[Nisse Tuta]

I had nothing to do today so I made some modifications to my nightstand :)
You could use almost any type of night stand but this one is from IKEA. The good things about that is that it is cheap (if I would fail) and made from cheap, therefore soft and easily carved material.
There are a number of methods to do this but I wanted to keep it as simple and quick as possible. It took less than two hours and only required three tools.
You can take it to the next level by just carving around the charger and then drill a hole for the cable to run through.
If you don't want to place it like I did so that it is supported by the bottom part of the nightstand just put a peace of sheet metal or something to hold it up instead.

[Mystictrust]

You've got some mad video editing skillz there. I was a little entranced both by the music and the flow of the video... awesome work.

[devil.insulted]

Very Nice Work....

[knowimagination]

Hands down best DIY video I have ever watched. I have a cheap ikea nightstand and I really think I want to try this now!

[kwambe5]

Great video and inspiration to the DIYer in all of us!

[Nisse Tuta]

Hands down best DIY video I have ever watched. I have a cheap ikea nightstand and I really think I want to try this now!

Go for it, as I said it took almost no time at all and it works like a charm :)

[david90531]

Please keep your videos coming. Just phenomenal.
I think for it to be a Night"stand" it will be even more perfect if it could be standing rather than flat on the surface, though. I know it's not very practical so ignore me xD

[Nisse Tuta]

Please keep your videos coming. Just phenomenal.
I think for it to be a Night"stand" it will be even more perfect if it could be standing rather than flat on the surface, though. I know it's not very practical so ignore me xD

Im thrilled that people like the video :)
There will be more videos for sure, maybe not alway tech related (ideas come and go). If someone has something they want to se like a test or review just let me know.
In the meantime Im working on a mini-documentary about the mechanics in a grand piano (witch is mind-blowing) or to be more specific, the man that fixes them. (some of you have seen him in one of my previous videos)

[knowimagination]

Ok so I went for it and attacked my night stand it actually went pretty well but I do have a follow up question. How much wood would you say you left between the charger and the top? I got it working but it seems to want to reconnect sometimes and I am not sure if it is from me not having the phone centered correctly or if there is too much wood left to keep a steady connection.

[Nisse Tuta]

Ok so I went for it and attacked my night stand it actually went pretty well but I do have a follow up question. How much wood would you say you left between the charger and the top? I got it working but it seems to want to reconnect sometimes and I am not sure if it is from me not having the phone centered correctly or if there is too much wood left to keep a steady connection.

Awesome :)
I have about 5 milimeters left, give or take a mm.

[berty6294]

Awesome video! I just wish those wireless chargers came cheaper. I'd put one in everything!

[MTorskyj]

That's freaking awesome! You should start selling them 😜

[zyran]

Would you mind posting the gear you used? Thanks, great video.

[andrewkeith5]

Absolutely amazing video, thanks for putting the time into it!

When I have my own place I have so many ideas for wireless chargers now!

[Axefield]

Wow! I am inspired. I have that exactly same nightstand and now I just have to get my tools. :D

[Nisse Tuta]

Would you mind posting the gear you used? Thanks, great video.

For the build or the video? I can do both to be on the safe side :)
Build: a screwdriver, a chisel and a rubber hammer.
Video: Canon t3i/600d, Sigma 30mm 1.4f, Canon 50mm 1.8f with macro-rings, a tripod and a Konova K2 slider.

[Kavu2]

While the build on just its own was ingenious and awesome and inspiring...
the video was stunning indeed. Best DIY video ever. Stunning.
Kudos

[Steve Ridges]

Router? That's the best part of DIY projects. You get to buy new tools :) .