TV Wall Mount Full Motion Installation, model Mounting Dream MD2298. Установка кронштейн для ТВ

Model MD2298 Mounting Dream Full-motion TV wall mount. The best in this class TV mount ! Buy it from www.amazon.com/Mounting-Dream... Mounting Dream TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 42-75 Inch TVs, Premium TV Mount, Full Motion TV Mounts with Swivel Articulating Dual Arms, VESA 600x400mm Fits 16, 18, 24 inch Studs, 132lbs MD2298
ENORMOUS CAPACITY: The TV mount is strong as Superman, Huge as Hulk, Handsome like Thor. The one and only TV wall mount brand you can trust. Size capacity: 42-75 inch/ Max Weight capacity: 132 lbs. / Max VESA 600 x 400mm.
INTRIGUING FLEXIBILITY: TV mounts are fun and convenient that can move in all directions. With this, you’ll find anywhere relaxing like home. Tilt function: +5°/-15° rotation function: +/- 3° swivel function: +/-45°.
AMAZING EXTENSION: Wall mount TV bracket is easy stretching like Luffy the Monkey and amazing manipulation. Display and extension: 2. 7 inch -18. 5 inch.
HUMAN DESIGN: 3 Easy and convenient steps to accomplish your goal. Easy as eating pizza. We think what you need.
OUTSTANDING SERVICES: Questions? Unsatisfied? Suggestions? Contact us! We can solve your problems with the TV bracket ASAP!
Mounting Dream Full Motion TV Mount Model MD2298
tv wall mount, tv wall mount installation, Mounting Dream, tv mount, tv bracket, how to install, full motion tv wall mount, how to wall mount a tv, full motion, how to mount a tv, how to install a tv wall mount, TV Mount Model MD2298, Установка кронштейн для ТВ, кронштеин телевизионный,
At 5:24 you can see the wood box of Forstner drill bit set. My from Harbor Freight Tools. www.harborfreight.com/power-t...

[@FixitAll]

Same mount, we moved, and now I install it there, but in different way... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-uqoyIhb9rq7c How to Wall Mount a TV kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5fLoH2Gm76hjsksi=oJ93_LlFkBKXIBcI SANUS Simplicity 37" - 90" Full-Motion TV Mount bit.ly/2sQQjJ0 You may be interested to watch 13 videos of "How I build the Deck 12' x 20'." kzbin.info/aero/PL9fyWqL02lqkUWshlwsCqzBcRR8BEMETo&si=gji00z9tUFKtY7KG

[@philthefixitguy]

❤

[@robertdunn1181]

Nice work, so many people would have just used that middle stud and some plastic drywall anchors but you are clearly a do it the right way type. Finding people who take pride in their work is rare these days.

[@FixitAll]

Thank you!

[@nomamis1823]

such a hank hill comment. i love it.

[@sofieshehu9135]

🇦🇱🏖🏣🏝🏘🏚🏖🗻🏚

[@TennesseeTraders]

@robertdunn... no you were right with the first 2 sentences. This was extremely unnecessary..

[@Dobiemom420]

I LOVE the way you did this!! I have the same problem, my studs don’t line up & this is the best version of fixing that problem I’ve seen so far! I’m on my way to Home Depot now lol

[@FixitAll]

Nice to hear it was helpful 🙂 🎄

[@MrJokerh61]

This is the best video on KZbin showing you how to put you tv on a wall.. following your instructions my large 65" tv is now mounted on the wall thank you 😊

[@FixitAll]

Nice to hear it was helpful!

[@user-rs7ct3jj6y]

Хорошее усиление-целый телевизор. Надо взять на заметку👍👍👍

[@apex007]

I always stick to stationary mounts now. Installed the moving mounts in a previous house and never found a need to move

[@user-xe8jj4ku4p]

A big thanks from France to you! I just finished the installation of my Samsung QN95B in 85’’ thanks to your tutorial. I have a drywall with steel-stud. I used snaptoggle to fix the wood on the steel-stud. Now all is perfect ! Again thank you !

[@FixitAll]

Glad I could help!

[@godevils1982]

I just bought the same mount and thought of doing the same thing. After seeing this video I’m definitely doing it this way, well done.

[@FixitAll]

Glad it may help you !

[@natfreeman5825]

Классная работа! Высший уровень! Отменное качество исполнения! Будем перенимать опыт. Удачи Вам Мастер! Спасибо за работу! 😃🥰👍👏

[@FixitAll]

Спасибо!

[@mihhailmelnikov8818]

@@FixitAll Здравствуйте , а попадались ли Вам маунты , чтобы не долько из стороны в сторону положение менять , но и угол наклона менять можно было , чтобы чуть повыше к потолку подвесить и с кровати смотреть?

