Thank you!! I have been trying to figure out the most secure way to mount my floating crafting desk organizer - the brackets you used were perfect & easier than cutting a bunch of 2x4's down to create braces. I may even go a step further & hinge the desk part to save space!
Thank you for giving so much support about the chair! I will look into buying it! Here's an appreciative tip for being a great guy and content creator! Your consistency will pay off. Keep up the amazing videos and Amazon streams!
@@ToolsElectroDIY You're welcome, you deserve it! Also, for some reason you're live stream ended in the middle of your sentence for me and there was no more chat or anything. Anyways, I'm just glad you saw this, have a great rest of your day!
Nice setup. I just got done building my desk about the same way, though I didnt make the desk itself, I bought a butcher block counter top from lowes that is 10feet long, which is a few inches short of my room but I wanted a gap all the way around. I'm not done with my setup yet. Still working on the details.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I may do that. Not sure. I’m not much of a CZcams creator or anything. Maybe when it’s finished I’ll upload a short video so that others can get ideas similar to what I have done. If I do I’ll be sure to come back here and let you know.
Next time you need to make a cut with the multitool for an opening, I suggest applying painters tape on the surface to reduce the roughness of the edges made
100% going to bow in the middle over time If not sart moving with expansion and contraction and only such small brackets maybe a 4x2 timber from side to side underneath where the LED's where to strengthen the desk top over time I have built one my self at home but my desk has 4x2 timber under fixed to the wall
Looks cool do you think a beginner can make this? Am trying to make my mom a floating table on an L shaped wall so we can add bar stool chairs then maybe some cabinets on the top, or some drawers on the side to save up some space. I have it all put tg in my head but idk how to go on about this but watching this made me wanna just try when i get some tools. I also love your MacBook set up on the wall that’s so cool that it connects to your monitor.
Yes you can do this. I was a beginner when I made this desk. You need some basic tools though, links in description. I also have a dedicated video for the wall mounted laptop dock.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thank you When i get back home i will look at the tools and maybe watch your laptop dock i been wanting to make one for my iPad and i think it should be the same thing just a bit different.
Hey Guy you helped out with the Acer 5 Labtop for college. Listen to this guy hes got a heart and wants to help the public. Good dude right here. Thank you again for the help going to check that Labtop out right now. Saved me numerous hours today. -Kyle
nice looking desk. I was watching the video closely, especially when you mounted the desk to the wall. Are you just hanging those with the brackets you installed to the wall? maybe i missed a step and I was curious where those brackets came from? Considering something similar.
Super clean look, nice work. About how heavy is the desk it self? Looking to do the same design with hidden brackets like yours but worried about sagging without supports running the depth of the desk. Thanks
It's been a year since the video was uploaded. Did the desk sag at all? I'm planning a similar build and want to use 3 inch angle iron across the length and width of the board on three sides. What is your opinion?
Looking great, Thanks for sharing !!! On a previous message you mentioned the length of 116 in. on your wall. I'm designing something similar except on 98" x 24". And does the desk sag in the middle at all?
wonderful but i can't go for it bad luck. in our country the accessories devices you used may not be available to cut off and do this woderful desk😔 Take love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thank you for the video. I recently purchased 2 6 foot butcher blocks and was going to use joist hangers with some wood as my mounting technique. Didn't even think about l brackets. I am concerned if the l brackets will support the weight property as the blocks are heavy but I suppose we will see. Also I recommend that you increase the sound of your voice when you edit. It was difficult to hear you.
Thank you for the reply 😄 I'm also inexperienced. I only recently started editing videos, except it is my gaming clips that I upload to TikTok. Never thought I'd download that app. Anyways, I use something called CapCut. It's a simple editor but it provides a lot of useful functionality.
1. How is this a year on? Any bend in middle? 2. What wood is this? 3. How wide is the desk and how thick the wood? 4. Just down using metal brackets? I’ve seen people make wooden frames all the way around?
1. No bend, no sack. Well supported in the middle. Watch my recent videos (laser level) e.g. you will see the desk in multiple recent reviews. 2. Pine. 3. 117 inches wide. 1.5 inches thick. (2 by 12 from Home Depot) 4. Right. L shape brackets are the only thing used.
I might do a wooden frame and then in the very centre put a metal bracket for extra support maybe. But I have brick walls not studs so I got better support that way
nice! I was skeptical at first but the coffee looks good on that fir. If you don't mind me asking, how wide is that wall? And does the desk sag in the middle at all? I'm designing something similar except on an 11ft wall and its got to come out 30in.
