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I immediately liked this dude. When he threw the instructions away i was confirmed.

Who else clicked because of thumbnail 😂

I’ve got a tv that I’ve been wanting to hang, but haven’t for multiple reason (self confidence is one). Mother in law also wants one hung, and videos like yours are giving me confidence to do it. You explain it well, put caption notes for a little more explanation, give good instruction/demos, and link to stuff you use. I’m gonna watch a few of your videos and see what I can do to be a better DIYer.

"I've been a home theater tech for over 10 years so I'm not going to be using the instructions." He's a Boss!! 😎😎😎

Bro! I followed your instructions to the "T" and had NO problems! I had never mounted a television myself and was afraid of it falling. It is pretty heavy 47" older modeled flatscreen, but I have no worries about it being secured, thanks to your advice. Thanks again! I get plenty of compliments on it and pretty much feel like a badass! Thanks again!

Excellent and thorough instructions. I don't have a wall mount TV but after watching this video I feel confident that anyone could do it with a bit of patience. Especially thought your strength test was awesome!

You're a lifesaver dude, I was skeptical of those toggles bolts holding my tv but dang, if they can hold you then I'm ok.

he was helping us find the stud... the whole time HE was the stud 🥺🥺🥺

Dude, you just won the internet today! Bravo! Love your energy!

I'm about to mount a 65" inch curved 4K. Thought it was going to kick my ass. This video has greatly increased my confidence. Thanks a bunch. Very informative. Just saved me 180 bucks installation cost.

Great video. Successfully mounted 2 36'' tvs on drywall (part stud part toggle bolts) and I'd never drilled a hole before in my life.

Thanks for the video.....I just accidentally found your hanging bracket video, a day after buying a 40 inch tv to hang. Well done, clearly filmed. I've been a subscriber for around six months.

I really enjoyed this video. I've installed several televisions over the years, but you still gave me some nice learning tips. Thank you for your time.

Such a useful video I live in the UK and since I have mobility issues had to ask around for a professional to come hang my TV onto a stud wall. The cheapest quote I got from 5 different tradesmen was £90 ranging upto £120 I’m not sure if I’m just being tight but I refuse to pay that much money to complete what seems like a very quick and simple job. So thank you so much for sharing this video I really hope I can get the job done.🤞

Best video I've seen so far on how to install the brackets and mount a flat screen TV on a wall!

damn I remember watching this tutorial when I was a kid 5 years ago, now here I am again watching this same video that I fully remember many years later in college. I recognized this video from seeing your profile pic which looked very familiar to me. Hope you’re doing good, saw your newer videos and u look very healthy man. Keep making videos brotha 🤙🏼

Brilliant video. Exactly the information I was after for my next home project. Thank you. 👍🏼

7 years later and still the best TV mounting video on youtube.

Excellent review and walkthrough man. I was unsure on how to install my 65 tv on my drywall. This was the best video on how to get it through. Thanks, keep up the good work! 👍🏼

I was wondering how you mount tv's to drywall, Thank you so much for this informative video!

Very informative. Thanks for the info. I’ve used toggle bolts before but never heard of snap toggles. They look like they are much easier than trying to jam big toggles through a hole while hanging onto the screw and the item being hung- wall standards for shelving and closet brackets. Very tricky for a 70 year old woman to manage- but manage I did. Of course the bolts were so long I went through the closet wall into the bathroom. LOL! So had to cut all the bolts down with a Drexel cut off wheel... but I digress... I want to hang a 44 inch tv on a plaster wall with metal studs, if I can find one. The mount is one that has an arm that extends from wall to tilt left or right. I’ve been worried about how to do it and not sure if the 4 snap toggles will be enough. Maybe there are more holes- not sure. Someone told me I should also mount a small piece of wood below the bracket to kind of brace or take some of the weight. Anyway. Keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks again!

Just hung a 55 inch LED TV weighing 30lbs on drywall using a tilt mount and 6 spring toggle bolts with a weight capacity of 90lbs per bolt. Thanks for the tips

Thank you so much for this great step by step video. I just bought wall mount for my TV and I was really scared I was going to mess something up 😂😂😂😂. It turned out great. FYI I am now a new sunnies and thanks a million.👍

Clear, precise and informative. Just what I was after. Well done Sir!

Just want to say that your video was well made and definitely novice friendly! Thanks for the awesome content. You’ve definitely got a new subscriber here.

Thank you so much. Just about trying to muster the courage to install a heavy duty full motion TV mount on my wall. Your video really helped !

Great vid! No matter what, I always go stud to stud! Always! I even flushmounted a 2x4 from stud to stud and blendedit into wall before mounting tv! Mounting anything to drywall makes me uneasy!

