THIS FLOATING SHELF HAS A SECRET! 

A potential use for the holes from the hard-ware installation mis-adventure (I do stuff like this all the time) would be to drill holes through and use them for wires or charging cables. If not, it would be a fun project to cut custom plugs and fill the holes. Would be great practice for potential future projects, such as cutting out knot holes or defects out of wood.

I love the mistakes because no on on tv shows those. Love your solutions even more. Keep up the good work.

Your “stuff-ups” and “workarounds“ are _especially_ appreciated! Thank you for sharing both the guts and glory of the build. Keep up your great content. You have a new subscriber 😉👍🏼

Holy snot, when did you hit 30k!? Get itttttttttttttt. Loved seeing 'low quality' lumber come together to make something AMAZING looking. -Davis

Thank you so much for leaving the hinge mistake in the video!!!! I love when content creators show the mistakes and how they were able to overcome it! Beautiful project and I'm sure you parents are going to love the new addition!

Stumbled upon your video and absolutely loved it. May I ask what color of Danish oil did you use?

Do you have an Etsy shop? You totally should! This is just like a shelving unit sold at CB2 and people love it!

You're my new girl hero 🙆‍♀️ Love the desk and your shop. I want a floating desk 🙋‍♀️

This turned out so well! Great work! This was a really smart and creative approach to building a workspace. Inspires me to make something similar. Thanks!

Wow. That danish oil looks great on the pine board!

Aww, just started following and I’m so glad I came across your channel. Your videos are amazing

i’m only 15 years old but i already LOVE doing projects around the house. this video was so helpful and i may get my dad and i to do it together!! i’m honestly considering becoming a house renovator when i grow up

Oh my word I just stumbled upon your page/website and I LOVE EVERYTHING! Thank you so much for all your hardwork/sharing!

This came out absolutely gorgeous! I felt your frustration too when the screws went on wrong 😩 great job!

Two thumbs up for thanking and recognizing your parents for supporting your love of woodworking.

Super cool! I love the custom built look. The frames above the desk, did you make them? I love the stain color!

I love watching your videos. You explain everything so well and this was a great looking project...as always! 😉😍

Very cool project! I love thefact that you showed the inexperience with corrections.

Hi, saw your like on my last comment. Binge watching your videos!

I’m so happy I stumbled across your channel! Your work is both amazing and inspiring. I’m actually going to try building a desk like this in my room

How about renovating a mobile home? You can come and work on our 14 x 72 single wide (I can pay you in Tex-Mex food). Love your attitude towards the projects you undertake.

I loooove it! You nailed it! I love that stain as well! I’m so excited to try this one day! I did ours and really wish I did a hidden storage feature. What was the height from floor to bottom that you chose? I love you!🤘🏻

This is what I want and need at home! I wish I had the tools and ability you have..... I have none whatsoever....

DIY Huntress this is a amazing channel and awesome video thanks for creating this channel and sharing it with the world You are stunning and have amazing talent.....I hope my small talent show channel can reach nearly as many people around the world like your great channel does everyday.....Keep up the inspiring work you do.....A+A+A+A+A+A+A+

That is a cool and very versatile space for a desk... I love it :) Been thinking of new ideas myself 😍

Couple of questions about the hinge installation... 1. What hinges did you use? 2. What settings did you use for the kreg jig? 3. How close do you out the false front to the bottom of the desk panel? Thanks..

Love it! It looks so good in that nook of the basement.

Just came across your youtube and I am obsessed with all your projects!!! Will be attempting a few of these thanks to your videos!

Hi, you probably won't see this but, what color of danish oil did you use on the pine? thanks

Hi Sam, can I just use 1 board instead of 3. I don’t have any claps n a 1st time diy’er im afraid of purchasing that many clamps since I have no garage. What do you suggest

The project is really great! Now I have to binge watch all your other stuff.

Thankyou for your distance. شكراً لك

Thank you for sharing such beautiful IDEAs

super awesome project. congrats! thank you for showing it!

HELLOi like wat u did i leared alot from watching uhave a good turkeyday have a good night hhappy diying

I know this video is a bit old, but would you mind explaining how you did this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o8uJJgYyK0s.html to make it look like you did? It's very cool looking, but I'm not sure I get it. New wood worker.

