It's definitely a deep rabbit hole. I researched my Home Theatre project for a few years before I went to work. Saved me tons of frustration. Do your homework, do it some more, then do some more homework before you get started and I don't mean analysis paralysis.
There are very few videos I can watch all the way through but this had me engrossed. You have a great talent and great vision. The whole system, room and lighting is just perfect.
Dude, it’s your project with some cool pointers and ideas, thanks. Great job. We all live and learn from our DIY projects but the point it, it’s yours. If you are happy, I’m happy for you. Enjoy bro.....
Johnny, I really enjoyed this video and let me say thanks for not making it a "Part 1 and Part 2" series about 18 min. each. I was so into your build that when you finished I was totally so tired that I had to lie down and rest. Is your other channel open for anyone, I didn't notice an address for it? God Bless my friend.
Hi Frank! you have to click on his channel name "Crafted Workshop" then go to where it says "Channels" click on it then you will see "Crafted Workshop 2" then click that and your there :) Hope that helps...JP
I loved the whole project. The only things I'd do differently are, I'd keep the speakers out of the wall and, would probably either removed that door behind the screen or changed the screen location to the opposing wall. The windows wouldn't be a problem because they have to stay close even if you're watching the screen on the actual wall. And oh, I would've hired dry wall people to finish it all off. Cool project! Awesome projector.
This is a great DIY project it came out awesome I really don’t understand why people always have to thumb down peoples projects and videos is it because they doit a bit different from how you thumbdowners would doit because if thats the case everyone is different therefore everyone does things differently so this guy is doing it how he thinks works better for him and his needs im sure if those of you that thumbed down this video made a DIY video and doing it how you think works better for you there would be people down thumbing your videos because they would disagree with something you did or they would doit differently so lets stop hating on other people hard work and ideas and simply appreciate everyone’s unique talents man god bless everyone
I did not expect to watch this video in its entirety, but I did. I even backed up and rewatched a few sections. While I'm not (yet) a subscriber, I have to give you major kudos for the video as a whole. Interesting and never boring.
You can take a small shop vac with a 6 foot hose and duct tape one end to the drywall sander handle 2-3 inches away from the wall. Put vacuum on a camera/guitar strap or backpack and vacuum it while you sand.
great project, but if you're speaking of a dedicated media room with projector, the 'lack of light' you were complaining about before the reno, is actually the perfect setting for a dedicated home cinema. It's all about creating the only light in the room on that projection screen, and light walls or objects will reflect that light so the whole room appears lit. I know you made this in your living room, which doubles as media room, but then it's not a dedicated room anymore. I have the same thing in my house. I installed a projector in my living room, which has lighter colors on the wall and on the cabinets. I recently added a second projector, but this time in a 'dedicated' room, with black walls and seats. I even put black carpet on the walls to make a noise trap (to keep noise from 'bouncing' off the walls). This of course would not be possible in my living room, but I tell you it's a massive difference in the experience of watching movies and listening to music. The one in the living room only gets used now when I'm watching sports or something with a bunch of friends.
Just saw this video. Gave me great ideas for my Den/Home Theater Room. Its in the basement and I don't really have the ability to run extra wires through the walls/ceiling. This bulkhead looks like the perfect solution. Thanks!
Excellent video Johnny! love the project itself, but you did an excellent job with the edit on the video. I learned a lot here, and I appreciate you pointing out your mistakes and learning experiences. You gained a new fan today!
Suggestion : Try Studio Monitors. You can buy them individually. They are very accurate in response. They are powered with xlr balanced input. All the speakers in surround should be identical. Left center right and surround. jbl lsr 305 or 308 are better option. Their wave guide sound dispersion is excellent. Av receiver with xlr digital output is required for this kind setup.
Absolutely wonderful build!! I want to build similar to my place, kinda similar sized room i have. How much was all the room building materials in total (plywood, woodbeams, drywall, trims, muds, paints, cables, boxes, switches)?
Really impressive install. Gave me some good ideas for my new HT room. But why did you place the side and rear surrounds so low and so close together? Thanls for the great video.
Very nice job! Right now I have 45 deg slopes along the side walls from the 10' to the 11' height. I was thinking about boxing them in with a soffit similar to what you have built here just to make it easier to terminate the tops of the columns I'm planning to build to house the side surround speakers. I'm starting to wonder though, it might be simpler to just come up with a good way to make the tops of the columns with the 45 deg slope. Your room turned out great, fantastic job!
If you want another project, you can use NodeMCU esp8266 to create your own smart blinds, I think all the parts including it’s $5-7 per unit which yields 4 units
Ive seen a few of you videos in the past. I also watch Perkins Brothers videos, i seen that they are helping one of their buddies with the footings for a mini house. Then this videos popped up so i start watching it and realized that was your mini house. I thought that was funny!
