DIY Articulating TV Mount/Stand ~ Wood Working Using Tools and Machines

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How to make an articulating TV mount & stand out of black walnut, some threaded rod and "blind" T-nuts.
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@batinsse 3 месяца назад

Very dope! You inspired me. I'm going to build a wall mount version tomorrow, based on your design. Thank you!

@dhebert111 7 лет назад

This is exactly what I was looking for, great choice of wood and finish. Thanks for sharing.

@MakennaRyan 9 лет назад

Excellent build! That could be used for so many things... TV, lights, camera, scrims... Very cool.

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+Makenna Ryan Thank you Mak!!! It has that potential indeed, I see myself making another one as a camera mount one of these days. :) Thanks again.

@javierpena2052 8 лет назад

I study Mech. Engineering and I don't think I could ever machine something out of metal that was near this well made. Amazing job, man.

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+Javier Peña Much appreciated! Thank you very much for the kind words! I am hoping to make this out of metal one of these days. Thanks again, :)

@redwhitentrue 7 лет назад

Javier Glad you respect his craft but remember that those tools he uses are made of METAL, not flimsy, crappy wood.

@terryhalsteadgamer 9 лет назад

Just discovered your channel, now my Sunday will be spent infront of the computer. Amazing work! I find it hard to find channels like yours and diresta.

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+terry halstead Much appreciated! Thank you Terry! :)

@k9wnolegs 2 года назад

Fantastic! Inspiring. I'm looking to build a "swing out" floating shelf below my wall mounted tv (on an articulating mount). Watching your video, now I think I may know how to do it!

@Artismia 2 года назад

Thank you! I’m glad the video inspired you! Means it was worth making it. Hope your project goes well! 👍

@allthings2allmen 7 лет назад

The way I see it the only thing wrong with this video is that it isn't me doing the project! { I am happy for you & I want to be VERY clear on that! } I very much appreciate your fine work here sir! I do believe I will be making similar things as I have had very similar ideas for quite some time. This is one of my favorite videos & I enjoy coming back to watch again & again. Process is just as fulfilling as end result...true art! So, I may be jealous but in a good way! Picture's worth way more than 1000 words.(Other ideas are born from this too) No instruction necessary just observe. Very well done thank you!

@madhawapiumika4037 Год назад

Ah the limitation of wood, I am definitely gonna try this with metal small sleek design and a lot more degrees. YOU are a true thinker.. lenovo should be your brand.

@miguelangelramos3911 Год назад

- te felicito...es un trabajo para quitarse el sombrero.......voy a intentar fabricarla !!! gracias por compartirlo -

@kevink5392 Год назад

Just came across this whilst looking for monitor arm extensions. Thought for a moment I had posted a video to youtube and forgot about it lol. Doppleganger! I'm no where near that skill level though. Excellent design dude.

@Artismia Год назад

Nice! ha ha, I bet that was shocking! "This dude looks like me!" WTH! I went looking for one of your videos to see what you mean... But didn't find one. Thanks for the compliment! But "skill" is just Practice! Keep at it! Thanks for watching and commenting! 👍

@daxinventor3542 4 года назад

Superb mechanical and carpentry genius. Outstanding craftmanship. Well done plus. You get an A plus. Thanks

@pbarrick03 6 лет назад

Amazing skills and just what I'm looking to build for my sons tv. Thanks for the video

@emanuelf.h.jrgensen8930 8 лет назад

I Might think that you are the coolest and most creative dude in the world!!!

@groundbreakerexplore 2 года назад

I need good tools first to make this project. Looks great diy. Thanks for sharing this video friend.

@Billahori1 9 лет назад

A thing of beauty! I'm sure it puts a smile on you every time you look at it :)

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+Billahori1 Thank you! :)

@LeabKnott 7 лет назад

Love it ! You must enjoy it because you would never be able to sell and get your time back. keep up the get work.

@MarshallMoose 6 лет назад

SOOOOOOOO AWESOME!! I've been designing a keyboard and mouse mount similar to this and have been struggling lol. I'm totally going to copy alot of this. Soooo nice looking. Thanks for sharing.

@policedog4030 4 года назад

Love the design; if any part breaks you can make another one. That was a sophisticated solution you came up with for the horizontal adjustment - I was just thinking yesterday how to do that for my workbench monitor and your idea was way better. One suggestion for the Mark II if you ever do one would be to do something with the haptics. I don't know exactly what or how but I'm thinking of the late model Volkswagen glove boxes - when you lift the latch it opens with a damped effect; and same when closed - I think they do it with a small non-powered hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder but I don't know.

