nice design.. but the collabrewate link says expired. 😞

Mustard bottle for wood glue

The simply nailogical sound in the begging sent me into a flashback

how did you electrified cooler to this table?

Okay, so how are you getting the images on the screen though? Is is a specific program?

no LOS ...

How do you replace the plexiglass when it gets scratched?

I need someone to help me with modeling a portable case for tv's or monitors size range 32" - 37". Mainly for camping purposes.

Very beautiful and professional result. Lovely work. But please do not stick your fingers in the tablesaw anymore. Its a matter of WHEN not IF you lose them cutting like that, especially ripping thickness.

One silly question, if you need to replace the plexiglas, how would you do it? Since it's glued, It seems quite complicated...

Thanks for the great video! Do you have a guide/ materialen list? The website seems to be expired

Nice build 😎

This would have been something to paint but I love design man

Omg this really is the best way. It’s insane that Adobe hasn’t come up with a better solution.

This came out very nice. As a hobbyist woodworker and a noobie DM, I'm gonna start something similar this weekend!

Make sure to put a "WARNING" for people who suffer from Epilepsy. Those flashing lights can easily cause people who suffer from it to have a stroke just by watching your video.

So after you have the TV all ready to go, where do you get the digital maps to put on it?

Best and most simple build for this I’ve seen so far! Just what I needed as the inspo for my own build. Thanks for this!

Nice bit of work you did there and all ready to take on the Redbrand Hideout. 😁

All I got is a power drill but I can replicate part of this I think.

you are my level 1000 hero...this box is 100 % what i was loocking for. Thank you

I would love to see more furniture videos. You are very talented . God bless

Love the title of this video.

Very cool man. It reminds me of something that would be in my grandparents house

Wish I had the skill and tools to have a go at this. Looks fantastic!

If that is black mastic, pretty sure it is then also asbestos and should not be grinded, may even be illegal to do so.

Hi, how much for 1 of those marvellous Cases =)

At 1:30 I thought "these are the second type of joints I like".

Please WHEN is your workshop ready. It would cost me so much to just get the tools to do this, and then I would make a mess of it anyway.... Please please please.... sent so many emails

You start your video without any jibba-jabba and useless talking about what you're going to do. I love it. I wish more people would do this in their videos instead of "HEY GUYS! WHAT'S UP! LET ME TALK FOR 5 MINUTES ABOUT WHAT I'M GOING TO DO, RIGHT AFTER THIS 3 MINUTE MUSICAL INTRO!" Keep up the good work.

Nice vid, I'm building one now... With regular 45° corners doh but this idea of yours is for version 2.0. One change I will do is put the plexi in a router cut-out on top. I also wil protect the plexi sheet with an UV Foil against scratches. This although by putting it in that covered inlay on top will make it so that the plexiglass can be replaced when needed. Otherwise I will follow Your build walkthrough... TNx for sharing...

If anyone replies cool… but do you really need plexiglass or can you just play on the screen directly?

where to get the maps??

What type of wood did you use?

Now what I want to know is if I can slam this bad boy in the middle of a table, and whether it'd be efficient or not

In 1996, I remember buying a 27" TV and needing a fried to help move it up a flight of stairs because it was so stupidly heavy. Now you can carry a 32" around like luggage Technology is awesome.

I'm an idiot It didn't crossed my mind the TV could play some music along with displaying maps.

Put flash warnings next time

Interesting and effective way to get finger joints without either the (oh my gosh so alarmingly dangerous we have to ban it think about the children!) dado blade or a router table.

While I understand the desire to protect the display, if you'd like to use real pieces and minis on it like a board or battle mat, the parallax effect from the additional distance from the piece's base to the screen could be troublesome. I'd do a cover to protect the panel when transporting and storing, but have it removable to play directly on the panel itself. And OLED would probably be the most superior technology. I wish I had the tools, room, and know-how to build something like this. I might be able to find someone who'd do it on commission, eh? About how many hours of work would you say it was, not including drying and setting times? And about how much for materials?

Wow that’s really cool!

I love this design and idea, I'm trying to make a case like this myself but sadly can't afford the tools required to make the corners or the deep cuts to fix the plexiglass in. Do you think this could work by holding the plexi in place with a small overhang? (English isn't my native tongue, i hope that made sense.)

Very efficient and simple design with a few cool flourishes that totally wouldn't be necessary if someone wanted to replicate this on a budget (like me). I don't have a table saw but I just got a miter saw so I'll probably just miter the corners and use a router to create the slot for the plexiglass. Excellent work!

Beautiful

How strong is the screen protector in inches or mm?

Epic af

I have to admit that it took me way too long to figure out what you were using the mustard for....

Getting ready to build one myself. I had 2 questions. Is your fan pulling cool air in or pushing hot air out? Also Are the 6 holes on the bottom for air flow?

THANK YOU X A MILLION. I've been looking everywhere for a tidy solution for this. You are a true hero.

No mini comparison