Building a WINDOW with 3 Huge TVs

[@bobk3840]

I have watched almost every video , from the doghouse to the spa to the tiny home on wheels to the backyard spa. As a retired mechanical engineer who turns 70 in March I must say: I like your creativity and willingness to do new things. Congratulations for having a real interesting channel. I’d rather watch this content than anything on television.

[@Spud.007]

Think some sheer curtains would make it feel more like a window if that's what you're actually going for. Definitely think you should give it a try

[@JasonCarr1979]

Totally agree with this. You will loose a little bit of viewing area but it will really add to the authenticity.

[@OnnieKoski]

omg, automatic blinds that roll up after the screens have turned on and loaded the video so as to not break the illusion!

[@gmw3083]

Curtains are a good idea. Overuse of this 'window' could drive a person insane. The bare black screen might be even worse. But how about nighttime scenes. Moon and stars like at the planetarium, with a fire burning low in the forground. The red embers make you sleepy. Time to close the curtains.

[@JeronimoStilton14]

@@gmw3083 I highly doubt it would drive anyone insane.

[@gmw3083]

@@JeronimoStilton14 I contend that many don't have far to go to reach that destination.

[@teleted3000]

Impressive detail and craftsmanship! I bet pairing this with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack and speakers would really enhance the illusion.

[@kalistover6766]

having the window show a fantasy or sci fi scene would be cool. that way you could feel like you're in your favourite book or tv show.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Endless possibilities!

[@conneroutlaw5672]

I could imagine a Halo Infinite background or Westeros background!

[@redadamearth]

The "Blade Runner" city-scape would be amazing.

[@DFYX]

Imagine playing a D&D campaign and being able to show matching videos in the background.

[@ChatGPT1111]

The 'Scenery Channel' from Back to the Future II would be cool.

[@odiesback]

Not sure what’s the most amazing part: the skills, the result or the tools! - this was fun to watch! Incredible work!

[@thedcp]

I'm upgrading my KZbin studio doing this, thanks bro!!!!

[@TroglodyteIsaac]

The quality of this video is extremely impressive. Please keep up the good work!

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks Isaac!

[@mattkraig]

This is honestly so cool for a basement office/studio - great execution!

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks for watching!!

[@eustaceelms9403]

@@DrewBuildsStuff Hey you give me so many ideas you the awesome man

[@eman8089]

How did you get the video to display on the screen like that??? I work for Geek Squad and I have a client wanting to do this?

[@rbloch66]

I love the idea and the result. I would have looked at removing the gap between the tv's as closely as possible.

[@matthewsaxman1028]

I agree. If he ever does get it set up for TV, video games, etc., the current "window frame" gap between screens would be a real turnoff.

[@jasonborne5724]

I was excited to see this. Several years ago, I had the idea of making a widow frame around a tv on the wall such that it looked like a window to the outside. I also wanted a web cam sending real time images, so that as it became dark outside the tv image would be in sync with the real windows. I could never get my wife to follow the idea, so I couldn’t wait to show her your beautiful work. We are both impressed with your skill and vision.

[@jorisbonson386]

Or, just install a window in your wall.

[@OrionDelgado]

You made her watch this? 😯 Man what were you thinking? You understand now that your lady is expecting nothing less than a 3 * 75" 4K TVs window.. right?🙈

[@jasonborne5724]

@@OrionDelgado Doh!

[@theoeguia3302]

Divorce wife

[@_garebear]

Seeing you use the different caulks, perfectly applied, was amazing to watch. Using black caulk on the bottom bead was unexpected and it made me a big black caulk fan.

[@lutze5086]

Lol

[@RICHat22]

Huh. Ya don't say...

[@caralosmendezgomez9048]

it is the most viewed part of the vid, yet it is barely mentioned, that sense of humor on that beat was golden and of course, he did it intentionally

[@RICHat22]

@@caralosmendezgomez9048 Huh. Ya don't say...

[@painexotic3757]

Sus

[@biggerterry]

Wonderfully produced and edited, in addition to being so clear and understandable. I never watch 25 minute KZbin videos, but yours was so well paced, funny, and educational that I couldn’t turn away. Like others, I’d be interested if you manage to develop a “live view” through the camera and video processors. For shut-ins, something like this would be a blessing.

