MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
I believe its been about 8 Years since I read an article in OPRAH magazine about you. I bought your book and made a Farmhouse queen bed, farmhouse table and two high chairs(twins) at the time i was 67 years old. It gave me such confidence when you mentioned you and your husband built your own house in Alaska so why couldn't you make your own furniture. I am so glad to see you you on UA-cam. thanks
I only found Ana White this week. I love her outdoor furniture. Will have to back track and look for her other plans and see how she built her house. Her methods make it seem easy and look nice and simple dimension wood. Congrats on the twins. I’m 65 and know a little about building. My partner of 6 years helping me learn more. Congrats on the twins. I presume grandchildren. I’m a twin too. Old twin!
just a few days ago, my mother in law was complaining about the ugly shelving she has her direct tv box sitting on, attached to the wall. she said she had wanted a floating shelf there but didn't know how to make it. i told her to leave it to me, i'd get it taken care of. low and behold, ana comes to the rescue! thanks so much!
Thanks Ana. Love how you take your time in your videos to explain everything and assume the viewer has ZERO knowledge! It's always good to have that reminder even if you repeat it 5 times in the video!!
I just built this shelf unit, and it turned out well. I used 1/4" MDF for the top instead of plywood, and I did not fasten it with brads. You could place a piece of shelf paper over the top to hide the seams if necessary. The reason: it makes an ideal place to keep valuables or things you don't want your children (or spouse) getting into. Also, MDF is very stable and will not warp after it is finished. To lift the top for removal simple use a piece of tape to lift it.
It's a tiny thing but I so appreciate that you guys reduce volume or mute the sound of the tools (saw and nailer) I watch these when I have time at work but I'm in an office. So when the saw goes off all loud in a video it makes people go "what was that!?" hahaha - Thanks for another great video Ana!
Love watching your videos. I have learned so much. Even as a novice I made sliding drawers for my pantry cupboard. They work and they're sturdy. Been in use 3 yrs -- no sagging! Thanks for all you teach. I appreciate it very much. BTW I'm an 80 yo disabled senior. My mantra: Anyone can do anything if they try hard enough. 😍
This is by far the easiest technique for the floating shelves installation I saw. The ones with dowels is way too complicated for me. Definitely going try this as I am looking to build shelves over my bathroom tub as well. Thank you so much!!
Thanks for the circular saw tip. Thank you also for the foam hack...in more detail. Excellent camera detail of the cut. Many Thx. The finished shelves look amazing!
Lovely. I especially like that your projects show just what is possible and then I can start to add my own ideas too, it's like seeing life through a different window. Thanks again, Ana.
Your tutorials make me feel like I can do it. You make the complex easy to understand and don't even break a sweat. Can you share a tutorial on building a sliding floating shelf for additional storage?
Thank you, I will keep that in mind! Check out this for now, you could modifiy to have a shallow drawer www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/floating-shelves-pull-out-drying-racks-and-hanging-rods
Great design, Ana! I researched a bunch of different floating shelf designs and yours really made a lot of sense and was easy to build. Each one of my shelves was 6 feet long and went on four walls of an office to display memorabilia! Thanks for a great video!
I think that's the first time I've ever seen a floating shelf built as a single unit. Been watching your videos for years. Hope you keep going for a long time.
While I am not planning on making shelves, I was mesmerized watching this. You are the best teacher. You explain everything so well. I really believe now that if I did want shelves, I could watch this again and build them. Excellent video. Thank you.
I have watched several of your floating shelf vidoes (maybe there are two?) but I love this one because I don't (yet) have the setup for pocket screws... so I can do this one! Thanks, Ana!
Ana White, you are so talented. Spot on with your designs. Back in my youthful days, I worked as a trim carpenter which required careful measures Your home looks awesome. BTW I am still in construction after 20 year stint in the military. PM for HVAC and plumbing contractor commercial and mainly hospitals Thanks for sharing.
Another great design by the great Ana!! I needed to do some floating shelves in my family room so I knew who to turn to! Aside from the carpentry perfection the highlights... breakfast served while working and box of baby wipes as a useful tool. 😊👍. Thanks Ana!
