THIS FLOATING SHELF HAS A SECRET!

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Published 2019-11-15

I turned a small, boring nook in my parent's newly renovated basement into a pseudo-office space by building a DIY Floating Desk with hidden storage.

This project is sponsored by DAP Products.

Link to materials, tools, and organization products in this video: wp.me/p79fl6-1Bt

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All Comments (21)

@halfurbanhalfsuburban8219 4 years ago

I love the mistakes because no on on tv shows those. Love your solutions even more. Keep up the good work.
@zahadiy 3 years ago

good job thanks for sharing
@3x3CustomTamar 4 years ago

Wow. That danish oil looks great on the pine board!
@kazukarukelley 4 years ago

A potential use for the holes from the hard-ware installation mis-adventure (I do stuff like this all the time) would be to drill holes through and use them for wires or charging cables. If not, it would be a fun project to cut custom plugs and fill the holes. Would be great practice for potential future projects, such as cutting out knot holes or defects out of wood.
@IsaKocoglu 4 years ago

Your “stuff-ups” and “workarounds“ are especially appreciated! Thank you for sharing both the guts and glory of the build. Keep up your great content. You have a new subscriber 😉👍🏼
@Mr.Nicholas69 4 years ago

8:57 You made an oopsie. Lol
@qiaochen118 3 years ago

很好看简单，不知道木头价格多少钱？
@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie 4 years ago

I love the face markings of that front board/door. Everything looks so gorgeous and pinterest worthy lol
@lwhite530 4 years ago

This is what I want and need at home! I wish I had the tools and ability you have..... I have none whatsoever....
@cindyjohnston6118 1 month ago

Wow
@MegaBlahblah212 4 years ago

@7:50 I always make mistakes like this when working with hinges of any kind lol. Nice work!
@interphotospb 4 years ago

cool! thanx!
@lulypintor 4 years ago

I LOVE this!!! 😍 it looks amazing and so amazingly built! 😃 I have a question tho, do you glue the 2x4's because how it looks? Or is it cheaper than buying the wood on that size? I have no clue and would love to know 😃
@christophercarty675 4 years ago

I loooove it! You nailed it! I love that stain as well! I’m so excited to try this one day! I did ours and really wish I did a hidden storage feature. What was the height from floor to bottom that you chose? I love you!🤘🏻
@TranTheClever 4 years ago

this is great. i'm also gonna use it in an unfinished storage room in my basement. 4:22
@marknecesito8801 3 years ago

I want to learn make projects like this. Maybe someday when I have my own materials, I can make my own version of arcade cabinet
@nataliedacosta2084 2 years ago

If I don't have the tools to screw in the supports the way you have, i.e. putting the screws in at an angle after the back support is already on the wall, should I screw the supports into the length of wood along the back before attaching it to the wall?
@akhilivon 3 years ago

Stumbled upon your video and absolutely loved it. May I ask what color of Danish oil did you use?
@mackiewheeler7346 1 year ago

What is the stain you used?
@JCANPetros 1 year ago

What clamps did you use? Size and make?