Learn to Make a Rustic Wooden Star in Two Minutes
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That's a very nice star. I like the rustic (aka not-new) wood and overall design.
Thanks Sam! My wife says I have to make more now too. I'm gonna try some old pallet wood next.
I did it with Woodprix.
Good for you!
Salute to you
Nice and looks easy ! I 'll try this project! Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!
Thank you, and you're welcome. Good luck with it! Merry Christmas!
Very cool! Two things I have here, scrap wood and a saw just like that. Gonna have to try and make one of these. I suspect it won't look quite as starry as yours though!
You can do it! This was my 1st one, and I think yours will look just as starry as mine. The nailing part was a little tricky, just keep your fingers out of the way. :-)
None of those pieces shown in the video appear to be 10 3/8" as suggested by a stop block. Did I miss something?
Hi can you tell me the sizes please I'm new to this so any help would be appreciated. Thanks for the video it really helps guys like me
Stop blocks are our friends! Nice build.
Yes! They sure do make some projects quicker and easier. Thanks!
Here is a second comment, because I am watching this twice...nice work Gary...
Thanks Andrew. I was going to add Christmasy music to this and I forgot. Also, didn't realize it had to be done by midnight East Coast time, and I barely made it in time. Technically I didn't make it, because I scheduled it in TH-cam to release at midnight our time, but Sam sent me a message and I received it right away and was able to change it to Public.
Your dimensions are off! Obvious the 10 3/8" is too long!
Your measurements are off. If you follow your exact measurements it doesn't not work
How are you doing the 54 degree cut? On the mitre saw
My miter saw goes to 60°. 😊👍 I have seen other videos were they cut a 45° and place up against the fence and then adjust the miter from 45°, so 9° from the 45° is 54°.
Oh, I ran out of time for Christmas projects this year, but this is so easy I may just do a couple. great idea! Thank you!
You're welcome! It is a pretty easy project if you get the measurements correct for sure! Good luck!
My saw only goes to 50 deg how do I modify?
Wish I could make them as fast as you, have to watch over and over lol!
Dah... never-ending I see now
How would I go about making a 1x2 30” Star?
Love ur site I made ur small star you demonstrated I love it..
I really wish I knew that answer. I literally found these measurements online specifically for 3/4" stock. I wish I was the one that discovered this, or knew the mathematical equation. 😊 Sorry.
Great two-minute project, Gary! Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and yours!!
Thanks Pete! It was a challenge to edit it down to two minutes and still have an intro and show all the steps. Merry Christmas!
Oh wow!! This is lovely and simple!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I hope one day soon to have a more in depth video to make it easier. This just happened to be a 2 min video challenge.
My saw only goes to 47
Would the angles cuts be different for a longer board lengths. The initial board length in your video was 10 3/8". I want a board length of 22" (inside dimensions) from Left tip star to right tip star. That would be 22" without the width of the board. So if the board width is 2", the overall dimensions from left tip star to right tip star would be about 27" taking into account the angles that would be a little more than 2" of width. Sorry, that's a lot, but just want to know if the angles change with the board length changes. Great video and thank you for posting.
I would think the angles would work, you just need the right ratio of both pieces that connect and make the point. I found these measurements on line, so I don't really have any other size references. Good luck with it. Perhaps try multiplying my measurements by 2 or 3?
Thank you, I have a question; to make the star larger do you just increase the same length on both pieces?
I'm not 100% sure, but it makes sense. Apparently it was a fluke I divided the dimensions in half to make a smaller one, because I haven't been able to do it again. Let me know if you try it and it works! Good luck.
What would the measurements be for a 48" and a 24" star?
I really wish I knew. I saw rhis specific star on line. I've tried making it using different dimensions and it just didn't work. I tried cutting it all in half and it kinda worked for the video, but then I tried it again, and it didn't work! Sorry I don't have an answer for you.
what brand chop saw goes to 54 degrees mine only goes to a little over 45 degrees
I didn't realize that most don't go pass 45°, sorry. My old DeWALT sliding compound miter saw goes to 60°. 🙂 There are ways to make jigs for both miter and table saws, but I don't think you can do the one piece of wood few cut method. Does that make sense? You don't need to do it my way, u was just showing how to do it with less movement of the miter saw.
Nice project. I'm going to try this for next Christmas. My mitre saw only goes till an 45 degree angle, so I'll have to find a solution for that first.
Good luck! Thanks for the comment.
Does not work
Man that's cool. Nicely done.
Thanks! I barely made the cut off, but it was a fairly quick project.
Very cool. I like it
Thanks! We saw it in a Antique store one day, and I needed to make it!
i like👍
This is exactly what I was looking for, I need to make a thin board star, and I can easily through this together and use a flush trim router bit to get the exact shape.
I appreciate how this was short and to the point
Awesome Jon, thanks! I hope it works out for you as it looks like some folks were having some issues with it in the past. Good luck!
@@TheBeardedWoodworker I also watched your follow up video, I understand the confusion people were having, but I was lucky I guess and figured it out!
Awesome!
Thank you for how to make the star. Well done. Can I make it smaller?
So I have another video that's more in depth, and in that I divided the measurements in half, and it worked for some reason because my cuts were off. When I tried it again with the 1/2 measurements, I couldn't get it to work. 🤔
Thanks for making the process very simple for us beginners. Thanks for sharing !!!!
You are welcome. I appreciate the comment. Thanks!
I think this would be a great project for a novice woodworker like myself!
It is probably a really good novice project. Sorry it's fast video, but I think I covered all the degrees and measurements. Good luck!
Thanks for the detailed information. Your the best .
