Building an invisible monitor...
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
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Iiyama monitor:
(UK) amzn.to/2Fs3kSP I'm not sure what this is sold as in other regions. If anyone knows please let me know.
Floating shelf brackets:
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(UK) amzn.to/2Rd9N6Y
Cool custom prism brackets (thanks Joe!): theironmill.com/shop?olsPage=...
The hover pen seen on the desk is pretty neat as well: www.thehoverpen.com/
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FAQ TIME! If any of you have any questions, leave them in this thread and I’ll update it as they are asked :)
Q: What tool was used to round the wood corners?
A: Here in the UK it’s often called a surform, but rasp is also a common name
Q: Isn’t the monitor too high?
A: Slightly. It looks more so on video due to the perspective but it’s still pretty comfortable. It was only mounted there for this video anyway and will be moved somewhere else so I’ll make sure to have it slightly lower this time.
Q: You’ve made loads of custom PCs… which ones to you actually use?
A: Currently I use the brass and leather build for editing at the studio, and the large silent desk PC (the one with the glass front) is at home and used for photo editing and some gaming etc (though to be fair I haven’t played a game since last Christmas so it’s a fringe use case at the moment).
Q: Have you considered watercooling the PC itself?
A: Yes! I went with air cooling as it’s actually pretty decent (I still need to make some minor tweaks) but I do have plans to try watercooling the thing at some point.
Q: Do you plan these videos? I mean do you make blueprints or you just have a general idea what you're gonna do and just make up on the way?
A: I pretty much always just have an idea of what I want in my head, and then think through the process needed to get there, and then make it up as I go along.
Q: Is making UA-cam videos your primary/ only job?
A: YEP! I’m so grateful that I can do what is basically my hobby as my actual job.
Q: Are you from the UK or from the US?
A: Very much the UK.
Q: Could you use a hydraulic system to lower the monitor in a more controlled way?
A: Absolutely! It would make it more difficult to push upwards though, so keep that in mind.
love your videos!
I have a question , my fan goes to 100% for 10 seconds when I turn on my PC. why is this happening? is this something that the computer does by default?
Would you be able to make an invisible desk using recycled materials
@@Parsafari That's not really on topic but ok xD it's totally normal. Most systems start the fans high speed and then ramp it down to get over any starting inertia problems.
How much were the materials used
23 years later...
"where's your house?"
*Point at a field of grass*
Lmao why is this comment so underrated, you literally made my day better
@@deadchannel5933 lol same
and he switches a switch in the middle of the ground and a house comes up out of the dirt
P E R F E C T I O N XD
@@moggtheboss3087 switches? of course not, there's a fake flower you bend :D
Thief 1: "Steal everything."
Thief 2: "but there's nothing of value here"
Thief 1: "Trust me, even the doors and toilet."
OMG HAHA
HAHA OMG
OM HA G
HA G OM HA
You're gonna end up coming home wondering where the plaster on your wall went.
Imagine how confused thiefs would be when trying to rob this man's house, all electronics are hidden in some secret compartment where they can't be seen and nobody would look. All they see is a fancy desk that has nothing on it, a living room with no TV and a kitchen that has no oven or fridge.
I'm confused why Americans and British say 'Aluminum' differently.
@@wambo4266 It's spelled different too. The Brits spell it Aluminium, which explains their pronunciation, but I've got no clue where the spelling difference came from.
@@Leigh_1302 Telegraphs were sent by the letter, which meant that every letter to a message added to the cost of the telegraph message. This resulted in the removal of certain "excess" letters in words such as "colour" or "judgement", which led to them becoming "color" and "judgment", respectively. I assume the same thing occurred to the word "Aluminium" which then became "Aluminum".
@@janrupertalfeche8959 how often was the word aluminium used that it was simply too costly to go on? oh great heavens America is going in debt
considering it was one of the most useful metals in the 1800's and beyond, probably a lot.
Your house must look immaculate. Or it's hidden like the monitor and pc is.
"With a simple twist of this latch, my whole house sinks back into the ground, hidden, as if it wasn't even there"
Blurring the lines between man and nature
“Noice.”
