Floating Shelf | Easy DIY mounting
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2021
- My parents asked me to build them a floating shelf under their TV for a soundbar. It should be one with a live edge and no visible fasteners. Since it hangs relatively low on the wall, I had a clever idea for a cheap and simple DIY solution. Bosch also has a sponsored part in this video because they sent me some sanding meshes of their new Expert line along with a battery-powered random orbit sander to test them with. I did some tests to see if the dust collection is as good as advertised.
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Now that is what i call a proper integration of a sponsored item in a video~ I didnt even realize it was a sponsor section... but since its part of the process it was seamless
I mean… very clean job with the shelf. But someone has to do something about the cable management.
It will be fixed soon ..i guess
That’s what I thought!
Greet idea, and you could easily make a small plug that would cover the tool access port on the underside of the shelf if you need to. 🙂
Great video! I would have liked to have seen more finished product shots at the end, it was kind of abrupt. 😅
Hope you have a grand holiday Marius. Love to see what you will make next.
How fun to see you doing something for your parents, great video
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!
Damn, that's a huge hole just to tighten a bolt ;)
What I've done and works well in situations like that (and is invisible): angle the plate a little so that when you push down the board, it pulls itself to the wall (takes a few tries with adjustment). Instead of angling the plate, you can also bend the "flaps" of the slot a little. Or use a triangular slot and use a counter sink head screw. It has the same effect: the further you push the screw into the slot, the more it pulls on the screw. Both methods even allow you to level the board a little after the fact, because you don't have to bottom out in the slot for it to work.
What also should work (but I haven't used it for that and there might be a problem to lock it in place tightly): screw a threaded rod into the wall and stick the board with matching holes onto them. Then use a small screw from the bottom to lock the rod in place in the board.
That sounds similar to a french cleat
@@MariusHornberger Couldn't you have shortened the key or use a different type of bolt (Sechskant zB)?
Another great video Marius !
Congratulations on your work! Have a wonderful 2022 with great health and success!
I bet Ikea are looking into hiring Keanu Reeves to "take out this Hornberger menace that has better solutions that are going to last longer and is showing the people what real quality furniture looks like."
Very clever. Thanks for sharing
Wow, that did work out well.
Frohe Weihnachten!
Lord bless you and your family this coming year.
The nice things about the mesh is that you can use them as abrasive washing cloth when spent.
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Welldone!
I like your mounting method and will copy it. I think I will cut short the allen key so less wood needs to be removed.
Cool. Then my project and video served 8ts purpose. Have fun with building your shelf
Lighter weight shelves can be tightly attached to walls using furniture cam-lock hardware. It works so much better than whatever they give you in the package.
IIRC, Mirka were the first to market with Abranet... excellent finish and dust extraction... lasts really well too. I've got some pieces of 80 grit that are about 8 years old.. well worn and probably 600 grit by now but they just last and last... The only disks I'll buy now are net type.
I agree and can vouch for Abranet as well, they last so much longer than normal sanding discs. I've been using some 4 year old discs as well on hand sanding blocks! The only downside I've found is that they can tear easier on edges but you just need to take care.
Nicely done Marius! TFS, GB :)
Also wenn du statt diesen viiiieell zu langen Inbusschlüssel, einfach eine kleine 1/4 Zoll Ratsche mit ner Inbusnuss benutzt hättest, hätte mit Sicherheit ein viel kleinerer Ausschnitt ausgereicht. Oder wenn du den Inbuschlüssel um 70% gekürzt hättest.
Das stimmt. Ich wollte die Schraube so hoch wie möglich an der Kante haben, was mit einer Ratsche nicht funktioniert hätte. Aber ein gekürzter Inbusschlüssel wäre sinnvoll gewesen
@@MariusHornberger Beim nächsten Versuch :) Aber die Idee ist ganz gut.
The slot could have been made significantly smaller if you had cut down the hex key. You could have taken out 1/2-3/4 of the depth front to back by taking a cutoff wheel to the hex key and cutting all but a few millimeters past where the key straightens out.
Good job though. Looks good. I like the live edge and the fake live edge with a sanding disc on an angle grinder. Nifty trick. I will have to keep that in mind.
But then you'd need to cut another allen key when you need to take it off (since you'll lose the tool). Pay the price now, and you'll recoup on the backend.