Hi Hubson, thanks for leaving a comment. I'm not sure if this is a compliment or an insult: 1. Tim Cook is doing a great job being the CEO of Apple. I'm sure he is a great man. 2. English is not my native language. What comes natural to you doesn't necessary come easy for me. It requires a lot of practice and hours of hard work to make this video too. 3. Could you please share your custom PC build or other projects you have done? I look forward to watching it.
Hi @@ToolsElectroDIY Well according to the desk - great job, about the apple: 1. Tim Cook is doing a great job being the CEO of Apple. I'm sure he is a great man. - diagree, you should have seen some of his interviews. He is an iDiot. No need to mention what is he doing by selling overpriced devices not including earbuds and such basic thing like wallbrick. But of course you as an apple fanboy will never see it. 2. Mine neither, I just found that you sound like tim cook - really exhaused or sick, that's why I asked, you english is fine. 3. I am going to purchase a new PC and I will need a custom desk workplace, that's why I am here to check others' ideas, I need something basic, like yours, but definitely not with anything from apple, I am a reasonable man spending my money reasonably (by not buying overpriced junk from apple). Please see some of these: czcams.com/video/wOYR-WhQ3Rk/video.html It's for fun, but explains easly what apple is up to.
It looks super nice but idk man, 3 brackets I dont think is enough. Those are some really long pieces. Its probably going to warp in the middle over time unless he puts rails along the bottom
Thank you. The stud finder I used is geni.us/oZeNPo It is basically has two very strong magnets (perhaps I forgot to put it under the video description.)
Thanks! It doesn't sag at all thanks to brackets along the wall. You might be interested in this video with that floating table too czcams.com/video/j70DsBAQ6Oo/video.html
Can't tell how you made the power cord sleeve and do you use some sort of docking station for your MacBook? This is so clean. Come make one for me please!
Hi just wanted to ask about cable management, ddi you leave a gap between the table and the wall for the cables to run though? Or just you just cut one hole?
In USA, we have wood beams behind the dry wall. Therefore that magnet is used for finding them based on nails. If you have a brick wall, you can drill wherever you want to mount this desk.
@@ToolsElectroDIY thanks that helps. I cut down an old thick Neem tree on my property a year ago because it had developed a rot cavity inside its trunk near the base. I'm soon going to get it milled into planks (it will be a lot of them) in few days. So I'm going to make some diy furniture out of them and save the remaining materials for when we decide to make new or expand our house.
I didn't spend a penny on brackets, they are recycled components from bed or cabinet brackets from ikea I guess :) I'm sure you can find similar ones from your local hardware store.
I hope you enjoy this video, please click like, it really helps my channel and CZcams algorithm so more people can see it, thank you! I have more interesting videos in my pipeline!
Hello, my name is Luz. A couple of weeks ago you gave me some shopping recommendations to start my music & movement class streaming. I am no longer able to find the list you Kindly made for me. Would it be possible for you to provide me again with the list? greetings!! Luz Elena Romano
Sure Luz, here you go, they are under the "Streaming Gears" of my amazon profile page www.amazon.com/shop/toolselectrodiy Please also bookmark it and come back to my live stream (when I'm live, the video is displayed on this page. usually after 7PM EST.)
Thank you!! I have been trying to figure out the most secure way to mount my floating crafting desk organizer - the brackets you used were perfect & easier than cutting a bunch of 2x4's down to create braces. I may even go a step further & hinge the desk part to save space!
Glad I could help! Sounds like a plan! I look forward to seeing your project!
What are these brackets called?
So helpful!!!! Thanks!! Love the coffee stain tip! I hate using toxic chemicals in my house
I'm glad you find this video useful!
My guy really got extra pc cases to roll around on tf😂😂
Mac, not PC :D
Them are Mac's.. and you find the case on Ebay.. and smack some rolling wheels on them
@@ToolsElectroDIY Still a personal computer
@@eml9922 Yes!
Just missing the Mac trash can 😂
Thank you for giving so much support about the chair! I will look into buying it! Here's an appreciative tip for being a great guy and content creator! Your consistency will pay off. Keep up the amazing videos and Amazon streams!
Wow thanks a lot Scott! That's the largest tip I've ever received on CZcams!!!
