How to add an outlet to ANY desk

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[goatm]

Drill holes in the 4 corners. Then you can cut the edges without all the extra cuts. Nice rounded corners too.

[yeroca]

Thanks for this tutorial! I think if I were doing this, I'd avoid the built-in USB charger and go with 3 or 4 120VAC sockets, because the built-in charger is likely not the high-speed type that allows fast charging on newer phones. So if you have 120VAC sockets, you can plug in any kind of charger, replace it if it goes bad, etc.

[faithwalker]

Excellent instructional video. The light jazz in the background is not distracting.

[georgesenda]

I would put a bucket underneath to catch the dust and debris thus saving you some vacuum time.
I would like an outlet with both USB C & A if I do this with my table.
Thanks for posting it & I subscribed.

[Lynnsaidit]

This seems so simple. Thanks I’m going to give it a try.

[PerrynBecky]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for the link to Amazon also.

[GG-kcie]

Plug in 1 AC power brick and the other outlet is unuasable because they put them so close together.

[ick]

We are in 2022 we all should do this im going to thank

[relics-youth]

Thanks for making a short and sweet video on this! Do you know if I did this with the outside of a drawer, would I have to worry about the box part of the outlet inside getting overheated? I wanted to do this with a few pieces of furniture including a dresser. Thanks for any help!

[estherj]

Great job you very expiring me. Thanks again.

[thelatephilipj]

wish the installation made it possible to be flush with the table

[angelus]

So I’m gonna need six of these for one big table but I don’t then want to have 6 cords running from my table…should I get a surge protector / power strip to hook up underneath table and then plug the 6 cords there? Or is there a more efficient way?