Make Your Own Wooden Stars- Vintage Wood Workshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- A cool method to make stars with mitered joints. They make great gifts! Thanks for watching, thumbs up and all that good stuff!
Link to the design: rogueengineer.c...
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a couple of years ago i thought it would be a great idea to make a couple of dozen of these stars and give them away to friends and family for Christmas presents. I spent 4 hours trying to make one. I bought several tins of chocolates instead.
haha....that was hilarious
Very nice, having your daughter with you in the shop!!! The stars look great too!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
thanks Opa! Yeah, to have my daughter, Laurel, in their helping and working on making her own little projects is the best. I want to make sure she is a handy and knows how things work and luckily she is naturally curious about the mechanical nature of things like me. what little blessing she is!! thanks again my friend and Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you and your loved ones as well!!!❄❄❄❄☃⛄🎄🎄🎁🎉🎉
I know you posted a link to show us what angle to cut and how it;s all done. But, why wouldn't you explain what you are doing, what angle, any difficulties...just speak! I would never sub to a channel where one can not speak...we watch these to learn, and if one doesn't explain then it is useless...Dam, if I want no narration, then I would go watch a silent film.
great job on the Stars. it's nice having your kids in the shop with you learning new things isn't it? Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family.
Brilliant! I appreciate you noting "lessons learned" and fixing errors. I'm very very amateur woodworker so it's nice to see accomplished woodworkers showing they don't building everything perfectly first try every time. lol Thank you.
You need to add LED stripes to the star
Measurements?
Lovely to see you getting your daughter involved, I love working in my man cave with my daughter too. Thanks for the tips, I am sure Elenore will love making these with me for her mom. Cheers
Very Very Nice 👍
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing. I loved the end, family bonding. Great job.
Thank, glad you liked it! I just did a new video for how I made these stars this year too: th-cam.com/video/-xa2DpZkhcI/w-d-xo.html
Great job, seeing your daughter working with you made it even better dude!!! Cheers
Thanks man!
I am sure it could be improved. Check out the plans on the woodprix website.
I've been trying for ages to figure out a jig to make a Cross-polytope, myself. Having a pretty rough time with the different dimensions though.. 😕
I am pretty sure you can still buy handbook with all details you need on woodprix.
How did you make the jig your using to nail them together. How'd you get the angle so perfect. Thanks
Great project !!! And Merry Christmas to you and family
Thank you!!! Merry Christmas to you and enjoy the time with all of your loved ones!!
Very very very TIMES EXP n job...thankx LOL
Did the picec got on both sides the 36° angle ?
nice! yea all those sides and miter would definitely be pretty tricky.haha turned out good man! merry Christmas to you and yours
Thanks Joe, Merry Christmas back to you and your family, brother!
Definitely some tricky joinery!
How cute is that to get your daughter Involved in the making
What thickness of this wood plzzz
Thank you , wonderful , love it
Some things seem so easy to make and then in reality it turns out far more difficult.
Many angles, many opportunities to make mistakes.
(only if you don't do anything, you don't make mistakes)
Great build in the end. Thanks for sharing.
What are the measurements the rough cuts?????
I find your video because I am looking at doing a project with stars. I couldn’t help but notice your Dewalt Saw! My husband recently died and had one just like that he was rebuilding. I need to find a home for it. Do you happen to know someone looking for one?
Hi, sorry to hear about your husband. No I don't know anyone but I would post it on Craigslist. That would be the easiest way to find a buyer. Best of luck!
Is this girl your doughter or other
so cute girl
great video...what angle did you set your saw?
How long are the pieces?
What are the measurements for the pieces for the different sized stars you do? On the link it only showed you measurements for one size star. Thanks.
The dimensions of a regular polygon are scalable. Put the measurements that were given into a ratio, then pick whatever length you want one of the sides to be. Then just apply the ratio to the length you chose to get the measurement of the other piece.
