I like this guy!! I like how you consider the audience and use affordable tools and give helpful tips throughout. You can’t fake being a genuinely good person.
Thank you, I know these have been popping up everywhere. I have been getting a lot of requests to build a foldable backdrop and definitely like the portability.
Thanks for sharing man and great video I’ll be buying your plans on Etsy. I had to make a foldable crescent moon and was having the hardest time trying to figure out how to make it stand by itself but now looking at your video you gave me an idea on how to make the foldable legs and keep it from folding on itself. Keep up the good work.
New to your channel and have purchased at least 4 plans so far. I was looking for this foldable and can’t wait to get it Monday. Please do a video on the sleeve too. Thanks for showing us how to DIY these great looks for less !!!! Thanks
You’re amazing, always doing such a great job! Already bought your candy cart and plinths templetes, now ready to buy this one. Definitely would like a video on the sleeve. Thank you for sharing amazing tips.
Thank you, here is the link ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html But you can also use a shorter option and just stretch and thumbtack it in the back as well. I have seen people use that, but I just prefer this one and its pretty easy. Good luck!
Hi, thank you so much for watching. I have created a more in-depth video on how I did it. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html But I have also seen some people just use thumbtacks in the back as well and get similar results. The main part is getting a fabric wide enough to cover the backdrop and have left over for the back. Hope this helps and good luck!
I know, I have received a lot of requests for more foldable designs. So I put this together as simple as I could. Thanks for commenting I am hoping to have the backdrop cover video coming out soon!
Great video! What is the thickness of the plywood - I’m having trouble finding a sheet that is straight and not bent. I assume the thicker the sheet, the straighter it is. Thank you
@@cesarpena-quevedo8033 Hi, most of my plans have the wood I used with images. But my most go to plywood is 1/2 inch sanded plywood from Lowe's. A little more expensive than standard 1/2 inch plywood from Home Depot but it does not have a lot of the blemishes you see in construction grade plywood and no visible knots or spots. But it is only for paintable props. If you need to stain I recommend Home Depot sanded plywood which is great but you see the wood knots, which look great with stain. But if you paint them they are a pain to cover up. You will need a shellac based stain blocking primer before you paint over wood knots. And that primer smells strong. So I rather just buy the Lowe's sanded plywood which is lightly primered already so its easier to paint. If you have any other questions please message the Etsy store as I answer there a lot more. RUclips due to the high amount of comments I answer about every other day sometimes. Thank you and good luck!
lol, yeah thank you. A lot of editing for sure. I say uuummmm, maybe like every other word. So I just cut it out and push my sentences and gaps closer lol. I am terrible in front of the camera but editing saves the day lol.
Can I use wood filler paste and just keep it upright permenantly instead of letting it collapse? To cover up line rather than using colors. Then I can keep painting it the way I like to
Hi, the best option is to not cut it in the center if you are going to keep using it straight and not fold it. Makes the build so much easier. Just cut the shape and add the legs. Hope this helps and good luck!
Hi, thank you for your support. There is a page toward the bottom of the plans called additional information. It should have some extra information for making it bigger or wider such as adding more hinges and using the larger ones to increase the support. But if you have any questions along the way, just message me on the platform you purchased from and I can help out the best I can. Good luck!
You did a great job on this project 💪🏾 I know the video is sped up, but realistically how much time did it take to build this foldable backdrop including measuring and sawing all the pieces? Thanks in advance!
I just bought the template but i don’t have a brad nailer. Can i just use a good old hammer and nail? I’m planning to get a jigsaw, just don’t have a budget for another tool. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for the support. You do not need a brad nailer but they do help. But yes you can screws or nails. But you must use wood glue and allow it to dry. Just take your time, use plenty of wood glue and message me on Etsy if you have any questions along the way. I answer there same day on there. RUclips I check every couple of days. I hope this helps and good luck!
Hi again , I need a new jigsaw , mu battery died it’s more expensive getting just battery so I’ll get new one , I saw some in Home Depot can tell me which one u got that’s good to use for ur plans … thanks
Hi, for jigsaws. Most are good, but I switched to Ryobi jigsaw because it is not that expensive and definitely enough power to do what I do. I do not recommend the Milwaukee 12v jigsaw. To save power they did not add the small blower on it. So when I was cutting it was good cause it was small but the dust would just block my view of the line I had drawn. That's why I switched to the less expensive but good Ryobi jigsaw. But most will do the job, good luck!