[@FixitAll]

@@mihhailmelnikov8818 вот этот так тоже наклоняется, он и наклонен немного сейчас вниз, но там ещё остался большой запас чтоб наклонить. Таких много всяких с наклоном.

[@mihhailmelnikov8818]

@@FixitAll Спасибо

[@hamocktrail]

@@FixitAll Great job. I'm in the process of doing the exact same thing but over rocks ... How can I get in contact with you?

[@tomatojuice12]

You really take pride in doing it just right! Inspiring to watch.

[@vladimirmedvedev5563]

Отличная работа!!!

[@garretthoefer3989]

My exact plan for my living room tv over fireplace. Nice to see it in action.

[@FixitAll]

I wish you a successful project!

[@TheEchelon]

The fad of putting your tv on top of your fireplace should stop. It always ends up too high

[@itrockstars_canada]

You know i had so many critical comments but after stepping back, the way you have done some of the things here make real sense. Every day is a learning day. 👌🏻

[@FixitAll]

Thanks 😊

[@ivanwill]

Nice install. Talk about getting the maths exact! Albeit, I am surprised you did not move an outlet to behind the telly.

[@FixitAll]

Will do outlet soon. There is a tricky to et cable around couple studs in fireplace corner frame and wall. I think the easiest way will be outdoor line in conduit. That side of wall in hide spot behind evergreen bush. So no need inside the room open sheetrock and a lot of play with patch, texture, painting.

[@apex007]

@@FixitAll what about attic? If you have access you can go down from attic

[@FixitAll]

@@apex007 Room above fireplace.

[@partrivedi1122]

Awesome video. About to do my tv like this and had the same plan in mind.

[@FixitAll]

Glad I could help!

[@BDJ4mTex]

Great work made me look like a amateur lol. I used 2x4s to mount my 55 in my guest bedroom because it wouldn't center as well. Loved your idea though.

[@FixitAll]

Thank you 😊

[@anthonyellison4737]

Nothing quite like that feeling of sitting at the cinema in your front room. Taking that feeling one step further here though, that feeling being the one when you sit on the front row and get that crick in your neck from having to look up for three hours.

[@FixitAll]

This really depends how far you sit from the TV. Our distance 15-16 ft. So we even didn move up the head, and can watch many hours without any note we uncomfortable. Thank you.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Are you a math teacher? Such good example of planning. Love how you showed all the work to you did and nice B-roll footage of getting the hardware 🎉

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Why did you added that extra board though. Is that to extend the weight to the other Brams as well?

[@FixitAll]

@@RomboutVersluijs You right. Technically, one wood stud inside the wall can easily hold it. But I was worried about this one stud above the fireplace. There is no guaranty who build this house 40 years ago how strong they secure this stud into frame.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@@FixitAll which I had such skills. I'm looking here at yt how to do it myself. Trying to learn techniques and solutions. Your planning and calculations exceed every video I've seen!!!

[@FixitAll]

@@RomboutVersluijs Thanks for watching my channel!

[@mafai-zf3ri]

Excellent!! Good job

[@FixitAll]

Thank you 😊

[@samkw22]

How exactly did you figure out where to put the bottom edge of the plywood on the wall? The plywood/mount looks a little higher than the center of the wall, but your TV looks perfectly center in place. I have to do this with plywood above a fireplace, and I'm having trouble figuring out the measurements and nervous my TV will be too high or too low.

[@FixitAll]

First, you need to know how far the bottom mounting holes of the TV (on the TV) are from the bottom of the TV. As you can see from 3:15 am, I'm running blue painter's tape lines over the bottom mounting holes and measuring the distance from the bottom of the TV to those holes. Then draw the diagram with all measurements at 3:35. I know from my customers that's the hardest part, and they ask me to install it.

[@---GOD---]

Very well done

[@domenicodemaria6115]

great video & great Job 👍

[@FixitAll]

Thanks for the visit

[@JuggsAddict14]

I love the video! I am going to do this same thing as I have a similar 3 stud setup. Is 3/4” birch plywood way overkill for the 100lbs tv and mount? Is 1/2” more than sufficient?

[@FixitAll]

This is a question about your TV mount type. I mean how far from the wall your TV will pull away and stay? My TV can be pulled about 20" from the wall and at this distance so much more heavy force gives to the plywood. If your TV stay all the time 3"-5" from the wall, you definitely can use 1/2" plywood.

[@user-tw8hz3xe1f]

Cleber eleticiaa ❤❤

[@thatcryptoguy7313]

If the bracket would of been stationary would you trust the toggles into drywall, without studs, they sell at Home Depot?

