How To Build Custom Blu-ray/DVD Display Shelving! - for $20 dollars DIY

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  • Опубліковано 26 лис 2024

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  • @JS5074
    @JS5074 2 роки тому +3

    This is crazy smart. I bet you’re overloading guests with nostalgia when they see this.

  • @stevemuzak8526
    @stevemuzak8526 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome, Reminds me of Blockbuster times when I rented VHS tapes. Good old days. I like it more than streaming.

  • @raulcervantes3595
    @raulcervantes3595 4 місяці тому

    Thanks you so much for the tutorial, I follow you step by step and they look amazing. I wish I could send a picture.

  • @Jude8907
    @Jude8907 2 роки тому +6

    Excellent video, dude! Storing them by spines saves space but this style really gives that nostalgic video store feeling!

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  2 роки тому +1

      thx man. ya I still store lots on a bookshelf but about a year ago a realized i was not getting the enjoyment from the collection i wanted the more rental type setup for picking a movie on a weekend. so i started making 5e shelf system as it’s just a hallway. glad my wife is excepting. I also build a diy theatre and man that’s been great i highly recommend it.

  • @MoviesAtTheBar
    @MoviesAtTheBar 7 місяців тому +2

    This is so good and thank you so much fir sharing.
    To all those who have streaming, cingrats, you killed off video stores and you're nowkilling cinema.
    Please guys, cancel your Netflix and streaming reaming.

  • @mumps59
    @mumps59 Рік тому

    Those trains (esp. the passenger cars) remind me of my old S-gauge American Flyer set from the 60s 🙂.

  • @davidmolinaro4993
    @davidmolinaro4993 2 роки тому +1

    I was all in until the cutting…I have no tools but I am always jealous of seeing other people’s decked out work spaces. Thank you for the video.

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  2 роки тому

      Thx for watching ya you do have to have the tools and probably some practice. But really just need a tablesaw. But thanks for the comment

  • @USAMP926C
    @USAMP926C 2 роки тому

    This is the exact atmosphere I want to create in my home theater. I even want to paint my back wall blockbuster yellow.

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  2 роки тому

      Go for it. Im Sure you will love it. I enjoy mine everyday. I have added a lot more!!

  • @geriengel
    @geriengel Рік тому

    Where did you get your movie poster frames? Are they 27x 41?

  • @Kamehaiku
    @Kamehaiku 5 місяців тому

    Great udea. I'm going to politely steal this from you. 😊

  • @steveishere7909
    @steveishere7909 9 місяців тому

    Looks Great. But, Sadly with a collection exceeding 4k this setup isn't right for me. Have a like though.

  • @KrushKrills
    @KrushKrills 2 роки тому

    i like that old dewalt radial arm you have against the wall, i should have taken one years ago that someone offered me for free

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  2 роки тому

      I love my radial arm saws. Not as easy to setup and keep setup as modern options but they are so quiet to run and they bring me joy every time i use them. I got both for about 40 dollars I think.

  • @Jaydread78
    @Jaydread78 3 роки тому

    How did you mount them on the wall

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  3 роки тому

      For the ones below eye level you screw them in on a angle into the studs from underneath. Like pocket hole but you just pre drill them on an angle. Then from above the shelf for the ones above eye level

  • @Eliteboss2004
    @Eliteboss2004 11 місяців тому

    Buy picture shelves for people who can’t do this

  • @MoviesAtTheBar
    @MoviesAtTheBar 7 місяців тому

    Your music is too loud at building part

  • @okami4076
    @okami4076 Рік тому

    I don’t have those tools neither carpenter experience.

  • @treewisps4085
    @treewisps4085 2 роки тому

    should really wear a mask when cutting wood. sawdust is nasty for the lungs

    • @AllMyHobbies
      @AllMyHobbies  2 роки тому +1

      Thx for looking out for me but im happy taking the risk. I wood work like a few hours per month and i have good dust collection at each tool. My grandfather worked in a shop every day before dust collection was a thing and he was just fine for the rest of his life. I will take the risk. But thx for watching