The Industrial Shelving Unit - Easy DIY Project
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Easy DIY tutorial for making your own industrial-style shelving unit!
Dimensions: 48"l x 25 1/2"h x 11 1/4"d
Aftet having a stroke in December I've tried making wood projects as therapy. This was a great one had a friend help in assembling it since I have limited use of my right side. Love your projects and am going to use more of them as well. The only change was I used 10" pipes.
Larry Hensley : Atta boy, Larry!! I recently suffered a stroke too. I'm also using woodworking to help myself recover. I may work slower, but dammit, I get it done!!
Take care guys
I wonder if you can purchase 15" pipe sections....That is how far apart I want my selves to be.
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seems to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
You have absolutely convinced me that I can do these projects myself! I would start off with one like this as my testing ground and later move on to something larger. Thanks for the motivation!
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Have to say love this video, I've used it to make a shoe rack for my sister. I used some nice white oak, distressed it using a wire brush and various other tools, for stain used spirit based stain in 2 shades, teak and rosewood, sanded mainly by hand 40/80 grit and a little go over with 120, got a nice character feel to touch to the grain of the wood and finished with 3 costs of Danish wood oil which so far looks great, just wanted to share this and thank you guys for the inspiration. I've seen a couple of other videos that I'll be following soon too 😎
Thanks for watching! Sounds like the project turned out great and your sister got a nice gift!
The exact video I was looking for!! And so relatable with the supervisor pup 🤣😍
Yay! Glad you found it...
Great looking shelf! A real diy that doesnt need 8 different saws, clamps, special drill bits etc.
I made one of those in high school wood class, back in 1981, back then pipe and flange were pennies - not any more! Nice!
Hals Wood Shop. Your projects are great for inspiring builders. I have watched since the start. It is time to add an early step....Choose the best surface of the board to be the top surface when you are arranging the boards. ....It would be a small line your text and you are most likely doing it but your audience ( beginners by those questions..what grit sandpaper?) would really benefit, instead of the sap line showing up from the pine and the good side ending up elsewhere. Most new " makers" are starting with pine so choosing is a good lesson for them.
Thank goodness for people like you out there❤. You make it look so simple and easy. Thank you!👍👍👍👍👍
Wow that's so nice of you to say! Thanks for watching!
Hey guys,
I put together my own shoe rack with the help of this video. I made my own little video of it and gave you props. Thank you🙏🏽.
Super job, well done. Love the simple, straight to the point instructions.
Thank you!
Nice work! You look at peace when you're building.
Good job. A robust and rustic looking piece of furniture. A hundred times better than all those Chinese sawdust components.
If you aren't already - it would be great to attach these videos to a blog post with written out instructions to also follow along and get material, cut lists, etc.
I can do that for you
you guys do amazing work. My Farmhouse table looks AMAZING! Currently building a bar for my Sunroom.
awesome love how your videos are simple prices and names of each tool quoted and end product is amazing.
I Love this and now Im making ONE for myself!!! thanks I have already ordered all the material from Amazon.Thanks
This is awesome. I plan to make this for my entry. I'll leave off the wheels and add a cushion on top so it can serve as a bench as well.
This is totally neat. It would make a gorgeous coffee table too. And a woman doing it is encouraging. I keep telling my bosses they need to project tool bags and things for women especially. Missing a good oportunity. There are more and more single moms. Its not a good thing but most people out there are smart enough to use things like that to their advantage. I would love to learn woodworking allot more. Thank you. This one caught my eye.
Thanks for watching!
Great idea!! Digging the easy assemble pipes/flanges looks very industrial
These are better furniture than the store sell plus you appreciate it a lot more when you make it yourself.
First of all great work, I have watched all of your videos. And they inspired me to have wood working as a hobby, as a matter-of-fact I am making the farmhouse table(almost done). Next in line are the bench, console table and the bar rack. This one looks very easy and I am planning to do it too. Keep doing the great work and posting new projects.
ajitthebond how long did it take you to make the farmhouse table?