What kind of nail gun do you own and recommend for all these projects. We are making some arch walls and we purchased your marquee templates but haven’t started that project yet. We love your videos.
Hi, I use the ryobi brad nail gun, 18 gauge. Its been great, battery powered and have had it for years. Great quality for a great price. Thank you for the support and good luck with your build!
Hi, I am hoping to do one similar with the shelves soon. I am not sure if I can combine them and also have the fabric? I have been thinking about it for a while and we'll see what I can do? Thanks for watching!
Love your videos! I’m wondering what tool / how you make the custom signs for the chiaras or arches, and how you’re able to change them out for every event without damaging them.
Hi, signs are best made with a scroll saw and are pretty easy. They just take time to make sure you stay in the line. I have a couple of videos on here covering the topic of making the signs and hanging them. To hang them I use fishing string most of the time as it is strong and clear. Easy to change out and you cant see it. Thank for watching!
Hi, sorry I do not at this time. Shipping larger items is just difficult for me right now. I do sell smaller items on my website makerdecorshop.com Thank you!
Hi, I have not made it out of MDF for this build. I like plywood because it is lighter and stronger for the hinge section. It may work, I would just be worried about the hinge section over time? Good luck!
Thank you very much, the links are under the video description. I have also attached it here www.etsy.com/listing/1268995417/foldable-backdrop-plans-with Thank you for the support!
I never comment on videos, so please make the other video!! I cant stand the visible line either and I love being able to make the colors interchangeable without painting. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I am glad you found the video helpful. I will definitely try to get the video together about the sleeve, Yes it helps so much for colors!
Hi, thanks for watching. To start I use only a couple of tools to build most of our projects. Circular saw, jigsaw, drill, measuring tape, small clamps and a straight edge or 4ft level to use to create straight lines. You do not need them all and it depends on what you are building. Starting off with a couple of things and slowly start building up as you become more confident with your tools. Good luck
Hi, I have made some out of 1/4 inch plywood but had to add 1x2 boards in the back for support. Its just to thin to maintain the shape standing up. Thanks for watching!
Hi, most of my builds are beginner friendly. Someone with a little bit experience can make this in under 4 hrs maybe. Beginner maybe 6-8 hrs depending on tools and skills.
Hello. What is the length from the end of the wood piece to where the pencil was placed? Looks like 1” but I want to make sure. Also how far out does the piece of wood (where u placed the pencil) need to be while tracing? I see that it sticks out a little as you trace. *I bought your plan but I didn’t see that on there btw thats why I ask 😊
Hi, yes about 1 inch. But that isnt so important. The measurement between the pencil and the hole where the screw pivots is what will create the right size arch. So depending on how wide you want your backdrop it will change. So if you want a 3ft wide backdrop. Then the gap between the pencil and screw will need to be 18 inches. So when it is making a circle it will be 3ft. The backdrop I made was 42 inches wide so the gap was 21 inches between the pencil and pivoting screw. I also try to line it up with one of the sides, so I do not have to cut that side going down. I hope that helps and if you have any questions please let me know on the Etsy store as I answer those more quickly. I check RUclips not as much. Thank you for the support!
Hi, mostly just sanded basic pine. It is inexpensive and at Lowe's theirs has a light white primer already painted on, making it easier to paint. And usually from Lowe's there are less visible wood knots showing. If I am going to stain instead of paint I just get the sanded pine plywood from Home Depot as it is not primered white.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am finishing up the plans and will have them up tomorrow afternoon. They were suppose to be up, but I had to make some changes to make sure it worked for everyone. Thank you so much for the support!
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am finishing up the plans and will have them up tomorrow afternoon. They were suppose to be up, but I had to make some changes to make sure it worked for everyone. Thank you so much for the support!
Okay, so do you always use a cover ? I feel like my line where the board folds is more pronounced than yours and I paint mine a lot of times or use peel and stick wall paper and that line kills me
Hi, have you thought about making the backdrop not foldable. I have built different types, some foldable, some not. The foldable option is more for those who have no other way of transporting larger items. Its kind of a trade off of ease of transport but you have to cut that line straight and have the hinges aligned right, to minimize the line. Or just have the full size backdrop and not have to deal with the line at all. And no I did not use the cover all the time, paint or vinyl does well. But also I have other backdrops and depends on the situation. Good luck
How did you make the stand with those large triangles AND make it 7’ tall? Did you get a second piece of plywood or use left over scraps from another project?