Bro's Mumbo Jumbo
They have those houses on Grand Designs 😂
Why did I read this with a british accent??? 😅
I love how this is a tutorial like we're actually going to build it
it's like with Linus Tech Tips. if he makes it like a tutorial people are: Why is it like a tutorial? if it is not than he gets lots of hate because one rich guy with a lot of free time wants to also build such a thing or people may think it was faked.
@@lachante5171 that makes sense
Some people like myself will
I mean what else is he gonna do just post a 30 second video of the finished result??
If you are of a similar mindset you can copy him without needing a plan. If you lack the skills then you lack the skills
Next Project:
1. One of those books on top is actually a router.
2. Those Ivy pots are actually wireless speakers.
3. That night lamp is actually a camera and mic.
...and the entire desk is actually an illuminated keyboard.
And also this whole thing combined becomes a literal Transformer
@@sirnevons perfect move xD
Next thing you know you are at the KGB Offices or google’s apartments.
he made the speaker-lantern 2 years ago
Small idea for improvement to the desk PC. Before adding the veneer to the top, cut out a round, properly sized, hole in the aluminum off to one side. Then after the veneer is in place, mount a wireless charger to the underside of the veneer. It would be invisible from the top of the desk, and you could set your phone down on the "invisible spot" to charge while your on the computer.
*no*
That is a really cool idea. The only caveat will be the strength of the veneer itself, as most chargers won't be flush with the veneer
@@Nippontradamus veneer is surprisingly strong for its thickness. I have no doubt it would be strong enough to hold a cell phone
I'm currently planning a build and your idea will for sure be implemented. I hate cables so anything I can hide in the table, I will
Ikea has a fitting induction charger for this
This channel is genuinely the highest quality DIY channel I've ever seen. Awesome job to the creator.
Also, I'm trying to imagine how mind-blown guests would be upon entering this genius' extremely aesthetic house -- and then finding that he'd made most of the masterpieces on his own. Astonishingly well done.
Try Stuff made here and Simone Giertz if you like this kind of channel! Especially Simone has some really awesome builds
The monitor could also function as a soft filtered top-down LED light when folded up for you're reading/working on the desk
true!
That sounds like a big electricity waste haha, it's cool though
@@aviand I actually use an old monitor like a soft lamp (without the lcd panel and river board ofc. He has a video about this too.
In any color/tone or brightness settings you wish... And can be changed to your choice each time.
The ultimate rgb lamp
Him: "Here is a table, find the PC"
Me: "Here is my PC, find the table"
is this floorgang
@@clover7555 PewDiePie on one hand
LTT Madison on the other hand
🤣🤣🤣 I'm in the same boat
here is my 2 in one PC. it's a table and a pc
Y'all have PCs?
You are an
artist +engineer + scientist + interior designer
all at ONCE !
I look up to you.
I can only imagine a kid playing games late at night with this setup, and he hears his mom coming upstairs and the entire setup is gone in seconds
Thief: man this guys suck, he doesn't have anything in his house
Stark Evan lol trolling the thief
Outstanding move
Proceeds to destroy house out of frustration.
HenryRide and finally find the computer
"But I might just steal this nice desk"
Grabs and pulls on the desk, the shelf falls on top of their head
The next level will be a motorized hinge for the monitor, that open it when you hit the power button :-)
Nice one .😊👍👍👍
not gonna lie, based on previous builds that's exactly what I expected after watching the 'part 1' desk build! Whilst this is great, I'm slightly disappointed it's not motorised!
That's not a bad idea actually 😂
Measure the display wattage draw. So if it sleeps or is turned off it automatically folds up
next level itll be a laser projector putting an image directly into your retina
Being a furniture designer and wood worker myself, I think it's a brilliantly executed idea. I could build one, but have no problem with my PC and monitor showing. I'd have to weigh if it's worth all that trouble. But I'm sure more than one or two people have or are going to build it. And frankly, the bracket system idea has solved a problem I have been trying to work out on another project. This man is really, really talented. Kudos to him for sharing it, whatever his income!!!
This is so beautiful. Aesthetic simplicity. Carefully conceived and crafted in a Scandinavian style. I really adore it. Thank you so much.