@@ToolsElectroDIY You're welcome, you deserve it! Also, for some reason you're live stream ended in the middle of your sentence for me and there was no more chat or anything. Anyways, I'm just glad you saw this, have a great rest of your day!
man, this video really helped me to sleep, better asmr!!
Glad I could help!
The b roll (rolling the cases) is hilarious 🤣🤣
haha!
Thanks so much for sharing this video. I'm planning to build a floating bar and I'm looking at as many possible ways to do it as possible.
Glad it was helpful!
00:00 Overview
00:34 Building
01:34 Cleaning up office
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02:08 Level
03:40 Stain and finish
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Nice setup. I just got done building my desk about the same way, though I didnt make the desk itself, I bought a butcher block counter top from lowes that is 10feet long, which is a few inches short of my room but I wanted a gap all the way around. I'm not done with my setup yet. Still working on the details.
Sounds great! Looking forward to see your setup if you can share on CZcams.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I may do that. Not sure. I’m not much of a CZcams creator or anything. Maybe when it’s finished I’ll upload a short video so that others can get ideas similar to what I have done. If I do I’ll be sure to come back here and let you know.
@@redman2751 Cool, thanks for sharing!
How are you mounting the countertop if you don't have support on the sides? Angle brackets?
@@zerosandones701 there are supports on both sides
Really weird mood to this video. XD
Would wanna see how the ambient light from the led strip looked with the lights turned off though. :o
Haha! I have the exact video for you regarding this floating table with LED lights czcams.com/video/j70DsBAQ6Oo/video.html
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thanks! That really looks fantastic!
Next time you need to make a cut with the multitool for an opening, I suggest applying painters tape on the surface to reduce the roughness of the edges made
Good idea, thanks!
Where did he get those brackets to support the desk on to wall???
Old bed frame parts. I think you can find similar ones from Home Depot.
I would love for my home to have these same tops, but used as floating countertops and an floating islands just like this.
You can do it! Smash the like and subscribe!
100% going to bow in the middle over time If not sart moving with expansion and contraction and only such small brackets maybe a 4x2 timber from side to side underneath where the LED's where to strengthen the desk top over time I have built one my self at home but my desk has 4x2 timber under fixed to the wall
There are metal brackets on each stud along the length of the desk, so far so good!
I agree and i don’t trust the weight capacity in such designs
Great desk, planing to make the same!
Go for it!
Cleaning must be a breeze with that setup
Yes!
Using coffee, that's clever!
I'm glad you find it useful!
@@ToolsElectroDIY You also mentioned "blue wax paste", i presumed that's car wax for polishing?
@@gerjaison Not car wax. It is Minwax for wood finishing.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Great, thanks! I'm going to try that.
@@gerjaison Smash that like button :)
Did bro use a 5/8ths to tighten down a Philips head?
when? I forgot. See when it's posted?
Thanks for that idea man.
No problem 👍
tank you very much
You are welcome.
Looks Like A Nice Setup 😁
Thanks 👍 Smash the like and sub :)
SO CLEAN!!!
Appreciate it!
Not bad. won't hold up a whole lot, but if you attach all the heavy stuff to the wall (monitors, camera gear, etc), it'll be more than enough.
It's still going strong after 2 years.
Just saw you on Amazon. Love your setup and delivery\presentation!
Thanks so much! Smash the like and subscribe :D
I wish I had a big workshop and power tools to diy my own ideas..
I hope you get one too!
"I built a floating desk for less than $50...!"
Proceeds to use $1500 of equipment for the job...
LOL at a bare minimal, you can do it with a drill and a circular saw.
Hi, great video!
I'm just curious. Without using a frame underneath the tabletop, have you experienced any bending on the table over time?
No bending. The center is fully supported by a few brackets.
Hmmm...i think hes just thinking ahead because he knows hes gonna spill his coffee at some point
Yes. And it smells great.
@@ToolsElectroDIY lol glad to hear it!
Does the desk flex in the middle? Does it need more support?
It does not fax in the middle. It has center support shown in the video if you watch again.
wow thats awesome
Thank you@
what are the mounts that are screwed into the wall called? where can I buy them? are they different sizes?
I repurposed them from an old bed frame.
Looks cool do you think a beginner can make this?
Am trying to make my mom a floating table on an L shaped wall so we can add bar stool chairs then maybe some cabinets on the top, or some drawers on the side to save up some space. I have it all put tg in my head but idk how to go on about this but watching this made me wanna just try when i get some tools.