[@FixitAll]

If you can hang by yourself and nothing happen- you can trust. Never ever hang only on drywall. Only in to stud ( bricks) wall.

[@mylesgoward5954]

Hell no not into dry wall. TV will come loose and eventually fall.

[@joey_gamer92]

that was the greast idea ever!!!!! thank u so so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@FixitAll]

Glad you liked it!!

[@joey_gamer92]

@@FixitAll thanks to u i wan to build on for my daughter room n make something like for my gaming room thak u sooo much!!! ❤

[@FixitAll]

@@joey_gamer92 In pinned comment, you can find a couple more videos.

[@hamocktrail]

My house was built in 1976 and we have a chimney in the family room with rocks and I was wondering if I can put the plywood on top of the rocks. just like you did but on top of rocks. I know under the rocks there is a metal lath and they apply mortar to place the rocks. but before all that I'm assuming they frame all with 2x4 and plywood. I'm hopping that my 1/2 inch plywood will be enough to do the job like you did and my tv is 70" I don't want to end up with a tv on the floor.

[@FixitAll]

It is difficult to say what is behind the stones. I think you need to ask the local inspectors, they know how such walls were built in those days. If the wall of stones is reliable, and there is nothing behind the stones in the wall, then you can drill holes in the seams between the stones and insert concrete anchors there and screw the plywood. The second option is toggle bolt.

[@hamocktrail]

behind the stones they put a 1/2 plywood. I can see it. did you change the hardware that came with your mount? i saw you pick some at Home Depot ...

[@FixitAll]

@@hamocktrail yes I was used hardware from store and what more fit to my situation.

[@FixitAll]

The same mount, we moved, and now I install it there, but in different way... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-uqoyIhb9rq7c

[@samhuang1074]

So professional! Any specific plywood need to use? And What is the Thickness of plywood you used?

[@FixitAll]

Any type of plywood, 3/4" (18-20mm).

[@chadmiller2737]

Huh, paper-taping the little bags to collect drywall dust is so simple probably everyone does it, but I usually just vaccum. Which I probably still would, but at least it's less getting kicked around during thhe process. Thanks!

[@FixitAll]

Good point!

[@genrih_guerrero]

Muy didáctico el video, justo lo que buscaba.

[@FixitAll]

¡Gracias por ver el canal!

[@britney076]

Thank you!!

[@FixitAll]

You're welcome!

[@Yakplanet_tv]

Really nice. But I would get my measures off lol. I'm one of those kids that failed math. Haha

[@FixitAll]

😆😁 I know man, this is a hardest part measuring correctly.

[@MK-vr9pt]

Lag Screw holds over 200 pounds in wood . Could just do 2 lags in the middle and Toggle Bolts on sides . And rest of the time to spend on making electrical outlet behind TV Otherwise good and clean job .

[@FixitAll]

Thank you.

[@Nismo-ul9hu]

Answers to my prayers!! Wasn't going to trust an expensive t.v. to some drywall anchors! What type of wood and what were the measurements?👍😁👍

[@FixitAll]

Standard plywood 3/4". No sense to give some measurements in KZbin since all tv mount different and all wall in the houses different. Just take a measurements from your mount and your wall stads.

[@Nismo-ul9hu]

Got it.. thanks!!👍👍

[@DeeTeaDee]

Thank you!! Would love to see this video in normal speed!! Best one on youtube this!

[@FixitAll]

You can change speed in the KZbin player and the video will be slower.

[@DeeTeaDee]

Way ahead of you! Haha thanks again. Great video! What plywood do you recommend ? So many options. I see yours is around 25mm thick?

[@FixitAll]

@@DeeTeaDee My plywood American standard 3/4" (19mm).

[@DeeTeaDee]

@@FixitAll thanks alot mate! 👍🏻

[@DeeTeaDee]

@@FixitAll too many options . Hard ply , soft ply. And soo many more! Like a minefield😆

[@mafai-zf3ri]

Thank you so much for your video. I'm going to install a 85-inch TV referring to your method. Just want to know if I need to pre-drill a small hole on stud? Or, I can put the long screw in the stud directly without pre-drill? Thanks again.

[@FixitAll]

@@mafai-zf3ri All the time I pre-drill studs/wood, if the screw 1/4" and up.

[@mafai-zf3ri]

@@FixitAll Thank you for your prompt reply. I don't have any experience. What is the size of the pre-drill hole I should make? Or, can I use self-drilling screws? Thank you so much again!

[@elenaluzzi9717]

hello, why the wood panel? to protect the wall or to make stronger resistance for the weight?

[@FixitAll]

To use 3 studs.

[@Jsyetto]

Wao!! Good Job!!