When I saw him hide cables w/ plants, I was like “OOH A DIY I CAN ACTUALLY DO.”
Lol my favorite part
I liked this comment and then realized I can't even do that because one of my cats likes to gnaw on plants...
@@scattypetty I have the same problem, I've even bought him a cat nip plant but he still eats my flowers 😂😂
Plastering your wall isn't _that_ hard cmon now
@@Hankblue Yeah but not ideal either, if you're moving places or if you have to switch out a cable it's really impractical
This dude needs to start his own company. I would actually legitimately buy a lot if what he makes
So you want him to make a hole ass company so that you can buy 1 table and shelf from him. see i dont think that is a valuable business model.
And while this is cool, its never gonna be what most people want or need when they go buy a pc, and it's gonna be expensive in material and crafting.
You would have more luck with hiring somone with crafting experience and get one costume made for you, it wil end up cheaper too
@@MouseGoat actually.. with a proper marketing, the target market would actually buy EVERYTHING fron him.
@@MouseGoat and you sir are someone who find anything negative to say about EVERYTHING.
@@toptwitchclipz7928 actually he is just analyzing the weakness and the threat if this channel ever sell something. But unfortunately he failed to see the bright side of a bigger opportunity this channel gonna grow.
@@MouseGoat you must be insane at party’s
I love your projects, I love that you are clearly just following your bliss with what you want to do, your sincere excitement in your presentation and way of speaking about what you are doing is a pleasure to watch, it keeps me coming back!
This PC and monitor setup is so awesome, it turned out amazing, both the shelf and the desk
Linus: I can build invisible PC.
DIY Perk: Hold my accent.
Linus should get Matt to build it for him.
"Hold my accent" cracked me up. Hahahhaha
hold my A l u m i n i u m
Yeah and with the watercooling it is absolutely silent too! And with excellent temps. This guy is a magician.
When he mentioned the fact that it is theft-proof, I couldn’t help but get the mental image of two thieves being caught carrying a table out of a home on a burglary.
same
Imagine their surprise upon realizing that there's a TV inside.
Do thieves even carry an actual PC that can easily weigh more than 10kg?
@@faultline3936 well usually they have a car outside so they only have to carry it a few metres to the car.
If you're a thief and you're stealing tables, I think you should rethink your career choices. Not even those dufus thieves from Home Alone would steal a table 😂
I've watched the all three episodes on this and I absolutely love it. Very inspiring, was looking forward to building my own PC one day and this really has redefined how I'm going to do that!
Really good job mate!!
You know for me there are two things that you need to have a good youtube channel: Original content which is useful and teaches you something, and a person with great energy that is able to express his work to the viwer.
This is one of the best channels on this platform.
Some thoughts I had after watching this:
• Add an external USB port linked to the monitor's usb hub port to the top shelf. You can make the external Hard Drive look like a book(s?) sitting on the shelf.
• Create a fake potted plant (or something) to act as a usb hub sitting on the desk. Oooh maybe make a potted mushroom like your old mushroom lamp design. Would love to see an update to that.
• Even though the surface is aluminum find a way to install a wireless charging area on the desk. So you can just set your phone / headphones case down and charge them without plugging them in. Maybe put the wireless charger in the fake potted plant?
• Hide speakers somewhere in this impossibly clean build.
Speakers could go neatly in the two msotly empty spaces next to the monitor
I was wondering why not go through the added effort of putting some wireless chargers in the desk as well. Too bad he didn't do that before putting on the wood laminate on the top.
@@nerdhector6190 could work nicely, though I would imagine that acoustics would be a problem, as the speakers would be firing into the desk, then bounce back up into the shelf, creating a bit of echo. If they were flip out too, though, that would be mind bogglingly amazing
@@siddharthnair4720 You could also mount them at an angle, if the driver size doesnt get limited too far by that.
pop out would work, but then you have no volume behind it … or you pop the chamber out as well, but then you limit it further in size (half the area is being taken up by the wall brackets anyway)
maybe … what baout those active speakers, that Tech Ingredience used to create flat speakers with? if you make the "speaker board" detachable and hinge out … ?