I totally like all your videos that I've seen. You just do an overall awesome job of explaining, demonstrating, etc... just everything, right down to the relaxing background music. Also, I love how your family is soooo supportive and helps you out when needed !! So much positivity going on in each and every video. And, OH, Yeah, I've built about 10 of your projects, using your easy to do plans. THANK YOU ! I will keep watching and learning !
I just used your method to build a 6-ft floating shelf and an 8-ft floating shelf above my new garage work benches. They are really strong! I trust them with all my woodworking toys. Thank you for such excellent instructions.
Hi Ana this floating shelves came out beautiful that expired me for me to build one from my house I saw your previous video where you made the planners they came out so beautiful if you ever decide to make workshop School I'll be your first student you do good job Ana the most that I love is how you explain things I should do in it there's a few ladies that I follow on their videos one is Amanda merds the other one is Shannon and now you but you do great job and I'll show you a little buddy you so cute great job Ana you look like you have all the talent to build things thanks
I am gonna do this one. Also if somebody wanted to use this shelf to display family pictures I would attach a half round edge toward the front but on top probably so the pictures won't fall off. Great Wall shelf for pictures to keep from mounting everywhere especially on latte n plaster walls. Thanks Ana for great sharing!
Hi Ana I love your work and am ready for floating shelves. I made your cottage looking bunk beds for my granddaughters and garage shelving for my daughter. I’m a retired 67 yr old grandma with woodworking hobbies.
WOW! You're awesome! I started watching you a couple of years ago on your tiny house builds. I now see you again with new stuff. You've evolved sooo much! Good on ya!
Great idea. Once thing I recommend is to put the plywood underneath in the bathroom, because, if the top of the shelf gets wet it can easily be wiped and no water will go through the cracks.
Ana, I'm thinking about building these shelf as a bar shelf replacing the plywood with Glass and adding led lights to shine on bottles. Thanks so much for the video!!
If you could somehow make the top of the shelf slide off with a drawer pull rail it would be easier to get your things out. Just an idea. I have no idea how you would do that
Why am I just finding your videos?? LOL! This is my 3rd and look forward to playing catch up! Love the scrap box below your saw. I've wanted a shop for years to build whatever I want. I'm a tool junkie & love wood. LOL! You've given me an idea when hanging the shelf open from the top...hinging the top & maybe push-to-open or magnetic closure for "secret" storage. Using a thicker top, of course. Love the spacer!!!
Oh yes they look very nice. Jacbo will enjoy them when he needs a towel.... lol... Keep doing you hun. At least we like them even though Jacbo shuck his head. We appreciate all your hard work, Chris from Missouri
Thanks, Ana! This is just the tutorial I needed this week, as I’m redesigning an extra bedroom into an office space. I was wondering how I could do something like this for out-of-the way storage for reference books and materials without adding a bookshelf to the floor space. Now I know! Thanks again and I really appreciate your work and generosity in sharing it with us! Blessings for your beautiful family! 🥰 🙌🧰🔨📐
@@kathleenodonnell3156 Wow! That's kind of harsh. Why would you even comment about someone else's husband like that. She obviously loves her husband. I know this was a GIRL power comment, but dang really, I am sure she didn't find this comment pleasing. If anyone spoke about my wife like that regardless of the face she made, I wouldn't be too happy.
Excellent video! You might want to remind your viewers NOT to use black drywall screws on wood projects as the are too brittle and will snap off/shear off with heavy weight which will cause an accident to happen! I built your “Learning Tower” and it came out just perfect. Thank you!!
Could you put hinges on the top panel so you could also have some storage in the hollow inside? Thanks for sharing another great video. Keep Up the AWESOME work! ATB : )
@@wayawolf1967 With a hidden pin lock triggered by a magnetic talk piece that sits on top slide the piece out to the edge, pin comes up and door can open.
