How To Build A DIY Wood Candle Holder

An Adventures At Home, LLC video. Looking for a unique way to display your candles? In this DIY video we will show you how to make a Glimmering 3-Candle Holder out of a couple of pieces of scrap 2 X 4’s. This candle holder has grooves cut in the side to give this a candle holder a truly unique look and glow. We finish the holder by burning it with a torch to make the look even more unique. Come on and build with us!
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***Video Notes and Gear Used***:
1. Main Camera: Sony A7II Full Frame Mirrorless
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2. Main Camera Lens: Sony FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 Full Frame E-Mount
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3. Microphone - Fifine Wireless Microphone System
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4. Lighting Kit - Neewer
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5. Main Camera Tripod
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6. Aux. Camera: GoPro Hero 5 Black
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7. GoPro Tripod
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This video was edited by Adobe Premiere Elements 2019:
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About this video: In this video we show you how to make a Glimmering 3-Candle Holder using only a few scrap end of 2 x 4’s. (You could also use a chunk of 4x4, but I tend to have less scrap pieces of those laying around). We’ll walk you through every step of how to turn a couple scraps of 2 x 4’s into a unique 3-candle holder that will leave others asking where you got it. That leads to one of the best parts of DIY when you can proudly declare that you made it yourself. We also show you how to get the burned or charred look that is becoming more and more popular. All in all a pretty simple DIY, but one that yields fabulous results.