And I've clearly been doing a lot since the last one.

You guys on the last part filling.

I put together the Alex desks and was this even done?

But when we entered the video, I think it was a member.

As you see, I've done some stuff.

So I showed on Twitter some of the things that I've done you guys were like, Oh, my God.

How'd you do that?

You can actually do it pretty cheap.

I'm gonna show you how I built this glow on fine blow top made out of glass, not acrylic.

So that's not gonna scratch how I made this really inexpensive backboard that Yes, I know that TV is not centered.

Height wise on.

I screwed that up, but it's cheap enough to where I could do another one if I want to.

So show you guys how we did that.

We're gonna do some other custom stuff today regarding lighting, and I think you guys are gonna hopefully enjoy it.

I don't care if you do, though, because it's my space, not the website.

It's my room, and I really like it.

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Okay, so the desk setup is just like the the iconic tech tumor.

Random break P tech sores.

Whoever like else, you'll probably, um, your average consumer, I think, didn't one like this.

These are just the Karl Be tops in the dark walnut color color, which is more like an oak with the cheap Amazon couch feet that I bought.

Two.

Space it up about another two inches because I'm tall, so I don't want them to sit higher.

The Alex drawers, lots of them.

You can see I've got two side by side right here because I was anticipating putting Nebula on here, which is like nearly £100.

I don't know how to use that system anymore.

In this in this space, I might end up doing another small form factor billed for this area.

But I'm I'm completely undecided on that.

But you could see it wraps around to hear and did the same thing on this side.

I have a file cabinet on this half because of the fact that I want to be able to actually put my taxes and stuff in an area, not a cardboard box, and have to go digging through the closet forward, my CP, ask for a receipt.

So that's beside the point.

Um, they don't make this anymore.

This this cable management piece, This was part of the Golan Siri's, which has been discontinued a long time ago.

I have two of these, one of them still in storage.

I held on to these for just such an occasion.

And as you can see, they're perfect because I've got my power strip in here.

I've got it all cable managed.

I'll show you how it did that.

It just screwed to the bottom also, too.

Because I didn't want these deaths to slide apart.

It feels kind of come under here.

You'll see.

I went to Home Depot and I went to the fencing section.

Um, not that sword fighting, but you know where this fence post material and all the galvanized stuff in bracket tree.

And I just got this bracket and I screwed eight screws per bracket, holding them together so they won't separate apart that way.

They're perfectly level on the top, and they don't move around.

So if I slide the desk, it moves as a whole, and it's very, very firm.

The screws, I use their long so they're probably going halfway into the board so you can see that there.

But because it's elevated like it is, you can see the RGB glow, which is set the white, because you could do whatever you want with it, right?

Is, um, now causing it to blow up the wall and down.

Do I have a scratch right here?

No, that's okay.

There's gonna be a lot of touch ups necessary.

Um, so that's how that's done.

This is this is stupid.

Easy the size of this desk.

So each of these Alex drawers were $79 apiece, so that's $320.

Just in the drawers.

The tops were 179 or no, no, 208 for top.

Some of that you could see this desk was probably gonna be a lot.

It wasn't it.

It wasn't cheap, but I like a lot of desperate because I also wanna have, like I said, a laptop in it in the secondary set up over here, someone monitoring streams, or I just want to do something that involved a desktop.

I always have a laptop with me, and so I'm gonna probably have other things going on here.

I don't know what yet.

Let's talk about the thing you guys obviously care about.

Oh, as a couch, because, well, ultimate game room wouldn't have a chill space.

So this is a best, uh, TV stand for my Kia.

The cool thing about this is you can configure it.

How you want this particular version.

I want to say it was just under $400 as configured, but I obviously went with the frosted glass doors that covered the whole side, and you can obviously see why.

Um, I went with the taller one because it's a wall mounted TV.

I want to get the entertainment center up high.

It's using their stainless steel feet.

I had considered doing a wall mounted one so that it could It could hang, um, look cool floating.

But that would've been cable management night marinated harmony to get behind there to hook something up, take him off the wall with a complete pain in the ass.

But I was like, I want to make this custom in some way.

And I told Phil I was like, Hey, glass, I could back light it.

And that was the original idea which led to this.

So they sell these glass tops are only 25 bucks, which is cool, because if it breaks because of my kids and stuff, I dropped it.

What, three times you like on the corner, trying to put it on the stupid thing because it's not in a cardboard box when you buy it didn't break, so that's a good start.

But I went.

You know what?

Just a glass top on the top is not gonna be good enough for me.

So I went.

How can I make this custom?

Well, because I want to pull out more wood tones and not have the only wood in this room be the desk and myself.

I wanted to make these planks for the back of the TV.

I'll tell you how I did these in a second, but to pull in more wood tone, I came up with this trim right here.

This is just one by one, birch that you can go to any hardware store and you convey by very, very cheap.

And what I did was I just measured it.

So it was smaller than the table.

So I would have I would have a vessel hangs over with the glass.

And then I literally just stapled it with our staple gun.