[@FixitAll]

Thank you!

[@ermalpula]

Great work!! However, there’s a big flaw here… you can’t miss it.. huge eyesore

[@ctumi081]

Great work!..what drill bit did you use to countersink the bolts with on the plywood?

[@FixitAll]

Hi, at 5:24 you can see the wood box of Forstner drill bit set. My from Harbor Freight Tools. www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/drill-driver-bits/woodboring-bits/forstner/14-in-2-18-in-forstner-drill-bit-set-with-38-in-shanks-16-pc-57521.html

[@FixitAll]

Similar set at Amazon just not include big size bits 1-3/4", 1-7/8" and 2-1/8". www.amazon.com/Irwin-Tools-1966893-Drilling-Forstner/dp/B071S1BGXV/ref=pd_lpo_1?pd_rd_i=B071S1BGXV&psc=1 www.amazon.com/dp/B0894RWLGK/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B0894RWLGK&pd_rd_w=LjDxV&pf_rd_p=0c758152-61cd-452f-97a6-17f070f654b8&pd_rd_wg=1PHg1&pf_rd_r=MGKGH9TPQWZFTBSG7WXQ&pd_rd_r=3ecf87ab-e306-4f0f-99e3-87150b1806ae&s=hi&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyMzY5Nk85U1hCN1NCJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwOTk0NjY0M0w3TjE4R1g2Ukw5RCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwODc5Nzg4M0NWVjA1NTNBRUgwVSZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbCZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@FixitAll]

Just for this work you will be fine with this small set www.amazon.com/dp/B0894QDY5P/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?pd_rd_i=B0894RWLGK&pd_rd_w=LjDxV&pf_rd_p=0c758152-61cd-452f-97a6-17f070f654b8&pd_rd_wg=1PHg1&pf_rd_r=MGKGH9TPQWZFTBSG7WXQ&pd_rd_r=3ecf87ab-e306-4f0f-99e3-87150b1806ae&s=hi&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyMzY5Nk85U1hCN1NCJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwOTk0NjY0M0w3TjE4R1g2Ukw5RCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwODc5Nzg4M0NWVjA1NTNBRUgwVSZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbCZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU&th=1

[@ctumi081]

@@FixitAll thanks a ton

[@leojung5771]

Would it be okay to use a spade bit instead? trying to reduce the amount of tools i need to buy knowing I won't likely need to use it again.

[@AerialDronePhotography]

You must be an engineer by trade. Although I admire your passion and ingenuity, it's definitely overkill. This TV mount is designed to mount directly to the studs, which are 16 inches apart in most homes. Theoretically, the mount doesn't even have to be perfectly centered (although we all strive for that), because you can center the TV with the swivel if it's off an inch or two.

[@FixitAll]

Thank you 😊

[@manuelsoto9134]

Yes but he’s clearly someone with attention to detail and it will bother him. I think I’ll use the same this but leave more vertical space in case I ever need to lower or heighten. I know the tilt, but it will bother me.

[@iishyxvietxboyii1]

@@manuelsoto9134sounds like you may be OCD.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

My idea is that he also did it to diapers the week got over more beams. Now it uses 3 vs just the middle onm at least that's what I think

[@DerekAldridge1]

The combination of stud alignment and outlet placement just made me say whatever and mount mine off center. The only time it's ever bugged me was when changing to a new TV, go figure; otherwise the TV is perfectly centered, and at the end of the day, that's all that matters, oh, and that there's enough room for a soundbar under the TV.

[@wealthworldexchange4u200]

thanks bro

[@FixitAll]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@fctryoffetsh39]

Great price good job😊😊😊😊

[@FixitAll]

Thank you 😊

[@normanrowe2831]

Nicely done. I’m just wondering why the extra board was needed?

[@FixitAll]

As you can see at minute 1:50, there are 4 wooden studs in the wall (vertical line of blue painters tape). Two in the middle and left/right away from the paper template attachment. For this size TV (82 inches) it is not enough to use only the two middle studs. So I need to first attach the plywood to the left and right studs and then attach the TV to the plywood. This way the plywood acts as a wider extension plate to reach the left/right studs. Thanks for visit my channel!

[@orgi-3325]

Woof-woof!

[@wh00is007]

What wood would you recommend for a 70” TV? What thickness also?

[@FixitAll]

TV weight not really maters. 3/4" plywood only becouse need drill 1/4 deep for the bolt head in to the plywood and there left 1/2 for the weight.

[@msoiseth3419]

It's as simple as that. Using several of Einstein's equations, a large array of power tools and some annoying disco music you can have this done in almost 40 hours!

[@FixitAll]

Yes, but only 4 hours. Thanks for watching!

