Thanks for watching! I'd appreciate it if you hit the like button or leave a comment as that tends to make the video perform a little better and expose it to more people. Also let me know something else that you think this TV Wall should be able to do that I didn't mention! Plans will be out on Monday or Tuesday as I'm now on vacation for a week so getting to it when I can 🙂 Also follow my instagram @drewbuildsstuff for a more personal glimpse of my life
hey i'd like to let you know, the fans in your pc is arranged wrong there are a bunch of tutorials on the fans arrangement but you should change it or a bunch of dust is gonna come in and kill your components
just wanted to say that the 3070 graphics card that you are currently using goes for like 700 USD rn on the market. its not that bad of a card but I can see how running 3 4k TVs off of it can cause some resulation problems. you could try using a rtx 3090 but kiss your wallet goodbye if you do that. XD
A lot of channels would have broken up this project into at least 4 builds to release over a period of a month so I give you extra props for showing us everything you did for this stage all in one go.
@@DrewBuildsStuff A lot of people find it easier to find the time and or focus to sit down for 5-10 minutes at a time. I'm one of those people. I see 45 minutes and I click "Add to watch later" - which is really just a graveyard of really interesting stuff that's just too long for me to sit down and watch. Food for thought. Only reason I'm watching this is because I wanted to see if you figured out the Nvidia Surround - mission accomplished :D
His video are so damn good and unique with the sound/music, I watched the whole 45 mins of it. But I do agreed break it into parts as you will get more views. People will want to tune in next time to see the next part...
I like the long video duration since I’m watching them sitting on my sofa. So it feels like a tv show since I don’t have to browse for the next part (youtube sometimes sucks playing the next part automatically)
@@DrewBuildsStuff I get lost in the mini builds and forget about the larger project, only to be surprised we have so much left in the video. And then I get lost again in the mini builds and it happens over and over.
Those bezels really killing the joy. I would go for a good quality projector, or use smaller bezel TVs and make the bezels detachable by magnets when wanting the window look.
Ditto, I would have put them as close as possible with a frame around them to minimize the bars. I know it was an intentional decision so as long as he is happy is all that matters.
I think it suits the windows view but for anything else it would bother me too. Frameless tv's would've been perfect for this and instead of simulating 3 windows, just simulating one big window. The tv's would be a lot more expensive though, at least if it's OLED but I wouldn't want anything else. Great build nevertheless!
By far one of the best videos I have ever seen on YT. No stupid nonsense, a lot of details and ideas and the racing seat is really one of a kind...congrats to that.
Congrats on getting the new table saw. The little wedge of metal sticking up behind the blade is called a riving knife, it helps prevent kick back. Yours appears to be loose, which would make it ineffective. There's a little lever down inside the saw that you can use to tighten it up.
This is why I came to the comments. Remove the throat plate and tighten that up. It keeps your cut from squeezing the back of your blade and launching the material a thousand miles per second at your face. Turns out it's quite a helpful bit of kit.
Exactly why I scrolled through the comments. When I saw that I was scared for you on your behalf. That riving knife is dangerous as it is. Definitely get that tightened up.
My dude, just blown away, there are no adjectives to describe how stupidly high quality your builds end up, coupled with the high quality content of the process. Easily the most underrated YT'er in this genre!
wow man you're incredibly talented, i'm a dad now and only wish i had a fraction of the skills you've displayed here, watched from start to finish, truly amazing, bravo
@@zamardii12 because he's a carpenter and wanted to use his skills for the video. Adding a projector while it is a good idea it would have made the video shorter AND wouldnt really fit the "illusion" of "windows" that he originally wanted.
@@MNiTwInInG He could have built a false wall with windows, then use a short throw projector behind it. That would add a parallax to the outdoor scene. As you walk around the room, the background would seem to move more properly and give a 3D effect. Bonus for adding a small HVAC so you can open the windows and feel the cool/warm air of the scene outside. For gaming, have the wall swing out of the way (double-door?) or up to the ceiling and you have one large screen with no gaps.
Not to mention when you don't have to worry when your next income is coming from you to will have plenty of time to fool around & waste money or what ever makes you happy.
Dont listen to anybody man! I know this all looked clean and flawless but I know there were tons of moments of head scratching and problems to solve! This is a huge project you just completed and thats not just the building stuff but the actual video capture time and editing time that was put into this. Very very impressive!
"I wanted a f%$&ing TV window" is exactly the energy I'm here for. Everyone has something that they spend money on that they don't need, let the man have his TV window insanely cool man cave. Can't believe people give you crap over it. Love the video. Specifically the shelf, I am actually going to try my hand at it because I'm building a new desk and needed a shelf to stick my gaming PC on as well. Thanks for inspiring! Great work as always Drew.
They’re just jealous and bitter, because they lack the skill, creativity, finances and commitment or a mix of all of these, to even dream of attempting a project like this. GGs 🙌💯
Well spending that much time, effort and money on something and still fail in the end because of those big fat and ugly bezels is of course something people will react to. Sure they do work good as a virtual window, but for gaming and movies this is unusable in my opinion, and that's even if the bezels would have been just a centimeter thick.