Linus did a hidden wireless charging point on their hidden desktop project.. it was alot of effort and not something the average person can do with normal-ish tools. They had to cut it to like 1mm thick etc.
I need you to just build my whole house lol
But invisible
@@vw6702 holy shit your genius
No heart no dignity
he already has built it
Just love your work bro 👌
If you make the screen open from front to back (bottom first) you can attach an aluminium plate to the VESA support and it will be back the monitor when full opened.
You can add then some LED strips like the Corsair ones and create a Philips hue like effect, being able to extend the image colors dynamically for a better immersion affect, specially if you polish that aluminium plate or set a white skin into it.
Wow. In the beginning I didn’t even notice the wires snaking through the plants. That really blows me away. You are really smart and good with this stuff, keep it up!
DIY Perks 2030: Building an invisible house that lowers into the ground.
DIY Perks 2031: Building an invisible bathroom that rises into a floating shelf inside the invisible house that lowers into the ground from last year
all you'll need are three tractors, 7.5 million pieces of aluminum and 5,000 pounds of sugru
it already exist my friend since the cold war
@@gintokisamathelegend709 LMAOOOOOO
That's MumboJumbo's work
Who else was expecting a hologram.
I was
or at least some kind of projector or something
Was thinking there might be one of those transparent LCD screens against to wall
that's why I clicked XD
I was expecting there to be a screen inside the table when i saw the first video, and you'd flip it up like a laptop
Projector on the wall
The YT algorithm randomly led me to your channel. Wow!!! I thoroughly enjoyed watching your content. The ps5 slim and the invisible computer desk and monitor shelf vids were a joy to watch being built. Tyvm!!!!
I just found your channel today and I absolutely love your tutorials. There was something captivating (besides the quality of the content) from the very first video I watched and I'm just now realizing it's your voice and and how eloquent you are. You remind me of those voice over guys from Nat Geo and more... Your voice was literally made for that.
Well, that's definitely not what I expected when I saw "Invisible monitory". I thought there was gonna be some projector witchcraft onto the wall.
Same. I actually thought there might be some huge glass surface where the desktop would be projected.
Yes, nice video but this should be called foldable monitor or something
Actually your not really far off, China has already developed a virtual monitor, keyboard and mouse, it woks on holographic or hologram technology and is all available for a price, fact is, anything you want is available if the prices is right. always remember, by the time the general public sees advancements in technology it's already 35 - 40 years old. if not more. Nothing is as it appears to be on the surface... It never was.
If what we think we know is a Drop than what we don't know becomes an Ocean
@@SuperMatt2112 I want immortality, where can I buy it?
Bingo
Next level: make it motorised so it lowers itself when turning on the PC....
How about a simple catch release? Add a pneumatic spring for a door to slow it down and make it move smoothly. You'd still need muscle power to put the monitor back up in the shelf, but at least it would lock itself in once you did.
This would be an upgrade whether you signal it with the presence of mains power or trigger it by hand. Just not having to fumble for the catch when putting the monitor back up would make it worthwhile.
There are many actuators on the market that would do this and easily handle the weight, would be a cool upgrade to the shelf.
Magnet
The monitor would have to have ambient lighting strips behind it as well...
Thats still sooooo much effort... Like turning on the PC
This is so ingenious, elegant, and comes together so nicely. I envy people that can think this way!
this is the only man in the world that can make a sponsor sound genuine and make people want to click the link
Meanwhile my work desk looks like a damn jungle that had an attempt of being swept.
so does this XD
Omg chef pk
I made your senku cola and it was 🔥 lit
Relatable
If someone asks is research material, and it needs to be arranged in a way that resembles a mess.
2 videos?!?
A week apart?!?
We've been blessed!
I am your god, do you worship me?
@@ersetzbar. Yes
Tim K. Yes
@@ersetzbar. *Y E S*
I would not be comfortable with the monitor stuck so close to my face at all. I'm sure a gliding sytem to push it backwards could solve that though.
And it's quite high, so not very appealing to sit in front of for long periods of time.
