How to Build a DJ Facade For $25

How to build a facade for $25
Dimensions: Middle frame 36x18, Sides 17 1/2 x18
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[@paulmeert493]

Thank u for this video I've been looking for something like this

[@effenkat3893]

what cracks me up is all the questions people ask that are clearly answered if you just watch the whole video

[@carlosxavier1808]

I know this is an old video but I watched it and just build my own..came out pretty good. My cuts weren't the best it still came out decent for $25 I cannot complain..Thanks man you saved me alot of money!!

[@DJLoStax]

Hey man, old or not it’s still relevant information. I’m glad I could help you out.

[@carlosxavier1808]

@@DJLoStax It did man I used it this last Saturday and man it really set the tone.. I bought the Led light strip from Amazon and it worked like a charm..I just subscribed so I'll be looking out for more vids and tips..Thanks again!

[@stewartroxburgh8844]

Just what I am looking for. Fantastic. I will be building a slightly bigger version, a 4 panel unit (4 feet tall by 8 feet in total) The issue I have is that hardwood timber is extortionate to buy in the UK. So, I'll have to find something recycled maybe to keep cost down.

[@stephanieb5019]

LOVE this. Really simple and amazing outcome!

[@claytondyck3267]

Thanks so much for the tips on building your own dj facade! I started a mobile DJ company recently, and I’m struggling to get a pro looking facade for cheaper and this might fit the bill! So where do you all DJ?

[@davidjuarez114]

GOOD JOB DUDE ! this is amazing

[@OfficialDjSideAffex]

great video LoStax Thanks DJ Side Affex

[@GANGSTUHswagg]

Nice.

[@megafonzie5541]

The good thing about this facade is that it leaves the table corners open for people to set their drinks on.

[@SweetScaleTV]

my setup for my wedding gigs same LD lights too haha DOPE!

[@larryhensley5588]

I have been a Dj for 54 years been a mobile Dj about 46 years and am still doing and I am 72 years old

[@ianjohn9147]

Good video and explanation 👍👍

[@DJLoStax]

Thanks Ian!

[@MikeLove13]

Awesome!

[@chriswalters6461]

What metal did you use

[@danielsan4777]

Hey, love the video, but the amazon link to the lycra fabric does not work anymore. Does anyone have a link to this material? I can't seem to find it on amazon

[@obexproductions]

Hey man! Thanks for this great video. I plan to build one this size, and a larger one that can go in front of an entire table. Can you post a link to the fabric you used?

[@DJLoStax]

Hey thanks for the sub! There’s a link to the fabric I used in the video description. It’s only about $6 a yard. If you re going to make a full size one I’d say you’ll probably need 3 yards or so since this stuff is super stretchy

[@obexproductions]

DJ LoStax thanks man!! If you ever make it to Portland Oregon I owe you a beer!

[@leftturnclyde4119]

Try pcv pipes

[@drtraker]

Nice vid bro!

[@DJLoStax]

+Supreme Team thanks!

[@tjthedj6593]

Right on!

[@MrsQueen]

NICE!!!

[@ethancarrier5091]

I have a question about what type of screws you used to screw the frame together (where you said you used gorilla glue then drilled a hole and put a screw in there). Covid is going to make this project harder because I’m ordering my material and doing a curbside pick up

[@DJLoStax]

Just some 1 1/2 inch construction screws.

[@djwildkatt5703]

Great Video!! Where did you get your frames from?

[@DJLoStax]

+DJ Wildkatt I built the frames out of 1x2’s from Menards.

[@DjYaTuSabesDk1]

Usually don't hit the like button but when you save over $100 man too bad I can't give it two likes

[@timcarlson5540]

Where do u staple fabric too? The outside of the frame facing audience, or inside of frame facing you?

[@DJLoStax]

Inside of the frame

[@timcarlson5540]

Thx for the reply. But wouldn’t that look weird to the audience, having the fabric on inside of frame? Are u sure it’s not outside?

