Easy DIY Shelf Brackets From Scrap Wood 

I typed "how to build a simple shelf" and got a bunch of floating shelf vids. This is Actually simple, thank you.

Dude I don't think enough people understand the swag of a countersunk hole. Pure perfection lol

Idk if you’re any good at teaching me how to make scrap wood shelves yet… but you’re adorable and now I’ll watch the rest lolol

It's nice to see a young person doing something useful and not burning down a city. Good job. I'm going to do this on shelves I'm making.

Everyone seems to want 'floating' shelves. This was an excellent video for making sturdy shelving! I'm positive that my teenager wants functional & sturdy, for his completed Lego sets!!! (Just remember to install them brackets into wall studs.) Thank you! 🤗🌻

This is so helpful! I’m making a shelf but with the current world situation can’t go get brackets lol

Brilliant exactly what I needed and I can do it myself. Easy thank you

Very clear presentation! I didn't know some of the terms -- like "mitre" and "joiner" and "bead" -- but I looked them up. I realize that, in my doing shelves, having a driller would be a good idea. I am accident prone, so I have to think about that. I've done a few smaller shelves already. Thanks!

Nice simple solution for the shelf brackets

you have a good personal style. Thanks for the video, it helped me

THANK YOU I was seriously struggling with angles and cutting, this was so helpful!

Love love love you man! Mastering skills and sharing them as a young person.

Many thanks! Saved me money and also gave me idea for using old timber in my shed. Great video explanation.

They look great Dylan!

Great video! Thanks for sharing what you did.

It looks really easy. I may try this method for my shelves in the kitchen.

I have viewed this video a dozen times. It is that helpful, thank you

JUST WHAT I NEEDED!! THANK YOU!!

Great idea.

I like when I see young boys doing something constructive. Life ahead is nothing but gains

Thanks, I built shelf brackets once on my own and am looking toward the next edition…a little bit less imperfections 2.0 here we go

awesome ideas..........love your video and love your DIY heart : D Keep them coming

Nice work. I'm doing this. Thanks!

Dylan great job and great Idea. Thank you for sharing this with me. I did it and it worked like magic. And is super easy to make.

Thanks man for making this vid. Just wanted to build simple shelfs for storage and this really helped

Thanks for this I'm about to go make some shelves now out of some scrap wood

Great video. Pleasingly simple project with a no nonsense approach. Keep doing these videos. Bird box tutorial next,please.

nice! more shelf space is always good.

Very helpful. Thankyou 👍💯

Thank you for the ideo, I just bought a miter saw and I wanted to put up shelves in my craft room but had no brackets but had a shit ton of wood, this was a get tutorial showing how to make brackets out of wood, 🙏👍🏾👍🏾

I love it! You explain every step and make it so simple to learn. I bet you're a teacher. Great job! 5:32

I like the simple shelf design! I wish I had a shop I have a little school desk I do my wood burning on. I want to do more though. I am definitely share your channel!!!!!!!

Interesting tour and video. Thanks for sharing. o/

It's a mistake not to use anchors if you aren't attaching to studs. Believe me, you'll regret that down the road. Good use of scrap material, always adds an extra measure of satisfaction!

Also, great idea with the voice over. The video looked good.

Love the idea, thank you. Earned a sub!

Awesome bro

Cooool, my brotha

bikes, guitars and woodworking. we're all the same, I guess. much love

Why is this not on the top of youtube had to scroll all the way to the bottom to find ur video thanks man

I recently hired a company to redo my siding for my house, and I seem to have quite a bit of siding panels left over. Do you think it would be adequate to make wall shelves with it?

"I don't really care what they look like" you have a great future in wood working!

what about decorative shelves with crown molding ? I would like to see that

looks and sounds like cscoop

Definitely a handy storage project. 1:33

Nice video. I am concerned about how you are anchoring these shelves into dry wall. You didn't mention anything about screwing into a stud? How secure are these and should I be using dry wall anchors?

I'm an artist and my studio has only 1 small window. I bought shop lights that hang from the ceiling but I need them more directed at my painting. Can you please suggest some kind of way to hang this so it points at my painting?

your shelves are just what i was looking for Dylan. Your style of video explanation worked quite well-too fast on some things for we beginners. Perhaps video should have completed at end of shelf building portion-it became a rambling too much caffeine sort of spiel that I couldn't watch fully. (put a frame around your map to make it really stand out-flat on wall doesn't give it the depth you hoped for) Many thanks for your efforts and hope to see your next video!

I'm trying to make some shelves, but my walls are drywall and they're gonna be used for stacks of videogames, accessories etc so im afraid they won't be strong enough. Any tips?

Great vid, once your arm and hand came into view, I got distracted waiting to see which tool you'd choose to get through the level #gamer 🤣

Heyyy Taylor

Thanks, now I'll have a place to display my collection of gas masks and soviet equipment

Would you still recommend these 45° angle supports if they are on top of the shelf instead of underneath? I ran into a problem where the shelf is supposed to go, I simply can't put anything underneath it because there's nothing there. (It's above a doorway.) So I made basically 2 "Right Triangles". I was having a huge amount of difficulty figuring out the the other 2 Angle Measurements after the 1st 45° Joint. If anyone else is doing this let me save you some time. When you were dealing with right triangles, when you add all of the measurements together, all three of the corners it will equal 180°. So I wound up with a 45°, a 70°, and a 25° joints. 45+70+25=180. It's simply impossible to do a 70° angle cut with a single bevel compound miter saw! So I gave up that idea, so here I am moving on... FYI I absolutely could have messed up the math, it may even be completely wrong! Ps... Since I do not have a countersink bit, what I would do is take a 3/16 drill bit to drill the first hole. I'm using exterior screws, which fit through that perfectly without grabbing the wood. Then I would use a 3/8 drill bit to create a sort of "DIY Countersink". [If you choose to do this, do not push on the drill! Let the drill bit do all of the work!!!]

Do you happen to mtb race? Noticed number plates in your wall

Enjoy Wood Prix woodworking instructions.

What is the height of the ceiling in your garage? 2:19

smart dude sub

What do two 45's mean?

ugh...I needed to know how to make the brackets

Your cute

Hii brother where are u from Am indian carpenter..

Woodglut is nice for that.

Nice meme

Youre talkative.

Very unique approach. Seems almost as if he's never taken a wall apart and seen how it is framed. I don't really like how he connects everything. This is a very weak connection and should not be used for anything except very light weight objects. He's understating how weak this truly is ESPECIALLY if you don't use wood that is as strong as the wood he is using in his video. Don't dare try this out of plywood or a cheap wood. Simple modification and this would be so much stronger. Find a stud and connect to it under the shelf. Solved.

As constructive criticism, use a closer microphone, it sounds distorted

I love you! You are great! Will you marry my granddaughter!

they dont make americans like this no moe.

Know you do it for fun but advertise ur stuff so you can go and make more money

way too fast !!!!!!