But apart from that, simply an awesome job.
Yeah, rather let it open towards the wall.
Just make it pivot from the other side, so that when closed the screen is face-up.
@@ThureDuehrsen well its good when you consider good posture
@@firstNamelastName-ho6lv then that kind of does away with what he did about hiding it if you're looking at it from below the shelf, you can clearly see a monitor there if it was screen facing upward
A stunning setup and accessible too.
Great video matt 👌👍🏼👍🏼
Another added benefit of the monitor in the shelf is that you could make the screen completely white and fold it back into the shelf as an overhead lighting fixture!
this is genius
I would also build in some led stripes under the shelf for lightning your desk when the monitor is in use.
And don't forget some stripes on the back of the monitor for ambiance lightning.
I watched this whole thing knowing damn well I will never do this.
Y - Same
Like most people I think x)
Like every DIY video I watch...
you and everyone else...
It's an inspiring video. This means that you can create something similar, even at zero cost (outside of work), if the design of your furniture allows it. For example, I managed to incorporate a computer (an entire metal box) into the leg of an ancient table with a wooden door. I needed convenient access to memory card readers, DVD, USB, laser printer, etc. The wireless keyboard, mouse, headphones, etc. can be hidden in the same space.
The advantage of such a method is that, for example, in the event of a PC failure, you can conveniently replace the entire cabinet. You don't have to disassemble the table. I have the monitor loosely placed on my desk, but this is the only visible PC peripheral. Everyone has to evaluate which solution suits them, and this is partly due to the inspiration from the video.
Very nice, did something very similar in a cockpit desk setup in my study 6 years ago.
That whole build was fantastic 👏 great job
Linus has lost by a long shot for the cleanest build
@OMEGA who
Risk is too great for him dropping it
true
He’d drop the monitor first and then finish the project.
Indeed, you cannot go cleaner than nothing at all. Unless you do the same, but even the desk has to disappear, maybe inside the wall and then the wall itself has to disappear and the house, the city, the country, the world, the universe....
* Black hole *
Every tech youtuber is trying to make a clean setup...
But till now, no one has ever come so far!!
LTT: Write this down! Write this down!
This is a bad idea anyways
@@nwfyandex Why would it be a bad idea?
Dave2D's mouth is frothing
@@RedmilesShark Because it's not great for gaming / airflow. It's very horrible for airflow.
love this invisble series! one reason i didn´t get a pc yet is that I don´t like knowing theres a huge monitor taking up my space, which pops into my line of sight almost instantly.. for my work I require working with a pc/laptop though. Once my laptop is dead, I might actually consider getting a pc. Thanks for sharing all these projects with us!
Love the attention to detail. You've got some skills.
"Now the mouse and keyboard are still rather obvious, so I'll be making my own that can be handily stowed away in thin air using some sheet aluminium, some really nice looking hardwood veneer, 3 paperclips, 4 potted plants and this cat."
i mean he could make that the table hide both
You've been watching Matt for a while too, Eh?. It's the, "...and this cat." that make it hilarious.
I actually read the in matt's voice and its even more hilarious.
He just needs a wireless mouse and keyboard ALSO Razer has a wireless mouse that doesn't need charging it comes included with a mouse mat and as long as the mouse is on the mat or only off the mat for a few seconds it will work so he could thin out the aluminium where he would want to place the mouse mat to make the distance between the mat and the mouse as close as possible so it can keep the mouse powered up and then when not using the peripherals stowaway them in a nearby cupboard or drawer or place it on the shelf
He could just use a built in touch pad and this keyboard LOL ua-cam.com/video/Zq6-2_mk0CI/v-deo.html
15:17 "you can't steal something if you don't know it's there"
ROBBER: ooh that's a nice looking table i'll have that
Midget thieves make good spotters! They used them on the Titanic to spot small icebergs. Unfortunately, that's all they used.
Robber: f*ck it's heavy
DIY Hernia
Also, as of this comment, almost 500k people know it's there lmao
Bloody hell, why are there cables on this table
Wow! Just beautiful! Such quality work!
The only thing that would make it better, have the monitor lowered and raised by actuators.