The one in the video is 6ft tall so I could show that it will fit in a car trunk. But you can make yours as big as you want just by cutting the board at the bottom longer. Thanks for watching!
I like this guy!! I like how you consider the audience and use affordable tools and give helpful tips throughout. You can’t fake being a genuinely good person.
Hey, thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and I am glad my video has helped. Thanks so much for watching!
@@MakerDecor no problem! Keep it up! Wishing you growth brother!
He truly is so Amazing, Smart & Crazy Talented 😊
Okay, I'm obsessed with your videos now- love how your show and tell so simply!
Yes, please on the video!!! Thank you for sharing all your great ideas. Blessings ✨
Thank you very much, I will.
Nice, I really like these. A lot of people are using these at parties now. I have to convince my husband to make some. Thanks
Thank you, I know these have been popping up everywhere. I have been getting a lot of requests to build a foldable backdrop and definitely like the portability.
Just bought the template a few hours ago. I was checking all day😭😂thank you so much for the hard work!
Thank you so much for your support. I am glad my videos have helped you. If you have any questions please let me know. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing man and great video I’ll be buying your plans on Etsy. I had to make a foldable crescent moon and was having the hardest time trying to figure out how to make it stand by itself but now looking at your video you gave me an idea on how to make the foldable legs and keep it from folding on itself. Keep up the good work.
Awesome, thanks I am glad this video helped you. Thanks for commenting!
New to your channel and have purchased at least 4 plans so far. I was looking for this foldable and can’t wait to get it Monday. Please do a video on the sleeve too. Thanks for showing us how to DIY these great looks for less !!!! Thanks
Thank you so much for your support! I am glad these videos have helped you. And yes will be working on the sleeve soon!!
You’re amazing, always doing such a great job! Already bought your candy cart and plinths templetes, now ready to buy this one. Definitely would like a video on the sleeve. Thank you for sharing amazing tips.
Thank you so much, already bought the material and should be filming this week for the sleeve. Thank you for the support!
Thanks for the video!! Yess please make a video on the fabric lol
Great work! I'd love to see the video on making the sleeve. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, here is the link
ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
But you can also use a shorter option and just stretch and thumbtack it in the back as well. I have seen people use that, but I just prefer this one and its pretty easy. Good luck!
Thank you for sharing my brother, this will definitely be my next project. Cheers for the awesome step by step tutorials 😊 👍
Thank you so much!! And good luck.
Tutorial is awesome! I would love to see a tutorial on how you made the cover fabric for the backdrop.
Thank you, I am hoping to do one soon!
Thanks for sharing. Amazing job!
Thank you!!
They thank you. You assisted us alot
Awesome, thank you
I'm from Jaamaica.. n these do help. We are a country of celebrations, parties and events etc... hope we can talk n share otherwise.
Ben Ben Ben! You are awesome 😎
Thank you, I am glad you liked the video!
Love it!
Thank you so much!
Would love more deets on how to attach fabric! This is what I want to change colors. Thank you so much
Hi, thank you so much for watching. I have created a more in-depth video on how I did it. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
But I have also seen some people just use thumbtacks in the back as well and get similar results. The main part is getting a fabric wide enough to cover the backdrop and have left over for the back. Hope this helps and good luck!
great videos man! keep it up!
Thanks, appreciate it!
You're the best!!!!
Thank you so much for watching!
I have searched and searched for a tutorial on this type foldable design!!! Thank you so much! please post how you made the cover!
I know, I have received a lot of requests for more foldable designs. So I put this together as simple as I could. Thanks for commenting I am hoping to have the backdrop cover video coming out soon!
AWESOME Job! DEF want a video on how you make the sleeve. Keep up the great work! I just subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
Amazing keep it up bro!!
Thanks!
very nice, good job
Thank you very much!
Excellent
Thank you for watching!
oh I can wait to make this
Thank you so much
Your welcome, thanks for watching!
Molto bravo nella spiegazione vorrei poter vedere il video per la copertura del fondale. Grazie 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Would love to see how you made the material cover! Great video!!
Thank you. Should be up tomorrow evening!
I love ur work..can u please tel me which type of wood I should purchase??am a starter ..
What did ypu use in the back for it not to fold back after it's up
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Hello! Excellent tutorial, I want to know what type of wood you use?