[@gtxoiltastebad]

i fast forwareded

[@zizak143]

OMG imagine this with OLED tvs where you don’t get all that backlight. The night scenes like the space one would look surreal

[@FortisOne]

It would burn in from playing the same content nonstop. And OLED panels are a lot more fragile, so I am not sure turning it sideways would be possible.

[@costafilh0]

@@FortisOne If it plays video all the time it wouldn't. Burns in only with long time persistent high contrast images like photos and UIs.

[@FortisOne]

@@costafilh0 that is just not true.

[@costafilh0]

@@FortisOne On modern OLEDs? With all the anti burn-in features enabled? Used with no persistent images like as a monitor, game UI or TV channel logo? I find that hard to believe. Feel free to link other examples of videos with cases of burn-in outside of those cases as a response to this comment.

[@whitegoodman7465]

@@FortisOne Yes it is. Burn in will NEVER occur on a moving image (video).

[@TheLameTechGuy]

Excellent build! One thing that I thought about, how much heat do all those TV's put off? In an enclosed space that might become an issue. Maybe it would be worth adding some nice Noctua fans or something to keep them cool?

[@suzanneevans1771]

Ventilation was on my mind too

[@flyingrichie]

Absolutely will be an issue over time. The vents are in the top of the panel and turning them vertical cuts off the ventilation for rising heat. Screen could get splotchy or unevenly burn in over time

[@f937r]

Probably fine. It's a vanity build anyway.

[@JasperJanssen]

Nobody’s gonna run triple 75” TVs on a regular basis anyway, just because of power usage.

[@quiquagmc955]

I was thinking he needed to pump that heat into the area above with the drop ceiling, instead he drywalled it. Get at least a few PC case fans pulling air though!

[@ChristopherLRussell]

19:10 This bit sent me to the floor…and I was lying down.😅 But seriously, you are a man of great value. Big up to you.✊🏾

[@treptiforce875]

Ayo

[@clacy06]

I IMMEDIATELY paused the video and came to the comments for this. LOL!!!!!!

[@beigefox6579]

I had to PAUSE, click PAUSE and say PAUSE at the same time 🤣🤣🤣

[@glowl332]

same. lol

[@blkhwkbenitez]

How did u get tv in sync

[@eyzhuh_studios]

I never thought i'd love black clauk so much, looks great!! .......

[@DDC-12]

An ultra short throw projector would have probably made this a little easier I bet. It was still pretty cool though. Gave me some ideas for my office. Great video!

[@DimiArhontidis]

Would the image also show on the frame though or not because its black?

[@keithcress1335]

Possibly but wouldn't that much short throw projector cost about 5 times more than the flat screens? Might pay back against the power demands of the flat panels.

[@DDC-12]

@@keithcress1335 you got a point there. There is some short throws that have come down in price significantly though. I’m talking in the 1,200 - 2,400 bracket. That price is without the ALR screen though so your point is still valid. I wonder how hot those tv’s make it?

[@DDC-12]

@@DimiArhontidis would probably have to mod a ALR screen. Could split up the backgrounds the same way but add the black border in the background themselves so the project displays black in that area. That way the image won’t be projected onto the frame.

[@keithcress1335]

Still like your projector idea over a bunch of hot FP displays. I wonder if you could use conventional laser ceiling mounted projectors and get the effect for a lot less energy, money, and reduce the build complexity to just the window frame and a faux wood ceiling beam just big enough to hide diminutive projectors. I know you can get 4k ones for under $1k but they might have issues I don't recognize. Or a single $2+k unit that would ''home theater" the whole wall! Add a digital frame overlay to put in the window frame, dump it for BIG screen tv?

[@rogerhunter5404]

Drew! I love watching you work. Your talent shows, not just in the quality of what you build, but also in your ability to entertain us (your viewers). I have some neurological issues that make it very difficult for me to remain focused on movies, TV shows, and the like, but when I watch your videos, I am able to stay with you pretty much from start to finish. You might not think about having that kind of positive effect on people, but it my case, it makes a difference. I'm ready to see part "next" of the interior of your tiny house, but I hope you have taken time to tend to yourself and your medical issues. Guarding your health is what's most important.

