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Building a Gorgeous entertainment center step by step.
Building a 19’ entertainment center with white oak counter tops, white oak shelves with puck lights, ship lap, and accent lighting up top.
### DIY Entertainment Center: Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome to our DIY channel! In this video, we’re showing you how to build a stylish and functional entertainment center from scratch. Whether you’re looking to organize your living room or create a cozy media nook, this project is perfect for you.
🔨 **Materials & Tools Needed:**
- Plywood sheets
- Wood screws
- Drill
- Saw
- Measuring tape
- Sandpaper
- Paint or wood stain
- Brushes
- Hardware (hinges, handles)
📋 **In This Video, You’ll Learn see step by step process of building an entertainment center
👷 **Why DIY?**
- Save money by building your own furniture.
- Customize to fit your space and style.
- Enjoy the satisfaction of creating something with your own hands.
📏 **Dimensions & Specifications:**
Comment/ ask
🌟 **Subscribe & Follow Us:**
Don’t forget to hit the like button and subscribe for more DIY
Thank you for watching, and happy building!
#DIYEntertainmentCenter #HomeImprovement #FurnitureBuilding #DIYProject #LivingRoomDecor #HandmadeFurniture
### DIY Entertainment Center: Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome to our DIY channel! In this video, we’re showing you how to build a stylish and functional entertainment center from scratch. Whether you’re looking to organize your living room or create a cozy media nook, this project is perfect for you.
🔨 **Materials & Tools Needed:**
- Plywood sheets
- Wood screws
- Drill
- Saw
- Measuring tape
- Sandpaper
- Paint or wood stain
- Brushes
- Hardware (hinges, handles)
📋 **In This Video, You’ll Learn see step by step process of building an entertainment center
👷 **Why DIY?**
- Save money by building your own furniture.
- Customize to fit your space and style.
- Enjoy the satisfaction of creating something with your own hands.
📏 **Dimensions & Specifications:**
Comment/ ask
🌟 **Subscribe & Follow Us:**
Don’t forget to hit the like button and subscribe for more DIY
Thank you for watching, and happy building!
#DIYEntertainmentCenter #HomeImprovement #FurnitureBuilding #DIYProject #LivingRoomDecor #HandmadeFurniture
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Can you actually just leave the posts in the ground permanently? It probably won't pass the town code.
@@LL-ue3ek there was no inspection to build the fence. Definitely wasn’t an inspection to demo it.
this was fabulous. learned so much. thank you for showing us wood selections too!
@@kimbanyc hey thanks for the nice comment. Glad to help.
SeaHub
😂😂😂
Stupid question :) but how did you bolt the top cabinets to the walls?
@@eveannun with cabinet screws. The same way to do any cabinet, floor or wall. Into the studs
How much would something like this cost? What size is the size?
Amazing! It looks well made! Once I get a house of my own, I'll make something like it.
Beautiful what color is the Roman clay please
How many inches of tv will fit?
I don’t remember. That was so many builds ago. Sorry.
Thanks for the video. I’ve watched it many time to help me do a large 14.5 foot wide entertainment center.
Hello, this is a very nice approach. Could you please help me with understanding what angle of a cut is required for the base of the back legs ? Thanks
If only it was that easy 😂
Dafuq how dafuq
Damn that looks good!!! What typa wood size and wood you using? 1X4s??
Dude this is fucking hilarious. I’ve literally watched a few videos that are 10-30 minutes long and it was so confusing! Yours is so easy! Just need a cut/supplies list!
Go to Ana White. She has the complete video and free down able plans
From Mincreaft!😮
What hardware did you use for the shelves
Absolutely beautiful. We will be building something similar very soon. We will use base cabinets for the bottom though, as we aren’t skilled like you are.
Thanks so much and good luck.
Can you share dimensions for this chair? I really love the simple design
Iove love love well done 🎉
Thanks so much
@6:04 i see what ya did there with the zeppelin tune. Also weird im watching this with Purim approaching
Try hard
Fantastic work! That turned out really nice. Slainte, DC🍀
Thanks very very much.
😂😂😂 all I know is that other dudes name is John and you sir are a badass carpenter. Great work.
John rules. Thanks so much.
What type of brick did you use here?
Real face brick and real mortar.
Is it the old mill web brick
@@keithwright4967 castle gate thin brick
Very nice work
I have been search hopelessly for hours and getting EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED!!!! Iam trying to find a video on A BIG OUTSIDE DOOR FOR AN OUTBUILDING!!!!!!! Why do I keep getting little INSIDE bathroom or closet doors!!!!DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH???!!! Did they change the Definition of BARN DOOR overnight?? IM LOOKING FOR A BIG 8X12 OUTBUILDING DOOR!!!!
