Thank you!! Finally a very good, and brief, video showing how to make the proper mitered/beveled cut for the Gopuram. I’m helping my neighbor build his first Mandir and we were stuck. You saved us!!! 🙏
That was wonderful video, nice hobby you have... 🙌🏼👌🏼. Request: pl do add the list of tools used in the description. would help people interested know of it.
Please note that the gopuram is at an angle of 47.8 degrees to get the miter angles you mentioned in the video. Worth mentioning that. Miter Angle 33.9° Blade Angle 31.6°
Hi Savi, The video is very educative for mitter and bivel cuts, Can you tell me how to calculate these angles, I am checking the same product in home depo but the product depth and width are varying a little. Product shared in the video link has a width 4.5 inch depth is 0.813 inch The product I selected in home depot has width of 4.438 inch and depth of 0.625 inch So the 31.6 of mitter and 33.9 bevel will work for me. Thanks in advance
Hi thanks for the video. Your miter saw angles are for default 45% slope. If we want to use a shallow slope say 30 degrees so the trim looks taller how can I find the bevel and miter angles pl?
Savita....u nailed it rather a big work.its simple and easy.but hiw could we buy that machine to cut....cant buy it.help me how you managed?? Do we get it for rent??
I liked the video it’s amazing But I want to make gopuram for my DIY temple but I don’t want to purchase mitre saw for making only 1 gopuram...Is there other way to make gopuram without using mitre saw? Kindly respond🙏🏻
You can rent the miter saw from homedepot. Or else you can use miter box which is little tricky. You can get help from homedepot people to know how to use miter box for cutting crown mold.
Hi Savi ..nice work . Where can I get same crown moulding designs. I'm in Australia. I couldn't get same designs. Can you please suggest which crown moulding goes well with it. Thank you
Hi @Savi, i'm trying to construct a 2 level gopuram. if i use the angle it will be very inclined. can you please suggest if this can be done @45 degrees and if so what should be the mitre settings
Hi, if you are using crown mold then the angles that I have mentioned is the only angle to make perfect pyramid shape. If you try any other angle the edges will not fit perfect.
@@sris78Were you able to get the inclination angle? I am not sure compound miter angle is based on the crown or the gopuram. It would change based and the length and width of your gopuram. You could create faux gopuram with cardboard and measure the angle and transfer the angle to the miter saw.
@@saviscreations185 , thank you so much for the detailed explanation. can you please help in how to identify the length and bread of the gopuram as i'm planning on a rectangular cabinet of 18X40 inches. i want to know how i should select he length/breadth and angles. Thank you again
@@sris78 the length and breadth depends on how long and how wide you want the gopuram. My advice is leave at least 4" on each side. Angles are same for any size but the size of the top board may change. So, first cut the crown mold and arrange it and measure the size of the wooden board to top it.
@@saviscreations185 , thanks for the replyl. the same angles are applicable to 2 steps gopuram also right. just want to make sure i'm cutting it correctly and on top of the second one i want to put the flat plank
@@saviscreations185 I live in Australia and cannot access the home depot website to get the measurement details of the crown mould. Please can you give me the width and height of the mould? Obviously the length will depend on the cabinet/mandir measurements. Thank you
Hi..I'm in the bay area as well. I've been looking for this DIY gopuram too for my temple/man for cabinet..is it possible to make order just for the top?
Thank you!! Finally a very good, and brief, video showing how to make the proper mitered/beveled cut for the Gopuram. I’m helping my neighbor build his first Mandir and we were stuck. You saved us!!! 🙏
I am very glad to know that my video has helped to build your neighbor's mandir
I am diyer and a lot of carpentry. Fantastic demonstration of miter angles. 👍👍👍
Thankyou
Thanks Mam, your video helped us getting first attempt right, else we would’ve wasted much more wood in trial and error
Thank you for posting this video! The miter angle and bevel cuts helped me a lot on building the gopuram.
Very impressive skills & perceptions! Loved it, Thank you 🙏
Exactly what I have wanted to see. Thank you so much!
That was wonderful video, nice hobby you have... 🙌🏼👌🏼.
Request: pl do add the list of tools used in the description. would help people interested know of it.
Hello Savitha! Thank you so much for sharing this video since it satisfied our need what exactly we are looking for.