[@EricaAnne1982]

This is absolutely stunning. The scene ideas are endless. Be it mood setting for holidays, or the season of the book or tv show you’re enjoying, you could do it all. Any chance you’d post a video showing us one or two minutes of each of the thirty scenes you have so far?

[@AG-hx6qn]

I've been searching for a video like this...every month. I'm trying to make a tv window some day myself and haven't found any videos til now. Thanks so much for sharing. It means so much. :) that looks so cool.

[@boydrh]

i love those recessed light kits. so much easier than installing old-work cans!

[@johntate5284]

Wow, greatest project ever! Better than lots of $10K home theater projects. So much talent! Thanks for sharing😀

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks!

[@enzoruberto]

That’s because this would suck as a home theater

[@AHMIR2]

@@enzoruberto why?

[@enzoruberto]

@@AHMIR2 the shape of the room is not great for acoustics, the screen has three large gaps in the middle, and the room Does not accommodate nice seating we

[@pvsmith2]

awesome build! a led strip diffuse would help with the led "bright spots" under the frame, gives it a more subtle look.

[@gailkellum832]

Omg! This is incredibly cool on so many levels. Beautiful job on your office. The tranquility and peace that these spectacular views provide is mind-blowing. I want one! Please continue with this work of art. And, I believe you can display works of art in each frame as well. I'm so dang envious of your skills Drew! You are the master!

[@Slipstream20v]

This is legitimately one of the coolest builds I've seen on KZbin. I almost wish I had a dark basement so I had an excuse to replicate this in my house. Well done sir!

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

This idea is 30 years old 🥱 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWfYoquXrperqtU

[@viperbite18]

Clever trick editing the video files. Another method that should work well is a PC with a dedicated graphics card, then configure AMD Eyefinity or NVIDIA Surround depending which gpu you go with. This should make the OS think you're using 1 monitor instead of the 3. You might need a displayport to hdmi 2.0 adapter. I haven't used Eyefinity in a while but it was pretty good when i tested it years ago.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Ya I’ve had a few people comment that, I’ll give it a try. Thanks for watching!

[@curtisbme]

@@DrewBuildsStuff The issue with this suggestion, as you probably know well, is that it will just divide up the video and not look right for things passing between the monitors as it won't reflect the fact that there is a gap between them.

[@ScreenTalker]

a video matrix would be easier and not require a a dedicated pc

[@oliverroedschler2908]

@@curtisbme Nvidia surround can do bezel correction

[@curtisbme]

@@oliverroedschler2908 Interesting. Thanks for the info!

[@johandryperez169]

That´s amazing, your creativity is awasome

[@TimeIdle]

This is the first video of yours that I've seen. Well-versed in tech, carpentry and design, you are one all-around super talented individual.

[@itsROMPERS...]

If you want stained wood to look more even and less blotchy, first apply a coat of clear sanding sealer. This will make the wood absorb the stain more evenly, so different grain and knots don't look so dark. Also, it would've cool if you used the same wooden figured moulding as around your other window, to reinforce the "window" idea.

[@57eleven1]

Just thought I’d mention- leaving your Capos on your guitars stretches the spring making them unable to work properly sooner. They’ll last a lot longer setting them aside near by. I had to be told about that myself. Love your setup! I’d love to do that in my studio. Someday maybe Thx for sharing

[@jakemeyer8188]

I remember there being a video somewhere of someone who did this, but also hooked up a Kinect sensor for tracking where in the room he was. That way, he was able to integrate parallax into the view, and it was pretty incredible what that one small change made. Obviously, however, it only worked well if there was only 1 person in the room haha.

[@iliketowatch.]

I'd love to see that video. Can you post a link?

[@Mark-hs3tl]

@@iliketowatch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGPLqZSfn9qNbNk

[@AuroraNemoia]

It's called winscape, just search that on yt, I bet putting the link will hold my comment for review.

[@MuhammadKharismawan]

Definitely should do that.

[@jorisbonson386]

Tonnes of people have done that.

[@luca7069]

Great work! An alternative cool solution for the TVs would be the Aerial app: it's an open source project made to replicate the Apple TV's "panoramic fly by" screensavers...it comes on both Windows and Mac i believe and has plenty of options to split up and synchronize the same video over the multiple screens connected to the computer. Has loads of videos from all over the world, in 4K too. Of course it wouldn't look like a window anymore but might be cool to change the vibe sometimes.