People scour the internet all day long looking for something to complain about. Don't let anyone bring you down, man. Your construction, electronic, camera, video editing and many more skills are amazing. Keep doing you!
@@mikesprigg5495 I actually didn't complain about anything? Did I say "I hate when people scour the internet all day long looking for something to complain about?" Sure didn't. Think before you type. Have a wonderful day! :)
.......so....mmmhmm 🤔, here we can "assume" to see a dude complaining to a dude that complained about all those people that complained. and im not complaining, im assuming. *chug vodka.
Love the build! Consider looking into a "bezel free kit" to eliminate the harshness of the 2 black bezels, you could combine a kit or two to extend them as I've seen.
Forget how badass this whole setup is, your attention to detail, the work ethic, the overall aesthetic and vision involved--all of which are fantastic. What I want to emphasize is that the way you edit your videos and give us the whole project all at once is a breath of fresh air compared to other youtubers out there. You have earned a like, a subscribe, and even me sharing this with friends. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see what you have to show us in the future!
Just came across your channel randomly and am now hooked. I respect the time you take, the instructions you give while doing so, and the fact you're a fellow Canadian handyman as well! Thank you so much for the content! 👊
AMAZING WORK! growing up my dad built everything with his tools and nothing but wood, it warms my heart to see you pull off these great contemporary looks with all the bells and whistles! great production
This could easily be a premium set up. And not just for games, but for home theater and security too. This is taking entertainment set ups beyond the next level. It's also a pretty decent work of electronic art too. Well done.
Hahahahaha home theater with these bezels in the middle of your screen? Don’t make me laugh. It’s impractical and a far from optimal viewing experience.
As a fellow maker I can appropriate the amount of effort that goes into not only building the project, but crafting a story and video around it. Great job!
Great setup, the only thing i would suggest, is maybe a short throw projector in the wooden panel under where the TVs are, so you have one big single screen.
I agree a projector is a great idea if you want to spend the money of a short throw laser projector. Remember he says he uses it every day for 2-3 hours just for the window feature. Now add in the gaming hours and TV/Movie hours and now he would be buying lamps fairly frequently. The other issue with projectors is latency. The average latency that is considered "good" on a projector is about 32ms and that is not "good" when compared to monitors or tvs. Many projectors are closer to 100ms and that's unplayable. So now you are looking at a High Lumen output Laser Projector with Short Throw and Low Latency... go ahead and do the research.... I have.... They do exist but how much do you want to pay?
Reading comments made me feel pretty much annoyed by these 2 bezels between screens. Anyway I was so amazed at how much attention and dedication you brought to your lovely project!! Congratz!
Dude. You shocked me. I have never seen such a big project. It turned out very nice. I'm sure you'll find yourself a nice one big TV at 120hz and up for gaming and TVs in the future. I wish I could be in your room. I see you love wood. This is very good. It gives the smell of the forest. Keep projects going. I am your new football of the day subscriber from Russia. I hope google translator translated my thoughts correctly.
duuuude! this is amazing, i definitely thought the bars would get in the way more when you are racing but it actually looks pretty damn good, when i was intently watching the racing i didnt even seem them i literally looked right past them, you did a amazing job on this project and i can only imagine how impressed you must be! turned out amazing my guy, im gonna share this video with all the nerds and makers i know!
Bruh the amount of work you did for this is amazing...To be able to think of something you want and to know how to build it is a talent not many have...Do you do custom or commissioned work as well?
It's very rare I watch a full length YT video anymore without skipping along or ending early but I've just ran this the whole length, this is a nice build man, some nice woodworking too, props for the in depth approach 🙏🏻
I have a similar setup in my basement, and I love it! I went with a projector TV instead of flat screens, which definitely gives it a more home theater vibe. I do like the virtual window look though, that's very cool. And I'd love to set up lighting like that, especially around the bookcases.
Great video, explained the whole process, decision making and you kept me fully focused for the entire length of the video. Couple of practical and design tips: you could have mounted that outside camera a bit higher to serve as a proper surveillance camera and since it can adjust the angle vertically would be okay for your virtual window purpose still :) Gaming chair would be easier to cary and store if you made the 3 main parts bolted and quick paint to black/dark gray would make it look much nicer in your room. But other then those small details I am impressed with the level of craftsmanship and DIY skills in general
Such a cool idea! Even if you're not playing games on it you could still use the screen to show you a beautiful view or a cool art piece or something. The possibilities are endless really.
Do current projectors have good enough refresh rate and response? Personally, VR is the way to go. Beats any flatscreen display no matter how huge it is.
Gosh, I have to say your creativity and knowledge when it comes to woodworking is really inspiring. I just bought my first house about 6 months ago and needing to learn how to fix stuff myself really got me wanting to learn to do stuff like this, and just add some really unique and beautiful accents and features. If you have any tips on where to even get started learning how to do stuff like this or what tools are staples in your workshop that you cant live without, I would love to learn more! Thank you for the video!
I was going to say, this guy must be single and so much time to do this kind of a project but then I saw four kids dancing in front of the TV. Huge respect 🙏 you deserve it!
You literally just created my childhood dream in this video! If you have any doubts at just how epic you are, consider this your reminder of your awesomeness!!!! Man, I'm so jealous, but it's just so cool that you did this!!
