I did it a different way with the frames with the PVC metallic screen. But the fabric stretching and stapling tricks you mentioned here saved the day. Thank you.
Love that stud finder, especially if it WORKS! im still shooting on plain wall. no "orange peal" on it but eventually ill get probably that flexi-gray. Thanks for the video!
Hi Andy. That studfinder works like a charm. You know how most of them are just crap? Not this one. This is like my 5th one and its the only one I use now. Those cheap yellow ones are not worth dealing with. So, we used the wall with orange peel for a year as our movie screen. Never really bothered me and didn't really think it affected my movie or Netflix experience. Now that we have this screen built, its is SOOOOO different. it is now the complete movie experience. That material is everything. They have the Flexi white and the Flexi grey depending on how dare your room is. If its in a place where there is a lot of light coming in, then you want the grey. If its in a room with no light coming in, like mine is, then you want the white. It can take weeks for the material to come in so order it before you project and get a size larger than you need. Good luck. Thanks so much for watching.
Sorry but thats wayyyyyy to high up. Should be botttom 1/3rd eye level. Neckncramps all day. But nice vid and detailed ..... i wanna make one but plan to move so to move with that all together ... hmmm
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I did it a different way with the frames with the PVC metallic screen. But the fabric stretching and stapling tricks you mentioned here saved the day. Thank you.
So glad it worked out for you George. We absolutely love our movie room and the screen makes all the difference. Thanks so much for watching.
Totally! The movie room is so lovely and the screen looks incredibly well done.
Love that stud finder, especially if it WORKS! im still shooting on plain wall. no "orange peal" on it but eventually ill get probably that flexi-gray. Thanks for the video!
Hi Andy. That studfinder works like a charm. You know how most of them are just crap? Not this one. This is like my 5th one and its the only one I use now. Those cheap yellow ones are not worth dealing with. So, we used the wall with orange peel for a year as our movie screen. Never really bothered me and didn't really think it affected my movie or Netflix experience. Now that we have this screen built, its is SOOOOO different. it is now the complete movie experience. That material is everything. They have the Flexi white and the Flexi grey depending on how dare your room is. If its in a place where there is a lot of light coming in, then you want the grey. If its in a room with no light coming in, like mine is, then you want the white. It can take weeks for the material to come in so order it before you project and get a size larger than you need. Good luck. Thanks so much for watching.
Nice move screen. I love playing games on a 106" screen. It changes everything.
Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks for sending me the link and now I’m sitting back and I’m watching
Thanks so much for watching.
Joey you do a great job going step by step AND giving examples
fabulous job Joey and Tim
excellent
Great video. I have a similar size screen and added a thin black "frame" around my screen. Looks great!
Its a good option. We just chose not to do it.
Great videoi have a smaller wall space and would like to know what aspects ratio was used? Also the Widths and Hights measurements? Thank you.
What a great DYI projects I loved it👏👏
Thanks so much 😊. Thanks so much for watching.
Sorry but thats wayyyyyy to high up. Should be botttom 1/3rd eye level. Neckncramps all day. But nice vid and detailed ..... i wanna make one but plan to move so to move with that all together ... hmmm
That was amazing. Great work. I will be looking to be doing something like this soon. What gain is the screen?
1.1
You'd better look up the word "taunt," and then look up "taut."
Hi guys. Thanks so much for watching my new video "How to build a projector screen". Have you tried this before? Are you doing projection tv at your house? Let me know in the comments below.