I was thinking the same. And some electromagnet for extra security. Put an rasbery pi to process when it goes on and off. Maybe jump the power cable to always give the active signal or a way to manually activate. I'd rather have a manual deactivation instead of the pc going off. Maybe put a timer like 15 min off it hides the monitor. After all the manual labor doubt it would sink too much time on it
I was expecting a short throw projector onto the back wall from the bottom on the top shelf. This is much more impressive, good work!
yeah me too
Same!
I thought that too
Sameee
Very nice! I like this even more than the pc bit. Very practical to have your entire desk surface open.
Oh my god it's Ben. It's so cool you guys all watch each others videos.
Thanks Ben!! :D
Its very pretty, But I think if you are going to use a monitor like that having some positional control would be nice - even just a little bit of tilt adjustment would be useful. So for me use a monitor/tv wall mount type arrangement between your hinged surface and the screen - so when its down you can easily get that monitor to a better position for you (even better one of those highly adjustable arms but that is much harder to hide in the shelf- I think you would need a tube or two for it slide down so the shelf becomes not attached to the wall but held up off the table -good for hiding the wires in though).
If you are going for such a fixed position setup the laser style projector built into the PC desk or Shelf seems a sleeker option to me. You need nothing but the tiniest window in the surface to let the projector project onto the wall or a projector screen. So its really really hidden - and putting in all those fans in the PC desk means quiet cooling of the projector is already sorted (as projectors tend to be quite small with loudish fans but the desk already has way more airflow than needed diverting a little won't hurt.)
Practical???
1st: Nonadjustable monitor, what a burden to the neck and lower back (because your body is the one to adjust to the monitor)
2nd: Moving it is mortal sin (so much work IF your gonna "Clean, Repair or Move" it.)
3rd: All that Construction work, for minimal Benefits (purely Aesthetics)
Dunno bout Practical bro.
@@DIYPerks would not it be better, if you use some sliding mechanism to get the screen closer to the wall ? I ( and I think 99.99991% of ppl) like to place my screens as close to the wall as possible.
I legitimately thought this was just clickbait. But you completely blew apart my expectations. Major props to this.
Nice job on this project. Looks great!
I honestly feel like a caveman watching DIY Perks....
YES HAHAHAHA
same here man
DIY Perks mother: What do you want for christmas.
DIY Perks: ALUMINIUM!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Dude u fuckin killed me man
Mom my mom got me some extruded aluminum for Christmas.
How did she pick out the right kind you might ask?
Thank you Amazon wish list.
@@paulweston8184 HAahahah
@@marni2890 Your name is pretty good
@@MrAGoodName :)
Found this by accident and have now subscribed.
So many great ideas that I want to try out.
Thanks for taking the time to produce and share such creative content.
Welcome to the gang!
love how you cleverly shot this to not showcase how far it sticks off the wall
DIY Perks: "Alright, how do I bring this wonderful idea to life?"
*_A l u m i n i u m_*
Allo-Minie-Um
Americans: What's Aluminium? We only know Aluminum
Rob Blaich the correct pronunciation.
The correct pronunciation is actually al-um-knee-um
Something Nothing ???
these designs are getting too pretty! props to you mate, this is impressive work
Absolutely! I would really love to see the monitor be automated, so when you wake the computer from sleep or press a button or something the monitor slowly lowers down.
Love u simon cade!
@@schwimiiiehaiqi5325 ditto
Impossible...
Impossible, is this the real Simaon Cade???!!!!
I actually did not notice the wire in the first shots until you mentioned it later in the video. A very neat work as always.
This is an amazing build, one I truly would like in my house one day , and I love the color of the wall
“Hey come check out my new desk PC”
“You mean desktop PC?”
“No.”
desk pcs are already a thing tho
@@ps3aciv Yeah, but not like this one!!!!
@@ggesdsdsdsd true, mine has watercooled pc parts, and is height adjustable, so i can stand or sit in front of it, nevertheless very nice first try (i assume first try, because he either choose form over function, or didn't realise some stuff needs height adjustment for ergonomic use)
Part 3: “You’re probably wondering why you can’t see me, that’s because today we’re going to be making an invisible UA-cam video”
Your phone spontanuosly turns in a shelf
"And to do this we're going to use, you guessed it, a few pieces of aluminium."