This is incredible. If I ever have a large enough home office I'm definitely doing the virtual window. This should have been like 5 videos haha! The gaming PC, the shelf, the lights, and the cloud piece, and the gaming chair.
Que trabalho incrível, obrigado por compartilhar. Foi sensacional, adorei. A única coisa que eu escolheria colocar de forma diferente, seria a largura mais fina das divisórias entre as tvs. Para meu gosto, eles são muito largos, no entanto, isso não tira o altíssimo nível de cuidado e domínio do seu trabalho, parabéns.
Huge difference with the diffused lighting. Looks great too. I noticed that you go out of the way to take care of the little things that really make a huge difference to the end product. And I think that that's extremely important to whatever it is your creating. I'd say it actually helps you to be more creative and come up with more ideas on your projects as well. I enjoy watching your content as I would do the exact same things, but people also say I'm obsessive lol. You make it look so easy though! And the products you use, I didn't know that half of them existed lol you should be their spokesperson seriously. :)
I’m not kidding. You’re a magician man, you can build anything and make it look stunning. Respect for building what YOU want and giving us the privilege to watch. Cheers
Thanks Drew for the time, effort, great attitude and your amazing creativity you put into this video. Opened my eyes and mind to many things I had never seen before and didn't know about. Everything you did in this video is first class. I also really appreciate what you said and what you do by giving your plans etc away to others for free. Good work brother. I hope life is returning plenty to you too. By the looks of where you live and these videos I would say yes. Keep up the good work and thanks Drew.
Amazing build! Secure that ethernet cable on the outside, anyone could unplug your camera and connect onto your home network easily. Stay safe and continue to amaze us all with videos like these! :)
Awesome job man, bringing an idea you wanted to fruition is way better than just buying it off a shelf. Good on you man! Keep up the good work, and great video!
Excellent idea to make that window. Future upgrade could be a huge microled when they come - and get enough tiles to fill the same area to become a single 8K surface. Looks like a dream come true - and it's cool that you show how it's done for others wanting the same thing :)
At first I was wondering why with the bezel's, but knowing it had another purpose makes sense. I tried triple portrait 27"'s the bezels drove me nuts though. The whole setup in that basement looks great. Awesome job!
Pro Tip: When installing cable through any perimeter walls you should always hold the drill at an upward angle meaning the handle is lower than the bit. This is done to prevent water from running down the cable into the wall whenever it rains. Nice build Drew.
I like your dedication especially with the good lightning effects! One thing I would have done different, instead 3 TVs I would have placed one Laser TV (Ultrashortthrow Projector) in front in a hidden shelf so you have less work with the TVs and no cuts but still whole wall to see ;-)
Congratulations on your indoor world. You clearly work hard to build your life. It’s incredible to see someone use their natural born gift productively. You’ve also given me a few ideas of the window thing :) take care man.
As a gamer and an office designer. This is awesome, the best I've seen so far. Im definitely putting up a TV window in my next house. Thank you for all the steps! Amazing stuff.
i think Linus Tech Tips did a video on making a tv into a false window if you wanna check that out, results look great on theirs, but it does have quite a recess unlike this one, but instead uses one huge tv.
omg... you are really awesome for giving us that much content in a single video, im watching and didnt even realized it was already 45minutes, you could easily split the video into at least 4-5 videos + tour + etc and get millions of extra views but you didnt, even if you did the contents you push out is still full of quality, just subbed
That's amazing you cleary are very adapt and handy with tools. Personally those bezels would annoy the hell out of me, I like it when its window view, but for gaming and movies I would have a projector and screen, you could hide a drop down projector screen quite easily.
Awesome video, one of the best I've ever seen. NO corny jokes, no fluff and sped up at the perfect times. Right to the point no long talking and explanations. You are talented!!! I was entertained the entire video. Make sure you do all your videos just like this one! You were able to get a lot in one video. This video could have easily been three videos but because you don't do any useless talking points and cringy jokes you crammed a lot in one video. I'm watching this video thinking "This guy would make a really cool friend to have"...AWESOME JUST AWESOME!!!
Other channels would have made all of those upgrades into separate videos. Very nice vibe. Thanks for sharing. And extra thanks for freely sharing your racing rig.
1st setup I've seen where I'm actually jealous. TV window is crazy.. and the way the LEDs immersed the room vibe with the displayed image was unreal.. really an amazing job. I hope to have something similar one day. I'm not big on using LEDs in my own setup, but if I were to do it, this is the way.
My God, it's a thrill when you have three TV sets, and you can play Forza Horizon 5 on it. You're just a genius! I'm shocked at how many bucks it cost and what price it is at all... Respectnoon you!
Amazing work. I’m so impressed. Just a note. The 3070 is a tremendous card. Actually quite a high spec. I think running any graphics card at 12k resolution is a pretty big ask.
100% chance that 3070 is going to be screaming for help. Realistically he'd want a 4090 when trying to drive all those pixels while gaming. And i think even then they've only really been tested at 8k iirc. Ideally he could run each display at 2k instead, it will still look fantastic and drastically reduce the strain on the gpu.