@jbb5470 9 лет назад

Very cleaver and great craftsman ship! Thanks for the video

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+Jb B Thank You! And thanks for watching!

@stevenA44 6 лет назад

Very nice project! Also, I like when videos are sped up. LOL Just make them more interesting with the sounds. LOL The stand looks great.

@skizzarz 4 года назад

Nice, seems like that would work well mounted to a bed frame for vertical viewing while resting for good posture.

@dm.2023 4 года назад

That's friggin' beautiful.

@rexsepulcrum 8 лет назад

Nice! Honestly I have to comment on all these videos because it's just suprising to see something so good from, how should I put this... you know what I mean. And wow, this especially! I mean, wow! That's wood holding, what, a 20 pound tv?

@christiansandoval8139 8 лет назад

Anneliese 26154518 that is not a 20 pound tv it's barely bigger than the vesa mount it self

@timk9700 6 лет назад

Outstanding.. A real piece of art. Thanks for the video. Also, great choice on the wax finish.

@Artismia 6 лет назад

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

@minasabeer3734 8 лет назад

Omg why dislikes?! Artismia is super awesome goodjob Artismia

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+Minas Abeer Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching!

@as7river 3 года назад

Beautiful work. Bravo.

@stephanebernier9146 8 лет назад

Awesome work!!! Your past wax reminded me of my father, he always had one like it in is workshop.

@WilliamLutesMaker 9 лет назад

Dood, I am really diggin this channel ! Great work, awesome execution. The only problem is, now I have like 1/2 a dozen ideas in my head and I am running out of room in there !!!

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+William Lutes Thank you again! I really appreciate it! :) Half a dozen, awesome! I can't wait to see them! :)

@f0xygem 5 лет назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you,. Too many maker videos are more yak, yak. yak than information. Those bushings are a nice detail.

@LordandGodofYouTube 7 лет назад

Imagine if you could work that fast in real life, you would be in great demand!

@drail80s 6 лет назад

Nice use of the flathead screws Thanks

@MattDiresta 9 лет назад

Very cool. Would be great camera mount also. Love the design.

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+Matt Diresta Thank you Matt!!! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!!!

@leonelsoto208 4 года назад

Muy bueno!...saludos desde Buenos aires Argentina!...

@JN282 8 лет назад

That just freak'n ROCKS!

3 года назад

Holly shit, this is awesome ! Great job, I'll try to reproduce it ! I love it ! You rock dude !

@sheep1ewe 7 лет назад

Another great video! I like all Your videos abot handcrafting.

@socrayhte 9 лет назад

YOU ARE WICKEDLY AMAZING!

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+socrayhte I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching.

@romi232 7 лет назад

Great job man

@ethicalhacker1 2 года назад

Awesome, I wish I had the time determination skill and skill to make this! 👍

@Artismia 2 года назад

Thanks! You can do anything you set your mind to. Be patient, practice and work toward your goals! You can do it! 👍

@antonio270156 Год назад

...and the tools ...Not everyone has a complete shop with all the tools he used.

@Blackinterceptor999 8 лет назад

Now, why can't any one of us make a simple mount out of metal or plastic? It's a VERY simple design...by the way your spin on it with the wood is pretty badass....I like it.

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+Jay Simons Thanks.

@EliteOnTheBeat 6 лет назад

AMAZING BUILD to say the least.

@luisbiterbobernardinovilla5178 7 лет назад

muy interesante buenisimo felicitac. sigan adelante con esas enseñansas .

@MrNhojstrebor 7 лет назад

Waw! Amazing master craftsmanship.

@HaggisFist 8 лет назад

Badassery at its finest. Love it!

@cleokey 6 лет назад

A very nice piece, thanks for sharing. I hope to be able to make one for a 60" or so unit.

@truechaos877 7 лет назад

I knew those screws that i saved seven years ago would come in handy.

@rayatlast 7 лет назад

That's one crazy ass project, thanks for sharing.

@ArcticFlies56 8 лет назад

Very cool, functional and beautiful to. Great work!

@stephanszymanski9348 3 года назад

Wow, amazing job!!

@manokaranmanivasakan5141 3 года назад

So talented and brilliant

@bassfishermanify 7 лет назад

Absolutely awesome build. Dude you kick ass.

@Artismia 7 лет назад

Thank you.

@Micro-YTgaming 8 лет назад

I really enjoyed watching you build this . Cool build

@xeno126 9 лет назад

Nice work and a very good looking result! BTW, a thing to keep in mind when designing something like this is that it's as strong as its weakest point! Just saying.

