Making floating shelves

making floating shelves that you can use as a picture ledge or display your little trinkets! super easy and cheap to DIY.
materials: 1x2, 1x4, 1x6x48 select pine boards, early american from minwax, cabinet screws

[@SoundRayStudio1]

I like this design a lot. No extra wall bracket you need to build. This is perfect. Thank you!

[@jonnywick4402]

Just what I was looking for brother, thank you

[@raymondmackenzie4889]

Dude work off a table

[@jameshudson1110]

Getting ready to build some of these, just curious how you mounted them to the wall?

[@colestegall9882]

Drill screws through the back plate of the shelf into the studs of your wall. Or use drywall anchors if the studs don’t work out

[@lilwestkid]

I don't think you should cut all three at the same time. Yea you save like a minute... but not worth the risk.

[@ren574]

They look really nice. But do you know about how much weight they can hold?

[@kyleauchtung7715]

I wouldnt load it up with books.

[@yeahdude1986]

My knees hurt just by watching this

[@stevegagnon9451]

You need a work bench , and your miter saw blade was smoking. You might need a new blade and or ease up on the pressure

[@copperbeard3117]

Sand the filled spots more... the splotches around the nail holes is residual glue stuck in the wood grain

[@bob-66xd90]

La madera aun con la etiqueta, no la cepillo, no la pulio, encima le agrega un acabado, esta bien para huacales o embalale, no para lo que hizo

[@shantelfullerton9865]

WoodPrix plans has a very large project base.

[@NapKingCole84]

The miter saw smoke tells you its working! Jk looks good!

[@qiudandong]

Looks much easier

[@reymisterio2233]

Never work on the floor guy 🤦‍♂️

[@jrtfyu]

Do you mind telling us what kind of conditioner and stain brand you used, please.

[@MrImmortalsounds]

Did you even listen? Jesus Christ he literally said it. Min wax. Early American. Oblivious.