Love this! Definitely going to do this. Thanks for sharing. Also, thanks for making such quality and easy to follow videos! Very to the point! You don't have an intro talking for 4 mins haha
I love the industrial look and your dog is the cutest thing ever!
Another great project using the minimal materials and tools. Thank you
hello guys, I was just looking on ebay looking for a shelf and then i thought perhaps I can build something. Your video just sparked something in me and I'm going to buy some tools.
That's awesome, good luck with the build!
A locking caster in the "front" would also be a good idea, so it won't roll.
Thank you for making this video. My fiancé and I are making this now.
Good luck with the build!
Soy de Uruguay. Me encanta lo que hacen. Muy buena onda. Felicitaciones!!!!!!!!
Muchas gracias!
Great industrial design easy project! I am thinking of modifying your idea for an audio component display rack, turntables and heavy tube amp on the top, maybe 4-6 pipes per level, and an u used marble slab (freebie) on the top. Great choice of materials
Sounds like a good project ahead, thanks for watching!
I LOVE this channel!! I'm only two videos in, but I'm hooked! I LOVE- that she gets in there and does all of this as well! It makes me feel like I'm seeing something real amidst all of this UA-cam fakeness! Rock on you guys!!
That is pretty slick, and looks like a fun next project. I think I might try to turn some spindles on the lathe instead of using the pipes, then use the black wood dye on the spindles, and finish with the 5 color wood dye kit. Great vids you guys, thank you so much for sharing!
Sounds like a good plan, happy building!
would love this idea on a coffee table...maybe you can build it ...pretty please...great video...thanks
I wish my mrs was that handy with tools, saves me doing it all the time :)
This is how all videos should be done. Kool looking shoe rack
Thanks!
Just came across your DIY videos during the current lockdown pandemic and I love them. Hope you guys keep making them?!
More to come!
honestly i cant wait to get a job and instead of buying furniture do it myself! then i can feel accomplished and ill know it'll all be super sturdy!
Made this, looks amazing. thank you guys, would love to send you a pic
These are absolutely wonderful DIY videos and some of the best out there. They are well produced, great lighting, wonderful close ups and only the necessary clips. They provide an easy to read list of materials then they list the steps in clear text so you can read it then they demonstrate it. Textbook Instructional Videos.
Bonus?....Liz is cute as can be...and she works barefoot!....and she has pretty feet!!! I watch just for that alone!
Bonus #2? Henry is adorable and love that he is in the videos too.
Keep these up. I love watching them!
Great job!
"This is how you build a shelf!" (proceeds to beat wood with pipe)
I swear, I am going to completely redo all my furniture. Love these DIY's! I love the idea of making my own furnishings! Thanks!
Awesome, thanks for watching!
I like this video,but I love your dog!.....lol
Always steals the show haha
Very very nice I like all u guys work and I would love to see one of you make a tv and night stand, you guys are great the best and easiest to follow, awesomeness
Hard watching it with the four legged death machine running around trying to kill.🤣
Awesome idea 😊
Love it just got it done today and we love it goodby crappy cheap pressboard shoerack !
es preciosa!!!!! muchas gracias por enseñarnos tu trabajo, un saludo desde Barcelona
Thank you for such great projects!
Moveis ótimos sustentáveis e fáceis de fazer parabéns a vcs.
Very cool. Thank you!
Muy lindo trabajo señora..saludos ,sur de Argentina, Santa Cruz
Thank you for the ideas!
A short piece of heavy chain makes for a great natural destressed look.
3/4 flanges.thank you.for your diy.
Love your videos, I haven't stop watching for hours, you'll make it look so easy to build stuff, hope I can do it .
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Tnx for sharing your talent... Nice one👍👍👍 3:43
Adorabili....e il cucciolotto è fantastico...
Awesome! Can't wait to make this for my shoes.
I always love it when you distress the wood... 😉
I enjoyed that a little more this video. as well as standing the finished product up
First time viewer and subscriber. Love it for so easy and simple instructions. Love watching you. Thank you.
This is so awesome!!! I just found your channel, I’ve never held a power tool but now I’m so curious. My husband and I are on the hunt for our first house and I’m going to have to invest in some tools to start my own DIY projects. So inspirational!!!! 1:53
Really nice! Thanks for sharing.