Someday I'm going to Send out a Challenge to some of those other UA-cam Woodworkers. Something like; Build an Entertainment Center using Nothing but a Drill, a Circular Saw, a Screwdriver, and a Hammer. And a 3 Foot tape measure, on a Key Chain. With Kitchen Chairs and 2x4's for saw horses! Your's are pretty close. Especially the earlier ones. Yea, I've been watching you a few years or more. You know the ones; First I'm going take this wood over to this (Special Tool) then I'm going use this (special Tool) to do this part of the Project. Now I'm using this (Special Tool) and do this to the Wood. Now after using all these Special/Expensive Tools, that you ain't got, I'm gonna have this Beautiful Item, (that will never look like your!) As I said, your's are like the first example, which is a compliment.
Your awesome Ana! Been watchin your stuff for quite a few years. Hubby looked kinda salty there and shook his head and walked away lol. Thanks for your inspiration over the years.
MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
I believe its been about 8 Years since I read an article in OPRAH magazine about you. I bought your book and made a Farmhouse queen bed, farmhouse table and two high chairs(twins) at the time i was 67 years old. It gave me such confidence when you mentioned you and your husband built your own house in Alaska so why couldn't you make your own furniture. I am so glad to see you you on UA-cam. thanks
I only found Ana White this week. I love her outdoor furniture. Will have to back track and look for her other plans and see how she built her house. Her methods make it seem easy and look nice and simple dimension wood. Congrats on the twins. I’m 65 and know a little about building. My partner of 6 years helping me learn more. Congrats on the twins. I presume grandchildren. I’m a twin too. Old twin!
Wow! Thanks for the Inspo. I’m 62. 💖🦩
just a few days ago, my mother in law was complaining about the ugly shelving she has her direct tv box sitting on, attached to the wall. she said she had wanted a floating shelf there but didn't know how to make it. i told her to leave it to me, i'd get it taken care of. low and behold, ana comes to the rescue! thanks so much!
Thanks Ana. Love how you take your time in your videos to explain everything and assume the viewer has ZERO knowledge! It's always good to have that reminder even if you repeat it 5 times in the video!!
Can’t believe it’s been almost 10 years since I found one of your tutorials on instructables! 💚💚💚
I just built this shelf unit, and it turned out well. I used 1/4" MDF for the top instead of plywood, and I did not fasten it with brads. You could place a piece of shelf paper over the top to hide the seams if necessary. The reason: it makes an ideal place to keep valuables or things you don't want your children (or spouse) getting into. Also, MDF is very stable and will not warp after it is finished. To lift the top for removal simple use a piece of tape to lift it.
I was thinking the same thing about the storage! Thinking of doing this and actually hinge the top.
It's a tiny thing but I so appreciate that you guys reduce volume or mute the sound of the tools (saw and nailer) I watch these when I have time at work but I'm in an office. So when the saw goes off all loud in a video it makes people go "what was that!?" hahaha - Thanks for another great video Ana!
Annette Garcia me too. It allows me to watch videos next to my sleeping wife.
You should be working not watching UA-cam 🤣😊
@@F-J. haha true but I have down time😄
Yessss!! I agree! Love the muted sound!
@@704gyrl me too, so it won't be like, "RIP eardrums." A lot of people watch UA-cam with headphones 🎧 .
Love watching your videos. I have learned so much. Even as a novice I made sliding drawers for my pantry cupboard. They work and they're sturdy. Been in use 3 yrs -- no sagging! Thanks for all you teach. I appreciate it very much. BTW I'm an 80 yo disabled senior. My mantra: Anyone can do anything if they try hard enough. 😍
Wonderful, and that is absolutley true!
This is by far the easiest technique for the floating shelves installation I saw. The ones with dowels is way too complicated for me. Definitely going try this as I am looking to build shelves over my bathroom tub as well. Thank you so much!!
Whaooo! I can’t believe it I so excited to see all you projects Whaooo! 😍🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏
Yay! Thank you!
Thanks for the circular saw tip. Thank you also for the foam hack...in more detail. Excellent camera detail of the cut. Many Thx.
The finished shelves look amazing!
Lovely. I especially like that your projects show just what is possible and then I can start to add my own ideas too, it's like seeing life through a different window. Thanks again, Ana.
