Wooden Challenge Coin Flag Display - The Making Of

[@Victor-zg8kq]

I like how the blue line turns to yellow to represent how it hides cowardice

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

It’s actually a blend of thin blue line and thin yellow line for police and dispatchers.

[@slfprtrt]

@@RockyRiverWoodworks dispatchers cover up each other's crimes and misdeeds now, too?

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

@@slfprtrt no, neither do police.

[@adamcowling]

Very nice!

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Thanks, it turned out nice!

[@tomnorcross4837]

What angle do you cut the slots at?

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Whatever the inverse is of your angle that raises the back of your flag, plus around 5-8 degrees.

[@tiarashaboykin9148]

I love this so much! Is this one you sell plans for?

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

I have not made plans for this as I didn't think the demand would be there for the plans as they would be quite short and simple. If I see that the demand is there for plans, I may make then in the future.

[@simeoncastaldo7081]

Well done

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@themeat5053]

We need to get you some real challenge coins. They originated with the U.S. Army airborne units. Anyone?

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Absolutely

[@tomnorcross4837]

Also, you’re not a true flag maker until you make one with upside down stars

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Yes, caught that on this one when it was too late!

[@lawrencecastillodelmuro6688]

The stars are not correct and are upside down 😮

[@RockyRiverWoodworks]

Oh my goodness. You are absolutely right and I never have caught that until now!

[@scottyharp]

🙄😑