Making an iPad Display Stand from 150 Year Old Barn Wood 

I think having the camera guy really adds to your work. He videos stuff that you might not think to add. The interaction doesn't hurt either. Good stuff!

As far as the home button... I don't want it exposed because I don't want people coming up to my booth and pressing it.

Looks good man! I would totally add a charging port.

To answer a lot of questions...The craft show was 10 hours long. I pulled out the iPad for 30 minutes to recharge it while I took a diner break. Otherwise it played the entire event without needing to be plugged in. It's an iPad Pro and I put it in airplane mode and turned down the brightness to about 35%.

Sweet setup! Good luck at the show David. Hope you make enough to replace your iPad... :)

That's super cool! I think you should try drilling a hole somewhere around the side, so you have a place to press the home button. But, yeah that thing is awesome!

"Sand in the place where you live" literally laughed out loud...literally

Tough couple of days and this made me smile. Thanks David! 🍹

Sand in the place where you live... HILARIOUS! One of your best vids.

This is how my workshop operates, just make it up or fake it. Look at all the flexvolt stuff, lucky you. Well done.

I literally just choked on my coffee laughing at the unexpected and wonderful "Sand in the place where you live"! Plus, I do my work in my apartment, so in my case it is literally true! Also, I want to thank you for giving me something joyful and creative to focus on, because I have been numb and grieving since Tuesday, and I really, really need to return to the land of the living.

Nice Kiosk. The post-construction viewer comments "must have" features (bluetooth speaker, charging ability) for it are great ideas as well. Looking forward to the second channel craft fair experience videos. I plan to start doing those in 2017 so great timing.

David likes it raw... in case any of you were wondering! Awesome video, I think I may have to do this with my iPad pro to make it a square POS essentially.

You should have been playing The Roots because you were at the roots of all actual woodworking- 'I have an idea, let's check online for expansion of the idea, what have I got lying around, let's just get into it and see what happens, JOY FUN Success!!' Awesome work man

Workin the shaft and throwin glue bottles like a Boss! 👊🏻

Awesome project ! Lucky you with all of these DeWALT boxes and this is flexvolt ! Hope you'll like them

This one was funny! I bet someone could cut a hole in the side where the port is for a card swiper thingy too. I might have to try that out. Keep up the good work!

I liked this format. It is so much closer to life in my shop!

You make woodworking fun, man. Thanks.

I love it, because I also have a lot of useless crap wood 0:22 and need to make stuff from it. You had an idea, found a few designs, and MADE SOMETHING! Very cool idea and video. Good luck at the show, you are gonna sell everything you bring!

Good luck at the craft show, David! I'm sure you'll kill it!

You really nailed it with this video David. Best one yet!

Hi David you saved my pretty stressful day with this vid! Thank you

The seat of the pants videos are the best. I also noticed my Dewalt tools you are waiting to ship to me in the background. I will email you the address. Thanks, David.

I like this. I might do something like this for my iPad mini. Good stuff David, just havin fun!

I will be setting up at a craftshow on the 20th for the first time, selling mostly my turnings. So can't wait for your tips and tricks vid.

Another awesome idea. Although, you could cut a finger hole on the back/bottom of the mount so you could push the iPad up and out instead of smudging up the screen every time.

Great project. Thanks for showing the design process. This would be a great project to make for my old iPad to use in my shop. Thanks for sharing.

Looks great... I had no idea those big iPads were THAT big! Anyway, nice work 🤓👍🏼

Just add a bluetooth speaker set and its multimedia display. I love this project! Great idea to bolt it down ;)

Digging the energy in this one, seems more you. Keep it up!

I've been subscribed for a long time and that is probably my favorite video so far - great job!

I love your energy and attitude. I hope to instill some of that enthusiasm into my videos.

Nice and practical project! I might actually steal that design...

You are soooo cool as always David... Love your work.. Greetings from Cyprus!

Great video David. I like how you designed it on the fly and love the music videos!

You really come across as being in your element when doing craft show stuff! Love the craft show videos!

"Oh my god, WHAT if this doesn't work?!" David you are one very funny and awesome guy :D This is one of the reasons I love you, man! :D This is a great build, it'd make a brilliant EPOS stand!

Thanks for the inspiration. Made one of my own to use for the same thing.

love the mic clip swivel action. One thing Ive done in the past to mount my headphone amp on a mic stand was take the actual clip part off and replace it with 2 little L brackets facing the opposite way then screw it whatever you want to mount!

I love this video David, how can I only give it one thumbs up?!

This was great! I would gladly purchase plans for this. I am starting a bee farm and will be selling items so I would need a stand for my iPad Pro when I use Square.

GREAT "on the fly" project you Funster You!!!

