You are freaking awesome man. You explain those small details that some of us don't automatically know, but can comprehend when someone tells us. Thank you.
My wife and I enjoy all of your videos! We have been able to upgrade our home in so many beautiful ways thanks to your content and your view on home improvements. Keep on doing what you do! We look forward to each video!!!
Dude, seriously? You rock! I’m a diehard, longtime woodworking fool. I like solutions, not perfection and/or repetition. Well done. I’ve watched several of your videos. Love the attitude and approach. Cheers from Idaho! Message me if you ever come out this direction. We’ll share simple fixes.
If only I had a garage to do this in. I’m super handy and creative but I don’t have tools, yet. Looks like I’m gonna have to buy myself some tools for Christmas. Definitely saving this one in my DIY vids. Thanks for the upload 👏🏽 just got yourself a new subbie.
Love your videos! Two things I would change on this project are: Rout a recess in the top of the doors as a pull so you can get rid of those metal pulls which are sticking out and may injure someone or tear clothing. Put a vent at the opposite end of the cabinet from where the fan is to facilitate the free flow of air to flush hot air out of the cabinet. Trying to blow air out with nowhere for air to enter will strain the fan and cause a higher current and use more electricity.
Hey Glenn .... get yourself a Franklin stud finder and you will never be sorry as it will be your go to sensor from now on ! By the way, it shows you the complete width of the stud .... no more drilling holes in the wall ! :-) Dennis in Western Canada
I recently installed a steel door and frame into a metal studded wall at my work to enclose my office space and what made it fairly easy for me was pre-drilling the holes in the door frame and then using 4" self tapping screws to secure the frame to the wall studs, using wood shims as usual for plum.
I want to be like you when I grow up. Jeez this is amazing!!! I’m only good in the kitchen. But this is def an idea I love an since my wife is the crafty one. This is an idea I think I want to follow. Thank you for this and all your videos!!!
excellent video, you are awesome, the quality of your videos and the way you explain everything is just perfect, i always learn something new from your videos. thank you.
I made the floating shelves with the 2x8s from your other videos about 6 months ago. Came out awesome with some stain and boiled linseed oil as a finish. 👍👍
The original inspired me so much I build a similar setup. WiFi led back panel with floating tv. Under it spaced by about 7" a floating 3 open compartments and 2 with walnut doors on the front. Opens downward like yours.
Yea, Procrastination can get us sometimes. Best way to get over it is make it to-do list and put it everywhere you think you're going to be. If you keep seeing it you're give in.
Great video -- love the tape on wall idea for marking stud locations. I noticed, though, that you attached the wires for the extended outlet to the same screw terminals on the old outlet. That's against code. You should have attached the new wires to the second set of screws on the outlet (if not already taken) or add pigtails and wire nuts to split off the power (and grounds) for the extension to the power strip/added outlet.
Hi, The terminal was not used. The existing wires was going in the quick connection holes on the back of the outlet. I added the new wire to the terminal. If that makes sense.
@@DIYCreators Perfect! It went by quick and it looked like the bottom terminals were open -- I didn't see that the existing wires were in the back! Once again, great video, as usual -- love your channel!
It's great to see you again it has been a while 😊 I pray all is well and I guess with the new house you have been very busy did you move out of Florida? Me I'll be here till the day I go to heaven
As an electrical engineer, it might even be valuable to instead use passive cooling. Just drill some holes in the back side top of the cabinet, and some near the front on the bottom. Natural air convection makes warm air rise, so this automatically pulls cold air through the bottom ,with warm air exiting through the back whilst having no noise.
So, with the fans, is there a toggle to reverse the direction of the fans so that you can have one pull are in, and another push air out? It would seem that would be the ideal method for maintaining a preferable temperature in the cabinet.
its important to note that receptacles are mounted to studs so it may be much more trouble to fish a wire to the receptacle if the stud is on the side that you're going to.
I recently found your channel and I’m OBSESSED! Do you have a video on what to get for starting out? Preferably on a budget?? I’m hoping to find some used tools on marketplace, but not sure what I should look for first!
Not sure if your fan was an intake fan or an outtake fan, but you should have at least 2 similar to how PCs are. One fan brings in cool air the other pushes out the heat. Just a recommendation
Hi Glenn, I've missed you! Think you could do a bunk bed build? I'm planning on finishing my basement and turning it into a studio with a master bed and a bunk bed suitable for adults. I'd love to see how you would accomplish that. I like the 4x4 outdoor builds and plan to replicate that for my furnishings. Love your creativity and gadgetry!
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You are freaking awesome man. You explain those small details that some of us don't automatically know, but can comprehend when someone tells us.
Thank you.
Nice to see you back. Hope the family is happy and healthy.