@miloderidder6701 8 лет назад

PRETTY DAM COOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Daksou 2 года назад

Good for a CNC in the garage.

@santoshijadhav1602 5 лет назад

You are perfect artist

@n8guy 9 лет назад

Absolutely beautiful!

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+n8guy Thank you!

@davidlacziko1516 4 года назад

Exactly what I was looking for! Nice!

@arlindo622 3 года назад

Gostei da ideia do AMIGO.. bonita peça....

@donfillenworth1721 5 лет назад

Very nice design! Thanks for sharing.

@hemanthnekkanti3450 7 лет назад

Nice video dude.

@redgeminiarts3674 8 лет назад

Truly AMAZING. BADASS!

@theirongiants 5 лет назад

Who dislike this Amazing video

@pejmanbehbahani4612 8 лет назад

beautiful design! thumbs up at intro. since I can't give it more thumbs up, the rest of the video deserves a sub instead.

@DaniRaces 8 лет назад

Fantastic stuff mate.

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+ScorpioGTTube Thank you! :)

@herbois-et2uh 9 лет назад

u got all the great tools

@Smashachu 4 года назад

Super cool, i'll copy the design and weld it out of scrap metal.

@phundament 8 лет назад

Awesome project and video. But here's a small suggestion: put some music in the background, it makes the whole video more comfortable to watch when there is no one talking.

@irenelealortiz 8 лет назад

I love the natural sounds! It is very relaxing for me

@FranciscoShibata 8 лет назад

natural cool

@OktoPutsch 8 лет назад

what natural ? these are accelerated radio musics :D with accelerated tool noises :D

@morzapa 5 лет назад

I really enjoyed. Good job

@johnjohnoj6408 7 лет назад

Beautiful job sir

@bipulparit3556 4 года назад

Nice brother

@THOMASTHESAILOR 7 лет назад

That's Beautiful,, But that corded drill with a key chuck was very hard to watch.. It looked like something they'd make you do in Guantanamo Bay.

@CondensedComments 8 лет назад

Very cool, thanks for documenting it!

@chiefstone8838 3 года назад

thanks for sharing this :)

@Artismia 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! :)

@robertjones5379 8 лет назад

That was perfect ! I enjoyed watching your masterpiece.

@christopherAwaite 8 лет назад

That's bad ass great job

@invest4h 7 лет назад

This is Amazing job Waw Waw Big thanks man

@mohammodsirajsiraj5403 5 лет назад

Very good job sir

@thatguy799 2 года назад

I don’t think you could consider this diy most people don’t own a work shop but it is cool

@marle2023 9 лет назад

Well done! I love the design and the wood!

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+Martin Lenz Thank you! Much appreciated!

@billhoang3832 7 лет назад

very good i love your job

@goceadziski7530 9 лет назад

I like this idea !!!

@andreaschristoforou9305 8 лет назад

Man your work is awesome

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+Andreas Christoforou Thank you!

@shikirocks 8 лет назад

Brilliant work

@Artismia 8 лет назад

+shikirocks Thank you!

@ScottSpecial 5 лет назад

Looks smooth as buttah!

@asulliv1954 7 лет назад

So much work for a small T.V to hang up you should of used a clothes hanger!!But it looks and works Kool!!O.K

@chelsiaharris 8 лет назад

You are really talented defo watching more videos x

@Dede0362 2 года назад

excelente trabalho

@alfonsoafricano8415 8 лет назад

Great video! Thank you!

@OurNatureTv 8 лет назад

Great job! AWESOME!

@kazansergei 7 лет назад

OMG! Wonderful!

@Erosgenuino Год назад

que bonito, ¿qué madera usas? ¿ iroko?

@luispaulo362 7 лет назад

Very good...

@caseyfields7178 9 лет назад

that is pretty awesome dude

@Artismia 9 лет назад

+casey fields Thank you!

@victoraguero6115 7 лет назад

Muy buena ésa! excelente forma de trabajar la madera! quiero hacerla para mí, me gustó!,,pero, las medidas, las resuelvo yo?

@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS 6 лет назад

Beautiful!

@Gantzz321 7 лет назад

Beautiful craftsmanship What kind of weight can it support? God I hope you have gotten yourself a cordless drill for driving screws in with, cause watching you swap back and forth Between drilling an screwing was painful. Not sure I would trust some of the joints, the grain was oriented so the ends would just pop off with not much force. All this pretty wood working an not one thought towards cable management. A couple of built in hooks would have gone a long way.