@@Slimesy_ Running a 4K display at 1080p is really not a great advice tbh. But yes, a 3090 or better would probably be fine for 60 FPS gaming at that resolution, depending on the game.
*"I think running any graphics card at 12k resolution is a pretty big ask."* It's not 12K. It's not even 8K. It's 75% of 8K, and 33% of 12K. _MUCH_ lower than 12K.
This is the first project that I watched on this channel. It's amazing! Your crafting blew my mind! The bezels connecting the screens are a little annoying. But I believe whoever has this setup will not complain. Who would? When you can have a me time in a luxury gaming space! Subbed, I Can't wait to see more of your work!
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Thanks for watching! I'd appreciate it if you hit the like button or leave a comment as that tends to make the video perform a little better and expose it to more people. Also let me know something else that you think this TV Wall should be able to do that I didn't mention! Plans will be out on Monday or Tuesday as I'm now on vacation for a week so getting to it when I can 🙂 Also follow my instagram @drewbuildsstuff for a more personal glimpse of my life
Goddamit Drew, I was just thinking about buying a wheel and pedals! Now I'm going to have to build this. I don't even have anywhere to put it!
you should make a video on how the heck you organized all these cables 😂😂
hey i'd like to let you know, the fans in your pc is arranged wrong
there are a bunch of tutorials on the fans arrangement but you should change it or a bunch of dust is gonna come in and kill your components
just wanted to say that the 3070 graphics card that you are currently using goes for like 700 USD rn on the market. its not that bad of a card but I can see how running 3 4k TVs off of it can cause some resulation problems. you could try using a rtx 3090 but kiss your wallet goodbye if you do that. XD
Slapped that like button like I slap my own ass during sekc
A lot of channels would have broken up this project into at least 4 builds to release over a period of a month so I give you extra props for showing us everything you did for this stage all in one go.
Thought about it but wasn’t sure the mini builds would be interesting enough on their own
@@DrewBuildsStuff A lot of people find it easier to find the time and or focus to sit down for 5-10 minutes at a time. I'm one of those people. I see 45 minutes and I click "Add to watch later" - which is really just a graveyard of really interesting stuff that's just too long for me to sit down and watch. Food for thought.
Only reason I'm watching this is because I wanted to see if you figured out the Nvidia Surround - mission accomplished :D
His video are so damn good and unique with the sound/music, I watched the whole 45 mins of it. But I do agreed break it into parts as you will get more views. People will want to tune in next time to see the next part...
I like the long video duration since I’m watching them sitting on my sofa. So it feels like a tv show since I don’t have to browse for the next part (youtube sometimes sucks playing the next part automatically)
@@DrewBuildsStuff I get lost in the mini builds and forget about the larger project, only to be surprised we have so much left in the video. And then I get lost again in the mini builds and it happens over and over.
Those dividers between the screens would drive me nuts. Love your projects!
yeah they are way too wide
same, but it makes it more window-like
@@jjsanimations why not just have software black bars when in window mode and then have a regular screen when gaming?
bro projector would be better three fucking tvs like constant 400 wattsb lol
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@@dylanfws5431 yea it may be better resource-wise, but I just don't think it would look great as "windows" lol
Those bezels really killing the joy. I would go for a good quality projector, or use smaller bezel TVs and make the bezels detachable by magnets when wanting the window look.
I have a projector and though exactly the same
Yeah, projector would be so much better and cheaper... Those borders are yuck
exactly my thought, LS12000 and your done :)
I have a lg pf1500 and it is great for cases like this.
Could've saved all of this effort and just gone VR mate....
This is amazing... I wouldnt be able to deal with the screen dividers but this is truly amazing.
I was thinking though, a good projector would solve that rather than screens?
yes, but he's more concerned with the RUclips clout then practicality @@acidtwin
amazing stuff, I just wouldn't be able to pretend those bezels aren't there. But man that is some amazing work you put in there.
Its like real windows with the trim between
Ditto, I would have put them as close as possible with a frame around them to minimize the bars. I know it was an intentional decision so as long as he is happy is all that matters.
I think it suits the windows view but for anything else it would bother me too. Frameless tv's would've been perfect for this and instead of simulating 3 windows, just simulating one big window. The tv's would be a lot more expensive though, at least if it's OLED but I wouldn't want anything else.
Great build nevertheless!
Same, would've been better with a laser projector
Same.
By far one of the best videos I have ever seen on YT. No stupid nonsense, a lot of details and ideas and the racing seat is really one of a kind...congrats to that.
Thanks Michael! Appreciate it
Besides the dividers being so thick this is a literal dream setup that can bring you to serenity in a snowy environment. Absolutely Incredible build
Congrats on getting the new table saw. The little wedge of metal sticking up behind the blade is called a riving knife, it helps prevent kick back. Yours appears to be loose, which would make it ineffective. There's a little lever down inside the saw that you can use to tighten it up.
This is why I came to the comments. Remove the throat plate and tighten that up. It keeps your cut from squeezing the back of your blade and launching the material a thousand miles per second at your face. Turns out it's quite a helpful bit of kit.
I'm glad to see other viewers saw this potential hazard before I viewed this video.