[@jag831]

Best project I've seen on youtube, how crazy!!

[@notKarb]

This is amazing. I'd have loved to see your parents reactions to what you did with the room. Solid work all around

[@iliketowatch.]

This is awesome! I really like the idea of having the feed from the camera that is mounted outside. I think that would give the most authentic feeling of having a real picture window.

[@chrismartell6135]

Casey neistat does this…

[@dthomas6037]

You have a magic touch! Everything is so perfect!!

[@ealvarez1018]

That is one of the most amazing things I’ve EVER seen!!! Thank you for creating and sharing your work of art Drew!!!

[@jakeboi16yt]

this is so cool i randomly found this guy and watched every single one of his videos over the course of a week and was like he is so creative and i subbed and i was recently thinking when is he gonna upload again. Keep up the great work drew i love the builds and the creativity, as well as the simple humor you put into your videos

[@craigm.thompson6686]

You have made the TV window the best TVs , I've n ever seen ...... You truly are one heck of a HANDY MAN!!!!

[@mwelsh64]

That is so bad ass! I can't wait to do something similar for my living room. I really would like to see the Trench Run from Star Wars on mine.

[@stevenpermann2242]

Couple questions, 1. How do you do the settings to view the picture to that angle instead of the traditional way? 2. What did you do to have the video play like that on 3 different tv’s and where did you get the streaming video?

[@migz121]

@stevenpermann2242....I have the same questions ‼️ He makes completing these projects easy, but they look like a lot of work. Specially the dog house built I just saw. Truly talented‼️ Love these TV 📺 windows and to watch sporting events, movies, etc‼️

[@jjsanimations]

well, im only three minutes in, so idk what he did. but i can tell you how to do it on a PC if you have three monitors or tvs connected to your pc, you can go to settings and search for monitors you click the "arrange multiple displays" tab and then if you have monitors plugged in, they should show up in a small window where you can drag them around and change their position and rotation (display mode>landscape/portrait/flipped landscape/flipped portrait) hopefully this makes sense! like i said, i have no clue how he did it yet, if he did it on the TV's settings or if he did it with a computer.

[@OldGrumpyDad]

Pure genius!! Amazing build but your attention to details (minus a few..Oops..pull cables before)...is amazing!!!

[@Wolf-ge7iz]

AWESOME!!!

[@D.Frasure]

I'd probably have it viewing webcams from many different cities maybe your own so I felt I was actually seeing the real outside almost like a window. very cool man! nice work too.

[@markusaz]

Totally blown away! Amazing, well done!!!

[@KrishnaDraws]

Stunning build! I think we'll start to see this basic concept go mainstream in the next 10 years.

[@crystalpoole1560]

I love how proud of yourself you were at 15:10. I'd be proud too! I never noticed ANY numbers until you pointed the one out at the end, then I thought I'd have to go back and re watch the video to find them all, but I don't have instagram so.... Great video and great idea.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks crystal. You would have been too late anyways. They were all found within the first couple hours

[@interlaken]

Okay -- this is the one of the coolest videos I have seen in months. Very well done, sir! If someone has 4 k to play with for their mancave, then your set-up is absolutely the way to go!!

[@nicholskids5994]

Love your builds drew! Keep it up!

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thank you!

[@darrenkairis9733]

Yes, Ive dreamed about doing this for years. I'd like to make a portable window for people who live in the basement, with different scenes, scents, heating and air, just like a real window!

[@DwayneETowns]

Yep...me to! It's good to show his method of achieving this.

[@jeraldheinrich3589]

The use of the three TV screens is genius, wow! Just watching you get alot of useful tips on constructing things, which was the same with your tiny home project. The window install with the absence of the flashing is a good example. Great video!

[@briangschaefer7048]

That's magnificent Drew. I can only imagine how the northern winters are there. I live in Australia at place where winter consists of one colder day a year. Anything under 20degC, or if I have to put on socks, is too cold. Hence, I would definitely need a WINDOW TO ANYWHERE to survive your winters.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

The short day light period combined with the cold is what really makes them tough. But I also don’t like extreme heat so can’t win I guess ha

[@kevinwelsh7490]

are you dis-ing Canada? Dingo ate my baby!