I love that you two are building your home & everything in it together! Your work is beautiful!♥️
This gave me the idea to make a floating shelf that is also a hidden storage. Thank you!
Wonderful!
Your tutorials make me feel like I can do it. You make the complex easy to understand and don't even break a sweat. Can you share a tutorial on building a sliding floating shelf for additional storage?
Thank you, I will keep that in mind! Check out this for now, you could modifiy to have a shallow drawer www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/floating-shelves-pull-out-drying-racks-and-hanging-rods
Great design, Ana! I researched a bunch of different floating shelf designs and yours really made a lot of sense and was easy to build. Each one of my shelves was 6 feet long and went on four walls of an office to display memorabilia! Thanks for a great video!
Nice job on the floating shelves Ana! Thank you for sharing with us.👍👌😎JP
Great video Ana! Keep up the good work. I love how your videos are clear concise and thorough. Thanks again for another cool project.
I think that's the first time I've ever seen a floating shelf built as a single unit. Been watching your videos for years. Hope you keep going for a long time.
While I am not planning on making shelves, I was mesmerized watching this. You are the best teacher. You explain everything so well. I really believe now that if I did want shelves, I could watch this again and build them. Excellent video. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Keeping it real Ana White. Thank you so much! Love your style.
I have watched several of your floating shelf vidoes (maybe there are two?) but I love this one because I don't (yet) have the setup for pocket screws... so I can do this one!
Thanks, Ana!
Sweet!
LOVE LOVE LOVE the shelves & the chandelier!!♥️♥️♥️
Great job! Thank you for teaching us. Love the shelves!!
Thanks for watching!
A lot easier to do now that I've seen how it's done. Seems like a better method than some of those other floating shelves out there. Thanks again!
Thanks for the visit!
Ana is awesome. Keep up the great videos!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Love them! Your tub is quite large so I think the depth of the shelves is perfect. Beautiful as always!!
Once again Ana comes through with an excellent tutorial for a project I have on my list. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Love the instruction.Seems easy enough to do.
First video for floating shelves that I've seen that made me say "I think I can do that!" Thank You!
Ana White, you are so talented. Spot on with your designs. Back in my youthful days, I worked as a trim carpenter which required careful measures Your home looks awesome. BTW I am still in construction after 20 year stint in the military. PM for HVAC and plumbing contractor commercial and mainly hospitals Thanks for sharing.
Another great design by the great Ana!! I needed to do some floating shelves in my family room so I knew who to turn to! Aside from the carpentry perfection the highlights... breakfast served while working and box of baby wipes as a useful tool. 😊👍. Thanks Ana!
Thank you! 😊
I totally like all your videos that I've seen. You just do an overall awesome job of explaining, demonstrating, etc... just everything, right down to the relaxing background music. Also, I love how your family is soooo supportive and helps you out when needed !! So much positivity going on in each and every video. And, OH, Yeah, I've built about 10 of your projects, using your easy to do plans. THANK YOU ! I will keep watching and learning !
Thank you so much, it is so nice to get positive feedback!
Thankful for this channel! I love how you get right to it instead of talking about everything but building the shelf! Excellent DIY videos
Thanks for the feedback!
You are a genius! You are the main reason why I have anything beautiful in my Airbnbs!
Thank you so much for teaching us!
So happy to help!
I just used your method to build a 6-ft floating shelf and an 8-ft floating shelf above my new garage work benches. They are really strong! I trust them with all my woodworking toys. Thank you for such excellent instructions.
Wonderful Eileen, we'd love to see a photo if you'd like sharing! If so you can email anawhitesite@gmail.com:)
@@AnaWhiteDIY Will do! Love all that you share with us.
Hi Ana this floating shelves came out beautiful that expired me for me to build one from my house I saw your previous video where you made the planners they came out so beautiful if you ever decide to make workshop School I'll be your first student you do good job Ana the most that I love is how you explain things I should do in it there's a few ladies that I follow on their videos one is Amanda merds the other one is Shannon and now you but you do great job and I'll show you a little buddy you so cute great job Ana you look like you have all the talent to build things thanks
Love your creativity and common sense approach. Thank You for sharing your ideas and how to. Your Great!