Exactly why I scrolled through the comments. When I saw that I was scared for you on your behalf.
That riving knife is dangerous as it is. Definitely get that tightened up.
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Very cool. I would definitely do something to get rid off those black frames.
How do you emerge them
Or get thinner frames at least. These frames are so thick, they're distracting. Which is a waste of such a great setup.
I could now watch movies or play games with the black frames no way
change it to a projector or something@@gsaulsoulsolo785
Such a huge L the fact he could not figure out how to fix that.
My dude, just blown away, there are no adjectives to describe how stupidly high quality your builds end up, coupled with the high quality content of the process. Easily the most underrated YT'er in this genre!
wow man you're incredibly talented, i'm a dad now and only wish i had a fraction of the skills you've displayed here, watched from start to finish, truly amazing, bravo
Your editing looks so professional and I like your narration. It's informative and right to the point.
How do you do these you are so cool😂
This is badass. The gaps would bug me tho. I would have went with a bad ass short throw projector.
100% this. Not sure why he thought this would be a good idea.
@@zamardii12 because he's a carpenter and wanted to use his skills for the video. Adding a projector while it is a good idea it would have made the video shorter AND wouldnt really fit the "illusion" of "windows" that he originally wanted.
he had laser short throw projector wall
@@MNiTwInInG He could have built a false wall with windows, then use a short throw projector behind it. That would add a parallax to the outdoor scene. As you walk around the room, the background would seem to move more properly and give a 3D effect. Bonus for adding a small HVAC so you can open the windows and feel the cool/warm air of the scene outside. For gaming, have the wall swing out of the way (double-door?) or up to the ceiling and you have one large screen with no gaps.
@@MNiTwInInG surely you can rig a projector up as a virtual window? I realise this video is made for RUclips sake though.
Doing these projects are tedious on their own, but adding the layer of filming the process in a creative way, by yourself, is very well done!
Not to mention when you don't have to worry when your next income is coming from you to will have plenty of time to fool around & waste money or what ever makes you happy.
@@DespaceMan you good?
@@Cargo_Bay that what I said he good
Dont listen to anybody man! I know this all looked clean and flawless but I know there were tons of moments of head scratching and problems to solve! This is a huge project you just completed and thats not just the building stuff but the actual video capture time and editing time that was put into this. Very very impressive!
"I wanted a f%$&ing TV window" is exactly the energy I'm here for. Everyone has something that they spend money on that they don't need, let the man have his TV window insanely cool man cave. Can't believe people give you crap over it.
Love the video. Specifically the shelf, I am actually going to try my hand at it because I'm building a new desk and needed a shelf to stick my gaming PC on as well. Thanks for inspiring! Great work as always Drew.
Thanks for watching!
Hear, hear! definitely my mindset and energy as well lol
They’re just jealous and bitter, because they lack the skill, creativity, finances and commitment or a mix of all of these, to even dream of attempting a project like this.
GGs 🙌💯
@Ms Moon Boo oh shut up
Well spending that much time, effort and money on something and still fail in the end because of those big fat and ugly bezels is of course something people will react to. Sure they do work good as a virtual window, but for gaming and movies this is unusable in my opinion, and that's even if the bezels would have been just a centimeter thick.
People scour the internet all day long looking for something to complain about. Don't let anyone bring you down, man. Your construction, electronic, camera, video editing and many more skills are amazing. Keep doing you!
I like how u complained about people that complain. First lol of the morning 😅
@@mikesprigg5495 I actually didn't complain about anything? Did I say "I hate when people scour the internet all day long looking for something to complain about?" Sure didn't. Think before you type. Have a wonderful day! :)
@@kyleplusguitar yes you did...
Amazing is such a strong word. Hazard is too.
.......so....mmmhmm 🤔,
here we can "assume" to see a dude complaining to a dude that complained about all those people that complained.
and im not complaining, im assuming.
*chug vodka.
Everything Drew does is just ridiculously impressive. So glad I found this channel!
you mean expensive
@@Glassboxgames your just jealous
@aquarius588 I mean tbf... it's impressive and expensive lol
The house, the room, the craftmanship, the setup, bro honestly looks all incredible, all of it
Love the build! Consider looking into a "bezel free kit" to eliminate the harshness of the 2 black bezels, you could combine a kit or two to extend them as I've seen.
Forget how badass this whole setup is, your attention to detail, the work ethic, the overall aesthetic and vision involved--all of which are fantastic. What I want to emphasize is that the way you edit your videos and give us the whole project all at once is a breath of fresh air compared to other youtubers out there. You have earned a like, a subscribe, and even me sharing this with friends. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see what you have to show us in the future!
Brilliant work. The divides would bug me, but the TV window is something I've had in mind for awhile. Brilliant work. Envious!!!
Damn dude. This was like 4 amazing projects in one. You gotta split that up and monetize each one. This was like 45 minutes of must watch.