@@hansangb I have a box full of hex keys leftover from stuff I've assembled over the years. It is a minimal amount of effort. It is not as though a shelf like that is detached and attached on the regular. It is far more effort to chisel out such a large clearance mortise.
Moin Marius,
sehr schönes Ergebnis und auch die Befestigung ist sehr clever, auch wenn ich den Ausschnitt kleiner gewählt hätte und dann einen Kugelkopf-Sechskant-Schlüssel genommen hätte. Aber mit deiner Lösung bist Du universeller.
Ich bin von dem kleinen Bosch-Exzenter sehr angetan, allerdings bin ich ein überzeugter Anhänger von Absaugung am Schleifer. Aber auch der integrierte Staubbeutel scheint ja recht gute Arbeit zu leisten.
Danke für das klasse Video!
a cheap allen key could be cut very short so as to limit the size of the cutout. And then you could considcer taping it to the underside😆
Mhmm, I'm thinking more about some kind of spring loaded hole from the side from where the key could pop off.
I came here to write that. 😃👍
Your tape test seems like it shows reasonable results. You'd almost need a rig that moves the sander in a pattern for x amount of strokes to compare how much material is sucked up then compare the weight of the wood before and after kind of thing. I think it is important to know how much wood ends up on the floor or in the air.
Der Kreuzlinienlaser so "Am I a joke to you ?" 😄
I like the idea of the bolt tightening pocket, but why not use a hex-head bolt that requires only a thin pocket for an open-end wrench?
none of them are perfect if you wanted to use a bolt instead it require a wider slot while this require a longer slot.
He could have made the slot way smaller by cutting the allenkey aswell
@@Nickerian91 There are certainly tradeoffs. The Allen key requires a deeper slot for the tool, and requires additional slot length for insertion and removal. The hex head combines the two, though -- the same space that is used for tool insertion and removal is also used for turning the bolt head.
How long before your parents ask you to cut a gap behind the shelf for those cables to drop through?
Funny how 80% of the comments are saying what he should have done. The shelf looks great.
Great work as always, I really enjoy your content and projects!
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Why not make a short alan key instead of removing all that wood?
That would have been smarter
I have a bunch of bits for alan screws and a mini ratchet, works great for these kind of jobs
I always enjoy watching your woodworking skills. After seeing your table saw, I bought a Felder 700S.
You can see it on my CZcams channel. French River springs
I think if you would try the Festool 150 rotex, you would never touch your belt sander again.
Cheers from Canada
i have a RO150 and good belt sander is really helpful. too bad i've decided on skimping price on festool one and bought GBS75
genius 👍
nice
Very goof quallity video like big friend
used the mesh discs a lot - they perform way better with a shopvac attached.
did you use the special adapter that goes between the discs and the sander ? that makes a difference as well.
Nice Project, as far as the sanding pads, yes they are better, but are they worth the extra expense?
Seems like the mass of the maple X the moment arm (x g) applies a lot of torque at the edge/wall interface. You must have much better drywall in Germany than we do 'cause that shelf would have already cut a line into my drywall and the shelf...well not so much level anymore. Nice finish work.
It's a brick wall
We don’t do drywall in Europe. Our houses are built with bricks and concrete, and plastered over.
Good job. Good son.
Hi Marius
Great channel, just taken delivery of my hammer 47.82 and done a few test cuts on it, when doing text it’s ok in vectric v carve and okay on the eding screen but it routers out in reverse , would you have any ideas of the problem, keep up with the great content and keep safe
Wouldn’t two stand alone brackets to rest the speaker on have better acoustics??
Merry Christmas 🎄
Hi Marius, nice video again. I assume the board was too long to consider flattening it on your cnc?
Yes, and the CNC is not usable at the moment...upgrades coming soon
In the future I would have each piece sand down a specific number of passes over some scrap wood. More work though XD
But it was a very good view of the dust port of the router !
Lol !
That tv setup could do with some cablemanagement
Ok what was blurred out? Lol
I know! Been watching that segment over and over to get a clue.
DeWalt tool in the background...no other competing brands allowed in this video
@@MariusHornberger Thank you for the explanation!!
Hallo Marius, danke für das tolle Video. Welche Dübel verwendest Du für die Schrauben mit dem metrischen Gewinde?