I'm goin' in. Thanks for the videos and for taking the mystery out of the installation. I think I want to use the togglebolts on my studs as well as the dry wall if it turns out I don't have 16 inches between studs. I got one of those Profinder 5000 stud finders. Cost more than I need but eh, I'm a geek for electronics like that. Thanks dude.

Congrats on a proffessional video - I liked the fast forwards and the close ups.

Awesome video, this is not just a cookie cutter job video, i like the way explained how snap toggle bolts work and illustrated 2 different mounts on dry wall and stud in one video!!!

I have tried multiple electronic stud finders but they have given me a hard time. The magnetic one seems to be more reliable. Thank for taking the time to make this video.

Yo dude, your video was very helpful. Although it seems relatively simple to do this, it was nice to have a bit of guidance so thanks! I ended up using the toggle bolts for all 4 anchor points because the wood screw sheared off when I started driving it into the stud. But it all worked out fine (so far lol).

OMG I followed your video and you answered all my questions!! Thank you so much! I'm a girl and I love the "easy to follow" videos. My TV is 55" so the only thing I need help with is putting it on the wall! :-) Thank you!

Awesome instructional video.Straight to the point and very clear steps.Just what I was looking for.Thanks a lot and be blessed.

Great video... you spoke very clear and calm... instructions step step... you got straight to the point... ( no parade, no telling bullshit stories or crazy music)... just great Knowledgeable video thank you very much... Keep up the good work...👍

thanks a lot man. i liked how you were very detailed in every key part of the installation, i also appreciate the photo for the snapon. thanks a lot, liked and subbed

I like the way you broke it down so simple and describe what drill bit and socket bit you may need prior to standard size. I work at Home Depot and I always can tell when it DIYers are working on a TV mounting project. Thanks for insight and using your weight to make sure it was drilled into the wall right otherwise this coulda turned into a blooper video.

Great job explaining the Snaptoggle Bolts. I had reservations until this video. Two thumbs up!

Thank you, it was so clear that I don't need to go to anyone else. I loved the part you hug on to bracket. Keep up the good work.

Thank you so much for this video. It made mounting my 50” TV on the wall so easy. Great job!!!

Could I have your input on how to mount my TV? I have a 37" LCD TV that weighs 40lbs I want to mount using a full motion TV mount that weighs 25lbs with a weight load of 150lbs. Its sockets are designed for studs from 15-21" but I have 12" centres on my studs meaning it would be 12 or 24. Would you recommend using the snap toggle bolt method in this video? Should I drill a wood plate into the 3 studs and mount my TV into that or is there a better option? Thanks

Solid video. Thanks for explaining everything and why you need to do it. You can tell you are a true professional.

i used your method 4 yrs ago and i forgot to leave you a thumbs up man im so sorry!! lol i recently moved out of that apartment and into a house with ma fam and i thought to use this video as a refresher as to how i did this the last time when i realized, but any ways ty for your vid it really helped thank you

This is d best video so far for me to understand how exactly to do it.

this video was really helpful. so far I've mounted 3 tvs in the house

You saved my sanity. Snap Toggle Bolts. Lifesaver! Thank you!

I wish I saw this before I mounted my TV slightly off centered yesterday. My studs are 16in apart and I only had three available in my location. I have 2 more to go and now I know. Great video!

Thanks my man, for posting this video. My mom and I did it. Without a problem.

best TV mount video and I've watched 20 today.

Great video I used AT&T mount before built into my glass tv stand screws were no long enough for my tv I had to but 6mm screws for the bracket to screw into the back of my tv

this is very helpful, now i can install my boxing speedbag, I didn't understand all the "drywall" and "stud" talk, but now after this video I get it! Thanks

How thick is your drywall? I've never liked mounting things into drywall because it's just basically construction paper and chalk. Watching you hang from the damn mount has given me a new level of confidence in drywall. Good shit man.

I was concerned by the snap toggle bolts, and then I saw them support your entire body weight. Looks like there's hope to wall mount my TV afterall :)

Thanks so much for this video. I wish I would have found this last year. I returned my TV mount because both bolts weren't hitting studs. Didn't think they made drywall anchors that held that much weight.

You my friend is the man. You deserve a nice cold beer! 🍺... thanks for the most informative video in how to this .

I loved the way you explained everything.

Thank you so much!! You are a great teacher!

very informative people was telling me to use other things having me put holes in my wall because I have plaster walls so the snap toggle bolts are perfect for mounting my 50 inch flat screen thanks bro

Awesome video! This perfectly matches my situation where the studs are too far apart. Thanks for the tips! Subscribed.