Wow. First thing in the morning too. Thanks for the amazing comment. Definitely made me laugh. Hopefully this is a joke, if not then I hope your day gets better. Make a sammich.
@@DannyRickRick sorry, but does you tube speak English? I was looking for BIG Garage doors on an outbuilding, but I keep getting dozens and dozens of videos on LITTLE INTERIOR sliding doors on closets or bathrooms . Do they not speak English? What is the door on an exterior garage called? Did they change the definition overnight?it gets frustrating when they give you that same thing every time, BTW, nice job, I'll keep it in mind if I do one in the future.
Very nice
Do you have any details on how you attached the metal brackets to the floating shelves?
I attached the brackets to the 2x4 ledger board with 3” lag screws and built the shelf hollow to slip on the metal brackets.
@@DannyRickRick is there anything keeping the metal brackets from slipping off?
The shelf is screwed to the ledger board on the wall.
@@DannyRickRick Got it thanks. Looks great btw.
@@user-dl5yb8kj7i thanks
Def not the correct way lol.
Is the fence gone? Or did it grow back?
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IM JELEOUS BRO, bet she can SCREAAAMMMM
got a 2012 1500 with 158 on the clock. So far has made me a fan lol
You may be trying to act stupid but your screw ups removed all doubt..
Dan, where are you located?
Lakewood ranch Florida.
What dimensions did you use for the bookshelf? 12" Deep shelves? It looks like you used 3/4" sides with 1/2" MDF boards on the outside with a 1/4" inside offset? That sound about right? Great work. I'm working on something similar now. I love the video. Hope Cash is doing good.
Correct on everything!! Thanks so much and I hope your project turns out great. Cash is doing fantastic 😀😀.
Would like the plans to this one.
Yea bud after the music intro I have to recommend just being you how you talk to your close friends… it does get hard to keep watching… I’m 100% a dummy lol which also causes my brain to go left any moment
I made this video as a joke. It’s a parody of tik tokkers.
this isnt rust?
What’s not rust?
That's amazing! What's an approximate cost of supplies for this ? Not power tools not labor, thank you I'd love to attempt this in my home.
Vrrrrrt is the most useful tool I've bought in a decade.
Most annoying too 😂😂
Tool #5 lmaooooo
It looks nice but What about airflow?
Put tape over the trim before you fasten. Drive the fastener through the tape, then fill the hole with your filler til it’s full and smooth. Remove the tape and no sanding required. Apply when possible and over the long run it’ll save you a TON of labor hours in sanding.
For a kreg jig screw??? Wouldn’t that eat up a ton of filler that I’d have to sand anyways? How would i install a screw on an angle thru tape??? I’d have to see this technique done in person. This is interesting
What's the name of this song?
No idea. It’s on my editing app for editing videos like this video right here that you commented on.
I'm laughing so hard.... here is this guy that has no polished speech but the video is hilarious - and GOOD. I know if I tried to make a video, I'd be a stuttering idiot. Kudos to him. Back to the video.... this idiot is hanging barn doors for Christmas.
Thanks. I really hope you hung those doors superbly. Merry Christmas
What fire place is that
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Love your vibe! great job.
Lose the music with information content, hard to concentrate on your message when there's loud ass beats
Got it. Thanks.
Hey Danny, great video how long does it takes to build each?
This job might’ve taken a little more than 2 weeks
@@DannyRickRick great Dan, thanks! I wish to have a mentor like you! Keep up with the good work 👍🏼
Very nice! What is the name and brand of the blue/grey paint on the wall if you don’t mind me asking?
That’s funny. Thank you.
@@DannyRickRick ???
Oh you were serious? Sorry. It sounded like a smart ass question I would ask. I apologize but can’t remember the color we used for the walls. I know the stain color was aged barrel and maybe the wall color was cyber space? Hope that helps.
@@DannyRickRick Lol…nah it was a sincere question. Thanks for the feedback. Enjoy your room. It looks great
Look... This is against NFPA codes for combustible materials near the firebox... Pray you never have a house fire.
I appreciate your concern and I’d like to assure you I wouldn’t pray for a fire if I built some cabinets or not. The mantle and casing on the sides were actually existing and installed by the builder which obviously passed inspection. From what I understand the cabinets on the sides I built, are well over 12” from the firebox which passes code. If you could school me on this subject I’d love to hear your reasoning. Further education is a necessity for a business owner. Thanks.
What was the adhesive you used, I want to do a similar project like this but wondered if only brad nails into drywall would be enough or not? Awesome video and turnout though!
Either liquid nails or panel glue. Something that sticks to anything.
Nice work. For end screwing shelves and cabinet carcass, you should check out "Confirmat" screws. Been using them for years and a little more work having to predrill with the special stepped bit, but they're great.