What size screws did you use to mount the 1x2 supports to the wall? What size brads/nails in the nail gun for attaching the shelves to the supports? Did you also use glue? Finally, what did you fill the space left by drilling the screw holes? My area where I am going to add shelves is a bit wider and deeper (about 3 feet each direction), but this is exactly what I envisioned when we converted our tub to a shower, and pulled the old shower stall out. Had all that done by pros, so all I have left to do is add the shelves where the shower used to be and paint the wall and shelves. Thanks for a great video!

Great simple shelves and video. Looks fantastic. Thank you!

Thanks, it's now on my DIY list. I have exactly the same space

What length screws did you use to attach the supports to the studs. Thx

What size is that door? Is it custom

What did you use for the circular saw guide. Looks like a DIY guide. Nice job on the shelving - MDF easy to cut vs 3/4 wood.

Love it!

Very clean finish. Love it.

Hey! I’m actually following pretty much what you’re doing to build our wood shelves. I don’t think I have the appropriate screws though. What did you use? Or did you use a drillbit with the counterbore in it too? I want to be able to fill over the screw in paint it white again. Thanks for any help!

Wait is this ligit? He really said that in front of NATOnyahu? 😮

Wish you made more videos. Great job

Nice cabinet 👍 I'm curious about the recess in the door for the handle screws @13:33 🤔can you tell more ?

Hi Josh. I am trying this project tomorrow. Can you tell me what screws size did you use, also the nail sizes please. Thank you for the video. This will be my first wood project.

How much space should be between the doors opening in the opposite direction?

Nice job joey!

😂😂😂 thought it would be a simple...you start with awesome tools.. that are well..not simple saw..😮😮 BEAUTIFUL work.

Also what nails did you use with the gun is it 18 gauge?

We’re those strips 3/4 inch thickness? And the height you cut them to 1 inch?

Just use a dang nail gun. U guys and your screws lol

Great job, thanks for the vid, big help!

Amazing video and proyect! A little concern with the tool safety but all turn ok at the end. 😌👍

Thanks for this video. Was exactly what I was looking for

What did you charge for this job in terms of billable hours? Just did a paint estimate yday and they have 2 closets just like this one you've showed that they want open shelves built into. I got lucky today your vid was the 1st to pop up and exactly what I needed

Beautiful work. Nice job.

What is the distance between shelves or could be at my choice

Love this! Do you have a storefront?

Amazing work. I am doing my kitchen doors in Maple and following your process. Will I get the same color in Maple using polycrylic?

Come to my home and build one for me 😂😂😂

Tanner and I are requesting more :)

Really good job! Its very inspiring for DIYers.

This was so cool to watch. I’m going to try to install shelves in my closet after watching your closet video. I’d love to see more instructional videos!

Really helpful video - this looks so nice and premium compared to other closet shelf builds I've seen! What kind of white filler do you use to cover up the nails & screws?

Like the look. Thanks.

Duh, How's that cheap? Did you add up costs of 1. Machinery used 2. Space Rent 3. Your Labour 4. Transportation cost of raw material 5. Electricity ?

Damn man use a push stick.

Beautiful

Good work, I really like that you don't spend a lot of time blabbing, a clear and concise video, thanks!

Great video, but I was really hoping to see you actually install the doors!

Nice looking color ... the Poly really gave a nice color to the Alder ... I would've guessed some stain but wow, excellent work by the way!

Love your videos. Could you link the tools and accessories you used in your description? Would love to know what brand of support you used to attach the leveling tool to the door

How did the vertical spacing end up work out on your shelves?

Nitty job

Why the caulking?

So you’re basically using a 1x1 or I guess a 3/4 x 1 for the supports?

Exactly what I'm looking for. Newbie to woodwork and desperately need this in my closet

Great video. I'm working on something similar in the next couple days.

Anyone cutting MDF be warned, it's banned in large parts of Europe as it's dust is VERY carcinogenic, apparently it's worse than asbestos, ALWAYS wear a good mask guys

Very professional..................one of the best sets of shaker's I've seen built..........good job

Great ideas. Hanging the doors to finish and the tape on the drilling jig. You reminded me that you can do a great job with a moderate shop. I’m tired of watching guys with $100k shops. I’ve been doing this as a living for 30 years and you still helped me

Bruh... I aint got them machines lol wth