I appreciate that!
Best floating shelf video. Thanks
You're welcome!
Thank you for sharing! Great job...love these shelves!
As always your technique and attitude are first class. Thank you for producing and sharing this
My pleasure!
I love these videos!! So inspirational- what a nice perk to be able to design everything exactly the way you want it in your home.
Beautiful work. I'm addicted to your channel
I've been building your old floating shelf method. I like this new one, I'll have to try it next time I need a shelf. Thanks for the builds.
I am gonna do this one. Also if somebody wanted to use this shelf to display family pictures I would attach a half round edge toward the front but on top probably so the pictures won't fall off. Great Wall shelf for pictures to keep from mounting everywhere especially on latte n plaster walls. Thanks Ana for great sharing!
Saving this video. Thank you! Feeling more encouraged I can do this!
Wonderful!
Nice project. Very sturdy for random pieces that are heavier than towels.
Hi Ana I love your work and am ready for floating shelves. I made your cottage looking bunk beds for my granddaughters and garage shelving for my daughter. I’m a retired 67 yr old grandma with woodworking hobbies.
Wonderful!
I love your work, your video, bought your book and since then I love to work with wood. Thx and love from Germany 🤗😍
You are so cool! I’m pretty handy myself, and it’s awesome to see another sister rocking these projects!
WOW! You're awesome! I started watching you a couple of years ago on your tiny house builds. I now see you again with new stuff. You've evolved sooo much! Good on ya!
Thanks!
Great idea. Once thing I recommend is to put the plywood underneath in the bathroom, because, if the top of the shelf gets wet it can easily be wiped and no water will go through the cracks.
Thanks for your visit and tip!
Anna , they look very nice. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍😊
Ana, I'm thinking about building these shelf as a bar shelf replacing the plywood with Glass and adding led lights to shine on bottles. Thanks so much for the video!!
That's a great idea!
Thank you so much. I've been looking for ways to hang floating shelves, and you did such a nice job at explaining and showing how to do this process.
Wow, great hiding spot for valubles. Love your videos.
Great idea.
Totally what I was thinking!
If you could somehow make the top of the shelf slide off with a drawer pull rail it would be easier to get your things out. Just an idea. I have no idea how you would do that
You could put some hinges on the top at the back so you can lift up a lid and hide things in. Great video thank you
Thank you so much for this simple approach. I think I even have all the scraps of wood I need to do this!
Your tutorials are simple and very well explained.
Glad you like them!
Great job
Thanks for the visit!
Why am I just finding your videos?? LOL! This is my 3rd and look forward to playing catch up! Love the scrap box below your saw. I've wanted a shop for years to build whatever I want. I'm a tool junkie & love wood. LOL! You've given me an idea when hanging the shelf open from the top...hinging the top & maybe push-to-open or magnetic closure for "secret" storage. Using a thicker top, of course. Love the spacer!!!
Welcome:)
You make doing that look soo simple. Thank you for being so thorough in explaining how to do this.
Glad it was helpful!
you have no idea how much I seared for a simple and doable tutorial like this one?
and these look lovely
man your awesome.
Glad you liked it!
Those came out sooooo good!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!! I currently live in a studio apt and have been looking for this for so long..
You are so welcome!
Oh yes they look very nice. Jacbo will enjoy them when he needs a towel.... lol...
Keep doing you hun. At least we like them even though Jacbo shuck his head.
We appreciate all your hard work,
Chris from Missouri
I love your work. I just wish I could do some of these projects.
I love your step by step tutorial. It came out beautiful 😍 Thanks for sharing
Looks easy enough. I really like this.
Appreciate your real life & refreshing approach to usable projects that are functional and pleasing to build - well done!
Great design.. Loved it...a humble suggestion to round off the edges (short sides) ...to avoid bumps on the head.
Beautiful!
Thanks for the visit!
OMG, thank you for muting the nailer sound!
Thanks, Ana! This is just the tutorial I needed this week, as I’m redesigning an extra bedroom into an office space. I was wondering how I could do something like this for out-of-the way storage for reference books and materials without adding a bookshelf to the floor space. Now I know! Thanks again and I really appreciate your work and generosity in sharing it with us! Blessings for your beautiful family! 🥰 🙌🧰🔨📐
A different take on it. Nice.
