today i'm going to show you guys how to build a charging station wall for your studio like the one you see behind me but before we begin i do want to thank our video sponsor story blocks but more on them a little bit later now the idea behind this charging station is so that you can quickly and efficiently charge all of the batteries from your camera drone gimbal or other filmmaking accessories that you might have and because it's also modular you can use it in other ways which i'll demonstrate how i have mine set up the pegboard wall that i'll be using is from a company called wall control you can pick it up from amazon but don't worry i'm going to leave links to everything i talk about this build in the description down below now the wall itself is made out of metal and it comes in various colors i bought mine in black because i personally like the stealth look now you can buy the wall by itself or you can also get it as a kit i went with the kit version because i was going to use most of those accessories anyway in addition you'll also need to buy a power strip some heavy duty velcro and some standoff mount so that we can push the pegboard away from the wall you're going to need that extra space in the back for your cable management and that additional power strip now i want to say that i actually made many mistakes and i ended up doing this project twice once with my buddy sam which he was a huge help and i appreciate his insight but i wasn't happy now i want to clarify that it wasn't his fault it was just certain materials that we had bought for example like the standoff mounts were initially made out of like this chrome stainless and i didn't like that i ended up going with black also the process it just took a little bit longer but anyway i'm just trying to tell you that you don't have to make those same mistakes because i'm going to show you the preferred method and the way that i would recommend which is basically how i have it now so the first thing i'd recommend you do is figure out where you want your charging station to be so that you can drill out all your holes and then install the standoff mounts onto the wall the reason i recommend you do this first is because there's nothing attached to the pegboard it's lightweight and it's easier to hold into place now you can also preliminary mount it to make sure that everything lines up straight now i did go overkill on the bolt and went with titanium you don't have to do this i personally think it looks cool and it just gives it a premium look but i'm going to leave links to both of them just like standard bolts and the titanium if you want to spend that kind of money so assuming you test fitted your pegboard and everything lines up good i recommend you take it off the wall and set it on the floor this is the time where you're going to take all of your accessories and start kind of piecing everything out to see how you want to lay things out now for me personally the way i like it is i have all of my chargers and anything battery related on the right side and then on the left side i have my bins accessories and other little knickknacks which i'll show you guys in a second now this is probably one
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