[@DJLoStax]

You don’t wrap the fabric around the frame. You staple it to the back of the frame.

[@MrDanny7795]

So it’s actually 1 inch x 1 1/2 inch????

[@tryingcake101]

How are you keeping people from knocking it over? People (drunk people) want to lean on it. Otherwise, it's perfect. It somehow needs weight or clamped down.

[@Bionic9]

Nice job! I'm interested in building one of these. What are the actual dimensions? Thank you! You've just earned a new subscriber. #Salute

[@DJLoStax]

+DJ Kel thanks man! The middle panel is 3ft wide and 20 inches tall. The sides are 17 wide and 20inch tall.. the sides stay connected and I ended up adding Velcro so when I fold in the sides the stay in place it it all lays nice and flat

[@Xavier-92]

Where you get your Frames? Or you made them? Gonna try this!

[@DJLoStax]

I made them out of 1x4’s that I ripped in half with a table saw.. you can buy 1x2’s then just cut them to length..

[@Xavier-92]

Okay cool! You use all the fabric?

[@DJLoStax]

No not even close.. you could easily get away with buying 1 yard of it.. i way under estimated how stretchy it is

[@Xavier-92]

You just earned a follower and a Post Notificationer!! Keep up the videos/DIY's!!! You can get some good $$$$

[@Xavier-92]

Alright, thanks! You have any social medias?

[@DjNavSydney]

Great job mate. But I'm not sure what you mean by you can't setup a full size facade on your own...

[@DJLoStax]

oh man! my old facade was homemade also but out of heavy 1x4 wood and it was in two section with 2 panels per section that i had to connect together before standing it up. it wasnt impossible but it was delicate at the same time. I have a rockville facade now and i love it

[@ethancarrier5091]

Also are they actually 1x3 or did you get 1x2? 3” seems thick ? Just checking because I’m going to build this. 3” seems massive

[@DJLoStax]

1x3 and I ripped them in half on a table saw.

[@ethancarrier5091]

Thank you sooo much. I’m currently in the process of building my facade now. Just started cutting. Got all my 18” pieces cut. On the the 36”s I ended up buying 1x2s instead.

[@SheLuvsWild]

Hey man! Is your table a 5feet? 6feet? Or 4feet table? Thanks.

[@DJLoStax]

I actually have a 5 and a 6. I would say I use the 5ft most often though and I would recommend highly that you pick up a wood banquet table instead of the folding plastic ones. I picked one up last year and it was such an upgrade. No more shaky plastic table. Actually I think I might have to do a video on why I switched!

[@SheLuvsWild]

@@DJLoStax Ok, thanks bro. Could i use spruce instead of pine. Aparently yes but im not to sure.

[@DJLoStax]

I don’t see why not. They are both soft woods so they are light.

[@SheLuvsWild]

DJ LoStax thanks bro. You are very helpful.

[@SheLuvsWild]

DJ LoStax Hey! How exactly did you put the wood together for the middle and side panels? Is it with a screw to hold them or L brackets? Thanks.

[@jayrogers6919]

But wouldn't all the wires be on the table?

[@DJLoStax]

No, I have a slit in my table cover to run the wires through.

[@effenkat3893]

like where did you get your frame?....crickets chirping....answer...watch the f3cking video again...he built it

[@adamlooze99]

What is the fabric material called that you used? Thanks

[@DJLoStax]

+Adam Looze Lycra.. I’ll add a link to the video description tonight after work

[@adamlooze99]

Ah Lycra. I couldn't figure out how to spell it when you mentioned it in the video. I did find it now. Thank you for the quick response

[@DjDiamondLee]

how do you clean this?

[@DJLoStax]

Luckily I haven’t had to clean it yet.. I think you could probably spray some cleaner in it and rinse it off in the bathtub..

[@djzazofficial]

I make my own facade