Your work is great thank you. I wish there was audio too, that would help a lot
You make it look so easy...I'm going to make this...I'm going to attempt to make this, lol! Great Job!
Good idea for using the U-shaped design 2:42
Great job! I'm making this one.
I was wondering do you have any entry way idea. I want to build like a open locker system. You guys make it look so easy, so i was hoping you have a hall tree idea or locker idea??
Love your videos
Gorgeous and deff doesnt look "homemade"!!! You Are a BadAss!!!😊👍💪 5:28
Im in love with your proyects and I want to do Thievy in the future, thanks
Love the projects but have to shop around for deals on lumber and pipe flanges etc. etc. or it gets a little costly but still good projects thanks guys.
I'm building this now as my very first furniture project. It's easy, but more expensive than I thought it would be, primarily due to the flanges and piping. On another note, I wasn't certain what kind of wood she used. I chose pine, and it splinters so easily, that I won't use pine again.
thanks for the inspiration!
Hello there...I love ya"ll work, Thank you for sharing. I'm going to make my husband and I one:)
Thank-you so much! I know that I can make this on my own.
Y'all should do a desk. I really need one but they are unreasonably expensive.
Cutest canine helper ever!
Very nice video. I made one myself and it became beautiful. Keep up the projects. Thumbs up.
Awesome, thanks for watching!
I did this and it was super easy, and turned out awesome, but be warned it is somewhat pricey - flanges and pipe aren't very cheap. I didn't like the wheel idea for the bottom, so I used (4) 3" pipes on the bottom corners and used flanges for feet (which added to the cost). I bought flanges on Amazon that were half the price as in store and used 10" pipe from Home Depot (I needed more space between shelves than 8"). The pipe was about the same price online. I ordered the 3/4" flanges online before I went to look at the pipe in store, and in my opinion, the project would have turned out looking better with 1" flanges/pipe...but it still turned out good with the 3/4". I used a 2x12x12 board of Douglas Fir from Home Depot that I had cut into 3 pieces and stained with Danish Oil. Altogether the total cost was around $100.
Great looking rustic shelving unit but that board is twisted as heck!
I loved it. I was thinking though using the same build but putting pipes on the top and bottom with 90’s on them and securing the to a wall with heavy duty wall mounts, I was wandering if that would work?????
lovely, thanks for sharing!
Best tutorial ever. My type of project
This is great, making this soon, thank you!
Great work, inspired me to do something similar
Thanks!
1 down, a dozen more to go! 😂
vraimenttres jolie et beau travail
that was a great video! thank you so much. i can't wait to try it myself.
Not sure about distressing the wood but it does insure they are solid.
Sou motorista de táxi e como estamos sofrendo com a concorrência do UBER, estou mudando minha área de atuação, estou indo pra Marcenaria e acredito que com seus projetos, minha vida irá mudar, OBRIGADO.
hOW COOL! The solution to the book shelf question. Hey! That dog can talk!! You wouldn't believe it! My border collie lab cross like that was able to say No! and Good Girl!
See she does have shoes!!
This was the most helpful video! Great job
Great advice you guys 😀
An option would have been to use Form-U-Fit flanges and 1-1/2" series 40 standard PVC pipe painted flat black and two pipe assemblies per end which may have been more aesthetically pleasing and maybe even less expensive. A 2 x 2 by 11-1/4" long on each end could have served as feet in place of the casters if mobility isn't a requirement.
Thank you for this video my daughter wanted me to build her some and I wasn’t sure how 5:49
When you go to HomeDepot, to the Lumber section, what wood should you be looking for to build these pieces? Framing lumber? What should you ask for? That will work just fine when building and also when painting it... Thanks.
love it.you guys have great ideas
Nice
very Kool and easy, thanks for sharing.
Hey guys I love everything you do !!
Can you guy can a fireplace mantels something rustic and simple please !! Please
We'll add it to the list! Next house that we rehab that has a fireplace we'll try to work it in. Thanks for watching!