I’m getting into diy carpentry, so this was a very helpful video - thank you! I love that this video is calm with beautiful shots, you show us your mistakes and miscalculations instead of editing them out, and you try to be frugal and spend your money wisely.
As someone who finds their time often lost on youtube, your decision to prioritize CREATING instead of consuming is inspirational. Keep up the good work.
Fellow dutchie and content creator here. RUclips randomly recommended this video. Amazing videos, love your voice and calmness in the video, also great video quality in general! Subscribed 😁
So happy I stumbled across your channel man; your content is a fantastic watch! You deserve a whole lot more then 1k subscribers; I hope you grow quickly and wish you the best of success! And for this video I definitely relate; creating my own projects by hand is a very therapeutic process, I love it as well.
Fantastic video brother, when I made my acoustic panels I stretched the fabric around the outside of the frame then stapled it to the inside of the frame, mine also hang in the wall, choosing a material that isn’t to stretchy can also help with a clean finish
Great video. I def enjoy the chill vibes. Also happy you showed the issues with the process as well as the completed build. I ran into the same problem with the fabric when making my panels. I just ended up making an interior frame and wrapping the fabric all the way around. Then using thin wood strips for the outer layer. Looks super clean.
Glad you enjoy it!, aa yes, that seems like a good solution ill have to come up with something similar, funny how its always the fabric that gets people.
RUclips Put this video in front of me. Thankyou AI Algorithm. Awesome Video. Now to make my own custom made standing hover desk that controls everything, everywhere all at once.
Glad you enjoyed it. its a motorized slider, I personally use Edelkrone but there's a lot of others on the market. just runs on batteries and you can control where it points and how far it slides at what specific speed. its very useful indeed.
I’m getting into diy carpentry, so this was a very helpful video - thank you! I love that this video is calm with beautiful shots, you show us your mistakes and miscalculations instead of editing them out, and you try to be frugal and spend your money wisely.
I'm glad you enjoyed and that it was helpful! thank you! :)
As someone who finds their time often lost on youtube, your decision to prioritize CREATING instead of consuming is inspirational.
Keep up the good work.
:) Will do! thank you!
Fellow dutchie and content creator here. RUclips randomly recommended this video. Amazing videos, love your voice and calmness in the video, also great video quality in general! Subscribed 😁
By the way - amazing work on the cover images too!
Goedemorgen! haha thank you glad you like it!
Such a good video. I love the black borders and how soft everything looks.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you :)
Very interesting videos you make, you can also clearly see your progress. Keep it up 😉 Regards, Jenina
Hey! so nice of you to stop by I thought I recognized the profile picture! :) thank you!
fantastic Video! Can't wait for the next one ^^
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
So happy I stumbled across your channel man; your content is a fantastic watch! You deserve a whole lot more then 1k subscribers; I hope you grow quickly and wish you the best of success! And for this video I definitely relate; creating my own projects by hand is a very therapeutic process, I love it as well.
Glad you enjoy it! thank you :)
Fantastic video brother, when I made my acoustic panels I stretched the fabric around the outside of the frame then stapled it to the inside of the frame, mine also hang in the wall, choosing a material that isn’t to stretchy can also help with a clean finish
Thank you for the tip ill be sure to get some different fabric soon and try again, Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video. I def enjoy the chill vibes. Also happy you showed the issues with the process as well as the completed build. I ran into the same problem with the fabric when making my panels. I just ended up making an interior frame and wrapping the fabric all the way around. Then using thin wood strips for the outer layer. Looks super clean.
Glad you enjoy it!, aa yes, that seems like a good solution ill have to come up with something similar, funny how its always the fabric that gets people.
Awesome video!
Thank you ! glad you enjoyed :)
RUclips Put this video in front of me. Thankyou AI Algorithm. Awesome Video. Now to make my own custom made standing hover desk that controls everything, everywhere all at once.
hahah, lots of buttons, magnets and dials, always do the trick.
how do you pull off the rotating/panning while filming solo? It makes some of your shots so engaging/beautiful!!
Glad you enjoyed it. its a motorized slider, I personally use Edelkrone but there's a lot of others on the market. just runs on batteries and you can control where it points and how far it slides at what specific speed. its very useful indeed.