And it's always good to see a man that is batting above his average.
Anna I love this! I want floating shelves in my kitchen!
Starting with what I assume is Coffee. Awesome!! Thanks.
Beautiful shelves, beautiful colors, and a great design, perfect tutorial....
LOVE your channel!♥️
The look on your husband's face was priceless.
@ Yah. Where does he get of thinking it's all his bathroom! I'd be smacking him up the side of the head!
@@kathleenodonnell3156 Wow! That's kind of harsh. Why would you even comment about someone else's husband like that. She obviously loves her husband. I know this was a GIRL power comment, but dang really, I am sure she didn't find this comment pleasing.
If anyone spoke about my wife like that regardless of the face she made, I wouldn't be too happy.
Excellent video! You might want to remind your viewers NOT to use black drywall screws on wood projects as the are too brittle and will snap off/shear off with heavy weight which will cause an accident to happen! I built your “Learning Tower” and it came out just perfect. Thank you!!
You have my dream workshop !! Looking forward to seeing more if your projects ..
Thank you, it works well for us!
I’m afraid of power tools but love to see you create, you make it look easy. Your Baby is adorable
Made these today and I loved how they turned out. Thank you for sharing.
Ever since I started watching your videos I think you are a beautiful and good builder. 📐📏🔨
Thank you so much 😀
Could you put hinges on the top panel so you could also have some storage in the hollow inside? Thanks for sharing another great video. Keep Up the AWESOME work! ATB : )
You could but now we all know your going to stash stuff in there lol...
Yep. fold down hinged front panel for hiding a pistol.
Waya Wolf the jacuzzi uzi
@@wayawolf1967 With a hidden pin lock triggered by a magnetic talk piece that sits on top
slide the piece out to the edge, pin comes up and door can open.
A drawer is my choice.
Seems like assembling and strengthening the shelf would have been a perfect situation for using pocket holes... especially with 3/4" boards.
OMGosh, someone who actually turns off the soundtrack when editing saws. WHOHOOOOO
Someday I'm going to Send out a Challenge to some of those other UA-cam Woodworkers.
Something like; Build an Entertainment Center using Nothing but a Drill, a Circular Saw, a Screwdriver, and a Hammer.
And a 3 Foot tape measure, on a Key Chain.
With Kitchen Chairs and 2x4's for saw horses!
Your's are pretty close.
Especially the earlier ones.
Yea, I've been watching you a few years or more.
You know the ones;
First I'm going take this wood over to this (Special Tool)
then I'm going use this (special Tool) to do this part of the Project.
Now I'm using this (Special Tool) and do this to the Wood.
Now after using all these Special/Expensive Tools, that you ain't got, I'm gonna have this Beautiful Item, (that will never look like your!)
As I said, your's are like the first example, which is a compliment.
Thank you, that is the goal to make it achievable for everybody, with limited tools and resources. I appreciate that!
I'm glad I saw this. Thanks for making it seem easy. 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Great tip putting the screws in an angle.
Nice tutorial but I've a question, with a mitre saw at your disposal why not mitre the box to produce a better looking product.
You of course could do that, I'm just simifying for every skill set here. Thanks for the visit!
Ana, thank you! You’re an inspiration.
Thank you!
Oh wow so glad to see this one, I've been wanting to make some for my bathroom too & these look real sturdy. Thank you, can't wait to to make some🤗 👍
Thank you for sharing your valuable experiences.
My pleasure!
Great job 👍 thanks for the advice
I knew they’re had to be a better way!! THANK YOU.
Thank you! This video made it sooooo easy to understand! Kudos!
Glad it helped!
This is a perfect explanation
Your awesome Ana! Been watchin your stuff for quite a few years. Hubby looked kinda salty there and shook his head and walked away lol. Thanks for your inspiration over the years.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks. Satisfying to watch. One day...
I am a newcomer to your UA-cam videos but I sure enjoy them.
Welcome!