I just mounted a TV on the wall and was feeling pretty proud of myself. Was just taking a break before starting to connect all the cables and found your tip on spacing. I was focussing on getting it as close to the wall as I could and hadn't thought of that. Brilliant suggestion, thanks. Will take it back down and use longer screws and spacers to give the cables that bit of extra room.(Only take a couple of moments) { 8-]

I can't stop laughing at the part where he said that he pulled a muscle lmaooooo

Much obliged. Short, informative and straightforward video, with nice commentary. Haven't searched for it (god bless YT recommendations), but decided to watch it - because you never know when you might need the extra knowledge. =)

Awesome video. Gives me the confidence to do this myself. Thanks for explaining little things like the mount spacers.

LOVE it! Now I gotta get a magnetic stud finder!

Omg i watched.This whole video.Just to see the 2 sec hang off.Of lol

Thanks for the snap toggle info! I didn't know they existed! Perfect for my installation!

thx, had a wall mount sitting around since march w no instructions, this video told me enough to get it done.

Your vids are always detailed and awesome

Why did you put on the screen "don't use snap toggle bolt with 55 inch or bigger arm mount?

Very cool, you explain everything in detail. I installed a different kind of wall mount for a smaller 32" TV in my bedroom, mine was easier because it only installs to one stud behind the wall. Now I just have to find that item to hide the wire coming down from the TV...I didn't see a link in your description.

GOOD JOB AND WELL MADE INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO...LIKE THE HANGING OFF BRACKET TO TEST AND THE FACT THAT YOU USED SPACERS AND WASHERS

great lesson i learned alot,...thank you.

Where do u get a wire cover track from

I wall mounted my first tv using this video as reference! THANK YOU!

holy cow. thank you for the video. I would not not have tried hanging on the wall. Great demonstrations on the dry wall mount.

Guess ill be hiring someone to install mine.

My walls have no studs! The stud finder worked at a friend's house but at my apartment there's nothing. Any suggestion/explanation??

Always great videos brother, clear & concise, and just what you need. Thank you sir.

După vizionarea mai multor clipuri video, din punctul meu de vedere, acest mod de instalare a unui suport TV Led pe un perete din rigips este unul ingenios. Vă mulțumesc că ați postat această prezentare folositoare!

Dude you are awesome

Where do I find the wire cable concealer? Is there a link for that SPECIFIC one?

help, I have a long attachment on my impact drill I can't get off. also, how does the socket attachment go into driver??

I had to comment again.... your pro you know exactly what you're doing. Very informative and thank you for sharing

literally clicked cuz he was hangin onn

Good technology in general. The fear is that the drywall will bend forward over time. I think those walls are not supposed to have any serious load on them.

Excellent demo. Makes it super easy. The extra comedy is a plus...Thank you

These videos are very helpful, thank you Tampatec!

I've been reading through the comments and I cant believe everyone is cool with trusting toggle bolts to hold their TV on the wall. If the studs are too far apart why not fasten a 24" 1x4 between the studs and then fasten the wall mount to the 1x4. That seems more secure to me, plus it gives you that little extra space needed for the cables in the back without using spacers.

I am watching this for fun lol

I needed to see this before hanging my floating entertainment center with snap toggle bolts. Thank you.

u introduced me to snap togglers & u r absolutely right. best thing since sliced bread. nice t-shirt.

9:23 oooh man... if you had dropped the TV there right after proving the mount would hold... oh, the irony.

when the hell did Mac start a Diy channel?

Helpful video my friend... I'm beast when it comes to wrenching on cars but every now n then I can use some help with indoor stuff.. my wife will be happy with her new TV in the bedroom!! Thx papa

You installers always make it look so easy!

I didn't have to watch this video, I clicked to see why a guy was hanging off a TV mount but great job at detailing everything clearly. This video is on point

good job tampatec, nice to see people taking pride in their work. cheers!

Help! I'm trying to mount a 50" LED Vizio to a full motion mount, when I tried to predrill the holes to the studs I got a lot of resistance. My drill won't go deeper than 1 1/2" and I need to go 3" deep. Is a powerful drill necessary? I broke a drill bit off in the wall trying to get it out! Should I just go get toggle bolts? Any help is appreciated, thank you.

My Tv installation guy tried drilling the wall and he told the wall isn't properly with cement finishing....and guess what....I went through this video on youtube..You are amazing..thanks for the idea..I followed ur steps n done drilling the holes and installed wall mount stand for 43"LED TV ...I tried hanging myself literally ,😁😁😂as u have shown us in this video..just to test whether the mount can bare my weight 😂😂😂 and yes it did..Thanks alot .. Appreciate you..