Beautiful project. I could probably emulate such a a DIY project myself, if only it weren't for the lack of tools , having the patience and time, understanding the math, not having access to a garage and the money needed, along with the wife's' approval of letting me do it in the first place.
Really enjoyed this video! I'm currently expanding a bedroom and adding an ensuite bathroom into unused space within my house's roof line. I am using similar wafer LEDs and the caseta system, so easy and nice! Is that color repose gray?
I'm about to help build a she shed for my wife to do her podcast in and I like this video. The one thing I like bet was the light you used for your video! LOL I know the owner of Aputure and it a great light! I have the newer version of the one you have. Great video.
Just curious if running your speaker wires (in your soffit) parallel to electric wires resulted in interference in sound quality? Also, how do you like your Dayton Audio atmos speakers? I'm considering getting the same ones! Thanks!! ;)
Amazing. 🦋You work so hard and are so creative 🦋. So impressed. I love you long sofa and the warm coloured wooden floor and cute sideboar, coffee ☕table and everything in that new cinema room apart from these film posters on walls. I. Would not promote any film in my own house and I would prefer some colourful art paintings to add more comfy atmosphere. APART FROM THIS your work is great 🦋
Honestly I'd have fitted the 77inch LG CX oled super thin tv, a shelf for the Sonos Atmos and some nice seating and called it a day. It's just better than projectors, especially for gaming.
Looks great! Personally I would have hid the box next to the projector in the recess and pass through the cables through the projector ceiling mount but I have bad OCD when it comes to cables ;) Oh one more thing, how does the in wall/ceiling speakers sound? Once again, great work and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the process on building this room!
Awesome video man. I really appreciate the effort you put in to make quality content. Great voice overs and of course, links in the description. 10/10 Edit: clicked on "show more"..... dude there are 45 links in that description...45!! Well done, Sir
These videos are so like weirdly relaxing and interesting to watch
Yeah. I’m not much of a builder. I mean I love to work with wood and build things, but not in the way he does. But I still love these videos.
Wow, huge amount of work involved. This has convinced me it's not a path I'll go down, lol. Looks great.
I wouldn't trust myself with any lasers, I'd probably have a weird urge to look into the line laser 😅🙀
It's definitely a deep rabbit hole. I researched my Home Theatre project for a few years before I went to work. Saved me tons of frustration. Do your homework, do it some more, then do some more homework before you get started and I don't mean analysis paralysis.
Looking for laser projector ended up learning how to use laser levels and how to stop yourself from getting projector. 🤔 and still keeping your wife .
There are very few videos I can watch all the way through but this had me engrossed. You have a great talent and great vision. The whole system, room and lighting is just perfect.
Love watching the cat watch you in those timelapses
Dude, it’s your project with some cool pointers and ideas, thanks. Great job. We all live and learn from our DIY projects but the point it, it’s yours. If you are happy, I’m happy for you. Enjoy bro.....
Nice theather to chill out and watch crafted workshop videos:)
Well done. And it's very convenient that you have wooden walls. Here in Europe most walls are concrete, which makes things a lot more difficult.
I've watched this clip starting from the 5 second ad all the way to the end. Enjoyed every second of it.
Thanks a lot!
Outstanding movie choices for the posters!!!
Johnny, I really enjoyed this video and let me say thanks for not making it a "Part 1 and Part 2" series about 18 min. each. I was so into your build that when you finished I was totally so tired that I had to lie down and rest. Is your other channel open for anyone, I didn't notice an address for it? God Bless my friend.
Hi Frank! you have to click on his channel name "Crafted Workshop" then go to where it says "Channels" click on it then you will see "Crafted Workshop 2" then click that and your there :) Hope that helps...JP
I loved the whole project. The only things I'd do differently are, I'd keep the speakers out of the wall and, would probably either removed that door behind the screen or changed the screen location to the opposing wall. The windows wouldn't be a problem because they have to stay close even if you're watching the screen on the actual wall. And oh, I would've hired dry wall people to finish it all off.
Cool project! Awesome projector.
Noticed that door too😳
Simply say you are the best teacher and I love this full video .
You got This Old Tony on RUclips, and you're wearing a Finnegan shirt, I'm liking this channel more and more every time I watch it
griffin masse I’ve also got a This Old Tony shirt 😂
I’d highly recommend getting an area rug with a non slip padding for the room if you’re concerned about acoustics, it will make a world of difference.
j8lech without a doubt, I agree!
How so?
