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YouTube Comments - 81 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Tv mount- Love it! The entire space is definitely warm and welcoming 😊
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Love the way you are very detailed and give reassurance for any level of DIYer👍
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I don’t know what both is but this lady voice is so calming and pleasant.
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Thank you Leah. You always have amazing ideas, I’m getting this wall mount I’ve needed one for a long time, now you’ve made it easy for me.
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I love the space...even though I don't think that mount is easy....you just make it look easy😅
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Okay. So the mystery and intimidation has been removed. How cool is that? My new sewing studio/she shed thanks you. Much love. ❤
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Thanks so much for showing how to do this Leah! I've been intimidated about trying to mount one of these units but now I would give it a try. Great instructions as always!!!
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Thank you Leah. I am so glad I was introduce to your youtubes. I would love to have you as a neighbor. Blessings.
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I love those wall mounts that allow the TV to swing out and swivel. For me personally the easiest wall mount for TV I've done is using 3/4" plywood. Cut a couple 6 inch strips then ripped those 6 inch strips in half at 45°. Took 2 of the 4 strips and lag bolted them to 3 struds then screwed the other two to the TV mith m6 bolts I believe. Then it was easy to just hang it on the wall. Hard part was cutting the drywall and putting in boxes to run the necessary wires through for power and HDMI. I don't know if I mentioned what system it was but it's called a French cleat
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You’re amazing and a great teacher, I’ve learned so much from you, THANK YOU
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I just want to say thank you! You take the time and share your knowledge on things that probably seem so easy to you. You explain things so well, clear, concise… and I LOVE your “send-off”! “You can DO this!”😁
Have a fantastic day!
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Fancy!! I got one that doesn’t move because never move mine. One piece nailed into the wall don’t need to find studs because of the way the nails go in. Yes it’s for lighter TVs but I don’t watch TV except DVDs lol and not often.this is very nice.
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I installed a TV mount a few years ago. It wasn't as fancy as that one, but it was easy to install, and all you really need is a bubble level, drill (with bits), stud finder (optional), and a screwdriver.
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I installed my big sceen 5 years ago myself, and im still worried it will come down.
Its in thin sheetrock but i did hit studs.
Its in a double wide mobile home..❤ this channel and i thank you for such a soft voice.
Would love ,love to chat on the phone sometime. I look up to you and your work.
You make us believe in ourselves.
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Pretty cool rom Leah. It does look like a nice place to kick back and relax.
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Like that TV mount very much, looks like you can move the TV around quite a bit!
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Excellent job as always Leah! You have such a creative mind and it makes this channel so enjoyable!
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❤🎉 Leah, you freskin' ROCK!!
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Great video! I love your rec room!
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@creepyswampthing
7 months ago
I paid $200 for someone to do this because it was intimidating. Thanks for making things I can understand.
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