Please note that the gopuram is at an angle of 47.8 degrees to get the miter angles you mentioned in the video. Worth mentioning that.
Miter Angle 33.9°
Blade Angle 31.6°
Beautiful. I have some spare plywood boards of 8mm can I use it for making a mandir.
Yes, you can
Hi Shavi, your video is really a great leaning. I am able to make a puja mandir following your tips on making Gopuram.
👍if you watch my other video on making 2 level gopuram you will get a better idea
Very beautiful...ur ideas and creativity....wr u stay in US madam...?
Thankyou. Bayarea in CA
That's a great piece of work! Can you please let me know which circular saw blade you used? Thank you!
Hi, this compound miter saw. In this video I am using Ryobi 10" miter saw
Hi Savi,
The video is very educative for mitter and bivel cuts,
Can you tell me how to calculate these angles, I am checking the same product in home depo but the product depth and width are varying a little.
Product shared in the video link has a width 4.5 inch depth is 0.813 inch
The product I selected in home depot has width of 4.438 inch and depth of 0.625 inch
So the 31.6 of mitter and 33.9 bevel will work for me.
Thanks in advance
The angles of the mitter saw doesn't depend on the size of the crown moulding. The settings are same for any crown moulding moulding
@@saviscreations185 Thank you, your videos are very informative and helpful
Thanks for the detailed video. How many feet of crown moulding needed for this size of gopuram?
Thank you. It depends on the width of your cabinet
Hi mam. Are you selling this by any chance? I am interested in buying. Or is there a way I can place an order?
Hello mam, nice informative video.
Is it same angle measurements for both level of crown?
Yes
Hi thanks for the video. Your miter saw angles are for default 45% slope. If we want to use a shallow slope say 30 degrees so the trim looks taller how can I find the bevel and miter angles pl?
Sorry, I don't have any idea. But, if you change the angles the bottom edge of the crown molding won't be flat
Hi even for a two level gopuram, can we stick with same angles ?
Yes
Savita....u nailed it rather a big work.its simple and easy.but hiw could we buy that machine to cut....cant buy it.help me how you managed?? Do we get it for rent??
Thank you. You can rent it or buy a miter box. There are TH-cam videos to show how to use miter box.
I liked the video it’s amazing
But I want to make gopuram for my DIY temple but I don’t want to purchase mitre saw for making only 1 gopuram...Is there other way to make gopuram without using mitre saw?
Kindly respond🙏🏻
You can rent the miter saw from homedepot. Or else you can use miter box which is little tricky. You can get help from homedepot people to know how to use miter box for cutting crown mold.
@@saviscreations185 thank you so much for your early response. I’ll surely try this.
Awesome tutotial
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing
Hi Savi ..nice work . Where can I get same crown moulding designs. I'm in Australia. I couldn't get same designs. Can you please suggest which crown moulding goes well with it.
Thank you
Sorry Gayathri, I don't have any idea about shopping crown moulding in Australia.
Thank you for your reply. Instead of crown moulding can we use other wood.??
Thanks
Nice one. Can u share paint details
It's in the description
Could you please tell me which paint do you use for the stencil and where do you get the stencils?
I use only chalk paint for all of work. You can buy stencils in Amazon or local craft stores
Hi Savi,can you please share link about gopuram as i am not able to find the name
a.co/d/99vt6im
a.co/d/99vt6im
I like to buy online. Can you give me the link? Thanks.
I don't have online website to sell. You can contact me in email saviscreations@gmail.com
Hi Savitha. I want to order golu steps 5 steps. Shipped to connecticut USA. How much it cost?
Hi, I don't do shipping
Hi. Great work. Where can I get crown moulding from similar design? I am in the UK
Hi, In UK it is called "coving". Please search for " timber coving". You may able to find.
I don't know whether you will able to find a similar design.
@@saviscreations185 Thank you
May I know the link to buy the cabinet?
All cabinets that I have painted are bought 2nd hand from FB marketplace
Hi @Savi, i'm trying to construct a 2 level gopuram. if i use the angle it will be very inclined. can you please suggest if this can be done @45 degrees and if so what should be the mitre settings
Hi, if you are using crown mold then the angles that I have mentioned is the only angle to make perfect pyramid shape. If you try any other angle the edges will not fit perfect.