[@GreatMunkeyKANG]

I just threw the stud finder up there and screw it in and that was it. Took me about 30-45 minutes 😆 🤣 😂

[@prishaildodhia8968]

Hello, this was a really useful guide. What thickness plywood did you use?

[@FixitAll]

3/4" (20мм)

[@prishaildodhia8968]

@@FixitAll Thanks for the quick response! A few more questions please: 5/16" x 4" SPAX PLAG WH T-STAR YZ woodscrews - x6 - these are 4 inch in length correct? How deep do you need to drill into the wooden stud in the wall for a good hold? Would 4 inches generally work for pasterboard walls/drywalls? 5/16-18"x 1" carriage bolt x4 Hex nut 5/16" - x4 shank wood drill bit - do you just measure the diameter of the head of the screw to know which drill bit to use?

[@FixitAll]

You can drill 3.5"-4" deep in to studs. Drill bit 3/16" Yes 4" just perfect, you need 2" threaded end into studs and rest flat screw surface 1.5-2" for sheetrok and plywood. You're correct about the bolt head - just check the diameter of the bolt head for the same drill bit.

[@FixitAll]

Here is another video with that mount in our new rent house. I was installing it in a little bit different way. TV Wall Mount Full Motion installation in new rent house, MD2298 Mounting Dream kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-uqoyIhb9rq7c

[@jaehanson781]

Thanks for the video. How do you know what loctaion to put the mount? Looks like yours what top half of the tv

[@FixitAll]

As you can see, at 3:13 I placed tape on the back of the bottom bolts and measured from there to the bottom line of the TV. Then I drew the 3:32 plan and marked that distance on the plan/drawing plus added 2 inches to the fireplace mantel. Then I transferred these dimensions to the wall and it became clear where the bolts from the TV would be located and, accordingly, their mounting itself.

[@FixitAll]

I also usually in other cases just install the mount on the TV first and see how and how much reach I have to the edges of the TV. Look at this installation also: Same mount, we moved, and now I install it there, but in different way... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-uqoyIhb9rq7c How to Wall Mount a TV kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5fLoH2Gm76hjsksi=oJ93_LlFkBKXIBcI SANUS Simplicity 37" - 90" Full-Motion TV Mount bit.ly/2sQQjJ0

[@arturobrisa5656]

Very nice work man. I have on idea for mine thanks.

[@FixitAll]

Glad it helps you out!

[@TheTCOLL]

While on the wall, can the TV be slid back on forth on the rails to line up with the couch/bed etc?

[@FixitAll]

Yes, you can move the TV in any direction.

[@TheTCOLL]

I dont mean moving the TV once its secured, I mean can the TV slide freely left and right on the rail it sits on?@@FixitAll

[@FixitAll]

@@TheTCOLL Oh, I see. Our TV 82" and vertical hooks on TV (7:33) was just enough wide and perfectly fit at the maximum rail width. If your TV smaller, I think you will have space to move TV a little bit left/right on the rails and then secure TV with the brackets (7:56). As you can see at (8:05 and 8:14) there is no free space between vertical hooks and the rail ends to move our TV on rail.

[@TheTCOLL]

Ah, a bit hard to see but I think I got it. A 55 inch should have some movement that can be moved right or left (while the TV is pulled out from the wall) then secured where you want it to stay?@@FixitAll

[@FixitAll]

@@TheTCOLL I always mount the TV in the center for my clients because of the balancing weight. If you move the TV on the rails one side more than the other, the TV will not be level and crooked across the horizon. Therefore, install it in the middle, pull it out and turn it on its side, because the mount can turn like 7:20 and for your 55" this is quite enough.

[@robertdunn1181]

Has anyone found the lag bolts that come with the mounts are kind of cheap feeling? I was afraid the head was going to snap off as I was putting it into the stud. Any opinions on wether the supplied lag bolts are strong enough or is it worth it to buy better ones? On this tv mount install would you have still gone to Home Depot if you didn't need to mount the wood, or trusted what was in the box?

[@FixitAll]

Never had pronlem with that. Any lag screws from Home Depot or Lowe's will work. Just predrilled hole required for it.

[@abigaila2024]

Question.l? Why did you use the ply wood. I bought a house and there is 1.5 in think of wood screwed into the wall above the fireplace where the last owner had there tv. I have a samsung the frame tv and I want to mount it up there but the brackets for it aren’t in the center of the tv so the wood that is up there won’t work because it’s in the middle. I have to either add wood or take the one down but idk the purpose for the wood. Please help me??? I’m searching for answers…

[@FixitAll]

Can't answer if I can't see the wall.

[@FixitAll]

Call several local craftsmen/handyman for the estimate and listen to their advice. Estimates are usually free.