If I don't have the tools to screw in the supports the way you have, i.e. putting the screws in at an angle after the back support is already on the wall, should I screw the supports into the length of wood along the back before attaching it to the wall?

using light weight plywood over and underneath the support would be better I think even for time saving, what do you think

This is such a great video. I'm sure with all the home schooling that is going on lots of people will be doing projects like this. Just have one question. What kind of latches did you use?

love your video,loved the build love your persona thanks for sharing

Very nice project! How wide do you think this type of desk can be made without a need for support?

Nice job. God bless you .. respect from Algeria..

So excited when I saw the notification that a new video was out! Keep up the great work!

I would like to do something similar but against longer wall, so there is only one side wall for support. What is a good work around?

This is great!! I hope to do videos like this!

Awesome, I wish you lived next door to me !!! I have so many ideas, but little carpenters skills, I figure it out but many trails and errors. 😜 BUT WAY FUN TO STAND BACK AND SAY I DID THAT. !!!! 😃 I have been wanting to do just that too.

Impressive. I really like this idea. I'm going to try it, although it might not turn out as good as yours. Thanks for sharing.

What kind of boards did you use? What quality? Did you use a table saw to square the edges?

YOU ARE SO FREAKIN AWESOME YOUNG LADY...THIS IS PERFECT FOR MY DAUGHTER ROOM..THANK YOU SO MUCH BLESSINGS TO YOU LOVE

Thank you for sharing! This just gave me an idea how to setup my computer desk! 👍🏼 im a new subscriber btw! 😁

WOW!!! Beautifully done and you explain everything so well. Very detailed and specific but yet also easy to understand and follow along. I found your channel when I was searching for tips on how to arrange furniture in small/awkwardly shaped rooms and that led me to your apartment tour, which I watched and then commented on. I was so impressed that you took the time to respond to so many of the comments (including mine!) that I subscribed and started checking out your other videos. I love decorating and doing diy home projects but I have to admit I've always been too intimidated to use power tools myself. I always end up passing that part of the projects to my boyfriend or even my 72 year old mother... I have to say she's a total OG with her own tool box and a collection of power tools that rival most men's. Lol But I think I FINALLY might have the confidence to try and tackle a project myself. Particularly this one bc I've been wanting a floating desk like this one in my bedroom to use as a vanity. I'm hoping to get the supplies together and start in the next week or so! I don't have an enclosed area like the one you made yours in so I guess I can apply the same idea to a corner right? What about just coming straight out of the wall, say in the middle of the wall, without anything on either side. Is that possible? It wouldn't have much weight put on it at all. I could even hang the mirror above it instead of setting it's weight on the desk. So it would only need to hold enough weight for makeup and some hair products.

But you are most likely 80 to 95 pounds,need a larger size person to really give it the beans....😂😂😂 looks great in that room,like it was made for it......😂 I crack myself up...

Great and elegant. Thanks so much for sharing!

How deep is your desk? 16” plus 1” of front board?

I like the design and also i order same design to my carpenter to make this for my home ...

OK, I HAVE TO KNOW what tool are you using for your pocket holes? That looks 8 million times faster than what I use with my Kreg Jig.

What clamps did you use? Size and make?

I LOVE this!!! 😍 it looks amazing and so amazingly built! 😃 I have a question tho, do you glue the 2x4's because how it looks? Or is it cheaper than buying the wood on that size? I have no clue and would love to know 😃

What are those angled holes called when you added the short boards to the side of the beam that was attached to the studs in the wall? Do you need a special tool to make those holes? The ones at 4:29 did you screw all the way into the wall or just into the board?

Awesome job brilliant finished product.

I want to learn make projects like this. Maybe someday when I have my own materials, I can make my own version of arcade cabinet

Nice job looks really good! I have a question for you as I wouldn't mind building a similar desk - does the storage part make it uncomfortable to sit at the desk and work (legs fitting underneath comfortably) as there is quite a bit of "height" to the overall desk between the bottom and counter top? I'm presuming we would compensate for that by installing it higher? Any advice you can share?