The same compressor that we used to blow up that water cooling loop.

So I already had it.

But you could get it pretty cheap if you need to or borrow one or not.

You can rent one at Home Depot in other places.

I just used the one inch stables to staple them into themselves.

So they're at a 45 degree cut, so they look nice and neat.

And then I used these rubber standoffs, these rubber feet that I got from the hardware section to stand it up off the table for two reasons.

One without any sort of friction on here, a rubber or something.

It just kind of slides around.

And so I didn't want that two.

It looks really neat, allowing some of the light t escaped between the glass and the bottom.

Now, I've got two different thicknesses on here because I was playing around with this and I'm gonna be replacing the bottom with a thicker or thinner feet like I've got on the top because when I'm sitting on the couch, a lot of the light will leak right in your face because of the edge Lit led is which I found to be very distracting and very uncomfortable.

So I'm going to be showing you how I made this right now, when I take it apart to replace those feet, these wood pieces right here it only took 2 98 inch or 96 inch I think links to do this with plenty left over that was roughly $20 worth of lumber.

If that probably not even that.

And then the rubber feet for 3 95 a package and then the led strip on the inside is actually the Phillips you.

Now the Phillips you Strip was 79 bucks.

However, you know as well as I do on Amazon and even now inside, like Lowe's and Home Depot, you can get the really inexpensive, remote control controlled strips for like 30 bucks or even 15 bucks or cheaper on Amazon.

So if you didn't want the smart controlled features like I have, like this, like make the glow top blue.

So I mean, I could do that sort of stuff.

If I turn out the light, you'll see it'll make the TV Hutch blue.

So because these are all smart controlled, I can control them through absolute scenes and routines.

If you don't care about any of that, then you can go with the cheap led options and have the same effect, and just use your remote control to do it.

Turn off the TV much so you give up that functionality with going with the basic stuff, but that's perfectly fine.

So if you look at it now, you get a really good idea of what it looks like without any of the lights on.

And I really like that.

So let's show you what it looks like when I take it apart.

I think you might realize just how super, basic and easy this is.

So the stain that I used on here is actually a one hour drying interior stain.

But I think it's called California Oak or something along those lines, and I just basically took the edge molding peace that comes with the table.

That way, if you cut it, you could stick it on the end, causes a veneer and just stand it to match.

And then this is what came up with.

So although it's birch and oak, it's not exactly the same green.

But as you can see, it definitely gives us enough of the same effect, and you can see here is the rubber standoffs, but I used right there.

In fact, I've gotten these out of an assortment pack because I didn't know exactly what size I needed.

So I'ma do right now, is I'm not change his corner ones s so that you guys can I can see how I'm gonna make a little bit less of a gap so that it's not so much light bleeds.

Did you see I didn't even see the bottom was like, What's the point?

Let's call laziness Now It meant that I could actually set it down and let it dry.

And beef actually taken the word up with it that she even though these air both won by ones, they're not exactly one by one.

So one of them is like 1/2 a millimeter thinner than the others.

Which made the corner is not perfectly flat, light flush.

You're trying my best here.

Here's a good example here so you can get this one.

You could see that this is taller than this one, so I wouldn't want the glass like rocking.

So the rubber piece, though we'll level that it's another little hack just going to the little rubber feet, these air super thin.

As you can see, this would remote control holder.

I'm probably gonna harmony, remote or something.

Have a single remote which style of this glass until I stuff goes on there.

So as you can see, it really sticks on there now.

So the TV, which I bought for this room, um, it's a little overkill.

The expensive it's it's L G c nine.

I got it because of the fact it's dirty right now.

So I got it because of all of its gcn capabilities, and it's super high refresh rate, not refrigerate Response time gaming.

I don't think I want that computer after this.

I never know.

But the price of the sea nines came down quite a bit.

So that's one of the reasons why we included it in here.

In fact, my business partner in his his condo in Long Beach.

He's got a 75 inch see nine that I installed on wall mounted for him and, after playing some games on it, hooked up to his computer.

I played.

Did I fall in order specifically on it?

It was really good part.

My problems on TV, for the longest time has been the input lack that TV's would inevitably provide.

But the old lead being as fast as it is it being decent compatible.

In 2.8, you, my 2.1 forward compatible makes it just It's only gonna mature better, like fine wine with time.

So, seeing how good the C nine actually was in his space made me have to go with one of these.

I was gonna go with Colette.

I was looking at a Sony X 9 50 or nine x 90 f, which I have downstairs, actually in a 75 inch version, even though the window right behind it, yes, there's a glare.

But I've had OLEDs for so long now.

I'm kind of used to it.

I'm used to looking at some of the glare.

I kind of looked through it.

Plus, with those blinds are shut if I put a blackout curtain rod across it, but I can close during movies, you might even get one of the control might get one of those smart controlled ones that connects to a rod.

So when I when I tell it movie time, it's gonna make all the lights go custom, then it'll just close this right here.

It's not the first time it's been done.

In fact, it's quite common for people to do a wood plank wall behind the TV just to get a little bit of class.