Just came across your channel randomly and am now hooked. I respect the time you take, the instructions you give while doing so, and the fact you're a fellow Canadian handyman as well! Thank you so much for the content! 👊
AMAZING WORK! growing up my dad built everything with his tools and nothing but wood, it warms my heart to see you pull off these great contemporary looks with all the bells and whistles! great production
This could easily be a premium set up. And not just for games, but for home theater and security too. This is taking entertainment set ups beyond the next level. It's also a pretty decent work of electronic art too. Well done.
yeah unnecessary bs taken to next level. energy required to power it. coal is burned for such bs.
@@DSN007 cry
Hahahahaha home theater with these bezels in the middle of your screen? Don’t make me laugh. It’s impractical and a far from optimal viewing experience.
@@jeanducheamps7697 crazy how no one asked
exactly @@jeanducheamps7697
Engenheiro, Carpinteiro, Gamer, Pedreiro, Ladrilhador, Pintor , etc...Você é incrível.
-Grande fonte de inspiração!
Amei.
As a fellow maker I can appropriate the amount of effort that goes into not only building the project, but crafting a story and video around it. Great job!
I think you mean "appreciate".
@@uhlspetznaz Yeah, autocorrect ...
So sick! What a fun build to follow along to. Lots of tips and tricks along the way.
Great setup, the only thing i would suggest, is maybe a short throw projector in the wooden panel under where the TVs are, so you have one big single screen.
why? He got the TV's for free.
@@Sam_Holt Honestly, because it kinda looks like shit, also detracting.
The rest of the setup is class.
@Ms Moon Boo Haha i see it
yes the bezels is the only thing I don't like about it far to big, apart from that its an unbelievable setup
I agree a projector is a great idea if you want to spend the money of a short throw laser projector. Remember he says he uses it every day for 2-3 hours just for the window feature. Now add in the gaming hours and TV/Movie hours and now he would be buying lamps fairly frequently. The other issue with projectors is latency. The average latency that is considered "good" on a projector is about 32ms and that is not "good" when compared to monitors or tvs. Many projectors are closer to 100ms and that's unplayable. So now you are looking at a High Lumen output Laser Projector with Short Throw and Low Latency... go ahead and do the research.... I have.... They do exist but how much do you want to pay?
Reading comments made me feel pretty much annoyed by these 2 bezels between screens. Anyway I was so amazed at how much attention and dedication you brought to your lovely project!! Congratz!
Dude. You shocked me. I have never seen such a big project. It turned out very nice. I'm sure you'll find yourself a nice one big TV at 120hz and up for gaming and TVs in the future. I wish I could be in your room. I see you love wood. This is very good. It gives the smell of the forest. Keep projects going. I am your new football of the day subscriber from Russia. I hope google translator translated my thoughts correctly.
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I feel so satisfiying seeing how you build all these fancy personal dream space. You are super awesome man.
duuuude! this is amazing, i definitely thought the bars would get in the way more when you are racing but it actually looks pretty damn good, when i was intently watching the racing i didnt even seem them i literally looked right past them, you did a amazing job on this project and i can only imagine how impressed you must be! turned out amazing my guy, im gonna share this video with all the nerds and makers i know!
Bruh the amount of work you did for this is amazing...To be able to think of something you want and to know how to build it is a talent not many have...Do you do custom or commissioned work as well?
this guy makes high quality videos faster than my internet
Thanks for the likes O_O
as an australian, for me this wouldn't be hard to do.
Ohh, you're Aussie too 😂
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@I killed that beard guy it sucks :p
@I killed that beard guy i can still see but it says "It sucks"
It's very rare I watch a full length YT video anymore without skipping along or ending early but I've just ran this the whole length, this is a nice build man, some nice woodworking too, props for the in depth approach 🙏🏻
I have a similar setup in my basement, and I love it! I went with a projector TV instead of flat screens, which definitely gives it a more home theater vibe. I do like the virtual window look though, that's very cool. And I'd love to set up lighting like that, especially around the bookcases.
Great video, explained the whole process, decision making and you kept me fully focused for the entire length of the video. Couple of practical and design tips: you could have mounted that outside camera a bit higher to serve as a proper surveillance camera and since it can adjust the angle vertically would be okay for your virtual window purpose still :) Gaming chair would be easier to cary and store if you made the 3 main parts bolted and quick paint to black/dark gray would make it look much nicer in your room. But other then those small details I am impressed with the level of craftsmanship and DIY skills in general
Dude! I absolutely love the build! The way the lights all work together, and you can see outside. Then that chair setup! That is beyond awesome!
This was so awesome to watch you build this. Absolutely, phenomenal work!
Such a cool idea! Even if you're not playing games on it you could still use the screen to show you a beautiful view or a cool art piece or something. The possibilities are endless really.
Man, you've got the tools, the materials and the creativity...I guess you do this for a living. Job's very nice!!!
A projector would really have been the best option for this. Those bezels kill the aesthetic.
The best part is that you could do this your self as well! Looking forward to see your version of the build. Projector is a smart move
I think I agree, but I recall that projectors have a lot of latency. Bad for gaming. Though TV latency is usually bad too.
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Do current projectors have good enough refresh rate and response? Personally, VR is the way to go. Beats any flatscreen display no matter how huge it is.
only if your running it from a serious gaming pc@@blastofo
Gosh, I have to say your creativity and knowledge when it comes to woodworking is really inspiring. I just bought my first house about 6 months ago and needing to learn how to fix stuff myself really got me wanting to learn to do stuff like this, and just add some really unique and beautiful accents and features. If you have any tips on where to even get started learning how to do stuff like this or what tools are staples in your workshop that you cant live without, I would love to learn more! Thank you for the video!