@@saviscreations185 ,thanks again for the help
@@sris78Were you able to get the inclination angle? I am not sure compound miter angle is based on the crown or the gopuram. It would change based and the length and width of your gopuram. You could create faux gopuram with cardboard and measure the angle and transfer the angle to the miter saw.
@savi - I have an miter saw with only 45° left bevel design. Can i cut the crown molding other side by flipping the board to reverse?
Yes, you can do that
In the video I have used the same miter saw that you have and i have also explained how to cut the other side by reversing the edges.
@@saviscreations185 thanks for the prompt response Savita. I enjoyed watching all your videos. Very informative.
Do you have the link for wire breads? i see it is an everbilt but cannot see exactly what size to buy.
hi savitha, it’s me again , can i use 8 inche compound mitre saw for cutting these ?
I think you can use. But not sure
Thank you and do we need sliding compound mitre saw or just regular compound mitre saw for making these ?
what type is red and green color paint?
Folkart chalk paint
We are trying to make gopuram with exactly same piece of length 24 in, width 9in. Can you confirm it’s the same angles to cut?
yes, the angles are same for any length and width
@@saviscreations185 , thank you so much for the detailed explanation. can you please help in how to identify the length and bread of the gopuram as i'm planning on a rectangular cabinet of 18X40 inches. i want to know how i should select he length/breadth and angles.
Thank you again
@@sris78 the length and breadth depends on how long and how wide you want the gopuram. My advice is leave at least 4" on each side. Angles are same for any size but the size of the top board may change. So, first cut the crown mold and arrange it and measure the size of the wooden board to top it.
@@saviscreations185 , thanks for the replyl. the same angles are applicable to 2 steps gopuram also right. just want to make sure i'm cutting it correctly and on top of the second one i want to put the flat plank
Yes
Where are you located in USA? How much do you charge for making a temple?
I am in Bayarea CA
Super Gopuram😅
Supper
Hi Savi
Can you share me the crown mould measurements details? And also please share the link of it from Home Depot?
Please see the description
@@saviscreations185 I live in Australia and cannot access the home depot website to get the measurement details of the crown mould. Please can you give me the width and height of the mould? Obviously the length will depend on the cabinet/mandir measurements. Thank you
Hey Savi, I want a gopuram in 4 levels around 1.5 to 2 feet hight and 7feets length and I residuing in Ohio. Let me know how much is the cost asap
Hi, can you pls contact me through my mail saviscreations@gmail.com
Can we do this even without a compound miter saw...
No, you need at least basic miter saw
You can rent it from home depot
How do you account for the kerf
Offset the cut by an amount equal to the blade thickness
It looks beautiful ! What kind of paints are you using?the red and green ones?
Thank you. chalk paint
Beautiful! Is it possible to make doors for cabinet? Like Jaali door with bells?
I have not added doors. But made round holes on the existing doors and hang bells. Go to my FB page for more ideas. facebook.com/savitha2k1
Gopurm Price
Do you take orders? How much does it cost? I want gift it to my sister who live in Bay Area. Thank you!
Yes, I do. Price varies depending on the size and the work. You can contact me saviscreations@gmail.com
awesome
Thank you
Can you please share the link for finials that you used
woodpeckerscrafts.com/4-1-4-finial/
Cutting is the tricky part .. how to cut corner edges that are inclined
That is what I have explained in this video
@@saviscreations185 yes I saw it thank you 🙏
Where did you get the cabinet from?
I usually buy cabinets from Facebook market place
Hi Savi, i m here from Ami’s page. how do I contact you for the custom made gopuram? I am located at east coast though.
Saviscreations@gmail.com
Send me the links for buying crown molding design in online shopping
www.homedepot.com/p/13-16-in-x-4-1-2-in-x-8-ft-Hardwood-Emboss-Crown-Moulding-58808/203362317
Hi..I'm in the bay area as well. I've been looking for this DIY gopuram too for my temple/man for cabinet..is it possible to make order just for the top?
@@aneeshashaik5327 yes. Pls contact me in my FB page
Before painting the wood with the actual colors , do we need to paint it with a primer ?
If you use chalk paint no need for primer
Thanks for the reply
Could you please do it .. we will pay
You can contact me through email saviscreations@gmail.com
Wow So not easy!!!