How To Make A Wall Mounted Entertainment Center

This wall mounted entertainment center is loaded with features.
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(1) 3/4in Plywood
(2) 1 by 2 select pine
- Pocket hole screws
- 1/4in Dowels

Vinyl wrap and tools:
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Tools used:
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Circular Saw-
Jigsaw
Stud finder

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Recording:

Software
Adobe Premiere (Video Edit)
Adobe Photoshop (Photoshop)
Sketchup (3D Modeling software)

#floating #wallmounted #entertainmentcenter

[r.lesterwoodcraft]

What i love about your channel is that you get most, if not all, of your materials from the home center, and you work with it off the shelf instead of milling it down with planers and jointers - which most DIY folks can't afford, nor have space for.

[Eby]

I LOVE the “where I’m at” in the corner.. you’re killing it man!

[TheHayes]

Your video quality, production and presentation is on point. Can definite tell how more comfortable you have become narrating the videos. I've been following you for a while. You r comment and projects have been fantastic since the beginning. 1.3 million subscribers now, wow. Definitely deserved. Keep them coming.

[mikeyperki]

This has got to be the best tutorial that I've seen on Youtube - Can't believe that the unit didn't flinch when you stood on it - Keep up the great work!

[Peggyt-jpmt]

I love your taste. Too many guys finished their projects in "clear coat" but white looks stylish and elegant.

[astinasheel]

Bro i love how you always mention all the mistakes you made..shows how honest you really are with your developments.

[grim]

Glen your presentations are excellent, I am a DIY individual my self around my home and for close family, watching your videos have given me so many ideas and are helping me in a great way. This is the first time I am commenting on any DIY video, so this says this speaks volumes of your production. thanks a million.

[devwill]

This looks awesome! A good rule of thumb for weight when attaching things to studs from what I hear is 80 pounds per screw for those wondering. Good work man!

[ericleach]

I actually just built this for my son following your plans. I have pics but could not.upload here. I am finishing another for my daughter. Thanks so much for your work and quality.

[Threlgar]

Whole setup looks killer gorgeous, one would never know about all the wires behind!!

[danrazART]

Dude! You are probably the smartest builder I have seen!
And you are also decked to the brim on builder weaponry!

[modustrial]

Great video and build -- the result is super clean! I'm glad you walked on it to show everyone how strong those french cleats are.

[annieperez]

Wow! You are indeed the whole package when building and adding as well the electrical mechanism...The finished project it's Amazing!!! Your baby girl is so gorgeous. Gob bless your talent, work, skill and etc. and your beautiful family, and may Him keep prospering you.

[vanessagallichio]

This video is gold! I'm amazed with the clean look and the fact it held a grown man it's definitely a solid build! Great job!

[NoMoneyNoQuality]

The professionalism of the video editing on top of your craftsmanship is really impressive.
And I am SO jealous of your workshop and tools! Bravo

[raymondmcgee]

Yet another great creation!👍🏾My only bits of advice for homeowners: 1) the electrical joints should be enclosed; 2) do a load calculation (add up the amperage of all of the devices) to make sure it doesn't overload the circuit, especially in older homes; 3) enjoy

[MecksOnwenu]

I have almost watched all your videos, and I'm not slowing down on wanting more of it! Keep up the creative work bro, you truly creating and adding value.

[elizabethcastillo]

I simply love the work you do, I do plan on making a floating desk for my grandson before the year is out, my house will be built around July and I’ll be free to continue on my DIY journey. Thanks for all your ideas.

[Ajones]

This man fully stood on the mount!!!!
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[ledgecrestdrive]

Bro, this is one of the most in depth instructional videos ive ever watched. im terrible at woodwork but definitely willing to give this a shot. thank you very much for an amazing video!!