[@briangschaefer7048]

@@kevinwelsh7490 Like how the moose kills little boys. I will stick with the dingoes... as they mostly leave us alone. :)

[@LeeValleyTools]

What a transformation, impressive work Drew!

[@heitorsouza8485]

AMAZING! u could try to put a matte film on the screens to remove a bit of the reflections from the lights, maybe it would give it a more realistic view and more present colors...

[@DHD-]

I envy your toy collection. For example, I didn't even know an oscillating multi-tool was a thing, but it looks very useful.

[@martticopriv]

Have you considered adding a face tracking camera to add parallax? I think it could give a really really cool effect :)

[@robm3569]

Just brilliant. And creatively inspiring. Every picture was beautiful. It might be fun to have a scene of moving through space as if from the main deck of the Enterprise or something similar. Again, so well done. Saved to my "home" file for future reference.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks for watching!

[@BlazinRiver1]

I had this idea a few years back when exploring underground shelters. I thought if one had monitors where windows would be and cameras set up with all points covered, one could give the illusion of being above ground. And since you are literally underground/basement you have proven it would work. Very cool!

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

This idea is 30 years old 🥱 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWfYoquXrperqtU

[@iliketowatch.]

Yes, I've seen videos on KZbin that showed underground disaster shelters that include "windows" like this. The shelter designer knew that this would be important for keeping the inhabitants sane while they lived underground for an extended period of time.

[@johng1420]

Fantastic finish and such a great space now...

[@MrMikeT89]

Fantastic idea and quality. Both for the build and video. Glad I subscribed to your channel!

[@TripNWithRed]

Seriously genius. I'd love to have a window to the world on my office wall like this. Absolutely beautiful.

[@daniellelovell6927]

I wonder what this would look like on smaller wall hook up to computer for the office lol

[@nathanhansen6187]

Have a look at the Matrox triple head to go for the screens. Great work!

[@DrScientistSounds]

Kudos on one of the best projects I've ever seen! Absolutely fantastic!

[@mrjohn3]

I don't know why but I'm loving this. This isn't a new idea, but your implementation was almost flawless. I say almost because what you're missing is just a higher powered pc. Nvidia surround or the AMD equivalent would make life so much easier for you. With three 4k tvs I would say you could definitely use the new RTX 4090 in your life if you can find one. PC gaming on 3 monitors in that orientation used to be more common before ultrawides and 4k monitors came onto the market.

[@adimeirovici6476]

WOW, Just WOW! wonderful and amazingly creative!

[@micahmatyi131]

Dude, you beat me to it. I’ve been planning on doing the exact same thing for a year or so. Unfortunately we had a fire at the house and it’s slowed me down enough for you to beat me to it. I’m simply saying against anyone who said you wasted your money or time. Screw them this is awesome!! I’m glad I wasn’t the only with this vision. Only mine was bigger but using your info it will save me a bunch of time streamlining it hopefully. Kudos!! I love it!! Good job!! You got a new lifetime sub.

[@kmcg101]

your woodworking is just incredible. Great job. I'm starting my project using a Raspberry Pi 3 attached to each display and reinzor videowall software which treats the 3 displays as one big display and allows you to define gaps between them like a mosaic. Pi are due to be delivered tomorrow!

[@keithephesusgoodman8695]

I'm curious, did the Pi 3 with reinzor video wall software work as you had hoped? @kmcg101

[@kmcg101]

@@keithephesusgoodman8695 I forget why but I ended up using PiWall. I did get it to work but it was buggy as hell. At the highest resolution it would crash after 1 second. At the next resolution down, after struggling to get all 3 Pis to run the program, the resulting display was like stretching your phone screen to 43 inches. Not impressive unless you are 20 feet away. I ended up returning the TVs. I'm trying again now. The plan is 2 Samsung Frame TVs and a matrox quad2go box. I have searched a lot and found no good solution for large gaps between displays other than an expensive device like the matrox. unfortunately, home video walls never got popular so the only options for the controller are commercial, expensive devices.

[@almightynewdawnson12]

I love this... Am interesting to learn this.. .

[@RyanMake]

This is a really fun and interesting project! Is there any issues with the recessed TV's overheating?

[@TySoVm]

You come up with some great concepts, keep up the quality content, man!

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Thanks TY!