This is a great DIY project it came out awesome I really don’t understand why people always have to thumb down peoples projects and videos is it because they doit a bit different from how you thumbdowners would doit because if thats the case everyone is different therefore everyone does things differently so this guy is doing it how he thinks works better for him and his needs im sure if those of you that thumbed down this video made a DIY video and doing it how you think works better for you there would be people down thumbing your videos because they would disagree with something you did or they would doit differently so lets stop hating on other people hard work and ideas and simply appreciate everyone’s unique talents man god bless everyone
I did not expect to watch this video in its entirety, but I did. I even backed up and rewatched a few sections. While I'm not (yet) a subscriber, I have to give you major kudos for the video as a whole. Interesting and never boring.
Great work total professional when you have the right tools any job is possible.
One of the best and most comprehensive videos on ceiling work/home electronics I've seen. Kudos!
So many screws. Love the over build. Great work man! Keep it going!
Hi Johnny! You did an incredible job on this project. I absolutely love it! Thanks for sharing and I hope y’all a blessed week my darlings 🙏🏽🍿♥️♥️
Enjoyed the whole vid and the details on the whole build. Enjoy the final product!
You can take a small shop vac with a 6 foot hose and duct tape one end to the drywall sander handle 2-3 inches away from the wall. Put vacuum on a camera/guitar strap or backpack and vacuum it while you sand.
Excellent job bud, looks great.👏👏
Simply WOW! Great work and attention to detail,. Yes, little overboard with nails & screws but looks really, really nice!
I really appreciate not parting out the build. One video is awesome. Oh and it turned out awesome!
Crown is the biggest headache of all. Amazing build.
great project, but if you're speaking of a dedicated media room with projector, the 'lack of light' you were complaining about before the reno, is actually the perfect setting for a dedicated home cinema. It's all about creating the only light in the room on that projection screen, and light walls or objects will reflect that light so the whole room appears lit. I know you made this in your living room, which doubles as media room, but then it's not a dedicated room anymore. I have the same thing in my house. I installed a projector in my living room, which has lighter colors on the wall and on the cabinets. I recently added a second projector, but this time in a 'dedicated' room, with black walls and seats. I even put black carpet on the walls to make a noise trap (to keep noise from 'bouncing' off the walls). This of course would not be possible in my living room, but I tell you it's a massive difference in the experience of watching movies and listening to music. The one in the living room only gets used now when I'm watching sports or something with a bunch of friends.
I absolutely enjoyed this.
Wow !!! Beautiful very creative
Super boulot !!! magnifique ! bravo !!!
Just saw this video. Gave me great ideas for my Den/Home Theater Room. Its in the basement and I don't really have the ability to run extra wires through the walls/ceiling. This bulkhead looks like the perfect solution. Thanks!
Amazing!! Lots of great ideas for the new room we are building!
That is brilliant ...well done. I have trouble setting up Alexa never mind installing a full-on theatre or rebuild.
Only watched half so far but it’s great seeing the job site saw in use!
Jeff from diy home renovations has saved your living room with his drywall series
Superbly Done loved watching the entire video. How much did you spend on the redoing lights wood etc not the electronics
This is awesome! Looking to tackle this myself.
Is the plywood sheathing absolutely necessary?
I would have added a couple of 4x4's to support the mass.
Joking.
Great job it's somewhat more involved than my room
Great work johnny I love the Build's great work keep you the great work
Excellent video Johnny! love the project itself, but you did an excellent job with the edit on the video. I learned a lot here, and I appreciate you pointing out your mistakes and learning experiences. You gained a new fan today!
Very satisfying video
Awesome! I'm building a home theater transformer room in a year and will definitely use some tips!
Your videos are amazing ..watching from nairobi 🇰🇪
Looks awesome dude!!!!!
Very, very well done!
Killed it as always bud. Great video.
Suggestion : Try Studio Monitors. You can buy them individually. They are very accurate in response. They are powered with xlr balanced input. All the speakers in surround should be identical. Left center right and surround. jbl lsr 305 or 308 are better option. Their wave guide sound dispersion is excellent. Av receiver with xlr digital output is required for this kind setup.
damn.... great work...
how you explain the details ; the camera view ; the backsound etc... everything is perfect
Absolutely wonderful build!! I want to build similar to my place, kinda similar sized room i have. How much was all the room building materials in total (plywood, woodbeams, drywall, trims, muds, paints, cables, boxes, switches)?
Really impressive install. Gave me some good ideas for my new HT room. But why did you place the side and rear surrounds so low and so close together? Thanls for the great video.
What an amazing project and video
Love this video! I've been wanting to re-light my Living room which has no light fixtures. This looks like a lot of work but very doable.
That crown moulding and chair rail looked so good though!
I would recommend this video
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sweet transformation, a lot of work but worth it.
Thanks!
LOOKS AWESOME !!!!!
