How to Make a Desk with Hidden Wireless Charging

I build a desk with hidden wireless charging. I used woodworking and metalworking on this project with a walnut top and a tube steel welded base. This modern industrial computer desk has a nice simple desk feel but with tons of character including a copper metal bowtie inlay. #wirelesscharging
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[@Owenizedd]

You have 10+ minutes video and you didn't add any ad break, as a youtuber i would say that's awesome :)

[@LuisHernandez-nv7gl]

Owenizedd I would have added one every minute

[@dflick89]

Cool...:)

[@Bl4ckl10n43]

Also watch ILTMS and other amazing channels

[@tobyschannelnow4293]

Ad at the beginning and a sponsored video so

[@IceNineThrills]

@@tobyschannelnow4293 it depends. Not everyone gets an ad at the beginning.

[@SpyroKillhzZ]

I don’t even know anything about woodwork and all, I saw this in my recommended randomly, but damn do I wanna get into woodwork now lmao

[@emiliofont1719]

same here haha

[@parshvam]

Same here 😂😂😂

[@poofy1652]

I know that feeling bro.......but trust me as u get deeper into it, it's just a pain in the a**

[@j.k.1198]

Same lmao

[@Only1Koop]

Exact same thing here man

[@mylesmartinez1888]

Me: about to go to bed KZbin: How to make a table with hidden wireless charging Me: I dont need sleep I need answers

[@brozilla7075]

Same

[@ezzeldin3714]

Sheldon Cooper

[@Cam-nm7dn]

Same

[@Helixify]

"I need answers" hahahhahaah

[@20secsofcourage]

Same

[@Shamz210]

Saw this in my recommended list, and its the first time youtube has actually put something entertaining for me to watch. 100% subbed bro, keep up the great content.

[@xethra1126]

i "saw" it too

[@noahkids8017]

Shamz same

[@WoodwardBuilds]

Excellent video! You explain everything so clearly. Also not hiding the mistakes. Well done Brad!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Timmy!

[@austinharding9734]

That's also the part i appreciated the most, it's such a rarity to hear someone say [& with confidence!] "do you see me making any mistakes? what am i doing wrong & what could i be doing better" It really demonstrates true intellect cuz it shows someone as not just able to admit fault, but mainly that there willing to learn from their shortcomings, further elevating one's awareness in the subject at hand, rather than one letting their ego control them an taking advice on comments up the butthole. I applaud you for this and hope others will learn from YOU in this regard

[@KickyFut]

I agree, I'm also impressed you showed your mistakes, as I know I learned from them instead of doing them myself!

[@martinkeatings7126]

Wise advice my dad gave me about welding (time served welder) - You don't have to be a good welder - you only have to be great at grinding.

[@JNYC-gb1pp]

You could say the same thing about life; You have to be good at grinding.

[@cocoshort6528]

@@JNYC-gb1pp thats it, enough internet for today

[@JNYC-gb1pp]

@@cocoshort6528 I mean grinding as in persistent and consistent - not the sexual meaning! lol

[@cocoshort6528]

@@JNYC-gb1pp lol

[@humwhatever185]

A grinder and paint, will make a welder what he ain't !

[@SouthernStyleDIY]

The walnut and metal combo looks amazing and is an awesome build. Adding an inlay and hidden wireless charging? SO cool!!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Southern Style DIY taking it to the next level!

[@ther3aper561]

I'm always skeptical when people put metal frames with woodwork, but it really brought this whole piece together. The metal frame and copper inlay bring a nice modern look to the wood!

[@ty9334]

This is the most beautiful desk I have ever seen in my life. I am going to build my own desk at some point and I am definitely going to apply this to the design. Thank you for the inspiration man.

[@Netalula0707]

that copper inlay looks awesome! You might use it as a singature sort of thing on furniture you might want to sell...

[@craftedworkshop]

I’m liking that wife dust collection mount for the circular saw, I need to get one of those 😂 Turned out awesome man, really like this.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Highly recommend that add-on 😂😂

[@izzatirfan1995]

and high maintenance

[@JK-gh9ej]

and doesn't function always

[@izzatirfan1995]

And sometimes make irritating noises

[@tinkersmith]

I was scratching my head wondering what you meant, until I got to that point in the video 🤣

[@aaronmichaelson6201]

This is awesome. I love the bowtie emblem in the surface. Hopefully your charger pad doesn't overheat and is able to last a while within your table! I probably would have cut about 1" of extra hole radius so it at least gets airflow around the sides of it. But if it works, it works.