I will have to attache the top and bottom to the back board then attach the hinges for the fold down lid. I can't rotate it in my mind yet

New subscriber 🤗. I love wood work and save diy builds on pinterest, so happy to find your channel. You motivated me to finally try building and crafting. I have never built anything before, I will have to work with a carpenter for this project. btw the stain color looks beautiful 👌. Great job 🤗.

Amazing project! Not only do have a lovely singing voice ,you have cool tools! You rock!

Personally, I would've made the desk vertical space longer!! For me, this is too small for a monitor with keyboard and mouse.

Really nice !

I’m going to do this but combine it w an Anna White desk. The hidden storage is amazing but I need a shelf for a printer. So medal legs w this design will be in my future. Terrific job!!

Love this! Definitely want to do this in my office!

ANOTHER AWESOME JOB!!! WELL DONE YOUNG LADY!

Damm HOW do you want me do it if I don’t have your professional tools 🤨 DIY??? 🤣

Very nice change of space! The desk looks great!!

I love it!!! :) Please, can you tell me which kind of hinge did you used? Thank you. :)

Looks really nice, you could have used pocket holes to fix the top instead of using the Brad nailer, I am wondering how strong those hinges will be if you leant on them. Well done and I think your parents are very lucky having a daughter who is creating some nice projects.

I wonder if the cabinet hinges would have been just as strong and effective if they'd been mounted much closer to the 2x6 supports, instead of perfectly balanced as they are. They look like they might get in the way of moving things in and out of the storage area as they're mounted now. Great use of the space though, and it looks good, too.

Looks good. loved the hidden storage. Your videos/story telling is getting much better, keep up the good work friend!

Continuing my journey from the beginning and allowing as many ads to play as my time allows. With all that said.. I love love love that your parents let you use their home for your creative passion!! And this floating desk is fantastic!! On to the next video😁

Your hands are too clever, very beautiful creations. Some of your skills can be used in my mini model

Girl power, Awesome project I love it very nice idea for a small space to later :)

You have AWESOME parents that let you "play" in their house!! I just found you and LOVE woodworking! Thanks so much for sharing! Tmika

Absolutely love ❤ this, My Mrs needs a desk for working from home and I don’t want a massive out of place piece of office furniture in my front room, this looks ideal tbh & defo the way to go, I’d only have the back wall & the right side though so I guess I’d have to go overkill on the wall mounting like you suggested in your effort here.

Thank you. Please, are you able to use a bit of a pallet for this please?

Another question if you don’t mind. What size pocket screw did you use?

If you wanted to make a floating shelf that was really strong you should first secure the small cut 2x6''s first onto the long 2x6 then secure the entire frame on to the wall. Lot stronger than pocket screws...

bonito, pero tantas herramientas caras, para esto?

Great work! Would this concept work as a fireplace mantle?🤔

Are you able to put your elbows on the desk's countertop while writing? If not it is only a matter of time before you get tennis elbow. Apart from that, the desk rocks!

Thank you for sharing your talent :)

I thought those pocket holes weren't going to hold but then you did the syrngh test as if you were reading my mind almost a year before I watched the video hahaha. Although not sure if your weight could be considered a strength test as you're fit. Again, great to see how mistakes are done and how to fix them and then sing the victory opera. 😆 another awesome creation. I need to replicate that as well.

How do decide which kreg setting to use for your Euro hinges? It confuses me and I'm horrible at it.

yeaaaa... this is amazing, but where can I just buy this?? lol :D 1:35

So many nice tools.... You make its look so easy...

I've seen someone using coffee n water for the staining

很好看简单，不知道木头价格多少钱？

Thank you for this plan. I want that Tesla Cybertruck too! 4:44

Damn nice i love it 😁, i also do this kind of stuff but still learning 😅. Great vid keep it up 👍

Thanks for showing the whoopsies as well as we all have them! The other day I was making a keepsake box for my niece and mounted the latches upside down because I was in a hurry to get it done for Christmas. Needless to say, after a lot of disappointment in myself and a trip to the store to get some red oak wood filler all was okay. Keep up the great work and I am excited to see more of your awesome projects!

Wow that came out really nice!! Cheers from islip 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The shelving turned out great. The staining of the wood, looks great.

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