I was going to say, this guy must be single and so much time to do this kind of a project but then I saw four kids dancing in front of the TV. Huge respect 🙏 you deserve it!
haha I thought the same thing.
nah bruh everyone just has 2 to 4 kids they keep in their basement
why is having kids a good thing?
wife and i have been binging on your vids as we just recently discovered you. Keep em coming.
You literally just created my childhood dream in this video! If you have any doubts at just how epic you are, consider this your reminder of your awesomeness!!!! Man, I'm so jealous, but it's just so cool that you did this!!
You're an inspiration man. Thank you for sharing these builds.
This is incredible. If I ever have a large enough home office I'm definitely doing the virtual window. This should have been like 5 videos haha! The gaming PC, the shelf, the lights, and the cloud piece, and the gaming chair.
Que trabalho incrível, obrigado por compartilhar. Foi sensacional, adorei. A única coisa que eu escolheria colocar de forma diferente, seria a largura mais fina das divisórias entre as tvs. Para meu gosto, eles são muito largos, no entanto, isso não tira o altíssimo nível de cuidado e domínio do seu trabalho, parabéns.
This video hits everything I like. Woodwork, gadgets, racing games. Thank you!
Huge difference with the diffused lighting. Looks great too. I noticed that you go out of the way to take care of the little things that really make a huge difference to the end product. And I think that that's extremely important to whatever it is your creating. I'd say it actually helps you to be more creative and come up with more ideas on your projects as well. I enjoy watching your content as I would do the exact same things, but people also say I'm obsessive lol. You make it look so easy though! And the products you use, I didn't know that half of them existed lol you should be their spokesperson seriously. :)
This build is absolutely fantastic. The time and effort you put in was very well worth it. It looks fantastic and I would be very proud if I were you.
Hey there Im in BC and I love watching a fellow Canadian killin it on RUclips, you rock brother!!....
So much content in one video! You could make 4 of this, love it though! Great projects, looks amazing.
Thanks Tuur! Wasn’t sure if I should keep it as one or split but figured people can skip ahead if they want
I’m not kidding. You’re a magician man, you can build anything and make it look stunning. Respect for building what YOU want and giving us the privilege to watch. Cheers
Looks stunning, those bars would honestly do my head in though for gaming and watching things. For ambience screensavers/ window ect amazing.
Thanks Drew for the time, effort, great attitude and your amazing creativity you put into this video. Opened my eyes and mind to many things I had never seen before and didn't know about. Everything you did in this video is first class. I also really appreciate what you said and what you do by giving your plans etc away to others for free. Good work brother. I hope life is returning plenty to you too. By the looks of where you live and these videos I would say yes. Keep up the good work and thanks Drew.
Amazing build! Secure that ethernet cable on the outside, anyone could unplug your camera and connect onto your home network easily. Stay safe and continue to amaze us all with videos like these! :)
he will notice when his camera isnt working
@@YeneSpace or when he sees some strange person just chilling in his yard with a laptop 😂
@@Slimesy_ advanced hackers only need about 10 seconds with a phone and a lan adapter😉
If he has it set up right he’s getting a notification any time someone approaches it or it loses connection.
@@Trap4Hunter those type of hackers aren’t interested in home networks.
Awesome job man, bringing an idea you wanted to fruition is way better than just buying it off a shelf. Good on you man! Keep up the good work, and great video!
Not if it looks this shit... dude made a 45-minute video for a crap result lol
Excellent idea to make that window. Future upgrade could be a huge microled when they come - and get enough tiles to fill the same area to become a single 8K surface.
Looks like a dream come true - and it's cool that you show how it's done for others wanting the same thing :)
Man that's a lot work. Look great now. well done!
Drew is so talented man also has the coolest ideas
Bro your builds are too dope keep it up. If you haven’t already I hope you keep this up full time.
At first I was wondering why with the bezel's, but knowing it had another purpose makes sense. I tried triple portrait 27"'s the bezels drove me nuts though. The whole setup in that basement looks great. Awesome job!
Loved your Sim Cockpit. downloaded and will see what I can come up with. Really enjoyed your projects.
Just speechless. This turned up so good... you can probably even rent it to close friends and make the money back in no time :)) - Love it!!!
this is awesome, you really put like four projects worth of work into this one video. fantastic job
Drew - You are so talented! I love watching your videos and wish I could do a fraction of what you have created. Thank you.
Pro Tip: When installing cable through any perimeter walls you should always hold the drill at an upward angle meaning the handle is lower than the bit. This is done to prevent water from running down the cable into the wall whenever it rains. Nice build Drew.
Thank you brother 🙏 💙
I like your dedication especially with the good lightning effects! One thing I would have done different, instead 3 TVs I would have placed one Laser TV (Ultrashortthrow Projector) in front in a hidden shelf so you have less work with the TVs and no cuts but still whole wall to see ;-)
Yup. Agree.
