DIY SECTIONAL SOFA + FREE PLANS | MODERN BUILDS

Great idea
If you added a roundoever to the edges with a router it would add a nice touch I think.

Wonder where this guy is from😂

Thank you! There is a couch on Joybird called Denna that I have been hesitant to buy over 3K. I love woodworking (basic stuff building cabinets etc.) and keep saying I think I can make that couch instead of paying all this money. Your frame is exactly the same as the Denna I just need to make it a u frame. My next project! I think it will be better quality.

How have I never seen someone use a piece of MDF as a fence for a skilsaw. That's brilliant

So many sponsors eh it sucks

This is very beautiful

This build is amazing! I’m gearing up to do something similar and I’m wondering, how stable are the sides and back? have you had any concerns about them being prone to snapping under pressure?

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I like the idea but the finish was a little unrefined.

After struggling to save up the dough to venture out on my own as a poor college student working full-time, and after visiting multiple furniture stores/outlets and seeing the absurd prices for what amounts to little else than mass produced crap by the lowest bidder, this video (among others) is going to save my wallet... and my soul lol. Thank you so much!

Have basic carpentry skills but also family members who are far more savvy with a hammer and saw than I. So hopefully when the time comes to move in I should already have a few pieces of quality furniture waiting for a new home.

Really cool how you provided plans , thanx

Looks simple, easy and accessible. I like it a lot!

Dude come down too excited and too loud

What size screws did you use in this?

Wow this looked so easy to make. Love the simplicity. I would suggest adding a small piece of wood to finish the front framing and hid the joining L shape ledge.

Looks great!! Nicelydone

For no knowlege its really not looking bad even my eyes still burning from seeing how you did it 😂 greatings from german

Looks great! I'm tempted to try making one.

Unless you are buying Midwest USA handcrafted furniture this appears to be far and away better than what you will find in most Big Box or furniture outlets. Ever taken those apart? Flimsy mdf board, some springs and cheapest low grade lumber typically sourced from the other side of the world. Like others stated this is a great starting point. Just add some of your own foam and fabric and it would look like any other modern sofa.

where are the cushions from?

did you spray-paint your drills, lol?

I love it👌

That is as rough as a badgers bum hole😂😂😂

Sale más caro hacerlo q comprar uno y no se hable de toda la herramienta q usaste

Better to cover legs by something soft because one hit and leg fingers can be broken.

My favorite is still the rachspeed couch

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Velcro strips between those cushions would keep them in place and tidy

LOL. This is junk. Unreal you have almost 2 million followers. WTF.

what a mess. you could wrap them in canvas

Looks great.

Very very nice ❤

How much for materials (not counting cushions)

Alguem tem as medidas e materiais usados nesse projeto?

Esse sofa se tornou meu sonho agora😍🇧🇷

its a good idea for cat owners, im gonna try it.

How do you measure wood quality?

So ugly.

AMAZING

The plans you provided doesn’t have wood measurements or instructions?

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My favorite thing about your builds is they’re alway simple. Like they’re a great starting point and if someone where to recreate them they’re easily modifiable. I see people commenting about how you didn’t do ‘xyz’ but the beauty is you can easily change that for your own build! Great video!

what is the thickness of the plywood for the bottom

that's pretty cool but my dog would probably shred the cushions.

Amazing

Good job I would just hate to move the larger piece looks heavy

You rock..i like that..i have been dreaming of self teaching carpentry woodwork..i started with search sofa making and you popped..keep up..am sure i will learn alot..i might even try to comment with questions as far as tools since am new to this..God bless

What was your cost roughly on this?