DIY Speaker shelf

[@iGrozni]

Seriously beautiful!

[@waltermelon7736]

This was entertaining to watch and helpful, thank you!

[@Deutschest]

Nagyon király ötletet adtál, szaletlibe kerestem hasonló megoldást és most megkaptam! Köszönöm szépen! 😊😊

[@4frankv]

absolutely good idea

[@joaquinburdado6210]

Very nice idea💡

[@rovd4433]

Nice video thank you. However, do you think this could hold a front firing 12inch subwoofer?

[@sharedinventions]

Large subwoofers generates lot of resonances, that can eventually make the wall-screws loose and the shelf can fall. It is also not a good practice to apply constant vibrations to the walls directly as it might damage the structure of the wall, in the worst scenario the house can even collapse. In other words, it will very likely work, but I cannot recommend to use shelfs like this for speakers other than bookshelf-speakers.

[@rovd4433]

I whole heartedly agreed with your advice. In fact, I've been practicallly reflecting on this idea myself especially for a 12inch subwoofer that's shaking everywhere in the flat already let alone be repositioned on a floating wall shelf. I'm going to keep it on the floor where it is. I appreciate you've promptly replied me. Thank you.

[@sharedinventions]

@@rovd4433 What you can also try experimenting with utilizing some concrete blocks (e.g. pavement brick). Put both under and also over (!) the woofer-box. This way the woofer will not try to jump around that much, which will cause that vibration-situation around it will be better (or worse :) )

[@rovd4433]

Another good idea. I'll give that a try to see how it plays out. Thanks

[@navdeepsingh-pk5qk]

How u made that stand 😥

[@MC-ey8kw]

Nice content and editing

[@MrFlyingguy]

thank you for the good video, i will go with your method.

[@MadHatter764]

Why didn't you make a pair of the shelves ? Where is the right channel speaker ?

[@sharedinventions]

:) Yeah, you are right in that I always show one shelf at a time, as they are identical. So, yes, a pair was made. You can spot some moments in the video, where both selves are seen. E.g. 2:20 or 2:33

[@MadHatter764]

Oh I missed that in the painting scenes...there are indeed two of them !

[@mnhmgadka4421]

thanks a lot

[@waamiq360]

That was cool! Thank you!

[@els1f]

Nice! Do you think these could hold 20lb speakers?

[@sharedinventions]

I would say, it is about on the limit. But it certainly mostly depends on the wall and the way you can mount it. I have a brick wall, and I do not trust on it to apply more weight. Also note, that sound vibration might loosen up the joints with time.

[@els1f]

@@sharedinventions Thanks for the reply! All of that information is extremely helpful. I've been thinking for months about the best way to get my monitors off of the desk. 😁 I somehow overlooked the vibrations. 🤦‍♂️

[@Ron-ny1ru]

What would happen to the speakers when an earth quake hit?

[@nightstringers]

You should never screw into particle board it will breakout use a grip load of glue.

[@sharedinventions]

You mean screwing from the edge is prohibited. I agree in that.

[@nightstringers]

@@sharedinventions screwing into an edge yep is a no no ,there are laws. Lol lol nice look shelf btw

[@KishoreRai-fn3nl]

❤❤❤

[@mueedimran3233]

cool

[@jean_carlos_shells]

Do an Arnold voice sound like him

[@sinnapasangaa1828]

It is Ness

[@ajsdfk]

I would hide the ryobi drill too. lol

[@vibhapatil4065]

Is it DIY.

[@jungtarcph]

Well if you all those tools

[@CosmicMindSense]

Like a pro !

[@mnhmgadka4421]

woow

[@mnhmgadka4421]

i love pro

[@rooster1999]

Not bad but Making floating shelf would look cleaner

[@adamg2882]

Exposed screws and wood grain is not a good look