Costa at pop culture living room deserves a big shout out for showing us collectors how to make these shelves Game changer Glad to see more people are using his ideas instead of spending a fortune on moducases 🙌🙌
Great 👍 indepth Custom shelve tutorial and follow-up video. You did a really good job of highlighting the various aspects and things to be aware of when attempting this kind of project 🎉 Very insightful and informative 👍 Thank you
Yea I love moducases I’d love to own some but the prices and wait times deter me from ordering. This is definitely a viable option that I’m glad I finally did.
Thanks for putting all the info out there! This was a last minute upload sorry i didn’t shout you out. I’m gonna do another shelf soon and on that video I’ll for sure plug you!
Excellent display 👍🏽. Has anyone tried screwing the side acrylic panels to the frame?? Since those wont move , is it possible to uses screws, washers and bolts? Thank you.
What kind of lights did you use? Also was there enough wire to connect the lights from shelf to shelf? Or did you have to buy extensions for it? How did you cut your acrylic? Scoring it With just a razor blade?
I got them off Amazon just search PVC sheets. But I’m sure it would be cheaper to get the pvc sheets at your local plastic store. I used a box cutter to cut mine. The measurements will depend on what spacing you do with your own shelf.
That was some great work on your display. I'm using your video as a tutorial for my upcoming build. I just order the shelves from Walmart. And I will be opting to use black PVC sheets for my backboards. They look sleek on yours. What was the thickness of yours, 1/8?? Thank you in advance
For the lights go on Amazon and search LED shop lights. The foam board is called expanded PVC sheets which I also got on Amazon. The boards that I bought are sold out but you should be able to find them at a local plastics store.
How did you bend the cables for the lights like that? I'm struggling to fit mine into my case because the wires are in the way but yours look like they almost come out at a 45 degree angle
Costa at pop culture living room deserves a big shout out for showing us collectors how to make these shelves
Game changer
Glad to see more people are using his ideas instead of spending a fortune on moducases 🙌🙌
He inspired me too.
Great job, the display looks really cool. The LED light gives it the extra pop, which is essential for any collection.
Thanks I’m really happy with how it turned out!
Great 👍 indepth Custom shelve tutorial and follow-up video. You did a really good job of highlighting the various aspects and things to be aware of when attempting this kind of project 🎉 Very insightful and informative 👍 Thank you
Aye thanks alot! I was self conscious about it because I thought it wasn’t in depth enough so that means a lot 😂
I've been waiting for over a year on my Moducase order and have been very tempted to do this. Thank you!
Yea I love moducases I’d love to own some but the prices and wait times deter me from ordering. This is definitely a viable option that I’m glad I finally did.
Great job!
Thanks for putting all the info out there! This was a last minute upload sorry i didn’t shout you out. I’m gonna do another shelf soon and on that video I’ll for sure plug you!
@@mademedia5526no worries. You did a great job. You'll have to send pics so I can at it to my next tribute video.
Oh jeez I didn't know this was you Eddy! I just watched this yesterday! Yeah this is good!
🤣🤣🤣 it’s me! Thanks for watching!
Nice build and instructional video brother
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Bro this looks great, congrats!! I also just saw someone implement porcelain tile to these shelves taking it to another level.
Thanks for watching Mark! It’s crazy how much you can do to these to make them stand out.
Awesome video Eddie!
Thanks for watching dude!
Excellent display 👍🏽. Has anyone tried screwing the side acrylic panels to the frame?? Since those wont move , is it possible to uses screws, washers and bolts? Thank you.
What kind of lights did you use? Also was there enough wire to connect the lights from shelf to shelf? Or did you have to buy extensions for it?
How did you cut your acrylic? Scoring it With just a razor blade?
Thank you for this video ✌🏾
Hey awesome display
wanted to ask where did you buy the pvc sheets and what did you use to cut them and what are the measurements.
Thank you
I got them off Amazon just search PVC sheets. But I’m sure it would be cheaper to get the pvc sheets at your local plastic store. I used a box cutter to cut mine. The measurements will depend on what spacing you do with your own shelf.
That was some great work on your display. I'm using your video as a tutorial for my upcoming build. I just order the shelves from Walmart. And I will be opting to use black PVC sheets for my backboards. They look sleek on yours.
What was the thickness of yours, 1/8?? Thank you in advance
Looks really clean dude. #smallcollectionsmatter
Thanks man
Where did u get the bar lighting and the foam board
For the lights go on Amazon and search LED shop lights. The foam board is called expanded PVC sheets which I also got on Amazon. The boards that I bought are sold out but you should be able to find them at a local plastics store.
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How did you set it up
So dope. Link to shelves?
What did you use to cover the boards?
How did you bend the cables for the lights like that? I'm struggling to fit mine into my case because the wires are in the way but yours look like they almost come out at a 45 degree angle
I literally just kept shoving them in 😅 they’re wedged in there and I haven’t had any issues 🤷🏽♂️😬
😎 display
Thanks for watching!
No te agradan las escalas que esa?
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Appreciate you mafia! 🙌🏽👏🏽👊🏽💪🏽🫶🏽