Ich hab im Baumarkt einfach m8 Schrauben in verschiedene dübeln gesteckt und die mit dem besten Bauchgefühl gekauft
Now you have to do something with the cables... What a mess ;)
pushing on the sander too much will gum up sandpaper, let the machine do the work next time. light pressure removes more material on orbital sanders.
hatte ein ähnliches Problem aber man sollt es weder von unten noch von oben sehen - einfach ein paar Gewindestangen mit einem 6-Kant-Profil auf der anderen Seite in die Wand geschraubt und das regal draufgesteckt - wenn man die Stangen ganz leicht mit dem Hammer "verbiegt", wenn sie in der Wand sind, verspreizen sie sich in den Bohrungen und das Regal geht nur noch mit sanfter Gewalt wieder runter
👍👍👍
Interesting … Bosch mesh disks. Did you have any problem with the hook & loop holding since more of the sander’s platen/surface (between the holes) is exposed to dust?
No, the hook and loop I'd pretty good. It slipped a bit after some use, but is easier to remove again after longer use
Hey, Marius. Can I talk with future Me about the stock market offline?
Als Woodworker tut man gut daran sich mit dem Werkstoff Stahl zu beschäftigen. Nicht so angenehm zu bearbeiten, bietet aber ungeahnte Möglichkeiten ✌🧐
PS was ist denn das für eine geile Absaugvorrichtung bei 10:39 🤔
Die Absaugung hatte ich mal in einem Video über 3d Druck gezeigt. Gibt aus meiner Thingverse Seite zum runterladen
Nice video. Could you tell me what type and model number of joiner/planer you are using?
It's a kity 636. I have a couple videos about it on my channel
@@MariusHornberger Thanks. I'll check out those videos.
Hello,
10:39 can you link the stl for the vacuum drill dust collector?
Thank you very much.
LG
juck.
www.thingiverse.com/thing:3286346
I really wish those table saws were more common here.
Ausgezeichnet 😁
5:50 that seems like a LOT of wood and pressure to be hanging on those thin sheet metal inserts? 🤔 dubious...
Soundbars and speakers make vibration, and eventually can cause loose bolts. But I don't think it will be a problem here.
The mass of the shelf dampens that to virtually zero.
@7:48 Wait a minute. Why the pixelation? Just curious. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Also, I was a bit surprised you sanded off the natural edge. Did you parents change their mind?
DeWalt tool was visible and no competitive brands were allowed in the video.
Sanding the natural edge was how the wanted it
@@MariusHornberger thanks. I kind of thought that might have been it.
Hi, ich habe die Erfahrung gemacht dass Gitterschleifpapier den Klett von meinem Teller killt. Ich nutze jetzt ein Fließ zwischen Teller und Schleifgitter, die Kosten sind dadurch aber höher da auch das Fließ regelmäßig getauscht werden muss. Das Absaugergebnis ist aber wirklich besser.
Okay, ich hab eigentlich auch eine zwischenscheibe bekommen, die allerdings nicht zum Lochbild gepasst hat für genau den Zweck
@@MariusHornberger mein Fließ hat gar kein Lochbild, ist einfach durchgängig. Saugt trotzdem sehr gut ab.
I have quite a bit of CZcams woodworking that I am a member of but I think yours is one of the best but unfortunately it always takes so long for you to come up with a new video :(
Happy holidays in advance.
You could have cut the Allen key to 1 cm instead of hogging out all that material. Other than that I love your videos
Sehr Interessante Version der Aufhängung!
Leider nur möglich wenn das Regal tief genug hängt das man nicht drunter gucken kann...
Ja, das ist Vorraussetzung
Wenn man das Ganze auf die Spitze treiben möchte kann man den ausgestemmten Teil so klein machen, dass die Schraube nur eine Umdrehung lose sein kann beim Einhängen. Dann nimmt man noch eine Sechskantschraube und einen Gabelschlüssel. So kommt man viel näher an das Ende heran - nur muss man wohl mehr als 3mm Randabstand wählen.
Optional kann man auch aus der Oberseite diesen Teil rausfräsen und einfach mit einem Starkfurnier abdecken wenn man fertig ist - sollte das Regal über Kopf hängen.
Aber vielleicht hat noch jemand eine bessere Idee 💡
Hi hi, nur weil ichs gesehen hab... Du solltest deine 3M-Maske in einer Plastiktüte oder Behälter packen. Denn der Gas-Filter verbraucht sich an der Luft.
