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Thanks for explaining your process. Super fun project. 👍🇺🇸

Thanks for sharing. I made one with scraps! Did espresso and gunstock stain for color scheme cause I already had them.

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Not sure how I feel about the American flag being used as a table top, but I do like the overall form and style. I think I'll make one and just plank the top.

Why didn't you do the crimp fitting first and then slide the new valve into the box and then connect the shark bites?? Seems like it would have been sssooo much easier that way.

These are beautiful!

I've seen a lot of waving wooden flags. Easily these look best. Excellent video

The first time I saw one of these wavy flags like this, a buddy of mine at work had it - and I was blown away with how impressive it looked. Thank you for taking the time to show us how one might be made. They look great! I have family in the military, and I’m considering trying your method to make a few of these flags, but route out a spot for an 8x10” photo on the stripes-side so that it basically becomes a picture frame. I’m already excited to try and see if that’s something I can execute given my very basic woodworking skills… Would even work for changing the stain to have a Blue line for law enforcement as well. I love the concept and thanks again for the inspiration!

Really great work! Thanks for the video! Well executed, and honest.

Can you do the US peace time flag?

Another word worker not telling everybody how many hours he has involved in making these so therefore you really don't know what the real profit is unless your time is worth nothing

Sorry I missed the live!

Sounds fine

What circuit marker did you use. Is it possible to send me the stencil me.

Very nice, looks great. What size is the area for the blue and stars?

Nice job, you may have inspired me to try this.

Thanks for your smooth video!!

Very nice

Awesome work! Can't wait to see what's next!

Nice job !....is it necessary to do the burn stage?...looks like after I finish my chess boards, I will make your flag...thanks for sharing

I was doing a bunch of repetitive cuts a few years back on my table saw and just barely nipped the skin on the end of my left thumb. Got very lucky, but absolutely, STAY FOCUSED.

Absolutely beautiful!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤🇺🇸

REALLY WHY WOULD YOU BE TELLING US THAT IF YOU REALLY DID !!! WHO CARES ANYWAY

The design treatment of the legs is a really nice touch. Could a 3-leg bench work out for uneven surfaces? It may be more like a REALLY wide stool (no fat guys on one end). Living in the Pacific NW, I'm attracted to outdoor furniture that's easily stored. Maybe the legs could fit into sockets with 'wedged, through-tenons' spanning between them and a supply of wedges ready to tighten up everything (legs in sockets) as the seasons change? (Or, maybe not... especially the 3-leg stool/bench)

Don't know what to call that contraption...the 'DIY Corner Clamp'? Call it the 'Boota-Jig' in honor of the remarkable Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg (not that there's anything wrong with 'that'... we're all FRIENDS). I'm sure he has a good sense of humor and won't mind. Add a few dowels to the corners and you'll have really solid joints. Or, get a hold of an inexpensive dovetail jig. After some trial and error (maybe - maybe not) they're fun to mess around with. They do make the strongest drawers.

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Very cool. And super-thanks for the great explanation of how it's done.

This really is a fantastic project using tools a lot of home shops already have. Get a print shop (UPS, etc) to make a small batch of stencils, then buy the Cricket with some of the proceeds. It's a really cool idea that should sell quickly! AND NO TWO ARE IDENTICAL!

$100 seems expensive, I personally would not pay that but to each their own. Nice job either way. Good luck.

brother you did an excellent job and are extremely generous to share step by step directions so others can make some money. earned my sub and you are a good man

Ok I must have one as a disabled vet who has seen many wood flags yours are fantastic and touch me, where can I get one please?

I’m interested in becoming a wood dufus myself. Do you have a video on what tools I need to do a project like this one? I’d like to get decent ones that will do the job well.

Outstanding 😊💪🏼 thank you for this tutorial.

Great detailed video. I've seen these flags around at flea markets and other places but never knew how it was done. Looks like it takes some patience to batch 'em out like that but it sounds like your patience is paying off! Great job on the work and the video!

way cool , very nice job

What are the dimensions of the blue part where you put the stars on a 24 inch by 13 inch flag

Great job! Merica 🇺🇸

Hello, I am undergoing the exact same project right now, except I am a complete rookie and wish I found this video sooner. Anyway, my 1960'2 kitchen has the exact same doors as yours and I did not cut the lip off (wish I knew that was an option). I added the 2 inch boards I got at Lowe's, and did it with wood glue. I have 17 cupboards and all of mine are different sizes too, so I am now starting my 9 month on the project. I work full time in the Bay Area and commute, so time is limited for me when I work on them. I have run into several issues I am hoping you can help me with. First is how to fill the gap between trim and door? I have tried wood filler, spackle, caulking, and even all purpose joint compound, and they all suck! LOL. I cannot seem to get them smooth enough to paint without lines or bumps showing up. I have sanded the hell ,out them, but I still don't have a nice surface to paint, so I keep trying to redo them. Tonight I bought a plane and going to see how that works. Another problem I noticed is the gap between trim and door on the front facing of the door. I tried to fill them with caulking, but the residue shows up. I just want to finish this so I can get all of my dishes and food out of boxes and put them back into the cupboards. Love your videos! Thank you,

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Great video!! Thank you…

FYI, TACTILE - adjective: of or connected with the sense of touch. I think you ment tacky. Cheers. 5:07 placemark.

Thanks for the added advice of safety on repeatable cuts. Complacency can lose some fingers. Not mine, but others.

Was that "Child Labor" I saw there? Haha. Teaching youth actual skills and not video games is an excellent dad quality.

I think the benches would have been a LOT stronger if they just had a couple of diagonal pieces to give some sheer strength.

great project and video. appreciate it

I found your video on the discs for grinding. Awesome sharing.

Very nice project. Can you share what grinder wheel you found works best? Thank you.

Do you think this method would work when building a pergola? I would also be adding post sleeves to the upright posts so i can fix them from the top of the decking to the underside....im hoping both these methods would be strong enough

Goooood stuff bud! Thank you for the info!