Great video! What is the thickness of the plywood - I’m having trouble finding a sheet that is straight and not bent. I assume the thicker the sheet, the straighter it is. Thank you
Great Vídeo. I am new to working with wood. What kind of plywood did you use? Home Depot has so many options, little help here. Please
I just bought some templates on your Etsy Store, but I would like to know what kind of wood do you recommend me to use. Thanks
@@cesarpena-quevedo8033 Hi, most of my plans have the wood I used with images. But my most go to plywood is 1/2 inch sanded plywood from Lowe's. A little more expensive than standard 1/2 inch plywood from Home Depot but it does not have a lot of the blemishes you see in construction grade plywood and no visible knots or spots. But it is only for paintable props. If you need to stain I recommend Home Depot sanded plywood which is great but you see the wood knots, which look great with stain. But if you paint them they are a pain to cover up. You will need a shellac based stain blocking primer before you paint over wood knots. And that primer smells strong. So I rather just buy the Lowe's sanded plywood which is lightly primered already so its easier to paint. If you have any other questions please message the Etsy store as I answer there a lot more. RUclips due to the high amount of comments I answer about every other day sometimes. Thank you and good luck!
Man thank you so much. It is really helpful 👍🏼
Yes please upload the video of the background drop!
Thanks for watching, Yes hopefully very soon!
Bro, you talk so much on your videos, but you talk so fast that you don't take it anytime!😂 I love it. Keep up the good work!
lol, yeah thank you. A lot of editing for sure. I say uuummmm, maybe like every other word. So I just cut it out and push my sentences and gaps closer lol. I am terrible in front of the camera but editing saves the day lol.
please do a video on how to make the sleeve for the backdrop.
Thank you very much, I just did. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
Can we cover it with sticker over the board ?
Can I use wood filler paste and just keep it upright permenantly instead of letting it collapse? To cover up line rather than using colors. Then I can keep painting it the way I like to
Hi, the best option is to not cut it in the center if you are going to keep using it straight and not fold it. Makes the build so much easier. Just cut the shape and add the legs. Hope this helps and good luck!
Yes, please make video on the cover.. thank you.
Thanks for watching and commenting! And yes Hopefully very soon
Great tutorial!!! Please make a video about the cover !!🔥🔥
Thank you, hopefully I can get to it soon!
What kind of blade did you use? I have this same jigsaw. Thank you!
Hi, I believe just a all purpose general blade.
So I bought your plans for this backdrop if I want it taller do I need to make any changes?
Hi, thank you for your support. There is a page toward the bottom of the plans called additional information. It should have some extra information for making it bigger or wider such as adding more hinges and using the larger ones to increase the support. But if you have any questions along the way, just message me on the platform you purchased from and I can help out the best I can. Good luck!
Nice video man. When this backdrop goes out, and say it calls for 25 mph winds. Do you cancel the event, or do you add more weights/sandbags?
You did a great job on this project 💪🏾 I know the video is sped up, but realistically how much time did it take to build this foldable backdrop including measuring and sawing all the pieces? Thanks in advance!
How about 3d slanted arches a video on those would b nice
Hi, yes for sure. I am working on that project and hope to have it done for the next video. Thank you
I just bought the template but i don’t have a brad nailer. Can i just use a good old hammer and nail? I’m planning to get a jigsaw, just don’t have a budget for another tool. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for the support. You do not need a brad nailer but they do help. But yes you can screws or nails. But you must use wood glue and allow it to dry. Just take your time, use plenty of wood glue and message me on Etsy if you have any questions along the way. I answer there same day on there. RUclips I check every couple of days. I hope this helps and good luck!
Hi again , I need a new jigsaw , mu battery died it’s more expensive getting just battery so I’ll get new one , I saw some in Home Depot can tell me which one u got that’s good to use for ur plans … thanks
Hi, for jigsaws. Most are good, but I switched to Ryobi jigsaw because it is not that expensive and definitely enough power to do what I do. I do not recommend the Milwaukee 12v jigsaw. To save power they did not add the small blower on it. So when I was cutting it was good cause it was small but the dust would just block my view of the line I had drawn. That's why I switched to the less expensive but good Ryobi jigsaw. But most will do the job, good luck!
Can u do a video on making one with just the router like just using the jig u made to make the half circle
Yeah I can do that, its actually the best way to get perfect circles or round cuts.
I like the videos you make. I have a question for you. Can you please tell us which wood you use for making backdrops? Thank you in advance.