Yes! All here good here everyone is doing well, thank you.
Quick and effective, nice build!
My wife and I enjoy all of your videos! We have been able to upgrade our home in so many beautiful ways thanks to your content and your view on home improvements. Keep on doing what you do! We look forward to each video!!!
You said metal studs and you got a like from me. This is exactly what I was looking for
That looks fantastic. I like the sliding door as well.
I’m new to building and a Woman. I’m loving your creations and look forward to attempting some
Dude, seriously? You rock! I’m a diehard, longtime woodworking fool. I like solutions, not perfection and/or repetition. Well done. I’ve watched several of your videos. Love the attitude and approach. Cheers from Idaho! Message me if you ever come out this direction. We’ll share simple fixes.
Looks awsome, if only it was this easy to get through my walls.
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If only I had a garage to do this in. I’m super handy and creative but I don’t have tools, yet. Looks like I’m gonna have to buy myself some tools for Christmas. Definitely saving this one in my DIY vids. Thanks for the upload 👏🏽 just got yourself a new subbie.
What kinda tools you need? I can mail you some stuff I have extras of i dont need.
This is exactly the same TV console setup I was after, glad you explained everything in detail. Thanks so much!
This man is amazing in is work 1000%
Everything you do looks so good! Congratulations!
Nice to have you back. Stellar work as always.
Hello everyone, I come from Vietnam and I like DIY Creators
Love your videos! Two things I would change on this project are:
Rout a recess in the top of the doors as a pull so you can get rid of those metal pulls which are sticking out and may injure someone or tear clothing.
Put a vent at the opposite end of the cabinet from where the fan is to facilitate the free flow of air to flush hot air out of the cabinet. Trying to blow air out with nowhere for air to enter will strain the fan and cause a higher current and use more electricity.
Dude I was literally thinking the exact 2 same thibgs
Nice and amazing very cool video thank for sharing I am Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 woodworking youtuber
Hey Glenn .... get yourself a Franklin stud finder and you will never be sorry as it will be your go to sensor from now on ! By the way, it shows you the complete width of the stud .... no more drilling holes in the wall ! :-) Dennis in Western Canada
Creativity at it's best. I enjoyed watching.
I been watching so many videos of yours I thought I was already subscribed lol. I can watch these all day
honestly, it looks awesome.
Much love from the UK 👍🏻
I recently installed a steel door and frame into a metal studded wall at my work to enclose my office space and what made it fairly easy for me was pre-drilling the holes in the door frame and then using 4" self tapping screws to secure the frame to the wall studs, using wood shims as usual for plum.
Don't worry about your uploads. We always appreciate your projects.
Congratulations on the new house and thanks for sharing.
I want to be like you when I grow up. Jeez this is amazing!!! I’m only good in the kitchen. But this is def an idea I love an since my wife is the crafty one. This is an idea I think I want to follow. Thank you for this and all your videos!!!
That looks so sweet , nice job .
Thanks
Looks very good, I love it
excellent video, you are awesome, the quality of your videos and the way you explain everything is just perfect, i always learn something new from your videos. thank you.
You’re very creative. I really do enjoy watching other creators in action. Awesome setup.
Man you make the coolest stuff.
I made the floating shelves with the 2x8s from your other videos about 6 months ago. Came out awesome with some stain and boiled linseed oil as a finish. 👍👍
I watched almost all your videos. I don't have any intention to make anyone of them but I ain't gonna stop watching😁
Lol well big thanks to you I truly appreciate it.
The original inspired me so much I build a similar setup. WiFi led back panel with floating tv. Under it spaced by about 7" a floating 3 open compartments and 2 with walnut doors on the front. Opens downward like yours.
Good to have you back dude!!
Great job Glen
Glen you are amazing!!!
I would love to attempt this!! Thanks.
I did it.
And look great.
Excellent project!
The snap bolt was new to me. Nice!
Great unit bro,
absolutely love it. thanks for posting.
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You are very talented fella! Thank you for sharing
Great Job!!!!
Thanks
love the detail you put int your videos!
This is really brilliant
A nice space and very neat, rất tuyệt
One again...a big WOW!!!!!...great stuff!!! I am going to attempt to build me one!
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Cape Town
South Africa
Thanks man!
Like the way that looks .... Nice Job!
Great work Glen!
Really fantastic job, dude! 😃
I hope everything is fine there!
i respect what you do bro. thank you so much
Great idea with the masking tape so you don't mark up the wall. Thanks!
Good job I really love your effort, the way you keep pushing yourself to higher limit
Some of your projects are simple and easy. Some are a bit more...complex. Either way..great vids!!!
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Another video from Glenn? Hell yeah. Gotta watch this!
Thank you, Much appreciated!