[@FixitAll]

I was used plywood because the wall studs (at 0:39 blue tape) much wider position than my TV mount on 1:51. So I made wide support on the studs with plywood.

[@abigaila2024]

@@FixitAll thank you so much I noticed the plywood is screwed in on the end and the mount was put in the middle of the plywood. There are no other holes.

[@FixitAll]

​@@abigaila2024 There are 5 screws holding the plywood to the wall studs. 4 at the corners of the plywood and one in the middle to the middle wall stud, can be seen at 7:10.

[@joaograca4657]

All that nice work and what about the exposed wires?

[@FixitAll]

This was rent house and I can't do some work behind the sheetrok like in my customers houses.

[@joeboss1750]

What screws would you use, if the upright studs are the metal boxing type

[@FixitAll]

Metal studs very thin material and weak staff. I have never worked with metal stud, so can't say you anything about it. Probably just Google this question, and you can find the answer from online users.

[@FixitAll]

Google says - Mounting a TV into Metal Studs VS Wood Studs Wooden stud installations use lag bolts that screw directly into the stud while metal stud installations require hardware such as toggle bolts, drill toggle, or snap toggles to secure into the metal stud.

[@FixitAll]

Watch on KZbin this name of videos - How Install a TV MOUNT into a STEEL STUD WALL

[@maloney7461]

WOW, good job. Could you come to my home? LOL.

[@FixitAll]

😅

[@marcodjdeso]

Bella canzone, ma soprattutto un buon lavoro. È possibile sapere il titolo e artista di questo pezzo Dance per favore?

[@FixitAll]

Purtroppo non conosco il nome. Ho scaricato questa musica da KZbin 6 anni fa.

[@franckmarchand2296]

Good vid' thank you. Good music too, what is the name of this music please?

[@FixitAll]

Thank you. Unfortunately, this music file was downloaded from KZbin a long time ago without the name on it. Sorry.

[@mariaotero7383]

If it was me I would just install it and measure just the where I want it lol

[@FixitAll]

You right. But as you can see, I only have 1 inch to the ceiling and one to the fireplace shelf from the edge of TV. I can't make wrong installation. So better do it as I do it all the time - measure first, installation second.

[@francoisunia249]

excellent travail ? Puis-je avoir le titre et interprète de la bande son ? Merci et encore bravo !👋👋👍👍

[@FixitAll]

Cette musique a été enregistrée à partir de KZbin il y a environ 5 ans et je l'ai renommée pendant l'enregistrement. Alors maintenant, je ne peux pas le trouver là-bas.

[@iishyxvietxboyii1]

Big TV.

[@user-ln4xl2on4u]

🤩

[@elbbLopez]

Yo solo necesito un nivel de mano y un taladro y la tv y listo pegado en la pared 😊

[@danielzpcsk85]

can the mount tilt up and down a bit?

[@FixitAll]

@@danielzpcsk85 This model NO. Can be changed screen angle only, tilt from vertical 90 to the front I think 15-20 degree. Like if you on the couch, you can tilt flat screen straight to your view.

[@vamsinkrishna87]

@fixitall what is the plank size? Specifically the thickness

[@FixitAll]

3/4" plywood (about 19-20mm)

[@vamsinkrishna87]

@@FixitAll thank you. Amazing job and video.

[@marztar]

When his wife said "let's have a baby..." This man formulated blueprints for all feasible outcomes for the estimated life of all possible forms of offspring.

[@FixitAll]

Absolutely right !

[@jwatt9570]

Really nice video but annoying music.

[@FixitAll]

Thank you. Will keep in mind that for the future.

[@ilyashashim123]

Are there steel stud or wood?

[@FixitAll]

Wood.

[@denis64754]

я не понял зачем доска нужна ? если там гипс дак есть специальные дюбели по гипсу

[@FixitAll]

Дюбеля гипсокартоновые годятся только для TV креплений которые не выдвигаются от стены. То есть вплотную прижаты к стене гипсокартона. Это крепление выдвигает телевизор на пол метра от стены и создаётся такой рычах с весом телевизора 82 дюйма, что вырвет всё на свете вместе с куском гипса стены. Как то не хочется разбить телик, сломать стену и побить паркет.

[@vidaltoni1205]

Jolie travail une question quel cheville vous avez mis

[@FixitAll]

Tell me the minutes on the video, about what your question. Thanks.

[@vidaltoni1205]

@@FixitAll les longs vis vous les fixer sur les rails ?

[@FixitAll]

@@vidaltoni1205 Sur quelle partie (minutes) de la vidéo ces vis ?

[@vidaltoni1205]

@@FixitAll les fixations au mur sont sur les montants placo?