Hahahah made my day
hahaha
Spot on! That is one of the best builds I have ever seen.
You're a very talented man Matt well done mate
I’m not kidding when I’m saying a mass produced version of this table could be a best-seller
I think you're kidding.
BlueBoyTube I agree
It would be too expansive and i dont think rich people need that
Folded steel with laminate top. Pre-drilled motherboard, videocard, and SSD/HDD mount/riser holes, 120mm fan mounts. It can work.
I can see IKEA selling something like this. I can also see myself buying it.
It would be amazing to get a video about "Where are they now?" to see how most of these builds are holding up after a while'
He uses a lot of them, you can see them in the background
But I definitely want to see a follow up on every project, maybe like vlog-style
@@cheesewire007 yeah imagine a remake of that video, but covering every project he's done to date _now_ and how they've held up over time. That would be amazing, there's a bunch I'm really curious about.
Plus it would make a good promo video for the channel since you'd see all the crazy stuff he gets up to.
yes, pls do
You channel is a dreamland, you are doing the stuff that i always wanted to do and build ❤️
Dude...you are really a DIY freak... Hands down mate, you are one of the best content creators on UA-cam!
Salespitch if one moves out.
"This 16 square meters living room is just a disguised server farm and callcenter for 10 persons. If you follow me to the kittchen you will see it transform into a full nightclub."
best comment I have read this week!
Title: Building an invisible PC
Me at 3 am: I don't need sleep, I need answers.
Sleep? What's sleep??? 5:59am and almost ready to turn off the lights and sneak into bed.. Next project. Computer hidden behind wall paper.
Haha, 02:26
Me scrolling through comments at 4am
Wow! It's really great. I'am programmer, and I like to build software systems. But not so good "in a real world". And people, who can do such things with their own hands amaizing and inspiring me.
Have a good day and great projects in a future!
yet another situation in which short people become either villains or conversation starters
"However, this monitor isn't actually..."
Expected him to say "...a monitor."
"This monitor is actually...A hat."
@@kparker84 And also, hidden under the hat, is another mini oled monitor that can easily fold in when not needed. Nice.
It's a cake?
Hey! Vsauce, Michael here..
Imagine going into his house and it’s empty and with a simple button everything comes out at the same time
First to find his house we need to find a switch lol
Fucking Mickey mouse house
I have seen this kind of house where the bed is hidden behind a staircase, the whole bathroom hidden in drawers which are opposites to the kitchen (so you can either access the kitchen or the bathroom), among many more clever tricks to live well in a very tiny space.
basically an irl redstone house
not button, but BOOT-EN
Amazing video! I didn't even think about the vines hiding the power cable until you showed it...
The thing that bothers me is at 12:15ish.. there is a missing screw in the top left of the leftmost wall bracket. Which is funny as the section immediately before is about adding other brackets for strength. Otherwise the whole design etc is amazing. I love the clean feel of this set of projects.
11:43 "and this is puerly down to the *solid brick wall* "
cries in north american drywalls
same with Balkanian loam walls
This was exactly my thought... You would need to measure the shelf mounts to align with that wall studs...but then you are going to probably limited to only 2 total (vs 4) unless you make the shelf very wide (probably 48 or 72 inches wide or more
@@jarcher2828 you could mount with three studs and then some external shelf mounts.
He's missing a screw
@@ryrypk left side, top left corner 12:09 :P
"Fairly theft-proof. You can't steal something if no one knows it's there"
3 mio views on UA-cam.
Inversely, thieves getting in his house would have to steal all the wood
@@daviscarl3766 without knowing what really it is 😅
Now even my $10 Lack is not safe anymore.
hmmm pluged in wood furniture cool :D
Most robbers ain't that bright man
incredible design. great work
Man gotta love this guy work and engineering
Linus tech tips: we're build a hidden pc
This guy: I'm about to destroy this man's whole career
Yeah, but I saw both videos and this one was uploaded the same day an hour before.
