Controller Stand | Instructions on how to build! (Easy) 

Omggg more easy detailed woodworking projects please!!! Ur so good and details when making ur cutts. Thank u!!

Best and easiest control stand to make that ive seen yet. Very simple design i will for sure be making this. Keep up the good work.

this is a super cool design man! I'm making this for myself in my shop class. definitely gonna love it when it's done

This looks amazing, super detailed. I’m going to attempt to make this for my husband

This is a really well made project and video! How do you not have more subscribers?

Great video. I have several items from RD Woodshop and love them all. I've had my controller stand for years and it's still stranding

I'll have to pick one of these up.

Thank you for the great, well explained video. I will be trying to make this for myself but with an added extra to make it into a charging stand. Again thank you 🙏👍 Subscribed so please keep ghem coming 👍

Made myself one of these out of cedar. Thank you for the video, worked out great.

I loved this video! Thank you a lot for the very well explanation. Definitely I'll watch your other videos and I'll subscribe. Regards from Chihuahua, Mexico

Great video I made it!

This is awesome! Gonna buy one!

How thick is the wood you use? Going to attempt it for a school project looks really cool!

Can you tell us what the height is for each piece plzzzzz

What are the measurements for the 3 controller version?

My english is so bad lmao xD What does three quarters of an inch by one 1/2 mean :( Like 4 inch easy. Its arround 10 cm but idk what that above means🤣

Base- 4 inches wide/ 7 ¼ inch long Cut ¾ inch by ½ inch wood into 10-inch long with 30-degree angle cuts facing the same way Cut ¾ inch by ½ inch wood into 4-inch thick with 30-degree angle cuts facing the same Cut at 1.5 inches from the angled cut Cut two 1 ½ inch straight pieces Sand pieces Attach Attach the two 1 ½ inch pieces to the ten-inch stick Make sure the 10-inch has the angle facing down 1 ½ inches from the bottom of the ten-inch piece, make a mark Grab 1 ½ inch piece and align it to the mark Add glue to the 1 ½ inch piece Align to 10 inches ( Wipe up excess glue with cloth because it will make sanding more challenging) Add 2nd piece in the middle of the first piece and the tip of the ten-inch stick Make a mark and add the 2nd piece the same as the first ( steps 3-6) Optional ( staple/ nail ) Glue the top part ( small strip of glue), press, align, and hold for 30 secs (The most difficult part) The first glued piece you've been working on onto the base Align to the middle, measure the middle, and then mark it Add glue and align to markings and the middle of the base Press and hold for at least a minute If not nailing, leave in position with the base on Last piece( align to the back of the 10-inch piece Apply glue to both ends and attach it to the back

Thank you for this video! I just made one today!

Next time have your hand on the side with more wood away from the blade, usually having the extra on the left side. Not safe to be that close

I made this it looks dope

what are the dimension of the wood at the beginning of the video? love your videos. I actually bought 2 of these stands.

thank you very much .Bro

Can we make this without power tools? I want to avoid using them

How thick is the wood you use?

So I only have a hand saw, I am making this but double and I have no experience woodworking. My arm feels tired and my hand hurts.

Make a vid for one controller

Can I use it with my xbox 360 controller?

What kind of wood did you used for this?

What kind of glue do I use?

What is the thickness of the board you are using?

What type of wood do you use?

Do you still sell these on Etsy? I tried going to your store to buy one, but it said that your store was unavailable.

O an not sure that there's 30 degree angle...not even close to 30

I cant hear anything

Where can I buy it

Lit

it makes me so nervous watching you make those small cuts without wearing gloves/clamping your wood. You're gunna end up losing fingers when one of those little pieces grabs the blade wrong and pulls your hand into it. But shit. I do it too half the time, so im not one to talk. But I have lost control of small pieces like that before and watched em go flying across the garage. So be careful!

hi

I can make it myself. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D