Thank you very much. The wood I use varies depending on what backdrop I am building. But the most common plywood I use is 1/2 inch sanded plywood.
Yes I got ur plans , I like to see how do the fabric on it please
Awesome, here is the link to the video ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
What kind of nail gun do you own and recommend for all these projects. We are making some arch walls and we purchased your marquee templates but haven’t started that project yet. We love your videos.
Hi, I use the ryobi brad nail gun, 18 gauge. Its been great, battery powered and have had it for years. Great quality for a great price. Thank you for the support and good luck with your build!
Thank you 🙏 😊
Can I do this with mdf?
i want this same height but i want to be able to add shelves and still use fabric to cover it would that be possible
Hi, I am hoping to do one similar with the shelves soon. I am not sure if I can combine them and also have the fabric? I have been thinking about it for a while and we'll see what I can do? Thanks for watching!
Love your videos! I’m wondering what tool / how you make the custom signs for the chiaras or arches, and how you’re able to change them out for every event without damaging them.
Hi, signs are best made with a scroll saw and are pretty easy. They just take time to make sure you stay in the line. I have a couple of videos on here covering the topic of making the signs and hanging them. To hang them I use fishing string most of the time as it is strong and clear. Easy to change out and you cant see it. Thank for watching!
video for fabric 👍
Thank you. Video is uploading now and should be up by the morning.
Do you ever sell the backdrops?
Hi, sorry I do not at this time. Shipping larger items is just difficult for me right now. I do sell smaller items on my website makerdecorshop.com Thank you!
Yes!!!! showus
Here is the video ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
What kind of wood do you use for your backdrops?
Hi, it changes a lot depending on what backdrop but most of the time 1/2 inch sanded plywood.
Hello! Quick question. I was wondering if I was able to make these with mdf instead? Or is it just better to use plywood?
Hi, I have not made it out of MDF for this build. I like plywood because it is lighter and stronger for the hinge section. It may work, I would just be worried about the hinge section over time? Good luck!
I absolutely love your work!!! Do you have templates for 6ft foldable chiaras?
Hi, thank you. Here is the link to the Etsy store with plans and curved templates. www.etsy.com/shop/MakerDecor
Okay I love this! I am new so I may have missed but I need some plans template where do I get the link for both the backdrop and the cover?
Thank you very much, the links are under the video description. I have also attached it here www.etsy.com/listing/1268995417/foldable-backdrop-plans-with
Thank you for the support!
Hi plz show us how you make the sleeve.
Hi, I created the video here ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html Thanks for watching!
I never comment on videos, so please make the other video!! I cant stand the visible line either and I love being able to make the colors interchangeable without painting. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I am glad you found the video helpful. I will definitely try to get the video together about the sleeve, Yes it helps so much for colors!
What equipment should I buy if I am a first timer
Hi, thanks for watching. To start I use only a couple of tools to build most of our projects. Circular saw, jigsaw, drill, measuring tape, small clamps and a straight edge or 4ft level to use to create straight lines. You do not need them all and it depends on what you are building. Starting off with a couple of things and slowly start building up as you become more confident with your tools. Good luck
Do you have the video on the fabric template?
Hi, yes I do ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
Ever tried with a 1/4 inch plywood? Wondering how that would go to make it a bit lighter compared to the 1/2 inch
Hi, I have made some out of 1/4 inch plywood but had to add 1x2 boards in the back for support. Its just to thin to maintain the shape standing up. Thanks for watching!
Hello. New to your channel. Quick question. Approximately how long does it take to make 1 of these?
Hi, most of my builds are beginner friendly. Someone with a little bit experience can make this in under 4 hrs maybe. Beginner maybe 6-8 hrs depending on tools and skills.
@@MakerDecor wow.. thats a long time lol
What size and type of plywood do you use?
Hi, for this it was 4ft x 8ft sanded plywood. Thank you
www.etsy.com/listing/1268995417/foldable-backdrop-plans-with
Can you please make a video for the cover please?
Hi, here is the link to the video ruclips.net/video/1BqwxLyhc9g/видео.html
What thickness is this plywood?
1/2 inch thick, thanks for watching!
sleeve please
I want to see how that meteral will work. Not a big sewing
Love the video! How thick is the plywood that you used?