Saves so much effort and no awful bezels in the middle of the screen.
I agree. The thing that kills it for me is the huge black bars in the middle..
Had the same thought
those don't get bright enough to work as faux windows
Congratulations on your indoor world. You clearly work hard to build your life. It’s incredible to see someone use their natural born gift productively. You’ve also given me a few ideas of the window thing :) take care man.
As a gamer and an office designer. This is awesome, the best I've seen so far. Im definitely putting up a TV window in my next house. Thank you for all the steps! Amazing stuff.
i think Linus Tech Tips did a video on making a tv into a false window if you wanna check that out, results look great on theirs, but it does have quite a recess unlike this one, but instead uses one huge tv.
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PC Gamer here, on a 55-inch screen, but this is next level, nice!
yeah he could have done a 4k 85in sony x77l for 1300
Hands down the best setup I've seen, the camera addition was mint👌
omg... you are really awesome for giving us that much content in a single video, im watching and didnt even realized it was already 45minutes, you could easily split the video into at least 4-5 videos + tour + etc and get millions of extra views but you didnt, even if you did the contents you push out is still full of quality, just subbed
This video was LIFE to me. You’re blessed with. phenomenal talent skill and creativity. Rare combo! Keep them coming bro!
That's amazing you cleary are very adapt and handy with tools. Personally those bezels would annoy the hell out of me, I like it when its window view, but for gaming and movies I would have a projector and screen, you could hide a drop down projector screen quite easily.
This video was freaking amazing. One man handyman! Skill and dedication to the process. Impressive is an understatement.
Awesome video, one of the best I've ever seen. NO corny jokes, no fluff and sped up at the perfect times. Right to the point no long talking and explanations. You are talented!!! I was entertained the entire video. Make sure you do all your videos just like this one! You were able to get a lot in one video. This video could have easily been three videos but because you don't do any useless talking points and cringy jokes you crammed a lot in one video. I'm watching this video thinking "This guy would make a really cool friend to have"...AWESOME JUST AWESOME!!!
Killing these videos and projects. Very well done.
That's a very interesting game room you have there-with 3 monitor screens- where you can chill out, play video games and just have big fun
Keep up the good work mate!
Love your builds!! ❤
Other channels would have made all of those upgrades into separate videos. Very nice vibe. Thanks for sharing. And extra thanks for freely sharing your racing rig.
1st setup I've seen where I'm actually jealous. TV window is crazy.. and the way the LEDs immersed the room vibe with the displayed image was unreal.. really an amazing job. I hope to have something similar one day. I'm not big on using LEDs in my own setup, but if I were to do it, this is the way.
Looks shit I'd take a huge OLED over this 3 bezel gap jail cell setup anytime.
My God, it's a thrill when you have three TV sets, and you can play Forza Horizon 5 on it. You're just a genius! I'm shocked at how many bucks it cost and what price it is at all... Respectnoon you!
Absolutely gorgeous set up. Fantastic build! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Lets just take some time to appreciate how much time, money, and hard work this man put into this build
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well he cheaped out with that logitech :D
Shut up we don't care 😂
@@durwardbegay5303 i care. it negates your comment. this is a fact
You mean the fortune he makes from RUclips alone. It doesn't take that much work for this.
dude is just a walking brain. Glad i found something this precious on YT
Amazing work. I’m so impressed. Just a note. The 3070 is a tremendous card. Actually quite a high spec. I think running any graphics card at 12k resolution is a pretty big ask.
Indeed. Maybe doubling it up and running two 3070 to share the strain would fix most of the issues. But... $$$
100% chance that 3070 is going to be screaming for help. Realistically he'd want a 4090 when trying to drive all those pixels while gaming. And i think even then they've only really been tested at 8k iirc. Ideally he could run each display at 2k instead, it will still look fantastic and drastically reduce the strain on the gpu.
@@Slimesy_ Running a 4K display at 1080p is really not a great advice tbh. But yes, a 3090 or better would probably be fine for 60 FPS gaming at that resolution, depending on the game.
It's not even 8K resolution, though. 8K is 4x 4K monitors.
*"I think running any graphics card at 12k resolution is a pretty big ask."*
It's not 12K. It's not even 8K.
It's 75% of 8K, and 33% of 12K. _MUCH_ lower than 12K.
I have to say you did excellent work in this whole project. Keep up the great work and I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Love your builds Drew!! Keep up the amazing work🎉🎉🎉
this is incredible. ive always dreamed of doign this and to see it built at this level of detail and care set the bar high thank you!
Are those bars invisible to you?
He said he is not a PC gamer, and it shows. Most PC gamers would never feel comfortable with those bars indeed.
This is the first project that I watched on this channel. It's amazing! Your crafting blew my mind! The bezels connecting the screens are a little annoying. But I believe whoever has this setup will not complain. Who would? When you can have a me time in a luxury gaming space! Subbed, I Can't wait to see more of your work!
Every moment of a new build, you blew my mind. Amazing video, thank you for great content.
Круто чувак! Очень круто. Огромный экран во всю стену из трех телевизоров. И практически полное погружение в картинку.
Not only was this a fantastic build, but very enjoyable to watch as well! Superb work!