[@markbenavides8458]

Beautiful desk. Maybe one idea; maybe use velcro to mount the charger and/or something that is not so permanent for routing the cable. Just in case the charger goes bad you can always replace it. Amazing job.

[@PodiumTuningRacing]

Velcro would've worked perfectly, that's my only gripe too. Nice work though.

[@AJ-ox8xy]

literally about to comment the same thing!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

With the thickness of the wood, plus the case, plus the Velcro, the charger may be too far away from the phone at that point. A detachable cover plate with a foam pressure pad (to press the charger against the wood) might be a better option.

[@clellbritt3434]

Hot glue is not all that permanent. It can scraped out easily with minimal damage to the wood. Plus its hidden so even if you do damage it slightly you'll never see it.

[@PabloxDPablo]

I like the fact that you don't pretend to be a perfect man and show us the little mistakes (must of people don't do it). Great idea I enjoy watching your work thanks for sharing!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Pablo Ajanel thanks!

[@jimenz6548]

I am a former high school shop teacher.....and the reason I subscribed, was your honesty to tell and show your mistakes. You make mistakes and you learn from them. There may be times that you need to take a deep breath and calm down. But we have all been there. And the fact you welded your clamp.....don't think the best of us haven't done that!! Be careful grinding down your welds, if the weld has not penetrated deep enough, grinding might just make the weld disappear or be severely weakened.....I think most channels hide the mistakes, and you don't, even with some pro's....your mistakes reminds them that they too always have to think about the next step with safety ALWAYS coming in FIRST.... continue on Son...your doing GREAT!!!

[@austinsmith675]

Woah, for the welding, never weld directly on concrete, it could explode from the heat especially if you are doing more than a couple tacs

[@teddymoore6737]

That would look sick

[@austinsmith675]

“just welding here, no big deal” Concrete floor- 😏 “Alalalallalalah!”

[@DILLY_DING]

It won't explode you need much more heat for tbat

[@Lordmuhkuh23]

@@DILLY_DING I think he meant crack instead of explode

[@verygoodbrother]

@@DILLY_DING yes it can. dust explosion can occur

[@homoinspirus]

I loved it man. That wireless charging... I'm about to build my new desk, and I'm going for it. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@lambda9119]

Zabawa w budowie how did it go?

[@T00RNAD00]

You haven't built it yet, right? 😂

[@homoinspirus]

nope... rather build it right than quick :)

[@T00RNAD00]

Well played 🤭

[@JackWeller]

How'd it go?

[@bertholddirke836]

Great work, but honestly the most great aspect about this video is how well you explain the job to the viewers

[@Romanslost]

Instantly subscribed after watching this. Beautiful desk btw.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks for the sub!

[@fajarputranto6410]

I know I'm never going to build myself a table but I really enjoyed this video

[@mrt4575]

Hi there, as an architect i like the work you have done, good craftsmanship. And I would like to give a couple of tips for those going to this kind of project. -If you dont want to see the top metal frame you can use a larger top with nich that leg top frame sits into... -Instead of hot gluing the charger and its cable use brackets to hold them in place (in case the charger fails or technology changes) -Consider electrical outlets beneath the wooden top if you are going to use it as a computer desk, basically mount extension cable (long enough to reach the wall outlet) with multiple outlets (preferably with a on-off switch) will help what ever electronics you need to plug in... -And ask people like "Fix this build that" channel for help in the beginning they will direct you on the right equipment and material...

[@nyte9970]

Am I the only person who watches these types of videos knowing I'll never do this? 😂😂

[@CridisonOld]

No i watch these as well but i probally will never do it

[@nithyavasudevan3822]

youuu are naaaawt alooonnee.. i am theeere with youuuu..

[@IsaacOz]

Lol. Probably 99% of the viewers won't be doing this.

[@funboystar]

Me too ;(

[@dimitrefilios144]

same

[@CReevesMakes]

Awesome build Brad! I really like the wireless charging idea and how you used the bow tie as a reference feature. Well done. Keep it up!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Casey!

[@kaliguy47]

Fellow welder here, now work in IT. Appreciate your video, I'm so starting this new project next week, thanks for sharing!

[@Bloodbound89]

small tip if you first only tag the inner edges you can still correct the angles than tag the outsides to so you dont really have to clamp it down as hard or if something is to big it will come in hamdy some day.. you can also use a piece of copper and clamp it in with the part you are welding because it wont stick on copper ;)

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome tips! Thanks

[@sebastianhinestrosa5829]

who clicked on this video thinking they were gonna be able to do this on their own with ease?