Hi, thank you 1/2 inch
Hi. What is the thickness of the plywood? Thanks
1/2 inch
Hello. What is the length from the end of the wood piece to where the pencil was placed? Looks like 1” but I want to make sure. Also how far out does the piece of wood (where u placed the pencil) need to be while tracing? I see that it sticks out a little as you trace.
*I bought your plan but I didn’t see that on there btw thats why I ask 😊
Hi, yes about 1 inch. But that isnt so important. The measurement between the pencil and the hole where the screw pivots is what will create the right size arch. So depending on how wide you want your backdrop it will change. So if you want a 3ft wide backdrop. Then the gap between the pencil and screw will need to be 18 inches. So when it is making a circle it will be 3ft. The backdrop I made was 42 inches wide so the gap was 21 inches between the pencil and pivoting screw. I also try to line it up with one of the sides, so I do not have to cut that side going down. I hope that helps and if you have any questions please let me know on the Etsy store as I answer those more quickly. I check RUclips not as much. Thank you for the support!
How much did all the supplies for this one arch cost?
Hmm, 1 sheet of plywood and 7 hinges. Maybe less than $75 but will vary depending on where you live and what supplies you purchase.
Make the sleeve !make the sleeve! lol
lol, thanks for watching. Yes hopefully I get to it very soon. Thank you!
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I would like to ask you what kind of wood do you use? how thick is it? thank you
Hi, for this backdrop 1/2 inch plywood
What kind of wood
Hi, 1/2 inch sanded plywood.
What type of wood to use ?
Hi, mostly just sanded basic pine. It is inexpensive and at Lowe's theirs has a light white primer already painted on, making it easier to paint. And usually from Lowe's there are less visible wood knots showing. If I am going to stain instead of paint I just get the sanded pine plywood from Home Depot as it is not primered white.
Hi what's the height of the backdrop please
Hi, the one I made in the video was 6ft tall. But you can easily change the height.
How thick is the playwood???
Hi, 1/2 inch thick
How do you make the sleeve?
I will be making the video this week and should be out by Monday.
Hi I can't find this in Esty.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am finishing up the plans and will have them up tomorrow afternoon. They were suppose to be up, but I had to make some changes to make sure it worked for everyone. Thank you so much for the support!
I want to purchase the template. Can you send me the link
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am finishing up the plans and will have them up tomorrow afternoon. They were suppose to be up, but I had to make some changes to make sure it worked for everyone. Thank you so much for the support!
Okay, so do you always use a cover ? I feel like my line where the board folds is more pronounced than yours and I paint mine a lot of times or use peel and stick wall paper and that line kills me
Hi, have you thought about making the backdrop not foldable. I have built different types, some foldable, some not. The foldable option is more for those who have no other way of transporting larger items. Its kind of a trade off of ease of transport but you have to cut that line straight and have the hinges aligned right, to minimize the line. Or just have the full size backdrop and not have to deal with the line at all. And no I did not use the cover all the time, paint or vinyl does well. But also I have other backdrops and depends on the situation. Good luck
Nice!! What size plywood did you use?
Hi, thanks for watching. This was full 8ft x 4ft sheet 1/2 inch thick
@@MakerDecor Thank you!
How did you make the stand with those large triangles AND make it 7’ tall? Did you get a second piece of plywood or use left over scraps from another project?
What's the height and the width
Hi, this one is 3 and half feet wide x 6ft tall I believe. But it would be easy to change.
What material did you use for the sleeve?
Hi, thanks for watching. The material was just basic material from Walmart.
What kinda wood did u use?
I used 1/2 inch sanded plywood
Can you make a ball pit , the soft play kind they have pit for rent , I want to make one they are so high to buy
Hmmm, I haven't thought about that. I may have to look into it. Thanks
Plssss make the sleeve!
Thank you, the video is uploading now and should be up in the morning.
Where is the links for measurements?
@@wallacephilippe3226 www.etsy.com/listing/1268995417/foldable-backdrop-plans-with
Is this a 7ft backdrop???
The one in the video is 6ft tall so I could show that it will fit in a car trunk. But you can make yours as big as you want just by cutting the board at the bottom longer. Thanks for watching!
if only you can make this for me :( my sons bday is in two weeks and wont have time to do it.
Do you sell these sir?
Hi, thanks for watching. I am sorry at this time I do not. I only sell the plans for some one to build themselves. Thank you
Muy bien a, aver si mi esposo se anima a ser mi socio
Thank you!
What type of plywood did you use and what size