[@GabesITCorner]

Looks great, I will do the same in my flat one day. Thanks for the video! Very detailed and well explained.

[@MsXperienced]

It’s crazy that you built the very idea I’ve been dreaming about for months. I love the idea of being in space or under water. You could do so many themes with this too!

[@GCaF]

You gotta get a 3D video in there.... Maybe a roller-coaster or something. I don't know if the monitors would handle in this format a "proper/no-breaking" 3D experience with glasses, but even if they don't... with lights off and a full wall... you'd get most of the 3D experience even without glasses. I would actually stare into a ride for hours on that wall/screen :)) I also built my office in my basement, I LOVE this idea!!!

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Ohhh that would be cool! Need to find a budget for a moving chair to simulate a actual ride

[@StewChicken42]

Simply breath-taking...

[@markellis404]

This looks awesome! My biggest questions are around the tech/software and the exact step by step 'how to' when it comes to splitting a single video onto the portrait screens which seems to be skimmed over a little in your video. Is there anywhere I can watch a more step-by-step 'how to' of this part?? Thanks in advance 🙏

[@jamesstewart3239]

All you need is a PC gaming computer with a decent Graphics card, like an Nvidia or the like….

[@markellis404]

@@jamesstewart3239 Thanks James. I could purchase this and still not know the 'how to' steps to make it happen though?

[@pmmach]

@@jamesstewart3239 What decent graphic cards means, as minimum requirements for x3 75" 4k TV LCD´s?

[@midnightpurple]

It’d be pretty cool to have the displays become a virtual shelf. As a avid collector of figurines, model cars and a bunch of other stuff, it’d be funny to just have a crazy collection in my room but I don’t actually own anything.

[@dennisburns4231]

Wow !!! You are incredible...Don't do any curtains...It is clean and lends itself to the view...So creative...You are one amazing guy... Thanks for letting me share a little of your life, Dennis

[@bluemohre8171]

Awesome work! Did u add any cooling? The air behind the TVs will get hot after a while, no? If price doesn't matter I would have chosen LG OLED Evo TVs. Those are more lightweight (

[@alpaykasal2902]

If/when you upgrade the computer, remember that you'll want bezel compensation... That let's you remove the sections of video where the wood exists. This would help your 'window' look continuous behind those breaks. Right now, one column of pixels picks up where the last display left off, which kills the illusion. Maybe not so visible on nature content, but you'd notice it with almost any other type of video.

[@Just..........33]

What can I say 🤯 amazing. Just keep doing what your doing 😁

[@JohnnyPHX]

Someone walked in the house as he said “I’m a big black caulk guy now” and I immediately felt the need to explain myself.

[@theexmann]

Very impressed with what you did on this project. Well done.I was thinking the same thing about streaming video on it going forward. I like the live view camera idea of your backyard. How much time/days did it take you to finish this? And what about sound system for this setup? If you have some kind of built-in surround system in the walls, it could be a great place to see concerts for examples or even live sporting events. The black caulk joke reference was hilarious. New subscriber.

[@vipertwin1976]

Coming from the UK your back yard is the best image you have.

[@Antonio-vi3tg]

Hi Drew, this used to be my childhood dream idea in the basement and i can't believe you made it come true! I always imagine how this would change the real estate landscapes. Love to talk more in details if we can get this into production all around the world!

[@abramslinkons]

Drew earned yourself a subscriber. This is just great. A project in my bucket list.

[@canuckchris5733]

Just found your channel What’s impressive is not only your skill set to build this but also to produce a pro video of how you did it.

[@bryantfalk7021]

I'm blown away at how my mind just looks at it like a window! Really great job, thanks for sharing.

[@skandarc2810]

Hello sir I’m new to your channel. I saw the doggie house video first. I’m blown away by the quality of your content and skills. Subbed for life now lol. Awesome end result here. Also I was absolutely not expecting the black caulk joke. I almost spat out my coffee. Thanks for the hearty chuckles Lmao 😂🤣👌🏻

[@donlunn792]

Absolutely superb job. Curtains or no curtains. Let’s just hope the TVs last the distance! Matching a replacement may be a problem.Colour difference Etc. But I suppose that can be adjusted to a close match. Great Job.

