How to add an outlet to ANY desk

[@06goatm6]

Drill holes in the 4 corners. Then you can cut the edges without all the extra cuts. Nice rounded corners too.

[@beefmaster_james]

Excellent tip. Thanks for sharing. Love to learn new ways of doing things.

[@faithwalker5196]

Excellent instructional video. The light jazz in the background is not distracting.

[@georgesenda1952]

I would put a bucket underneath to catch the dust and debris thus saving you some vacuum time.
I would like an outlet with both USB C & A if I do this with my table.
Thanks for posting it & I subscribed.

[@beefmaster_james]

Excellent tip. Definitely would have saved me a lot of time. Thanks for sub!

[@lextrombas]

Thanks to this video, I will be buying five off Amazon, (I found this one) and fitting to hand made bedside cuboards for my guesthouse . Thank you it was a great presentation.

[@yeroca]

Thanks for this tutorial! I think if I were doing this, I'd avoid the built-in USB charger and go with 3 or 4 120VAC sockets, because the built-in charger is likely not the high-speed type that allows fast charging on newer phones. So if you have 120VAC sockets, you can plug in any kind of charger, replace it if it goes bad, etc.

[@howicit4551]

I truly enjoy your tutorials! They are very in depth!

[@Lynnsaidit]

This seems so simple. Thanks I’m going to give it a try.

[@beefmaster_james]

You got this.

[@PerrynBecky]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for the link to Amazon also.

[@TheAce2445]

Very inspiring. Thank you so much 😄

[@relics-youth]

Thanks for making a short and sweet video on this! Do you know if I did this with the outside of a drawer, would I have to worry about the box part of the outlet inside getting overheated? I wanted to do this with a few pieces of furniture including a dresser. Thanks for any help!

[@ryhann]

think about your normal outlets which are inside walls, you’ll probably be fine, as long as the actual plug is exposed coz some of them do get hot!

[@estherj140]

Great job you very expiring me. Thanks again.

[@beefmaster_james]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Helps out a lot.

[@tnmyat2]

what vacuum did you use?

[@angelus1380]

So I’m gonna need six of these for one big table but I don’t then want to have 6 cords running from my table…should I get a surge protector / power strip to hook up underneath table and then plug the 6 cords there? Or is there a more efficient way?

[@kevind1154]

Mount a surge protector underneath the table, connect all of the outlets to it.

[@angelus1380]

@@kevind1154I thought as much, good to know though. Thanks.

[@blakelypeele9271]

What vacuum do you use? Shop vac mod?

[@ick2909]

We are in 2022 we all should do this im going to thank

[@theblarfingchannel5344]

Thanks, Beef Master! 😭

[@thelatephilipj]

wish the installation made it possible to be flush with the table

[@blakelypeele9271]

Would need to make a recessed edge. I’m not very experienced with proper tools, but I’m pretty handy with a razor or rotary tool. Bet with some practice you could make it work.

[@GG-kc6ie]

Plug in 1 AC power brick and the other outlet is unuasable because they put them so close together.

[@itsbreezybxntch]

THIS IS SO RAD

[@EthanSmith]

I like pizza

[@beefmaster_james]

I love lamp