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Cool

Use epoxy as filler.

How do you freehand drill straight?

I seen a few videos about the storage under the stairs and I must say this is the best one I have seen! Well done!

Do you have any advice for removing the brackets? We have the same for our floating shelves, but right now are moving house, and are really struggling to take them out the wall 😢

Can you send me the details of the latch and also the sliding closures please going to do this my self too

Imagine leaving that particular drawer sticking out accidentally and one of your children walking face-first into that very sharp angled corner! That's dangerous and an eyeball gone for sure.

Whoa! Narely knots!

Pretty cool got to make some for my sister in laws wedding

Great vid. Just one thing is confusing me. When you transferred the stairs angle to the table saw, the sled angle is not the same in the next scene when you start cutting? Really confusing me how you've set the angle on the saw?

Wood filler not poly filler

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Well, that setup is only as good as the wall material - in your case, you have a solid wall.....now, if you have sheerock - that setup ain't gonna work ~ I'm outta here ....

WHAT, buy 3 lag10" should work, drive bolts into you studs in a line. cut the heads off, drill same size bolt hole in wood, aligned with bolts, put shelf on. done.

Hi it’s Russian cherry or premium and it’s better with 3/4 or 5/8 will be good?

Could you please post a link for the drawer sliders. I’ve looked for a set and these look by far the best kind.

The problem with the drilling is you didn’t seem to use a drill with hammer action. This is the reason it all heated up last time and didn’t work, and ruined the carpet. The hammer action will make light work of drilling into that wall. Also, if you did need to remove that shelf just get a Jimmy bar down behind it and it will easily ‘lever’ off the wall. More force than trying to tug on the shelf. Good luck.

great video, audio levels are a bit of a mess but your personality kept me going thro the video! great job!

Now how do you remove it I’m trying to take mine down

What is the size of the wood?

Did you drill into a stud? Or is that not necessary?

Well done

Just wanted to say thank you. I have been trying to figure out how people make the runners soft close. Now I know thank you. Love the work.

Hi Neil, do you have a video for that table saw jig? I've just bought the same table saw and would be really useful to have.

SO IMPRESSIVE ❤❤❤

Are you using an SDS drill or a combi drill?

did you put your holes into studs? or just your drywall?

What is the weight of your shelf ? I have a live edge messmate timber- 1500x400 mm. I want to put it up as a floating shelf but it’s quite heavy and I am looking for some heavy duty brackets. It would be nice if you could let me know how many kilos these brackets can hold. TIA

What size bits ??

Why is it still wobbly though?

Wow an actual diy video where the person doing the work doesn’t have a full woodshop! Thanks for doing this video. The results are fantastic. Quick question for you; are you using the full paid version of sketchup? I just started learning it and it’s great to draw up the plan first.

I've found the very best way to fix a floating shelf that will be rock solid is to use 12mm threaded rod and fix in the wall with resin, making the hole in the wall 16mm. Just support it for 15 mins. The down side is that it's permanent but most shelves are. I've done many like that and they hold any weight.

Can these hold house plants?

very informative. never heard of those mounting screws

For thicker and stronger floating shelves (min. 1 3/4" thick), check out Hovr Bracket System. 300# load capacity at 8" shelf depth. We just used them for first time on a major kitchen renovation. Incredible product performs just as claimed.

what auto cad software did you use please

this video is perfect for what I need!! Well filmed and well explained....love the bedroom😂

Bro why is someone who has so much nice sawing kit using a combi drill as a driver?! Awesome job though I hope mine turn out half as nice as yours!

Great Work👍

Came here because of the thumb nail 😂😂😂

I've got a void behind a stud wall in a old airing cupboard I've removed all the plaster and want to do something same as this and was racking my brains how to do it and your video has made me feel quite confident about doing this

Hi great video, the link to the Amazon drawer runners, please can you tell me is it the 250mm or 350mm that are needed?

Great video

lol! I remember the day I first learned what a "spanner' was. 🤣

That bit you showed was a carbide tipped drill bit used in drilling CEMENT, not wood!!

How do you remove this? I was just evicted and need to remove the shelves but they're solid! Should I try and pry them off? Don't want to damage the walls either.

Hi Neil could you please tell me the sizes of the log slices you use 😊

So effing cool! Thank you so much for sharing.

What size drill bit do you need to make the hole in the wood?

Thanks Neil, do you reckon these would be sturdy enough for books?