How to Make a Raised Faceted Star | Paul Sellers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2021
- The Lone Star motif has a direct appeal to Paul, from his living for two decades in Texas. But it is also a fine decorative eye-catcher for many furniture pieces, box tops and, so on that you might want to make too.
This project might seem complicated but, it is simple to make when you follow the steps Paul’s walking you through. Use contrasting woods as Paul did or just use pine with distinctive stripes. Both look good!
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Kids are asleep, Paul has a new video, life is good.
On the one hand I'm gutted that you lived an hour away from me for two decades and I didn't realize. On the other, I'm glad I've found you now and I'll definitely try my hand at some Lone Stars soon!
Agreed. Its amazing how small this world is.
Paul, you are a treasure and you did our Lonestar justice. Just lovely. I did not know you lived in Texas but it seems to make sense to me after watching you for the last decade or so.
Wow I can imagine how many people have tried and failed this was made to look easy, very very good.
It must take lots of patience and a sharp chisel
Thank you Paul for this video posting, I live in Texas and the “lonestar” is Texas. Rest assured that this video will be watched over and over until my skills reach perfection. Thank you again.
Paul demonstrates the 4 p's of woodworking: Practice, Precision, Patience and Practice!
Wow, I've already got two of those! Too bad I tend to rush through and my stuff isn't precise. Oh well, we'll get there.
Make it five P's and put Paul 8n the first slot.
Never wanted to try inlay before I saw these videos, but now it’s all I can think about!
Especial thanks from Moscow)) I really live in this sity. And I simple like how it sound "Special thanks for five ended star from Moscow, sir!"
making tiny things out of wood can be so challenging. Thanks for the video, excellent as always!
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mind your fingers... no kidding! Love the video Paul.
Thanks from Texas!
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Great video. A few years ago I made seventeen four point stars for Christmas Tree decorations for family and friends. I think the five point star will be just for me. David
Great video Paul
Excellent work sir. You make it look so easy but so doable if you practice patience and precision. Thank you for sharing.
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I love watching you work, Paul. I always learn so much! Thank you!
I love watching you work. I’m definitely becoming a wood work addict.
On the one hand I wish more people would watch Paul because this is old world knowledge most of us have either forgotten or never even known. On the other hand I'm glad he's not more popular because it means only people with actual passion for woodworking watch his content.
Thanks Paul, always a pleasure learning from a Master.
Pure hand skill which I really appreciate ..thanks Paul
Thank you for this video. Greetings from Germany.
This is the video I've been looking for. Thank you!
When Paul Sellers uses the phrase "my inaccuracies" I wasn't sure whether to feel confident or despondent about woodworking. There are times when you think I'll throw in the towel, but if a master can miscalculate there may be hope yet!
but he said "if you can blame the wood, always blame the wood" 🤣
I'm impressed. Last year I made two stars with 4 points after I saw your videos about the stars. Mine were much bigger and I already struggled because the pieces felt small to me. This year I made a star with 5 points which I like even better. It's probably two or three times as big as yours. And it's just flat. I wouldn't know how to make that complicated geometry you show here. But now I might give it a try. Thanks for your videos. I'm not up to most of the things you create. But I very much enjoy your spirit and how you explain your work. This channel is one of the real gems on youtube.
Thank you, Paul! So many great little lessons here.
I've tried several times and failed at making one these I've made quite a few four and five point stars ever since I first watched you making them, I don't have a bandsaw so I'll have to come up with another way of doing it. Enjoyed the video definitely going to try again soon .
Thank you so much Paul! I’ve been obsessed with star making since your first star video. This made my day. Can’t wait to give it a try. I’m sure I’m not alone in saying I could watch you do anything.
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Excellent video!
It's gotta be that star from a song "Stargazer" of 'Rainbow' that they are trying to reach in it. 🙂
Your the best! A joy to watch.
They used a design like this in flintlock Pennsylvania Rifles
Fun to watch the hand tool approach to make these. I made about 20 last Christmas and sent them out to family and friends as ornaments. Quite a different process as I used mostly power tools so I really enjoyed watching the way you make yours!
I like to use a mix of modern and old techniques. For example to make this I would use a powered plane for 95% of the shaving and more accuracy, and then do one final pass with my Stanley for the crispness you only get from the hand plane.
“That mighter been better” - I love it
Dad Joke Level: Master
Simply a master class, thank you for sharing your time and know how.
I had a piece of Madagascar Ebony that looked exactly like the dark wood Paul was using, made a beautiful set of knife scales with it. Very oily and brittle wood to work with.
Always a pleasure watching you Sir !!!
Well Paul I don't have a bench plane, a bench clamp, or either of those great little saws you have. I'm not even 100% sure how those facets formed. But one thing I do have is appreciation for this video and your craftmanship. Thanks! I liked and subscribed
Love it! I could tell how much fun you were having making that and it made me smile!
Beautiful work. Thank you Paul.
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That Star is also used to represent Gold Star families. Parents and spouse’s of KIA Military. Love your channel
Wonderful, as always
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Howdy, brother. Wonderful videos, as always.
Thank you for these videos.
We enjoy watching you work ))
Great video.thanks..by the way I was told many years ago that the sides of the plane that you didn't want to break were called the ears....
Fantastic
Nice
thanks
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If your not sure about the grain direction wpuld fine sandpaper be ok to use?
Any recommendations on cutting the pieces off the board without a bandsaw? Of course, just cutting down with a handsaw works, but it's hard to be 100% accurate that way, and then you're left with a lot of fiddly planing of the back of the tiny pieces.
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This is the level we all wish to achieve.
To the demi-God, sellers!
Ight cool now i can have homemade yeeters
Do you sell them and if so what do you get for a six foot tree?
Hi Paul, How did you lay out the 54 degree angle on the mitering jig you made?
I'm guessing he used his miter gauge!??
Oh my. It's soo little.
am I the only one who sees smoke @ 05:24?!?
Daha kolay kesim tekniği uygulayabilirsiniz.Ben tek kalıpla kesiyorum.
5.5mm. Try finding that on a ruler, metrics. LOL. Imperial forever
I don't think you have an idea of just how easy 5.5mm is to find my friend =)
You could if you really needed to, my digital calipers show .01mm increments. In this case the exact dimensions aren't that important, you could make it 5mm or 6mm and no one will notice.
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Incra makes that very easy