HOW TO BUILD A EASY FRAME FOR A FIX PROJECTION SCREEN IN 10 MINUTES OR LESS!

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[@Brooke-rw8rc]

At least square it! XD Put only two screws in each L-bracket (one in each piece of wood), then measure the diagonals. If the two diagonals are different lengths, your screen isn't square. Tap the corner of the longer diagonal with a rubber mallet, or even the butt of your drill's handle, it doesn't take much at all. Measure again. When the two diagonals are the same, add the rest of the screws to the L-brackets.
It's a really simple step and will save you the headache of realizing a year from now that your screen is slightly crooked and then never being able to stop seeing it. ;)

[@MoerMentorship]

Thanks Bro 👊🏾 I was about to hire someone to build me one for my screened in Lanai. The way you just built it looks way simpler then the other 5 complicated videos I've watched prior. Thanks for sharing!

[@ms.dschannel1564]

thanks for all your very useful and informative videos going to try this to make a home theater for my husband to surprise him.....keep up the great work .....wonderful way to save a lot of money from going to the theaters the price that we pay to go to a theater in a year I can make this and save a lot of money!

[@donnacar62]

Thank you Ken!! I tried gluing mine with Liquid nails to no avail. lol Nails split the wood. This has helped me soooo much!!

[@dreydennis8644]

Great video. Thanks for showing a simpler way to do this.

[@solidwire]

I have viewed your videos on screen paints and have alot of respect for you. I must ask. Honestly? Does slapping a frame together like that really last? I can see if it is permanenly mounted but not one that you would move around. How many board ends crack from not PRE DRILLING?

[@joey_evans]

Fantastic video! Quick question, if I'm going to hang this up, a black frame would be nice. Would I paint these black, put felt over them, or possibly use more wood painted black to put over the top of this. What's the best way to get it to look nice?

[@sajancherianmathew4622]

great bro sharing information and its helps alot

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

Happy to be of help :)

[@erikcontreras7030]

I was going to use 2x4.
Now I'm a use this 1x2
Thank you

[@ZZ-ou7gp]

Well done! the other videos are over-engineered messy solutions that cost hundreds of bucks

[@cherrein5085]

Thank you for a fun video...and very informative!

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

happy to help

[@TheKrishnan8887]

Thanks for the video.. Really helped

[@actorlife]

Thanks very useful. How big is it 100 inch 16:9 ?

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

Hello the screen size will be 49" H X 87" H

[@juncantorna9766]

How about for 120" screen?

[@greenearthblueskies8556]

Good job

[@YetiMacheteHD2]

Great video! What piece would I buy if I want to hang the frame on a wall?

[@jessekovala9527]

Nails

[@stringfellowhawk4843]

Pretty dope. I wanna see how you wrap the screen over the frame.

[@TheKrishnan8887]

He's using velcro

[@siarcelebi4557]

thank you

[@kreativekreatures]

what are the sizes the wood on the wood

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

Hello the screen is 5 ft high and 8 ft wide each wood strips about 2" wide i hope this helps :)

[@josuebassman4]

What size are the dimensions and screen as well is it a 120in ??

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

100" 4ft x 7ft

[@virgilgoines9536]

Are those 4 inch L brackets?

[@ryoung5150]

nice!!! where do u get the screen material from?

[@bishopking2292]

Amazon sells it

[@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE]

Good stuff!

[@dhflannagan1]

did i miss what cloth you use for this?

[@darlene9145]

I wish he had shown it finished with the screen attached

[@batmancave3038]

hello kenneth so you study martial arts nice and thank you for the easy diy frame video

[@roslee7]

What kind of screwdriver u had? i tried using manual screwdriver and it was painful.. haha

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

Every day power drill you can buy them anywhere price as low as $20 link www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tough-18-Volt-Ni-Cad-Cordless-Drill/303303799?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227092432831&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=207501700732&wl4=pla-338471485358&wl5=9007309&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=303303799&wl13=&veh=sem

[@roslee7]

i live in Singapore and i can buy at aliexpress or gearbest but im not sure which one is good and cheap.. thanks

[@Elbandidos.PORTOCORSE]

vraiment tout ce qu'il faut pas faire et dans cette vidéo

[@jacquesbugumba2256]

Just a quick question, where did you get those brackets?

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

lowe's

[@roslee7]

hi bro, where to get that wood frame ?

[@Themotherofallprojectorscreens]

You can buy the wood stripes from Home Depot or Lowe's

[@roslee7]

thanks

[@johnf8877]

If only there would have been a way to remove the old staples……

[@ms.dschannel1564]

thanks for all your very useful and informative videos going to try this to make a home theater for my husband to surprise him.....keep up the great work .....wonderful way to save a lot of money from going to the theaters the price that we pay to go to a theater in a year I can make this and save a lot of money!

[@moviemaker8697]

thank you