I would suggest starting from scratch though. Work out all the angles and such on paper. Learn its geometry inside and out. Once you understand the nature of the thing you're trying to build, building it is trivially easy. It's a _much_ more rewarding process, I think..
Really cool. Great job
Hi ich hoffe du kannst das übersetzen vom deutschen ins englischen
Du musst erst die inneren Winkel zusammen Leimen und nageln oder Schrauben und dann erst die äußeren spitzen das geht viel einfacher
Like fr tho a waste of wood
Hi there, what kind of saw are you using? I’ve never seen one quite like it. Is it a type of mitre saw?
Hi, a Dewalt radial arm saw from the 1950s
Very nice when I have see this only i can think of doing the same but would paint purple on the edge and American flag inside falling heroes
Del Bryan thanks and great idea!
Also learning this is more complicated than it looks!
Agree!
try to make one , good luck
Hi! Nice job!
Could you tell me what are the angles to cut? Thank you
Hi, thanks, I explain it more here: th-cam.com/video/-xa2DpZkhcI/w-d-xo.html
Awesome bro your daughter love the staining part of the project good job my friends,Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year And God Bless :)
Thanks TJ, great to hear from you BROTHER!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours as well my friend!
Thank you sir :)
she is painting the star
I was cringing when I saw you nailing so close to your fingers...good thing that there were no knots to deflect the nails. Great "The Good Shirt." A definite classic movie that my youngest daughter and I used to watch together(now in Grad School and too busy to sit and talk). I tried to refrain from family stuff but your two videos have taken me back 23yrs, me working the night shift(back on nights again) and watching my youngest daughter when my wife went to work. Now wife, mother-in-law are home, and daughters, sons and grandchildren keeps me smiling(as long as they don't get mom and mother-in-law angry). Reg
Thanks Reg! I know I've shot a pin nail into my finger before as it bent 90 degrees hitting a knot like you said. Some good family memories there for you! I try to show my daughter helping out to encourage more Dad's to get their kids involved and not have their shops be off limits. Sadly I have some Dads comment how they regret not spending more time with their own kids when they were young. Take care -Kyle
Vintage Wood Workshop yes time well spent and glad that our children have their independence now. My father is 91 and regretted for not being there but I learned something during my Chiefs Induction 10yrs ago from CMDCM Harlin & Lindsey(Naval Air Station Willow Grove PA) "No Regrets." To all the dad's out there, it's never too late to talk to your children. Another great start for my day on the night shift.
thanks for sharing that! I live in Fleetwood, PA not too far from Willow Grove. Thank you for your service and take care man!
Will the angles change with a bigger star?
John 322 no, same angles
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Without telling us how to make the jig, this is simply a video of you making a star and not a "how to" video.... nice manscaping bro
yousaiditzero like I said in the video, link for the jig is in the description. Thanks for such an insightful and helpful comment
Clamp a 2x4 or better yet a 2x6 on to the miter saw....cut a 45....set your next cut to 27 degrees.....bam
@usaiditzero
why dont you make your own video fuckface...
@@tiarnan76 'fuckface' is such an underrated pejorative imo..
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What size are the sides on the smaller star?
each side of the star is 4 inches from tip to the angle meeting the base of the adjacent point
Thanks
Nicely done Kyle.
Silvaraci Designer - USA thank you!
Watching you work is painful.
hey thanks, so nice of you to say, Dave!
Rude
Such a silly comment!
I love to see you using your arm saw from the other video :)
Good solution for the angles, and good jig. It is not as simple as it looks. Very good job, my friend.
Thanks, Daniel! I'm having fun with that old saw and learning how to set it up for accurate cuts. This was tricky and frustrating but I learned a lot. Take care my friend!
You should've just told us how to make the jig. I did find a video from "sawdust and wood" explaining it though it would've been nice to get it from your video.....oh well.....cheers!
I think it might be better or nail the inside joints first the the outside last