Thanks, John! Hope you're able to make one from it. 😊
So if wanted bigger or smaller just adjust measurements.
You know David, I'm not quite sure. To me I feel that it would work as long as you stuck to the same scale (?) for the lack of a better word. I will give it a try someday.
Congratulations. Great job! God bless you
Thank you so much!
Merry Christmas to you all !
Thank you. Merry Christmas to you. I hope it was a good one!
Puts !!!!! Nice star !!!! Congratulations my friend. My name is Luiz , I m from Rio de Janeiro ,Brasil .
Very cool! Swap meet; 25-ish bucks all day long.
Ooooo.... you're singing my song right there! Thanks, John!
That was a cool way to use some scrap wood and make a great decoration around the house.
Thanks! I couldn't believe I didn't have any 1x2 material. But I think I'm going to rip down some pallet wood and make some more.
How long are the 2 different parts?
They are 5-1/2 and 4-3/4. Check out my latest video. Although I put the wrong measurements on the screen. 5-1/2 inches is what you want. th-cam.com/video/W6-_GmKdzK4/w-d-xo.html
What dimensions is the wood ?
These dimensions only work on 3/4" stock.
when you have already made these they probably are easy ,but not on a 50 degree saw and not when you dont explain cutting sizes thanks for waste of very expensive oak.
Nice Gary, I dig it. Seems easy enough...
It wasn't too bad.... I had to the find the angels and measurements on line, so I'm wondering if I subtract an inch off the 2 sizes, if that would proportionately shrink it down.
Great work, thanx for the great idea. 👍
You bet! Good luck with it.
The 5 3/4” pieces were cut from the 10 3/8” pieces? I’m in a bit of a fog (nothing new these days). Thanks for a terrific video!
Yes. I cut one size first and then essentially cut those into the 2 different sizes. This helps with getting the correct angles on each end. I should really do a slower more in depth video on this, as I know I didn't go into a lot of detail for the 2 minute video we were doing. Good luck! Hope that helps.
The Bearded Woodworker what are the final lengths of the two different sizes?
@@TheBeardedWoodworker PLEASE DO! I've watched this a dozen times and can't figure out the two pieces of wood because the second cut doesn't show any angle cut on the other end??? very frustrating to watch it over and over and expect to see something that helps.
@@raegayles I just uploaded this yesterday th-cam.com/video/W6-_GmKdzK4/w-d-xo.html . I will be working a 54 degree jig for the crosscut sled. My miter saw goes to 60°, and I just thought that was the norm. You need to be able to cut a 54° bevel for the second cut. Sorry for the confusion.
Snazzy! I like it!
Nice! Thank you! 😁
What do you mean by stop block ? Where are you measuring from ? The inside of the saw or the outside
Dude, you saved my ass with this one. I truly appreciate your time. Amazing content. I’ve been subscribed for a long time. Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for Subscribing! Hope you were able to make one. I've had some that said they had difficulty. Which is understandable. Happy Holidays!
@@TheBeardedWoodworker I was able to make one, thank you! I made. 5’ with 6” material, in the flat. I wish I could a share a pic. Happy Holiday’s to you as well!
That awesome! If you have an Instagram account, you could tag me if you would like. It's @the_bearded_wood_worker. Happy Holidays!
Awesome video!!!! Missed out on this collab...but on for the next one!!!
I have a small 7 inch Milwaukee chop saw, any way of getting that 54 degree mine only goes to 48 degrees. Nice video, thank you
Hmm....I would have to think about that one. Maybe if you have a piece of wood at an angle up against the fence, and set the blade to the balanced of the angle to make it 54°, or whatever it was. I don't remember. Does that make sense? Not sure if would work, I would have to give it a try. I will make a more in depth vide here real soon.
Do you have a table saw with an adjustable fence? That would or could work too.
Exactly, mine does 45. If you miter it’s from the left side it be 36 too. 90-54= 36. In like you but probably a little older. Forgot all the math stuff.
How somebody can be happy with that kind of beard?
Is there a ratio to go by if I wanted to make it bigger? Great video and great star!
That's a good question. I really don't know. I think I found these measurements on the net, and I liked the size. Perhaps if you multiply these dimensions by 2, it would double the size with proper ratios? Maybe that's too big? Sorry, can't really help more than that.
@@TheBeardedWoodworker thanks! I'll try that!
very neat. great job Gary
Thanks Rawl! I'm gonna have to build more of these....
I think your measurements are off a tad...
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Good job , you made it simple to do
Just by looking at it you can tell one cut isn't double the size as the other. Your saying 10 in and 5 inch that's double the size
Sorry, because it was such a fast video, I didn't go into depth as I should have. After cutting the first ones at the 10 3/4 (or what ever size I said) you take each of those 10 inch pieces and cut those almost in half, so the stop block at 5 3/8 (or whatever ever measurement). I did it this way, as I thought it was easier to get the one bevel on one side, and the other bevel on the other side. Does that make sense now?🙂
Netjezzz👊👊👊
Thank you💥
Hi could it be possible to cut one 55 dégrée angle and thé objet one 35degrees please?
Even though it is the same mathematical, I don't think it will give you the proper angle. Without doing some research, one of the angles is the actual point of the star. I don't remember which one.
@@TheBeardedWoodworker thank you:)
Hola buen dia , podras dar las medidas de largo en centimetros y los angulos de cortes en español ? Desde ya muchas gracias😉👍
Multiplica las pulgadas x 2.54 y el resultado son centímetros. Pero es mejor trabajar con pulgadas. Los grados son 36 y 54 los dos en cada pieza saludos
Love it