I also love your MacBook set up on the wall that’s so cool that it connects to your monitor.
Yes you can do this. I was a beginner when I made this desk. You need some basic tools though, links in description. I also have a dedicated video for the wall mounted laptop dock.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thank you
When i get back home i will look at the tools and maybe watch your laptop dock i been wanting to make one for my iPad and i think it should be the same thing just a bit different.
Thank you
You're welcome
Hey Guy you helped out with the Acer 5 Labtop for college.
Listen to this guy hes got a heart and wants to help the public. Good dude right here.
Thank you again for the help going to check that Labtop out right now. Saved me numerous hours today.
-Kyle
Thanks I'm Kyle too!
nice looking desk. I was watching the video closely, especially when you mounted the desk to the wall. Are you just hanging those with the brackets you installed to the wall? maybe i missed a step and I was curious where those brackets came from? Considering something similar.
The L shape brackets are secured to the studs behind the drywall. They are recycled parts from a bed :)
i saw your review on amazon i found u here also..i sub.
Thanks for the sub! Where on Amazon did you find me?
i thought this video was a trailer for a movie... i just wanted to see a desk .lol
See my latest video for EcoFlow with this desk and led lighting
A PTI Office furniture image commercial ad. Ugh!! Crotchety.
I don't understand your comment. Just in case you didn't notice, this is a DIY build with wood from Home Depot. Not a commercial.
Super clean look, nice work. About how heavy is the desk it self? Looking to do the same design with hidden brackets like yours but worried about sagging without supports running the depth of the desk.
Thanks
Thanks for your comment! 50 ~ 80 lbs maybe? Put an Ikea Alexa drawer unit in the middle could help.
It's been a year since the video was uploaded. Did the desk sag at all?
I'm planning a similar build and want to use 3 inch angle iron across the length and width of the board on three sides. What is your opinion?
No, it didn't sack. The center is well supported by the studs. It will be fine. Go ahead with your plan.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thanks. Appreciate it!
The angle boards was the way I almost went before watching this video. His is so much cleaner & takes up minima space underneath the desk.
Looking great, Thanks for sharing !!!
On a previous message you mentioned the length of 116 in. on your wall. I'm designing something similar except on 98" x 24". And does the desk sag in the middle at all?
Thanks! No it won't sag, I have enough brackets along all edges including the middle.
@@ToolsElectroDIY what brackets did u use tried looking online cant find them
@@triskeleassassin9203 bed.
Would love to do this, but live in apartment.
I see. makes sense.
Plz add some foam to the macbook holder the sound of it dropping is making me go crazy
it's fine :)
wonderful but i can't go for it bad luck.
in our country the accessories devices you used may not be available to cut off and do this woderful desk😔
Take love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Actually you can do it with a circular saw, which is pretty common.
everything is s costly here
Thank you for the video. I recently purchased 2 6 foot butcher blocks and was going to use joist hangers with some wood as my mounting technique. Didn't even think about l brackets. I am concerned if the l brackets will support the weight property as the blocks are heavy but I suppose we will see.
Also I recommend that you increase the sound of your voice when you edit. It was difficult to hear you.
Thanks for your feedback. I was inexperienced in video editing 2 years ago.
Make sure you use heavy gauge steel brackets, it should be fine!
Thank you for the reply 😄 I'm also inexperienced. I only recently started editing videos, except it is my gaming clips that I upload to TikTok. Never thought I'd download that app. Anyways, I use something called CapCut. It's a simple editor but it provides a lot of useful functionality.
1. How is this a year on? Any bend in middle?
2. What wood is this?
3. How wide is the desk and how thick the wood?
4. Just down using metal brackets? I’ve seen people make wooden frames all the way around?
1. No bend, no sack. Well supported in the middle. Watch my recent videos (laser level) e.g. you will see the desk in multiple recent reviews.
2. Pine.
3. 117 inches wide. 1.5 inches thick. (2 by 12 from Home Depot)
4. Right. L shape brackets are the only thing used.
Yeah just those brackets scare more, especially if you have a big 49inch ultra wide monitor not sure it can support it.
I might do a wooden frame and then in the very centre put a metal bracket for extra support maybe. But I have brick walls not studs so I got better support that way
I’m in UK
Might of missed it but were you able to calculate the total weight the desk could hold?
