Easy DIY FLOATING SHELVES No bracket | DIY CREATORS

Floating shelves can enhance any area. For less than $10 you could make 3 all of these. The beauty of this is you can make them with no hardware.

Shelf Dimension: (31inL) X (7.25inD) X (1.5inH)

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Materials Used
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2in X 8in X 8ft Southern yellow (You can use larger or smaller lumber)
1/2in dowel (36in rod)
(3) 1in wood screw for safety
(6) 3in wood screw to mount wall

Tools Used (not all required)
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-Camera and recording equipment I use
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[jeffmillward]

You sir, know how to make a YouTube video! No unnecessary flashiness and excellent visuals. I wish more people would make videos like you do. Very pleasant voice to listen to as well. Oh, and great shelves too!

[Vuongiam]

Straight to the point. I like it. I hate it when guys record themselves talking for 10+ minute. Lol

[jaketruncali]

Dude... You're a genius. You just taught me at least 3 game changing techniques. Sanding dowels with a drill, using a speed square with a circular saw, and of course the method of making floating shelves without expensive hardware. Thank you! Awesome work!

[jamesmobley]

Thanks to your video, I was able to put a hanging shelf in my bathroom. I'm certainly not a carpenter, but it looks like a carpenter did the work. You rock!

[darkobelisk]

You just dropped about 5 tips I've never heard of in the process of explaining. This is good stuff.

[STREETFORCECLEAN]

I am a carpenter for over 34 years and I like your method simple yet Functional

[haroldwilson]

Tremendous! This really is a "help others do it" video, more than a "look what I did" video. Great job!

[RookTakesBishop]

Listen I have been stressing *FOR DAYS* trying to learn how to install shelves. This was a BREEZE! And you make it absolutely crisp, clear, and cleanly executed. Thanks so much! Keep posting

[hillarybrown]

You are awesome! You make everything so doable and make the average person feel like there is nothing we can't accomplish. Great Teacher!

[lolafalana]

Love how you narrowed the dowel using sandpaper and the drill!

Absolutely great tutorial.

Thank you, sir!

[eltee]

My wife wants me to add a couple floating shelves in her kitchen. So, as most diyers might do, I went straight to YouTube and lo and behold I found your video. Research complete. I will be using your simple and clearly explained process to gain some brownie points this weekend. Thanks.

[TandemTuba]

This is, like, the GOAT tutorial for anything I've ever seen on YouTube. No fuss, clear and easy to follow instructions presented in a perfect speed and tone. Any tutorial should model themselves after this video.

[kenallison]

Now that's how to make a DIY video! Precise and to the point with fantastic and clever ideas on how to make the shelves. My wife has been wanting me to make floating shelves for her for a long time and now I know how to. Thanks so much for posting this video.

[ScreenPrintR]

This is awesome. Finally, someone who makes things with Hand power tools. This way we don't have to invest $100, 000 in tools like those guys who mean well, but try to make the video look like DIY. Thank you for the video.

[Sambo]

This is probably the least expensive and yet durable diy floating shelves tutorial I have seen yet! Thanks for the video!

[LifenaDay]

Have been researching various ways to build floating shelves and this tutorial is the best one found. Great tutorial with clear detailed instructions 🏆

[dawnstiller]

I love how I didn't have to watch 3 minutes of intro before you got right into it. Also that sanding trick was terrific!

[alanvillanueva]

Sir, you are extremely good at explaining. Thank you for this incredible how to video. Good day!

[WDavidStephenson]

very clever: particularly liked tip about sanding down dowel by putting it in drill!

[Hereanow]

Not only are you a great woodworker, but I believe you're even better at making YouTube videos: To the point, super informative, and great camera work. Excellent work!