Build a tool wall above your workbench | My YouTube studio (Part 3)

In this video, I frame and sheathe a tool wall above my workbench. I provide tips on how to locate openings in the plywood wall for things like windows and outlets.
This is part three of how I transformed a corner in my unfinished basement into my studio for filming RUclips videos. I built this set up so I could film at any time of day and maintain near perfect consistency in look. This video is part of a series that can be found in my playlist called: "Building a RUclips studio in my basement." Part one starts with framing a partition wall and ends with finishing the workbench. Part two is all about building a pallet wood accent wall. Part three focuses on building a tool wall. Part four will show you how to make a floating shelf from a piece of scrap wood. Finally, part five brings you along on my journey of trial and error as I figure out lighting configurations and iPhone camera settings for filming. At the end, I will reveal the cost breakdown of the build!
Thanks for stopping by!
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Materials and tools I used in this build:
1/2” x 4x8’ Sande Plywood: www.homedepot.com/p/SANDEPLY-...
Minwax Polycrylic Clear Ultra Flat:
www.minwax.com/en/products/pr...
Freud 1/2” Panel Pilot Bit: www.freudtools.com/products/2...
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Timecodes
00:00 Intro
00:24 Building the tool wall
00:43 Framing
04:33 Sheathing
05:05 Locating receptacle and cutting
08:23 Locating window and cutting
09:26 Finishing
10:40 Next video

[@ryanhernandez8388]

The reference mark strat is clever. Nice vid dude

[@ScharrerWoodCo.]

thanks man!