Amazing work
Very nice job! Right now I have 45 deg slopes along the side walls from the 10' to the 11' height. I was thinking about boxing them in with a soffit similar to what you have built here just to make it easier to terminate the tops of the columns I'm planning to build to house the side surround speakers. I'm starting to wonder though, it might be simpler to just come up with a good way to make the tops of the columns with the 45 deg slope.
Your room turned out great, fantastic job!
I'm sure these long videos are a pain to edit, but we absolutely LOVE the long ones ... that's what she said
Great job on the 4K Home Theater makeover Johnny! Thank you for sharing the video with us! 💖👌👍😎JP
Thanks man!
Your very welcome Johnny! Have a great week!😎
Sooooo cool. Very informative
Crazy amount of work, but it looks great!
Where did you get that credenza like piece of furniture that holds you stuff beneath the screen? looks really nice
He built it in a separate video. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/kle_AkU6aDk/видео.html
I believe that's what you're asking about
If you want another project, you can use NodeMCU esp8266 to create your own smart blinds, I think all the parts including it’s $5-7 per unit which yields 4 units
Wow nice job Johnny
Wow, just wow.
Oh man thats sick!!!
I love the soffit idea!
Very impressive!
Amazing!! Good job Johnny!!
I love these vids!
I think your house is stronger with the addition of this upgrade.
Ive seen a few of you videos in the past. I also watch Perkins Brothers videos, i seen that they are helping one of their buddies with the footings for a mini house. Then this videos popped up so i start watching it and realized that was your mini house. I thought that was funny!
your videos are amazing.
Beautiful project. I could probably emulate such a a DIY project myself, if only it weren't for the lack of tools , having the patience and time, understanding the math, not having access to a garage and the money needed, along with the wife's' approval of letting me do it in the first place.
Nice job. Just curious, did you have to use drywall in order to meet code regulations or you just wanted to use drywall?
Dude I can only say waoo for this project. Personally I even got confused on how u managed to get all these sorted. But that was beautiful bruv 👍👍
I don't think in my entire life I would be able to do a project like that!
Imagine having that much confidence in yourself🤷🏼♂️
Sure you can. I’m a total DIY builder and with Gods grace, RUclips and Pinterest, I get it done.
wow 😮 I love it !!!! Good job 👏
I'm glad you like it!
Great work, it look amazing bro
Thanks Glenn!
Nice Finnegan T-shirt! Oh and also nice job in this room too!
Really enjoyed this video! I'm currently expanding a bedroom and adding an ensuite bathroom into unused space within my house's roof line. I am using similar wafer LEDs and the caseta system, so easy and nice! Is that color repose gray?
Amazing video 😍😍😍👍
I'm about to help build a she shed for my wife to do her podcast in and I like this video. The one thing I like bet was the light you used for your video! LOL I know the owner of Aputure and it a great light! I have the newer version of the one you have. Great video.
Just stunning, very well done 👌
Just curious if running your speaker wires (in your soffit) parallel to electric wires resulted in interference in sound quality? Also, how do you like your Dayton Audio atmos speakers? I'm considering getting the same ones! Thanks!! ;)
Great work, very inspiring and the work was impressive and articulated well. Learnet stuff n things, subscribed, thumbs up.
Awesome, thank you!
This is awesome!
Very nice. Well done.👏🏽😊
Amazing. 🦋You work so hard and are so creative 🦋. So impressed. I love you long sofa and the warm coloured wooden floor and cute sideboar, coffee ☕table and everything in that new cinema room apart from these film posters on walls. I. Would not promote any film in my own house and I would prefer some colourful art paintings to add more comfy atmosphere. APART FROM THIS your work is great 🦋
Honestly I'd have fitted the 77inch LG CX oled super thin tv, a shelf for the Sonos Atmos and some nice seating and called it a day. It's just better than projectors, especially for gaming.
Bravo......I did the same thing in my basement and I will never go there again. Never, but it was worth it.
Looks great! Personally I would have hid the box next to the projector in the recess and pass through the cables through the projector ceiling mount but I have bad OCD when it comes to cables ;)
Oh one more thing, how does the in wall/ceiling speakers sound?
Once again, great work and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the process on building this room!
Great work...very professional...however, in my novice DIYer opinion, one word: overkill. By the way, love your garage setup.😍
Awesome video man. I really appreciate the effort you put in to make quality content. Great voice overs and of course, links in the description. 10/10
Edit: clicked on "show more"..... dude there are 45 links in that description...45!! Well done, Sir
Man this one was awesome Johnny. Fantastic job and great gear.
Whoa! nice project! Can we watch War Horse next time I visit?
😂 maybe if I need a good nap!
Great video! Gave me lots of ideas, tips and tricks for my unfinished basement project I'm in the process of designing. Thanks!
Amazing job!
Soooooo dope great job