How to Make a Floating Shelf

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Keeping the Nintendo Switch on the floor was too cluttered so I made this floating shelf out of a piece of walnut that I have had for years! Now the components are neatly stored under the TV on the wall. Using a "Keyhole Router Bit" I was able to make this project happen easily. Link for the router bit and details below.
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Thanks for checking out my How to Make a Floating Shelf Video.

[@Zamboni-0805]

Does not look very stable

[@diywithandrew]

Sure I wouldn’t stand on it but it’s more than stable for its intended use.

[@Zamboni-0805]

@@diywithandrew @2:58 it looks like if you were to put the switch towards the front it would eventually break. With only 2 screws that are about a 1/4" in the wood does not seem very stable to me.