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This DIY Wood Floating Shelf project is a great one for anyone looking to get into woodworking and for the more advanced, alike. It’s very budget friendly, does not take long to make, and they add a nice touch to any wall. Learn how to make your wood floating shelves!

For more info, project photos, and downloadable plans check out:

https://www.diypete.com/FloatingShelves

Download Plans: https://gumroad.com/l/FloatingShelves
Vinegar and Steel Wool Tutorial Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqFnBcKUdhA

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Cut All of the Wood Pieces
We’ll start this project by marking and making cuts for all of the different pieces for the wood floating shelf. It basically consists of the 2×4 wood frame that screws into the studs in your wall and also the cedar picket shelf box that slides onto the frame. Take a look at the cut list in the free plans for dimensions and guidance. Sand the boards, once they’re cut to size.

Start Assembly, Making the Frame First
Once you have all of your pieces, we’ll make the 2×4 wood frame that’ll screw into the wall. Kreg Jig (pocket hole joinery) the short boards onto the longer board. Also screw in 3” wood screws from the opposite side, for more security. This frame will be completely hidden on the inside of the cedar shelf box, so once it’s made there is no need to finish this. You can leave it all rough.

Assemble the Cedar Box Shelf
Then we’ll put together the cedar box that will slide over the 2×4 frame, becoming the main shelf and the most visible part of this project. Dry fit all of the pieces to make sure your cuts were accurate, then add wood glue to the joints. Nail everything together with 1 ¼” nails and then let the glue dry.

Sand, Finish, and Let Cure
Sand the cedar box down to at least 220 grit with your orbital sander. The finishing process that I did for this project was the steel wool and vinegar solution/stain. Let your solution work its magic for a while and once to the desired color, seal it all up with a water-based spray polyurethane. The water-based sealer ensures that you won’t change the effect, patina, and color of the steel wool and vinegar solution.

Install the 2×4 Frame and the Cedar Shelf
Once the finishing process is done and everything has dried to the manufacturer’s recommended time, we can install it! We’ll first find the studs in the wall, should be about 16” apart. Then we’ll screw the 2×4 frame into the wall with 2 3” wood screws for each connection to the stud. Slide the cedar box shelf on and you’re done!
*Note: If you’re wanting a more secure shelf (maybe the kids could pull the shelf off of the frame) you can simply screw the shelf onto the 2×4 frame from the underside or topside.

Enjoy!
You’ve done the work, now reap the benefits of your DIY Wood Floating Shelf or Shelves, in my case. Add what you want to them and share this project with your friends. Thanks for following along and be sure to check out the free, downloadable plans.
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Will fit on most aluminum DISC hub wheels with spokes.
Inner ring is 53mm, DISC rotor surface diameter needs to be under 53mm.
6 outer holes are 10mm diameter.
Weight: 2.6oz
Outer Diameter: 106mm, 4.17inches
Center Hole Diameter Bore: 34.5mm, 1.36in
Inner stepped in Ring Cup Diameter goes against rotor surface: 53mm, 2inches
Outer step Diameter: 59.03mm, 2.32inches
For use with sprockets that fit on sprocket adapters.
The sprocket flat head holes need to be filed or drilled to 10mm holes.
And 3 single speed chainring bolts can be used to join the sprocket and Disc Brake Adapter.
See final sample picture. Sprocket and chainring bolts not included.
Adapter can be flipped for wider tires or motor alignment, although the adapter is more secure with cup around DISC hub rotor surface.
MBRebel sprockets for sprocket adapters can be used on either side of the adapter.
Will fit on the following wheels. (Not Included)
Rear Disc Single Speed Freewheel Wheel 26 X 2.125 12 Gauge Spoke Chrome Rim 38mm Wide Alloy Hub, SKU: 10136
Rear Disc Freewheel Wheel 24 X 2.125 11 Gauge Spoke Chrome Rim 38mm Wide, SKU: 10050
Alloy Double Wall 36 HOLE 11 Gauge SS 26″inch 42mm Wide Rim Black Rear Disc Freewheel, SKU: 10020
Alloy Double Wall Board Track 11 Gauge SS 26 X 2.125 38mm Wide Rim Rear Disc Freewheel, SKU: 10105
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