$7 DIY Floating Shelf

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When you hear floating shelves, you think of a lot of work. Well, In this video I'll show you how you can make a set of inexpensive floating shelves.

Materials (per shelf)
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1- 2in x 6in x 8ft (Spruce Pine) @ your local hardware store
1- 1/2inX 48 Dowel @ your local hardware store

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Materials (per shelf)
1- 2in x 6in x 8ft (Spruce Pine) @ your local hardware store
1- 1/2inX 48 Dowel @ your local hardware store

[Tyson]

I like how you used various cutting tools from simple tools to power tools

[rafaelmartinvannostrand]

Those shelfs look waaayyy more expensive than they really are. Great job

[OpossumPiper]

This is a great project. The best tip was one you didn't even narrate. I love how you used the painter's tape to hold up the end of the tape measure.

[PreludeS]

Pretty sure this is doable for a beginner. Thanks Glen, always wanted to start working with wood and this might be my start!

[tonydarbyshire]

You kind of forgot to mention the $5000 tools to use

[tvstudentNL]

I'm a beginner woodworker and I'm hooked! Have built an Adirondack chair and a French Bench so far and have been stunned and elated at what I apparently can do. Just found your channel, you describe everything so succinctly and explain your choices. Thanks for sharing your talent!

[ellal.]

Painter's tape?! And here I was, always relying on another person to hold the other end of the tape measure.

[VinnieC]

hey, that's a pretty good tip using the strip of wood to mark the hole locations...I'll will for sure use that next time. keep the great vids coming.

[ChadDrakeTech]

Glad to see your channeling blowing lately Glen. It's about time with all the amazing work you've done brother.

[OleanderCure]

That scrapwood method of transferring the nail locations is freaking GENIUS!! I'm going to use that all.the.time.

[BronkBuilt]

Love the tip on matching up the key holes to the wall screws. Going to use that every time now.

[Fixthisbuildthat]

Nice quick and easy project. And I liked the dowel usage vs screws. Good stuff!

[bmwart]

Bro your fucken beast. 3 Years late and i cant help to admire your craft with simple instructions.

[peteporpora]

Don't know why I never thought of the scrap wood trick to space the mounting holes. Great tip!

[DHooah]

I have been a woodworker for about 20 years. Good job! Ideas that I had not thought of before.

[ivanaproductions]

love the limited tools series! So everybody can build along 👌

[jakeabel]

I can't believe I did not think of making shelves like this. Cause This is exactly how I make my joints. I literally just made 5 of those last week for shelves in a cabinet.... I just need to get a larger piece of wood for this.

[stevelawrie]

Excellent channel - Done 2 projects from here already (TV back panel and this one to go underneath the panel for the soundbar + electronics hidden in the shelf)

[bijouxw]

You made it look so easy to make those shelves, the tutorial was great. I like the paint you used, rather than just black. Richer look. Lot's of good tips. Thank you