@@cristian44137 Linus new desk video isn't uploaded yet, the video you are talking about is just a clean desk build. The pc is next to the desk in the video. His Desk pc is still in the making. I still think that desk pc from Linus will be far superior than the one diyperks build.
@@2297william They also have similar but different goals.
DIYP made an "invisible" PC, LTT is probably going to have the top part made of glass so you can see every component.
The main thing they have in common aside from being desk PCs is that they both aim to be thin.
@@squngy0 true but I still can't appreciate diyp build, he used a ton of fans which are more expensive than a custom watercooling loop. And the gpu even throttles at max temp 🙈
Linus was later,and more a hack job,which is typical Linus.
My dumb ass thought you were gonna put it into the wall and paint over the screen 🤣
Hahahahhaa and my dumb a*s though he was going to use a projector instead. I mean that the top wood layer thing was the projector. But not he had a complete desktop mounted in to it haha
Same here. Maybe he should make one that built into the wall and put some transparent sticker to it
I had a similar thought, that he was going to strip off some sort of wallpaper 😬
Thought maybe it was just a really good fecking monitor and that he had his wall as the background to give it the invisible look lmao
@@acacius9903 The problem with using a projector is that it can only make the surface brighter and not darker. So if you want good contrast and dark blacks in your image, you need a room so poorly lit that the wall looks black when the projector is off.
Awesome project, looking forward to build one myself. That's an awesome startup idea btw!
As a refinement, have you thought of using a door piston (car hatchback) to slow the monitor coming down? Some kitchen door hinges can add a spring-loaded open effect that might be unpleasant. I so admire your channel and your creativity.
Short People: Weird viewing angle but okay
LMAOOOOOO
Short people dont deserve nice things
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 XD
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 😭😰 Don't be mean
Large People: Weird angle of their arms for mouse and keyboard. This is not maked for use, it's maked to look nice.
Next vid: How to Build Invisible House
“Well this might looks like a big f*cking boulder, but it is actually hollow..”
"and all the parts were sourced from old busted laptops"
Hey that's what I say to myself when I'm introducing myself to myself before starting a heated philosophical conversation with myself
*living under a rock* got a new meaning
build luxury home but in outside its look like cheap house
And yes, we will use aluminum.
randomly came across your channel and these builds are very interesting
Beautiful tutorial to a very smart project!
This totally owns the Linus ”No Cable" build with a monitor cable sticking out at the end.
That was SO triggering
Linus noob nerd
Linus setup is way better as he can still upgrade monitors way easier and more customisation can be done
@@Bigma6400 Well, you just replace the top shelf on this one and you could add more monitors, but the point was that it’s cleaner.
@@bcusbcus "just replace the top shelf" :D
Linus Tech Tips : Project Zero Cables - The Cleanest Desk Setup EVER
DIY Perks : Hold my cable disguise
And an ad from PIA to top it off! lol
wow just amazing, I just recently discovered your channel and I have loved every single video I have watched so far. Impressive level of creativity🔥🔥🔥
Just discovered this channel, and I can't stop watching 😍 🔥🔥
Imagine losing in a game then banging on ur desk and then u realise u have just broke ur pc
Or your hand(s) with all that aluminum
@@donnytheflow XD
I was thinking, what if your pc breaks, is there a way to just open the desk?
@@SpecterNeverSpectator probably has access panels underneath.
@@SpecterNeverSpectator in the original vid he goes over it the bottom of the table has machine screws and unscrews with eae. He did a full hardware swap on the "table" a while back and opening the thing was like 20 seconds of the whole process
Your "no holds barred" approach to your projects/videos is so inspirational. Makes me want to ditch the weekly release schedule of my videos and just make awesome videos in whatever time frame I can. Totally awesome project, Matt. I had no idea the cable was hidden by the ivy and fern when you showed off the build in the beginning. Great idea!
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@Miniac you should do like LGR does and have a Blerb channel for short and east videos and then use your main channel for longer, more editing intense videos. In any case, I enjoy your content! Paint....more...mini’s!
you could add the flat black wrapping material to the inside of the shelf behind the monitor to make it look even that much better.