DIY Floating Shelves

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This is the easiest, and one of the strongest methods to make floating shelves. There are premade floating shelve brackets available for purchase, but this will method is easier and cheaper. The only tools you MUST have are a pocket hole jig and a drill.
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Pocket hole jig - few options below:
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@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

If you enjoyed this video or found it helpful hit that thumbs up button. If you want to see more videos from me, be sure to subscribe. Have thoughts or questions on the process? Leave 'em in the comments below. Thanks for watching!

@MakinSawdust 3 года назад

That was a great video. I like the pocket hole installation.....did I just say that? LOL I see that your doug fir has a very tight grain. I have some 70 yr old doug fir that looks strikingly similar. Is your lumber reclaimed? Triple and quadruple checked!! I have never heard of a Paralok fence. Do you like it? I want to upgrade my Craftsman 113 tablesaw fence sometime soon and I am undecided if I want to build one of spend my money on a commercially made one.

@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

Thanks 👍 No, it wasn't reclaimed, but this would be a great application for reclaimed lumber. The Paralok fence was installed by my father many years ago. I don't really know much about it other than it works great! It uses a cable and pully system under the table top to keep aligned. Thanks for watching!

@Poor_Mans_DIY 3 года назад

The shelves look incredible and the idea of using pocket holes is brilliant! Very nicely done!

@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

I appreciate the kind words! Thanks as always for watching!

@aldoogie824 3 года назад

any downside to driving the screw in from the bottom of the shelf /doing pockets on the bottom?

@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

Not as strong as from the top because of the angle.

@MajiDFN 3 года назад

This was great. Thank you. Do you think 2” or 2 1/2” pocket hole screws will be strong enough to hold a long shelf? Like 2x10x8’ lumber straight up on the wall and used for books. Plenty of books. The shelf will span across multiple studs.

@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

That’s a big shelf. Hard to say from here. Get a screw in every stud you can and I would bet that it would hold.

@MitchBeHealthy 3 года назад

Great video! How much weight would you think these would hold? Reason I ask is I am looking to do this application in my bar area to hold liquor bottles. The length of the shelves would span 2 studs and the depth would be just a little bit deeper than a bottle would need.

@CCSandSonsWorkshop 3 года назад

If you get the pocket hole screws securely into the studs I would think it should be fine. No way to really know until you test it out. I would think smaller bottles would be fine, but I wouldn't put a bunch of massive Costco size bottles on the shelf. Good luck.