[@JordanKwei]

You understand me bro

[@BeginnersAcademy]

Umm I was already expecting this 😂

[@iTak]

You can, this guy just made it from scratch.

[@malino_fc830]

@@iTak bruh

[@tacooty]

Me

[@tommasthetankengine18]

Watches video... Me: already has a new desk Also me: Makes new desk just to charge phone that doesnt support wireless charging Also me 2: buys new phone to go with wireless charging desk that'll replace current desk.

[@TanyaLallArora]

😂😂😂😂

[@KellyKels23]

Worth it lol

[@wembley636]

Yes, a vid we can all watch and do... as we all have the tools etc..

[@unfunny2258]

Tommas the Tank Engine there are adapters

[@agroujad2883]

Tommas the Tank Engine lol

[@jmakes3745]

Came out looking really nice Brad! I love the contrast between the copper and walnut and the wireless charging blows my mind - curious if it the distance from the phone affects the speed of charging?

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Haven't done any testing to see differences in charging time

[@benpearson1825]

The further the phone is from the charging plate the lower the induced current. so yes it will increase the charging time

[@slipperyavocado9457]

wireless charging isn't fast enough to be properly useful yet anyway, so it's more keeping it topped off than actual charging

[@GirthyNuts]

SlipperyAvocado the Samsung devices have wireless fast charging though, full charge 0 to 100% in about 2 1/2 hours.

[@slipperyavocado9457]

@@GirthyNuts which is about 2 hours slower than the fastest charging available in phones rn

[@joealex2463]

I don’t know why I’m watching this: I’m the only tool in my house.

[@pizzadonut4350]

🤣🤣

[@alexpalmer2774]

Lol 😂

[@dhavalbhatt5279]

so true

[@allaround7845]

Hey brad you should replace the charger you put in with a large wirless charging mouse pad their supper cool and will increase the area where you can put your phone also it will allow you to use a wirless mouse that charges wirelessly one the mouse pad i dont think it would be difficult but it would be a cool improvement

[@phillhuddleston9445]

I'd bet you already know this but one of the best places on youtube to learn welding is weldingtipsandtricks , the guy on it is a great welder and teacher.

[@daaudali9469]

Absolutely love how he showed his own mistakes and told how to rectify them

[@kcmcservicesltd3685]

The best people learn from their mistakes and are not scared to be honest

[@BrianCheng24]

This video was so satisfying to watch.

[@visibleconfusion9894]

I need this, my phone basically lives on my table

[@fata__morgana]

Can we get 5000 subscribers with no videos? Just subbed m8.

[@brandon_nope]

Then plug it in

[@Axodus]

+Brandon Yeo I don't think you understand convenience, The reason wireless charging is so popular for phones is because it's convenient to just set your phone somewhere and it'll start charging without needing to be plugged in, Even if plugging it in is quicker and more efficient, Most people will usually pick the more convenient route.

[@dotdankory]

I see u everywhere.

[@ceoofoldspice1298]

Nice prof pic B E R D

[@yarieemoore3205]

I definitely have the resources and skills to build all this.

[@averyirvine6821]

Hey Fix This Build That I'm Starting high school in 3 weeks my courses are Construction And Mechanic Thank you For Making me Feel So Excited about building stuff watching u make this made me so hyped to go to high school hopefully i can build something just like that.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Best of luck!

[@shobhitsniper4979]

You have one subscriber lol

[@averyirvine6821]

So do u :P

[@shobhitsniper4979]

10,000 Subscribers With no Videos I am not asking for 100000 subscribers

[@OSODIY]

Awesome table Brad. Love that walnut too. I'm going to try that charger inlay on my next build.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, I love the wireless charger aspect too

[@miagracey1898]

Loved This Vid, Building For My Step Daughter In The Hope That She Finally Doesn’t Hate Me. Retail Therapy 😍😍😍

[@ThatOneDarkAcademiaGirl]

Aww, that's so sad? Did it work ?

[@heauxzmad183]

Who watched this knowing damn well they’ll never build this? Edit: Dang, first time I got more than 1 like on KZbin, tanks y’all Edit Edit: Only 35 more likes to hit that 1 thousand likes milestone. I love all of you (:

[@AxlDope]

I did. These videos are my kind of ASMR. :'D

[@dwtlb]

BreAch 🅜🅔

[@5STRRUNNER]

I'm Just High af && got interested 😂💯

[@realsies250]

actually gonna build one too, just without the wireless charging because I don't need it. this video seems great at showing how to do it

[@plushnet]

@@realsies250 so did you build it?