[@seattleflyboard3807]

I was very much and admiration of your skills and technical abilities as well as your video production right up until the point where you stated that due to the process of this build out you are now a big black caulk guy. The problem I have is I think you misspelled caulk

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

Haha 😛

[@melomanacejr]

Drew where did you source the video content you display on the walls and how did you connect the 3 TV's? stunning work! you won me as a subscriber!

[@LiseMaliyah]

Looks so good! It really changed the room.

[@cabrerarodrigo82]

It would have been cool to put artificial daylight lights down there, I've always wondered how realistic they would feel in a dark basement

[@kevinwelsh7490]

so Rod, go buy some lights and get yourself a basement...

[@mariusvanc]

They would be lights. Easy project. Box up some led strips behind a layer or two of diffuser panels, and have at it.

[@benjirides218]

this video was a masterpiece! Well done sir, you make a DIY project into a story, and a well told story at that

[@serletlive1206]

Great amazing and meticulous work brother. I admired the time and effort you.put behind it. I will try to replicate this.

[@Saraseeksthompson0211]

I want a friend like this so I can learn how to do all of this. Also, really great of your parents to let you do all of this and being supportive

[@subspaceanomaly]

you can do this easily if you have the money to waste on it

[@Ban00]

Lol women always want friends with benefits that doesn't include dining in the 69

[@BloodyKnives66]

@@subspaceanomaly money doesn't make someone a good carpenter.

[@subspaceanomaly]

@@BloodyKnives66 there's carpentry and carpentry, anyone with those tools can do this easily after watching a KZbin video guide or using their common sense. Designing and making a beautiful complex chair would be less easy.

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

Recently, I've wanted to build a house, then bury it, creating a tornado-proof "underground" house on grade to avoid moisture problems and then use a giant TV, like yours, mounting one on each of 4 walls (N,S,E,W) with a camera outside pointing directly out, to create a real-time "window" inside. I'm still negotiating for the ranch land (North Texas). That's as far as I've gotten.

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

That would be awesome! Sounds expensive though 😬

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

@@DrewBuildsStuff I'm 74, retired, been debt free longer than you've been breathing air and have nothing but time & money! I love your Chanel. We are a lot alike; I build stuff too. My "normal" building projects are steam engines and windmills. I also build solar tracking steam engine generators for free electricity on clear days.

[@rhondakennedy819]

That is SO cool!!! Very nice room. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@DrewBuildsStuff]

The first 3 winners of the giveaway have been notified! Thanks everyone for playing! Winners are from Finland, California and Ontario! Also beware there's tons of scammers out there using a similar name and my profile photo saying you've won a prize or similar. I only have two social accounts, this one and my @drewbuildsstuff Instagram. Just an FYI. I wish KZbin would solve the problem already.

[@clxxxvii.]

Use an Nvidia graphics card to be able to output to 3 monitors, but have them treated as one. There's even bezel correction (for the gap made by the frame). You would need any cheap Nvidia card with 3 display outputs (they typically have DisplayPort, HDMI, and DVI ports, all of which can run perfectly with a cheap little HDMI converter to be compatible with your setup

[@amateurwizard]

You should use 'Nvidia Surround', you can make all 3 displays come up as 1 single display. It would take a lot of the hassle out of it as it's normally used by people doing multi-monitor gaming. This project is awesome by the way. Edit: This will also allow to you to adjust for the border size between each display making it ever so slightly more convincing as a spaceship window :D. Could also allow remote access on the windows box for the TVs so you don't have to go back there to change things.

[@freddymax5256]

I was wondering if you could replace most windows in a house like this. I’ve searched but couldn’t find anyone who did. I wonder if the energy saved from heat loss/gain would, over time, pay for the install and operating cost. It would be interesting if you could connect the tv wall to an exterior camera that would replace the scene of a real window. Hey I was typing this as I was watching and the end that’s exactly what you are about to do. Looking forward to the results. If it works out start a business offering a plug and play. I have a room that needs lighting up with a new window and don’t want to cut hole in the wall.

[@theHyghwayman]

I got my Scam email saying I was a winner 😡 today

[@Mr_Tophatt]

I will admit this is very cool, but one thing that would complete this is to put LEDs that match with the screen with some coding, that would add lighting to the room and make you feel immersed in the scene. That would be hard to do but I think if you did it, this video would blow up, as well as be even cooler