I’ve decided to completely re-do my office and as part of the overhaul, I decided to upgrade from a standard bookshelf and make my own DIY Pipe Floating Shelves. This project only took a couple of days, but you can easily do it in a day!
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I’ve got a full video showing you how to did it. Check it out!!
Here some details:
////// MATERIALS USED
(1) Sheet of 3/4in plywood
(13) 1/2” diameter, 10” length Black Pipe
(13) 1/2” diameter Black Pipe Flanges
(26) 2 1/2” Deck Screws
(13) 1 1/4” Wood Screws (with flat ring)
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////// TOOLS USED
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