[@OddLifeCrafting]

We've just found our channel today and we loved it! For sure it's gonna be a good source of information for us when we start building the interior of our shipping container house! ☺️

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome! Hope you enjoy some of the other videos too :)

[@ophi7016]

Step 1: Build the table Step 2: Realize that your device doesn’t support wireless charging Step 3: Commit happyn’t

[@ryanb1374]

Ophi2 you talk about building a table like its one step! Its more like: Step 143: Finish building a table

[@amaracea]

Step 1: Have an iPhone XR, which does support wireless charging Step 2: Lack the skill and energy and materials to make this table Step 3: Watch video anyways to see how legit the idea is and wonder if Logitech is going to release wireless charging desks in the future

[@ophi7016]

Anonymous User true

[@timmy409]

Amaracea omg you just explained my life story.... I have an XR which I’m watching on and supports wireless charging. I lack the skill and the materials to build this. I watch the video to find out if it’s legit AND I AM WONDERING IF THERE WILL BE ANY WIRELESS CHARGING DESKS IN THE FUTURE WTFFFFFFF

[@anto996]

@@timmy409 IKEA has it in their showrooms. I guess it's coming soon

[@-God-Loves-Me-]

IKEA taking notes!

[@TheNikipa]

Hahahaha!!

[@TheNikipa]

Yall want to know what the only thing i like about ikea is?! Its how they perfectly wrap a rug up and put in wrapping and you get it home and your just waiting for that wrinkly ass carpet to come unfold partially and takes about 2 years to get flat!! But nooo it unflolds into a perfectly flat rug!!

[@omersoylu1383]

WHY KZbin ALWAYS BRINGS TO ME VIDEOS LIKE THAT ON MY EXAMS NIGHT?

[@SubscriberswithoutAnyvid-sr3jx]

ömer soylu which subject??

[@alejandrarojas9726]

Sameeeee

[@omersoylu1383]

@@SubscriberswithoutAnyvid-sr3jx electromagnetic theory :(

[@nick.maxfield1]

ömer soylu How did you do 😂

[@omersoylu1383]

@@nick.maxfield1 It was okey .I passed

[@nandomobile]

Great looking table. Since I don't have all the fancy tools I'm buying the butcher block countertop and staining it and sealing it with poly. Bought some metal legs from Amazon and rented a wood router from Home Depot to cut the table for the charger. Bought a few bowtie inlays from Etsy. I'll post a video of the table once its done. Hopefully regular Joe's right the rest of us can do it with limited tools.

[@azlan.shahrim]

Just making your own desk was amazing enough for me. Adding that wireless charger was a bonus. Great video!

[@jecar8431]

This is awesome!!!! I am looking to build a desk for a friend as a gift, and this was the perfect video to watch. I love the wireless charging- brilliant!

[@AM-hz6dc]

Shut up and smile

[@jamesfoster3063]

What depth is needed to be able to charge through the wood? Not sure if I missed it. This was absolutely amazing! Thanks for this inspiration.

[@leoreis385]

Your welds are fine for your project and over time you will improve on the beads themselves. Just be sure that when you weld your tacking first and then checking for square and not just laying down a bead.

[@franciskisiara]

This was the fastest subscription I have ever made. I was literally 5 seconds into the video and I subscribed.

[@HowIDoThingsDIY]

I'm totally going to build this. I need a new office desk anyway! Thanks for the idea!

[@Jetway]

This is freaking amazing! I'm currently building my desktop and you just inspired me! Never would have thought of a hidden charger. Wow. Nice work.

[@srikanthmanukonda2540]

That desk looks amazing!! And I loved how simple and clear your explanation was. Great job!

[@spartanlegend165]

The best way to weld this kind of structure is like you did, small squares and then make the entire thig but i recomend you to don`t du full welds in the squares, just make some small "points" of weld, then you can doble check if everything is 90º and if it isn`t good you can just bend it with ease back to square since it`s just a little weld. Making it that way saves you from using some much clamping and in other cases were you need more precision helps to reduce warping soo the metal dosent look like the wood at the start. Sorry for bad english and if you have cuestions i had welding classes on my school (kinda basic but enough), feel free to ask

[@valdirdadasilvaalves]

Impressive work, congratulations.

