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SO Beautiful ! WHERE DO YOU GET THE WALNUT....I looked up walnut on ebay and it's WAY more expensive than what you were paying I think

Glad I watched this. I did my first set of stars looking at it from the opposite side and put them on upside down. Luckily I didn't carve it out. I'll just sand it down a bit to get rid of the pencil lines, restain, and try again. It's my first one. Thanks for the video.

I can’t seem to find the plans on your website, can you link them again?

Comunque alla fine mi è stato detto da vari falegnami che il noce canaletto è tossico

Belíssimo trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏!!! Ganhou mais um escrito. 😊

I dont have a table saw im bummed

One of the things that made it easier for me was a metal star stencil instead of plastic, this way I keep the metal stencil in place and use my Dremel to carve out each star with no damage to the stencil.

Why would you use a jigsaw and THEN take it to the miter saw? Do those three seconds really make you more money? They make you look like an idiot.

Once you drawn your lines. Go over the lines with a dermal, 1/8th in deep. Takes 15 mins to do an looks better

I want to make one with maple and walnut (no burning) with inlay stars. I have not figured it out yet but way harder than this.

Great job. You should be getting more views.

Nice looking coin rack.

I see you’re running your boards through the planer and then right to a glue up. I have the same planer but I get terrible snipe. Even after ensuring the in feed and out feed tables are flush. How do you do it? Thanks YT BeavWod

When I made mine I used 1x2 boards. I also used a stainless steel stencil for the stars and a Dremel while the stencil was clamped in place. Much easier than the mylar.

What size was the walnut board you used?

where do you buy the stain

Sir what did u say the side angles were.

Great work, looks awesome

I just found your channel. I really enjoyed seeing how you make flags. Everyone has their favorite way. I've been making flags for several years and started with your second way. I used a flex shaft with the Dremel and it helped a lot since it's smaller and easier to hold. But since I have arthritis in my hands, it would take almost 2 hours to carve the stars. I had to stop doing it that way and got a Cricut and make a stencil and spray paint the stars now. I really loved the hand carved look, but just couldn't do it. I still scorch the stripes. The painted stars look good even though they aren't scorched. I sell them at the local farmers market. I may try the plywood method. Looks interesting. Thank you for your service!!! Happy Fourth of July a year later! 🤩

Amen!

Most boys are fatherless in this country, hats off to you🌺

Ah I remember that day for me. Was 12 years ago, but still fresh.

I can relate.. I retired and now busier than ever with woodworking, 2 acres, 3 grandkids..when i was working that was easy in retrospect…😮😂😂❤

Looks great - I like the grain.

That looks very awesome. I really like the way that grain looks. But most beginners can’t afford that much Walnut . Heck even I can’t afford that much Walnut.😂

TEACH Sheople TRUTH 🇺🇲 nice work

Both flags look great!! Semper Fi Brother! New Sub. Retired from the Corps in 03, and I'm retiring at the end of this month for good, hopefully!! I'll be doing both these projects to fill my time between cross country RV trips!

Were did you get the stencil? And awesome video👍

Great video! Was the stain that you purchased, solid or semi transparent?

Woohoo 🎉

I've watched a few videos of making flags. Seems there's no one technique that fits everyone's fancy of how to. I like the first one you did best.

I loved this. Thank you for sharing. I am trying the harder one today 🙏 I knew you were military before you said it. Hooah! I'm an Army veteran .

Yea that wasn't complicated

Or save time and just do the math in your head and make one measurement and mark. The mental maths is easy 2+7=9; 7/8=14/16; 3+14=17 so 17/16, which is 1 and 1/16 so 10 and 1/16.

It's called a fuckin calculater nerd

10+1/8

All that work and you spray paint the stars on? That’s disappointing

I couldn't see a y directions for cutting the lower pieces instead of trying to make square and cut angles. Thanks

Best wishes in the new chapter of your life!

What are the name of the stains?

Good work great video

Don't be a square but be sure to use a square square

How do you recommend getting all the dust off before oiling it? Mineral spirits, water, or just air compressor

What do you mean by the dimensions for the stripes? 15/16 X 8", are you cutting 15/16 off the Width or the Length, or please tell me what each stripe's measurements are , thank you

Fun .

As I watched this I was reminded of what a sargent told me prior planning prevents poor performance. Thank you for making this .

Definitely maybe. 😊 This is my weakness. I build a lot of nice things. I just suck at marketing. And the things that I make that i think will move, don't. While some things that I make out of leftover cuts (like arrows), people love. It's weird.

Perfect, video......best iv seen, thx U...

Thank you for some very good wisdom here.

Maybe use propane instead of map gas. Map burns hotter ( huge difference in price also) propane $3 to map $10