Cool idea..Were you going to add finish? Maybe you could add a vertical slot on the back side so you could slip your finger under the ipad and lift enough so you could grab the top.Good luck with your show. Mine is coming up in 3 weeks.

it's the 5ft assassin with the rough neck business

No ODB at 11:53? For shame! Kidding. Love you videos. Always a great source of inspiration.

business cards/stickers! great idea!

I need "Run what you brung" on a tee-shirt.

David, I absolutely Love your video's, and the fact that You are progressively having more Fun with each release. .. and they are getting better and better. ..You are extremely comfortable in front of the camera, keep it up bro! VERY inspiring! ..What's better than doing well at something Your Passionate about?

Dude... How you gonna rock your 58 without that clip? LOL! Rock on man.

Really sweet project here!

wishing you good luck at your craft sale

Thumbs up for fun! Great skills and as always a quality video!

This was great. I love the feel of this video, both funny and informative. Keep it up!!!

Really looking forward to your craft show series, taking part in my first craft show at the start of Dec!

Very creative love it. Love your attitude as well. Just have fun

I really enjoyed watching your process here! Great job!

I like it. Good job.

Solid ODB reference!!!!

That turned out amazing. Love this idea.

OMFG I love this! Well done David

Great video as always, but I really think we need to see your shop music playlist...

Excellent work as always, David. My fiance is an artist (abstract paintings & fabric art, mostly) and I'm looking to build something like this that we can use to collect information from people interested in commissioning her work. Perhaps also as a POS system.

awesome idea and killer vid man!

I have been thinking to take to craft shows that looks like a great idea.

Nice!! I had fun!

"I like it raw" and you did not play some ODB - Shimmy Shimmy Ya? WOW! I thought you would have busted that one out. Anyway, that is a sweet piece. Great looking.

you know what, you peep this, La di da di, we like to party. We don't cause trouble, we don't bother nobody. We're... just some men that's on the mic, And when we rock upon the mic, We rock the mic (Right!).

Deserve so much more views and subs

Nice work David!

You Sir, are a crazy Mother Hubbard!

I think this stuff s an amazing idea, and you did a fantastic job on it!

Great project, and you were extra funny made me lol

Is that Rick Astley playing in the background? I think I may have just been silently Rick rolled.

Such a great idea!

Sweet... a hole for the lightning cable would be good.

OMG!! THAT'S SUCH A GIANT FIRE HASSARD! just kidding, like these improve projects

I would use that as a register!

For the upper frame I would have tried to breake it apart so the grain lines up better after gluing the parts together. But nice work.

Must... have... new... BOOK!

Dat REM reference... i laughed, thank you

Love the video, man - ATCQ clip too strong! But when you were cutting the horizontal side on the band saw...that took FOREVER, I thought I'd be dead by the time you were done. Still, very nice video!

Great content as usual! Good luck this weekend!

Great video, enjoyed watching it. Poor glue bottle...

I see u got some new flexvolt dewalt tools. Nice

Use what you got! I hear ya! Nice work .

"Sand in the place you you live" got a big guffaw from me.

That's a nice shaft you got there ;)

Congrats on reaching your Patreon goal!

thanks for another entertaining video

This is such a great format you are developing. And just curious, with all this reclaimed wood: are you gunning for Lutes's position on the RA podcast? Because I know people...

Awesome, as always! 🔨👍🔨

Thumbs up for Phife Dawg

I love the idea of using the mic swivel, but wouldn't it have been easier to stick a dowel or something on the back of the iPad holder rather than cutting and gluing the swivel? Nice project, regardless :)

Love the stand, really looks cool. i want to build myself a coffee bar "hidden one" i have a nice coffee maker and nice coffee but people sometimes don't respect my stuff. So i thought a "bedside table" type deal. Again i live in a place where all i can get is pine and tools are scary expensive "not to mention" space is a problem "since i live in a room and not a house" So any ideas on something inexpensive that could do the trick? Also how to i stop it from becoming a termite feast? i do have basic power tools it is just cutting will be manual.

Well done!

You lucky dog, I want a flex volt set to play with

Classic Picciuto. Nice!

An open invitation to all my favorite maker RU-vidrs: Please make some videos on hardware. Specifically fasteners (screws, nails, brads - phillips, star, hex), cutting blades (metal/wood), and drill bits (stepper bits, blade-bits, forstner, metal-cutting, etc.). Cover types of materials (carbide, galvanized, titanium, stainless steel, diamond coated, etc.) and appropriate applications for each. Videos similar to Jimmy Diresta's series on tapes and glues. There are so many options in materials, coatings and quality grades -- and the applications for each -- it would be helpful to have your expertise edify us on what we can/should use for the job at hand. And it would save ME a lot of time and money at the hardware store!

Awesome idea. good luck today.