[@tannermikula5706]

When mig welding try and have a 3/8 inch stick out so you don’t burn your contact tip

[@rossgaffney968]

for your second welding project all i can say is well done mate very good and keep it up

[@norsou9608]

Great video! Really shows that dedication, patience and hard work can produce beautiful results!

[@lovenpalilio6504]

A bit curious about the performance of the wireless charger. did you have to find a sweet spot for it every time the phone is placed or it works like a charm?

[@d.c.7944]

I'd recommend installing metal rings or something of the sort underneath desks, along the back edge, for cable management

[@johnzag6799]

Now that is called innovation

[@pratap3369]

you should have drilled a small hole under the inlay from behind to bleed out the excess epoxy,so that it would fit flush to the surface and eliminate the excess sanding.Just a small thought

[@Airstrat]

that charging area look absolutely amazing!

[@CatXzerR]

best diy that I'd ever seen 😍

[@aadityajha9232]

*"The best thing I like about this man is, he never feel shaggy about listening his mistakes from the other people"*

[@pencilanimationyt7269]

I remembered Shaggy from Scooby-Doo

[@amedits8310]

That desk looks incredible 10/10 would buy

[@giocasin]

*Imagine if the charger didn't work after all that*

[@toaonok]

and what if it broke, how do you replace this?

[@Bobodeman]

That is why he tested to see if it will charge befor he glued it

[@TimGray]

The copper is not over the charger. he is lucky he did not place it directly on top of the charger as it would not work with copper on top.

[@JustRobertCZE]

@@Bobodeman he meant what will he do if the charger will stop working and he could not get it off the table XD

[@sufyaanahmed5818]

I think you would just rip out the old charger from the wire. Hot glue is a little easier to work with than many other glues. You would just have to cut it out with a razor blade kind of like cutting out silicone.

[@krishnaSagar69]

should've added some more things to the table...like RGB lights like those..... well this is awesome !!👌🏻

[@gregorydaines]

I loved the clean design of this

[@MorphMixologyReptiles]

I'm gonna have to do this! I'm remodeling my office and going to build a crazy one-of-a-kind 86" long desktop. I also want to do the "River look" epoxy top. Do you have a video on that?

[@mistersir3185]

i'd pay you to have that custom desk delivered to my door, it's beautiful. Any way I can buy it from you?

[@rickpratt218]

Years ago I had a welder but no idea how to use it. You made it look easy enough that I should add this tool ability to my shop. Are there videos that you watched to learn what you have?

[@KeithGrommes]

Wow I really love the idea of wireless charging and how you explained in detail how to do it! Thank you for this awesome video and I really like the color stain you chose as well!

[@Mahdi1276]

Put more wireless chargers in the desk so you can put your phone anywhere on the table , good job man , subscribed

[@ROMSradio]

Now you're talking star trek isht

[@frazix7075]

too much money

[@PAIN_3100]

Mahdi Lol😂😂😂

[@yusufgokce7524]

Then you're gonna die because of radiation XD

[@Cocopuffs12344]

@@frazix7075 not really I got my morphe charging pad for $21

[@haydenodell404]

I don’t know what it is about routers but they’re pretty fun, I’m in a 1st year carpentry class right now and enjoying using routers, scroll saws, drill presses, jigsaws, drills, etc

[@Rook8501]

Absolutely stunning man good job, especially the welding, takes guts to try new stuff like that! I cant find a desk to fit in my apartment so i hope to do the same, you've given me a lot to think about, subscribed! :)

[@doxxdeeznuts]

Cool idea but hot gluing the wireless charger and cable seemed like a bad idea. What happens when the charger or cable needs to be replaced? I think you should have just made something to cover up the channel and hole.

[@Nathan-u2g]

its not hard to break hot glue

[@frankdaiello2449]

Also, what are the chances of the charger breaking from it being so well hidden? The most likely thing to break is where u plug it into the outlet which can realistically be soldered back togethwr

[@matthewbohn765]

First off, this looks great. I really like the bowtie accent. I actually found this video while looking for ways to put wireless charging in the top of the DJ booth im about to make.

[@hastiamazing5468]

just wana say that induction heating may occure and the copper might either slow the charging time or heat up or make the board draw to much current u shoulda have not placed it that close o the charger research induction heating and u will get what i am saying thanks

[@webdev217]

It's like 6 inches away.. I am sure it will be fine.

[@FreedomForKashmir]

these videos are non of my business but I still love them I really don't know why ..........

