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Josh Wright's corner shelves make room for imperfect walls

A January redesign replaces glued bends with flexible hardware, solving a fitting problem that had stopped sales of the original shelves.

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THE CORNER SHELVES ARE BACK!!! #woodworking #maker #diy #wood #crafts

A wall corner that isn't quite square can undo a neatly made shelf. Josh Wright's answer is to let the wood adjust, rather than expect every customer's house to match the workshop.

He posted nothing new this week, but his January Short, "THE CORNER SHELVES ARE BACK!!! #woodworking #maker #diy #wood #crafts", is drawing the strongest daily audience in his catalog. The channel collected nearly a million views over the week, while its daily views have climbed to almost three times their usual pace.

The shelf video explains a practical redesign. Wright had stopped selling the originals after customers reported trouble fitting them onto uneven corners. For the replacement, he cuts grooves into the wood with a CNC router and steams it to create the bend. Instead of filling those cuts with glue, he uses a bolt and brass collar, leaving flexibility for irregular wall angles. Custom brass brackets provide the other change, clamping the shelf with minimal contact points.

It's a useful companion to his folded live-edge shelves video: Wright says comments on that earlier project kept bringing the conversation back to the corner shelves. Both remain among his most active uploads, though the redesigned corner version accounts for far more daily viewing.

Wright also added 2,000 subscribers this week, half his gain over the past month. The upload calendar stayed empty; the design problem getting attention is unusually specific: making a carefully shaped piece of wood fit a less carefully shaped house.

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