[@FixitAll]

Wood Studs inside the wall vertical.

[@CowboyRobots]

Good gotdamn video

[@FixitAll]

Thank you!

[@vilikarac6776]

Music that was not annoying for once.

[@FixitAll]

Thank you!

[@OneManStartup]

Удобно смотреть снизу вверх?

[@FixitAll]

Вы знаете, я тоже так думал и сомневался в такой высоте установки. Но оказалось что вообще не замечаешь высоты. Думаю тут всё дело в расстоянии от дивана до экрана. У нас оно 4.5 метра, поэтому угол взгляда в верх совсем небольшой и не замечаешь что телик выше висит.

[@bienaimeedwine]

Just bought same tv. How is it?

[@FixitAll]

Work great. We had a previous Samsung 46" from 2009 and this larger version replaced it. The old model still works great in my shop/garage.

[@bienaimeedwine]

@@FixitAll thanks alot

[@DeeTeaDee]

5:25 What are these drill attachments called please??

[@FixitAll]

At 5:15 you can see a wood box on the table. This box was opened at 5:24 and was taken drill 3/4" or 7/8" diameter to make a countersink for the bolt head. This drill bit called - forstner drill bit set. Like this one amazon PORTER-CABLE-PC1014-Forstner-Bit-14-Piece rb.gy/jm07os By the way you can make slower playback speed in setting to 0.25

[@DeeTeaDee]

@@FixitAll thank you so much

[@trevortrevor6720]

As a installer...This is the type of guy i would hate to have as a customer...lol..the only thing i would do, is paint the plywood too...but it didnt need to be cut to exact size (the thing is hidden behind the tv..and once its fasten to the studs...4 , half inch lag bolts would do the job just right because that plywood is thick enough to hold even a 85 inch tv ..job done in 45 minutes instead of 4 hours

[@FixitAll]

Thanks for watching this wrong installation.

[@xactomundo9938]

No tilt? Wrong mount?

[@FixitAll]

Tilt, 15 degree. If you mean not pulling down, thats needed different model.

[@dannysee1]

Center stud should hold a small car to the wall and some quality wall plugs on the outer ends should do as the TV only weighs around 40 kilos.

[@FixitAll]

Yes, physically and technically yes, I agree that it will hold the weight. But no one wants to hang an expensive TV on two screws and one stud.

[@greggelle6920]

what's the music pls ?

[@FixitAll]

Some from KZbin. Many years ago, was downloaded. It's not single music, it's some album. I don't have a name.

[@pareshbhai7917]

Video normal speed me hota to jyada Acha rahata

[@FixitAll]

You can change the video speed in KZbin player. At the bottom of the screen find sprocket symbol, hit these Settings, then Playback speed, scroll up to 0.75, 0.5, 0.25

[@gradyutama2952]

Isn’t it too high?

[@FixitAll]

If you watch from 16 feet away, just perfect.

[@brazilback]

este aspiraba a oposicionar para la N.A.S.A.

[@DM-sj4vu]

I could’ve mounted that for you in 15-20 minutes

[@FixitAll]

15-20 minutes, that is not interested for KZbin viewers :-)

[@HenryFont67]

All that and you didn’t hide the power cord!! Lol

[@FixitAll]

We was renting this house. So can't do what I can do without owner permission and his payment for my work.

[@asaholey]

Why not just add more stud and redo the drywall. Now your living room looks like a warehouse

[@FixitAll]

1) who see what behind the TV? 2) this is the rent house. 3) even if this house will be my, I will do the same, since never see what behind.

[@asaholey]

@@FixitAll you don't wash your behind coz no one can see it?

[@FixitAll]

@@asaholey belive my 25 years experience. No one looking behind TV.

[@FixitAll]

@@asaholey you can do with your whatever you want.

[@asaholey]

@@FixitAll so what are you trying to prove? That's the right way to do it?

[@DeeTeaDee]

Must have watched this over 100 times now Still no clearer as to what the hell is going on with the measurements My 80” tv has been in its box for 48 days today now 😆

[@FixitAll]

The short answer how to measure is - When TV on the floor, attach the mount to TV and measure now from bottom TV to bottom of the mount and add your desire extra inches which will be under TV on the wall. I have done this way of measurement in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5fLoH2Gm76hjsksi=XLuLH9bH7UaHLl3T

[@fgungormez]

Assembly meticulousness and workmanship are meticulous. But the TV was mounted too high. I think it's wrong.

[@FixitAll]

If you sit 15-16ft from TV, no one noticed its to high.

[@DCVersace]

That's your opinion that it's too high

[@FixitAll]

@@DCVersace I was inside a hundreds houses in USA. Must say almost all of them have tv above fireplace.