[@Beaver_.]

my new favourite channel! so satisfying to watch and learn, keep going with what you're doing, I can see you with 10mil subs in the next 2 months!

[@Bigguytoofor]

I don’t have a phone that uses wireless charging but this just looked so cool

[@BevelishCreations]

This is awesome man. Gives me so many ideas!

[@foxmoulder7724]

What I'd do for that bowtie ( just from the perspective of a guy who fabricates with sheet plastics) get a piece of 1/4 styrene board, and trace the bowtie into it just as you did with the table to make a template, this way if you mess up on the styrene template you'll be able to tell by any presence of lightning the template when you try to fit, if you messed it up... styrenes cheap😅 can try again. Once you have a good fit, use a reverse fluted trim bit to get the majority of it . Just be sure to use that styrene to also make a template of the bowtie, and keep both the inner and outer jig's you've made. Now you have a quick way repeat the process whenever u want. Just use lots of double side tape to hold the jig down, or make it large enough that you can clamp it down without that router getting in the way 😂

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

Welding is a practice makes perfect. Get a ton of scrap metal and just weld t's together. :)

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Great video, Brad. That top looks awesome! One question, what fume extractor are you using and does it work well? Okay, that was two questions.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

The Average Craftsman it's the Lincoln Mini flex 👍

[@santhoshsaravanan7488]

@@Fixthisbuildthat what cover do u use for your phone? Looks grt. Send me a link pls

[@ruby-yu5js]

i watched this whole video and i didn’t understand anything that was going on but this is by far the best thing i’ve ever watched

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@adeebhowdhar7463]

Haha u did all that to make a wireless charger table. I literally duct taped a wireless charger under the table and it works perfectly fine😂😂😂

[@PodiumTuningRacing]

Yeah but he could sell this and make a profit. Also the workmanship in this is amazing for his first try.

[@JohnGannucci]

we dont need to tell you what to do you need to keep telling us what to do keep up the great work!

[@calebmckinley-portee7592]

How much would you charge for this desk? Also, do you think you would make a standing desk (roughly 42' inches high) with the same features, and how much would you charge? I would absolutely buy a desk like this. Even without the charging feature, the finished product is beautiful.

[@7mus7y]

"I'm new and still trying to figure things out" What a legend

[@rifahasibuan]

so much precision in this vid 😍😍

[@JamesTicknor]

I'm a nondestructive inspection technician and one of the things I do is inspect welds for defects. As a tip to you, avoid starting and stopping with your weld. This can lead to "bursts", which is a cracking defect in the metal and can ruin the integrity of the structure you are building. Thanks for the video.

[@DJ-ls4vy]

could the distance between the charing pad and the phone lower the charging speed dramatically?

[@MultiW8]

its recommended to keep the distance close and nothing obstructing the charging,. its would be better to use something like glass / apoxy or something since its not blocking the signal ssorry for my english lol

[@Felisargyle]

multiw8 wood is just as good as epoxy or glass

[@kenbee1957]

@@Felisargyle Woah So then would you say it charges just as fast as if the surface was glass?

[@Felisargyle]

KEN BUYOGA yes

[@KickyFut]

The important thing is... The thickness!😅

[@patriotictoast]

he should be a narrator his voice just gives me that vibe

[@marcelomatiello77]

Come on man. For a learner this looks super professional. great job

[@MikeMushovic]

6:21 - Great trick for those of us that don't (yet) have a plunge router!

[@flightofapaullo72]

Lol, that clamp that was welded! That's something that would happen to me too! Great video! I've been looking into building something similar to this. Thanks for sharing. New sub here btw!👍

[@michaelniaves9245]

When welding it makes a much more solid and cleaner looking weld when you put grooves on the joints. It’s easy to blow through with that thin of metal so tug welding would be the best way to do it.

[@katherinemorton9126]

Don’t Weald on concrete. The sudden heat may make it explode/crack

[@lolollhe3361]

OMG yesterday I was at a party and we were bbq-ing on concrete it just exploded and pieces of burning coal hit everyone it was so scary

[@motocruze8463]

@@lolollhe3361 🤣🤣🤣

[@motocruze8463]

It might crack after tons of heavy welding explode is just exaggerating🤦‍♂️

[@lolollhe3361]

@@motocruze8463 I swear we were bbqing on concrete and it legit 100% exploded like a real bomb. It was super loud and pieces of burning coal flew everywhere. My hoodie got burned ruined i remember