No, it’s really hard to get that number unless I damage my wall or studs
@@ToolsElectroDIY thought so that's all good. Another question, where would I find the brackets you used to fasten the desk to the wall?
@@louplay I recycled some hardware from my old bedframe. I’m pretty sure you can find lots of those L-shaped brackets from hardware store.
nice! I was skeptical at first but the coffee looks good on that fir.
If you don't mind me asking, how wide is that wall? And does the desk sag in the middle at all? I'm designing something similar except on an 11ft wall and its got to come out 30in.
116 inches long. somehow I'm having trouble posting reply to your reply.
Did you build that jig @ 0:47 ?
How does it work? Would love a jig for jointing. I have a similar table saw
Yes I build it using a flat MDF board. You can find plenty of tutorials on CZcams.
This desk deserves a good custom PC build, not this crappy apple junk.
oh man, you sound like tim cook, are you sick or exhausted?
Hi Hubson, thanks for leaving a comment. I'm not sure if this is a compliment or an insult:
1. Tim Cook is doing a great job being the CEO of Apple. I'm sure he is a great man.
2. English is not my native language. What comes natural to you doesn't necessary come easy for me. It requires a lot of practice and hours of hard work to make this video too.
3. Could you please share your custom PC build or other projects you have done? I look forward to watching it.
Hi @@ToolsElectroDIY
Well according to the desk - great job, about the apple:
1. Tim Cook is doing a great job being the CEO of Apple. I'm sure he is a great man. - diagree, you should have seen some of his interviews. He is an iDiot. No need to mention what is he doing by selling overpriced devices not including earbuds and such basic thing like wallbrick. But of course you as an apple fanboy will never see it.
2. Mine neither, I just found that you sound like tim cook - really exhaused or sick, that's why I asked, you english is fine.
3. I am going to purchase a new PC and I will need a custom desk workplace, that's why I am here to check others' ideas, I need something basic, like yours, but definitely not with anything from apple, I am a reasonable man spending my money reasonably (by not buying overpriced junk from apple).
Please see some of these:
czcams.com/video/wOYR-WhQ3Rk/video.html
It's for fun, but explains easly what apple is up to.
Background music is like in some thriller movie
Do you like it?
It looks super nice but idk man, 3 brackets I dont think is enough. Those are some really long pieces. Its probably going to warp in the middle over time unless he puts rails along the bottom
There are 8 brackets. It's not going to sack in the middle, as it as sufficient support. It's been a year and it's still works as new.
Looks great.. Never seen someone use coffee as a stain. Looks good though. Did you have some kind of support so it would not bow down in the middle?
Yes I have. it won't sack.
Beautiful! Excellent craftsmanship. What did you use for the stud finder exactly?
Thank you. The stud finder I used is geni.us/oZeNPo It is basically has two very strong magnets (perhaps I forgot to put it under the video description.)
Did you watch a different video?
Awesome! Really beautiful desk!. Question: Is not going to curve the table with the time?
Thanks! It doesn't sag at all thanks to brackets along the wall. You might be interested in this video with that floating table too czcams.com/video/j70DsBAQ6Oo/video.html
I have 22 ultra snapdragon, it's worth paying 300 € more, I'll get s23 ultra, what do you suggest, master

I don't know. Never used it before.
Did the boards bow over time?
No, it does not bow over thanks to the center support. If you watch the video again, you’ll find it.
Can you make adjustable desk DIY PLZ
OK, you might wanna watch this one with standing desk czcams.com/video/irCzgxwqZpE/video.html
I LOVE IT !!!
Thank you!
Inadequate video of joining the two boards together
I thought I covered every steps of the process. Which part of the joining was not clear?
Can't tell how you made the power cord sleeve and do you use some sort of docking station for your MacBook?
This is so clean. Come make one for me please!
Yes you can search for MacBook dock in my CZcams channel. I have a very detailed video about the making of the dock.
Sweet!
Thanks!
Clean Design 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
3:41 I love the idea of coffee staining. Very interesting! Does it come off tho?
No, it doesn't come off. If it does, re-apply!
Where did you get the wall brackets?
old bed frame.
Would those wall mounts be able to hold the weight? Looks like it’s a plaster board wall, right?
Pine wood studs behind the dry wall.
How much load can it support though?
I didn't do a loading test. I think it should handle more than 200lbs.
By having the frame attached to the wall, the desk doesn't wobble at all, am I right?
Have a good one!