[@OfficialGamerGuides]

I always knew there was a proper way to fit on to plasterboard, sir I thankyou 🫡 also whats your opinion on the geefix plasterboard ancher plugs?

[@FixitAll]

Personally, I never used it yet. From my 26 years of work in house repairs, I may say any anchors good for curtains rod, shelves, mirrors, towel/paper holders...etc. But never trust for TV mount installation. Some days it can be on the floor with a big piece of sheetrok. At list your TV mount is fixed flat single plate, - it may work. But never for movable/adjustable out from the wall on 1-2 foot like my mount.

[@mobilered2776]

So much FF is not required ....

[@explorer909]

7:45 - ROTFL! He went through all that trouble creating that custom wood mount so he could then mount the metal bracket to it (probably because the wall studs are too far apart) and only then would he be able to mount the TV to the wall, but as it turns out, the TV is just a couple of inches above a mantle. ROTFL!, ROTFL!, ROTFL! He may as well have left the legs on the TV and just sat it on the mantle. ROTFL! With all that work he put in, that TV should have been at least 5-7 feet from the ground. It looks like it wasn't worth the hassle. lol

[@FixitAll]

For us this setup work just great.

[@explorer909]

@@FixitAll -Well, if your purpose was just to show how to mount a TV Mount to the wall, you succeeded. However, the practicality of the aesthetics was a miss.

[@DCVersace]

The legs wouldnt fit on the mantle nitwit

[@TennesseeTraders]

No shade but as a tv mounting pro of 15 years and business owner of over 6 years i must say... this was EXTREMELY unnecessary, time consuming and most importantly.. LESS STABLE. you could have simply drilled 2 holes in the middle of the bracket and used (2) 4" lags , with 4 toggles to add a little extra hold. (2) 4" lags in an actual 2 x 4 stud are exponentially stronger than 4 bolts into 1/2" of plywood. It was probably 3/4 at first but when you sunk in the bolts it took off about a quarter inch.. you have over 100 lbs being held up by a 1/2" piece of plywood.. id NEVER do that at a customer's home.. i don't care how pretty you made it look.. it wasnt the smartest thing to do. Then couple that with the fact that the more you extend the TV from its base the more force you put on that plywood..up to 6x the tvs normal weight..but hey, makes for good content..i guess..

[@FixitAll]

You right. Technically, one stud can easily hold it. But I was worried about this one stud above the fireplace. There is no guaranty who build this house 40 years ago how strong they secure this stud into frame.

[@FixitAll]

This was our rent house. This mount moved in other rent already. Same mount, we moved, and now I install it there, but in different way... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-uqoyIhb9rq7c

[@markjaccson1780]

Too much bro 🤣🤣 I would rather pay

[@FixitAll]

Thanks 😊

[@hadiboss128]

hohoho

[@consueloamaya6527]

TOO MUCH WORK FOR A SIMPLE TV MOUNTING

[@FixitAll]

That's becouse wood studs not in 16" distance like should be in standard.

[@pimppimp6090]

Its so complicate

[@FixitAll]

Yes, and the best, safest way.

[@Mile-long-list]

800 bucks for an 82 inch tv lol what kinda garbage is that ? Pathetic

[@FixitAll]

When Costco plans to get a bunch of new TV models, they put the previous models up for sale. Also, when the TV is returned to them in new condition, they also sell it at the lowest price. I hunted for a year to buy this model. It cost $2500 at first, then $2000 and $1500, then $1000, and finally I stumbled upon $800 by chance. This is the 2020 model. The best TV in this screen size and his class. Google and read Samsung UN82TU700D.

[@FixitAll]

TV Price at COSTCO USA, December 30, 2022 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amqYe36BjryehJo

[@earthenergyhex]

awful dramatic for hanging a TV...

[@FixitAll]

Yes, but no other way because studs wider than mount width.

[@user-ul1ou7qc7r]

Классная работа! Высший уровень! Отменное качество. Но как смотреть телить который висит под потолком, шея отвалиться держать голову.

[@FixitAll]

Как я уже отвечал ранее, всё зависит от того, на каком расстоянии смотреть такой телевизор. Мы сидим в 5ти метрах от него и вообще не замечаем высоты. Всего 1.5 метра от пола и экран в 82 дюйма с 5 метров это то что нужно. В кинотеатрах все смотрят немного в верх на большой экран. Так же и тут.

[@Marc-qv8ss]

Come to uk do mine 🙏

[@FixitAll]

Thank you ! 😉

[@Marc-qv8ss]

What's the angle of unit please

[@FixitAll]

@@Marc-qv8ss What you mean angle?