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is this a Kity 626 planer?
It's a kity 636. I made multiple videos about it
just found the videos thanks
Very cool. Now find a way to hide all the wires.
Was waren das denn für Dübel die du da benutzt hast?
Äh, große 😄. Kriterium war nur lang und halbwegs passend zu m8. Die hab ich im Baumarkt mitgenommen
@@MariusHornberger Es gibt doch auch Anker aus Metall, die schon Gewindeschrauben drin haben. Ich dachte zuerst du nimmst die, weil man ja sonst eher Holzschrauben, oder spezielle Dübelschrauben für solche Kunststoffdübel verwendet, oder?
Klar, ich denk das Prinzip funktioniert mit allen möglichen Schrauben o.Ä. ich hatte die m8 Schrauben schon rumliegen
Wo bekommt man in Deutschland Helix Messer für Abrichten?
Mein Video dazu: czcams.com/video/bAVXiRcrJxg/video.html
Meine Quelle: www.holbren.com/byrd-shelix-for-kity-jointers/byrd-shelix-head-for-kity-636-10-jointer/planer/
@@MariusHornberger Danke!
@@MariusHornberger I was kinda hoping for a European product. I know that many US manufacturers have a few products for European planers available but it seems my Metabo isn't one of them...
It seems if I really want a helical cutter head I'll have to replace my machine...
Anreissen mit dem Messschieber! How dare you?! :-)
Not enough after installation video!
Why no Outtakes? Sad :(
Until you made the brackets, I thought you were going to pin it to the wall with steel dowels.
or instead of cutting such a large hole into the wood to make space for a large key, cut the allen key shorter.
Now you need some cable management.
Ist es wirklich besser das du Englisch sprichst statt Deutsch?
Ich meine du bist Witzig im Intro und erklärst alles ausführlich. Aber dein deutscher Dialekt kommt sowas von herraus ;P das ich ziemlich grinsen muss.
Das ist nen gutes Video um massiv geld zu sparen . Es gibt so klammern die man auch von unten anzieht wird oft genutzt bei küchenzeilen wo rechts und links im schrank hängen, hettich , für nen paar euro´s link mach ich jetzt mal keine rein "Hettich Schrankaufhänger SAH 215/216" ca 5€
Aber sonst coole idee, ergänzen würde ich nur ein kabelschacht mein OCD tickt da aus bei dem kabel gewirr dort ;)
sonst hast du mein ABo + Daumen mach weiter.!!
Englisch erreicht mehr Leute und bringt meine Sprachkenntnisse weiter.
Danke für die Info zur anderen Hardware, werd ich mir auf jeden Fall anschauen
uhh, shelf is good but those wires bother me
Was war das für eine seltsam, skurrile Skulptur auf dem alten Brett....ein ausgestopfter "sid" von Ice Age??????
I love this project and it turned out beautifully… but ya could’ve just used a normal bolt and saved yourself a lot of chiseling 😵💫
Typical German efficiency 🇬🇧🇩🇪
No way of getting it flat and parallel... other than hand tools
Das "Kabelmangement" habt Ihr aber nicht bedacht, oder?
Ein Rat zum Gewindeschneiden: Nimm in Zukunft Schneidöl. Du schonst Dich, den Schrauber und bekommst ein perfektes Gewinde .... WD40 geht auch, Schneidöl ist aber besser. Gibts im Baumarkt und hält ewig.
:D
Interesting shelf design, but the soundbar is a design fail in the first place. TVs are now only a visual display. I connect my TV's sound output to a decent amplifier and attached speakers. A soundbar is just a pathetic attempt to restore the pathetic functionality that used to be in the TV, but it won't be much better.
deine Werkstatt ist eindeutig zu klein 🧐😉
Zustimmung😅
You just need to hide the ugly wires
Why didn't you fasten it with a cheap mounting pin with a rod (1€) or more fancy Ferramenta triade (4€)? the result would be much better 😊
Erster👌
Why is it obvious that the video is about what is written in the title? Most of the titles on youtube are nothing but misleading clickbait.
first
bosch tools are a joke. regret every pennie spend on them. i have two "pro" sanders, both broken after one year of use. also their motors are far louder than makita / dewalt / festool
nice