No it doesn't wobble at all, nor does it sack.
Yup coffee is good stain its smells good too.
Exactly
wont it bend tho in the middle due to the weight?
no. the middle is fully supported by the same metal bracket.
Where is part 2?
czcams.com/video/4w9p4XEAaaQ/video.html -- and I updated it again recently. see my recent videos.
link to those brackets please
Those are recycled from an old bed.
Hi just wanted to ask about cable management, ddi you leave a gap between the table and the wall for the cables to run though? Or just you just cut one hole?
a little gap. and a hole.
where did u get the metal studs/brackets to hold the table top plz? i am googling but only small pnes are coming up
Recycled parts from an old bed frame.
What's stud finder, is it used to find concrete beams and columns? Can I just drill in brick wall, my wall's 12 inches thick .
In USA, we have wood beams behind the dry wall. Therefore that magnet is used for finding them based on nails. If you have a brick wall, you can drill wherever you want to mount this desk.
@@ToolsElectroDIY thanks that helps. I cut down an old thick Neem tree on my property a year ago because it had developed a rot cavity inside its trunk near the base. I'm soon going to get it milled into planks (it will be a lot of them) in few days. So I'm going to make some diy furniture out of them and save the remaining materials for when we decide to make new or expand our house.
My man said he'll show us how to do this under $50 and goes on to use industrial equipments
I meant material cost :)
@@ToolsElectroDIY it was a joke 😔 didn't mean to offend king
@@chiranjanshetty non taken.
8:12 creepy AF
haha!
Are the wall studs made of wood or metal?
Wood
What happends, when someone sits on this table? Or try to put large printer on it?
printer is no problem.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Ok, thanks for answer.
How much weight does is stand?
Never tested.
What anchors did to you use?
Repurposed bed frame
@ToolsElectroDIY ahhh that explains it lol
My boy need to narrate on Animal Planet with that voice
Thanks
It looks great! Could you share what brackets did you use?
I didn't spend a penny on brackets, they are recycled components from bed or cabinet brackets from ikea I guess :) I'm sure you can find similar ones from your local hardware store.
@@ToolsElectroDIY haha. That's why they all look different. Thanks.
Shuyang Zhu a true DIYer, build things from scratch, with scrap.
I hope you enjoy this video, please click like, it really helps my channel and CZcams algorithm so more people can see it, thank you! I have more interesting videos in my pipeline!
@@ToolsElectroDIY Definitely clicked like, and hope to see more videos.
i know you did not just use a mac pro as a chair
No I didn't.
Where did you get the wall mount hardware?
Repurposed bed frame.
Great work! What is the desk size?
117 inches by 23 inches.
Could you also share the dimension of that table?
117'' x 21.5''
What is the max weight each bracket can hold?
I don't know. Recycled material from a bed frame.
Can I have a link to the brackets pls
Recycled from an old bed frame.
@@ToolsElectroDIY where can I buy them so y know pls
What did you use to attach the tabletop to the wall?
L shaped brackets from bed frames.
jajaj quiero dos mac para hacerlas banquitos
sounds good
You sound like Christopher Walken 😅
You like?
Bro said 50 dollars. But I bet most of us don’t have many of the tools he used 😅
Basically it can be done with a circular saw and a drill.
Music name plz
Sorry I forgot. It's from CZcams "Audio library"
Hello, my name is Luz. A couple of weeks ago you gave me some shopping recommendations to start my music & movement class streaming. I am no longer able to find the list you Kindly made for me. Would it be possible for you to provide me again with the list? greetings!! Luz Elena Romano
Sure Luz, here you go, they are under the "Streaming Gears" of my amazon profile page www.amazon.com/shop/toolselectrodiy Please also bookmark it and come back to my live stream (when I'm live, the video is displayed on this page. usually after 7PM EST.)
@@ToolsElectroDIY Hello!!! thanks for answering back!! you are of great help!!! greetings!!!
@@ladiviniiisimagarza Enjoy! Let me know what your choices are. I'm curious about your setup too.
How much weight can hold by your desk?
I didn't do a load test. I think it should hold more than 300lbs.
Ohhhhhh
Yes!
Where can I get the brace you use on the wall
They are from an old bed. I didn’t buy them.
how square your room is?
it's 10 by 10 feet
@@ToolsElectroDIY thanks bro
nice looking desk..make me 1 for free.. i buy the wood..
It took me a week to build! LOL