@@DIYCreators Yeah, man! Great video, as always!
This is amazing great job sir much respect 💯💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is definitely one of my favorite RUclips channels 🙌🏾
Almost 2 million subs... Awesome bro.
this just inspires me to build alot of stuff myself rather than to hire someone to do so on my behalf . seems fun too
Imagine marrying a gifted man like this ! I’m 20 with big plans for my home and I need god to hurry and send me some with this much talent !!!
Sir! Well done job! Thanks for spreading the word!!!! Wish you inspiration for more projects!
You're nearing 2M subs. This should be your only job by now!
Looks nice
So I started a Murphy bed thanks to you a while ago but procrastination got me 👀
Yea, Procrastination can get us sometimes. Best way to get over it is make it to-do list and put it everywhere you think you're going to be. If you keep seeing it you're give in.
Awesome job Glen! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Damn! This setup is clean!
Your a awesome carpenter furniture make
This is on my to-do for this weekend! Thanks for the inspiration!!! 👍👍👍
Nice, You are welcome!
Great video -- love the tape on wall idea for marking stud locations. I noticed, though, that you attached the wires for the extended outlet to the same screw terminals on the old outlet. That's against code. You should have attached the new wires to the second set of screws on the outlet (if not already taken) or add pigtails and wire nuts to split off the power (and grounds) for the extension to the power strip/added outlet.
Hi, The terminal was not used. The existing wires was going in the quick connection holes on the back of the outlet. I added the new wire to the terminal. If that makes sense.
@@DIYCreators Perfect! It went by quick and it looked like the bottom terminals were open -- I didn't see that the existing wires were in the back! Once again, great video, as usual -- love your channel!
I would find it interesting to see how you would do this on a concrete wall.
Long tap cons
Good job man 👏
Nice instructions
Missed your face on my feed! Love this build and all of the mods. Crushed it, as always!
Amazing! I would have done it exactly the same! Very beautiful setup. I'm definitely going to do that fan trick. Can't wait for more of your videos.
Big thanks 😀
Great job bro
Thanks!
It's great to see you again it has been a while 😊 I pray all is well and I guess with the new house you have been very busy did you move out of Florida? Me I'll be here till the day I go to heaven
Thanks, it's been crazy lately! All is good and getting better, no plans to leave Florida I am still here with ya! 😀
@@DIYCreators that means I can sell everything and my tiny house can start getting built😍😍😍😍😍😍😁😁😁😁😁
OMG !! Great idea!!!
As an electrical engineer, it might even be valuable to instead use passive cooling. Just drill some holes in the back side top of the cabinet, and some near the front on the bottom. Natural air convection makes warm air rise, so this automatically pulls cold air through the bottom ,with warm air exiting through the back whilst having no noise.
Glad to see you back bruv sorry Glen !! hope to see more of your videos soon .
Always the best bro
I love it!
More concrete projects pleasseee :)
I'm not that early in this channel, but I'm here when you only have 150k subs. Congrats for reaching million subs 👏
Very nice bro ....i m from malaysia i like
So, with the fans, is there a toggle to reverse the direction of the fans so that you can have one pull are in, and another push air out? It would seem that would be the ideal method for maintaining a preferable temperature in the cabinet.
Your videos are amazing, and I try to follow step by step and it's hard. Do you do Step by Step videos for beginners?
Love your videos! Looking forward to more!
its important to note that receptacles are mounted to studs so it may be much more trouble to fish a wire to the receptacle if the stud is on the side that you're going to.
great video!
I really like your channel
Thank you 😀
Love your videos!!!
nice work
Thank you
Plz upload beautiful small bird cage method
Could I use this in concrete cinderblock?
hi there. i just want to say the project was awesome.. and may i ask what is the size of the tv panel. and the hanging drawers thankyou in advance
I recently found your channel and I’m OBSESSED! Do you have a video on what to get for starting out? Preferably on a budget?? I’m hoping to find some used tools on marketplace, but not sure what I should look for first!
bon travail, meuble de télé beau
Not sure if your fan was an intake fan or an outtake fan, but you should have at least 2 similar to how PCs are. One fan brings in cool air the other pushes out the heat. Just a recommendation
beef up the cooling fan and add mesh so than the air that is going into the console wont suck up dust. just my thought 😊
Hi Glenn, I've missed you!
Think you could do a bunk bed build? I'm planning on finishing my basement and turning it into a studio with a master bed and a bunk bed suitable for adults. I'd love to see how you would accomplish that. I like the 4x4 outdoor builds and plan to replicate that for my furnishings. Love your creativity and gadgetry!
Awesome! I'm looking at some bathroom renos, got any ideas for a video showing vapor barriers and tile work, etc?
He has returned!