally, the next 3 customers ALL were replacing Plasma TVs. They all also wanted them gone. At least these were functional, but still, I learned that goodwill etc DON’T ACCEPT TELEVISIONS.
I thought CRT wasn’t desired, but no one wants anything. The recycling guy I finally found wanted more than I charged these people to take this shit off their hands!
Anyone want a free plasma FSTV?
Awesome job, guys. Imagine doing this with a 70-incher. 🤜💥🤛
I see you guys have gone all in with the CA glue. Bet you wish you would’ve found that stuff years ago. I know I love it and use it all the time!
Great job, guys!
Another awesome and informative video
I like the small DC fans to circulate air around the TV IDEA.
Congrats on 100+k! Can't wait for the podcast! First day subscribe for me! Hope you'll still regularly release these videos; am eager to see work at the Brothers' sunken place.
Thx Sean 👊