Wood Flag with Only a Router / No CNC Flag / DIY Flag
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Learn how to build an amazing beautiful handmade wooden American Flag with only a router. No CNC needed!! Just need a 1x12 x21 inch pine board or even plywood. Use the jig and template for an amazing flag build!
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I love this idea for wood flags. Simple and no gluing required.
Great video-to help the stain getting onto the color that you have already stained ,I hold a piece of sheet metal the length of my board in the groove so the stain does not touch the other board!
Rich Perron
Amazing tips.Thanks for sharing wonderful job.
I knew there was a video of the exact thing I was thinking about last nite. I am definitely going to try this. And even make the lines wavy
AWESOME Very good presentation
Thank you. They are really fun to make
Wow, quite a project. That'd be a good project to complete in time for the 4th. 💙💛😎👍
Nice job with the flag and video!
Thank you so much.
Great video! I definitely agree pre stain or wood conditioner will help with the stain.
Thanks. I’ll do some tests and see how well it does
Good video brother. Directions were clear, concise, and without distractions. Video was short and to the point, a plus for my short attention span and memory. Links were broken down and organized. Appreciate the hard work. Drive on and stay frosty
Thanks for awesome feedback. Really been working on my video editing sequence. Still needs a lot of work.
Gracias 🙏
Great video. I've found that using minwax pre-stain on pine helps the white stain not bloch up and have a more solid stain.
Awesome I may try thy!!
Looks great man. Awesome job. I use denim blue and crimson red. I really like using the router and the black ink.
Thanks those sound like colors I may need to look into. I love the router jig and templates.
You do a great job. Awesome ... Can't wait to start making flags. Great videos Bro...
Great job on these flags! I make a lot of flags however use 1.5 strips that I color offline then assemble. I have had issues with the white tint also and switched to 100% latex white paint. You can control the look by how long you leave it on before wiping. I like to leave it on for 60 seconds and then wipe for a whitewash look. Again, nice work.
Love this I have dont some of these
Thank you. They are easy and cheap to make.
Thank you for the jig plan. Your presentation is excellent.
I think Dave should make a jig for all the Flags, also I use a spung brush to paint with. I buy them at a store called Michaels where I live it's a Craft Store, they sell everything. What size is the Jig he uses for Router.
How wide are the stripes
Great video and looks awesome. I’m guessing we either buy your templates or need to have a lazer cutter anyway to make them though?
Yes if you would like to do it as I have done it here. I run a business mostly on different types of templates and laser cut items. I do videos for entertainment, to teach what I learn, and sometimes as an advertisement.
@@DwoodStudios roger that. Pretty sure I’ll buy your templates when we get closer to 4th of July 👍
The stain you used in this video is no longer available from Lowe's (some stores still have old stock YMMV) They are now using a different tint-able stain base, also from Minwax, but if you give them the old codes, they can punch them up in their computer, and give you the correct color. Scarlet is 1789-B-20180927113713 Marshmallow is 1789-A-20180927114533 True Blue is 1789-A-20180927113504 Those colors are exclusive to Lowe's, Sherwin-Williams (the company that owns Minwax) isn't even authorized to use those color codes. Lowe's has different colors available now, but they're just not as good as the colors you used here, however, if you give them the tint codes, they will be able to pull them up. I use a slightly different gluing method. I have some of your templates and stars, and I lock in 2 corners like you did, but I like to put a drop of TiteBond III glue on the flag, then set the star into the template. This makes it a lot easier (at least for me) to prevent getting CA glue on my fingers, or the template. I'm a bit curious as to why you showed us the India ink, but then used spray paint.
Would this look good without the black between the stripes?
Idk. Haven’t done that before
Could i use a round over bit instead of a chamfer bit?
What depth do you set the chamfer bit
Hey D, love your vids. Are you wearing a vent mask when you use the paints and stains? thanks buddy!
Haha of course. No probably not. I do sometimes but not near as much as I should
Do you sell the union stencil and stripe stencil
How deep do you make the grooves ?
Hey bro! Thank you for the video! Can you please tell me what that mask is that you cover the wood with? Or is that just painter's tape? Thank you in advance
Hey brother. It’s oramask. If you look in the description I’m the video below there is a link.
@@DwoodStudios thank you much, My man!
I liked your video, but it's kind of misleading I don't use a cnc but you do to make the templates that I would need to make the flag?? Are the stars cut with the cnc/laser as well?
I dont see how its misleading. It is a solid piece of wood and made without a cnc as it says. I sell the templates and stars which are both laser cut. It makes it so that woodworkers that dont have a lot of tools can literally do flags by purchasinga template and having a router only. Alot cheaper and more DIY than a cnc
Where can I buy the blue tape you used to cover the board? Do you sell the template and stars? What size is your board, thanks
The board is 1x12x21 inch. A link for the tape is in the description and yes I sell the templates as you see them on my website at www.dwood.net
really no cnc HOW DID YOU GET THE TEMPLATE
I cut it with a laser. They are for sale on my website.
Can you tell me what glue you are using
It’s Starbond Ca glue. There should be a link in the description.
@@DwoodStudios thanks
Great video!! Do you paint your stars?
I usually do with the red white and blue… but actually forgot too during this video 😂
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Do you sell that template for the stripes?
Yes it’s on my website under TH-cam Template. Or click the link in the description.
Thank you, I missed that somehow. Does that TH-cam set come with the stars template for 5/8 as well or just the stripes?
@@daniel23232000 the TH-cam bundle is for the template used in this video which it .7 inch stars. It comes with the template for the stars and the stripes. The 5/8 come with template and stars.
Thank you for the great jig idea-I modified mine by making the side for the union a separate piece and leave that part
down as a base stop when routing the short stripes(6),and flip it up when doing the long cuts.
I just found your channel and I love it! However, you haven’t posted anything in six months! What’s up have you quit TH-cam? I sure hope not!
No sir. Life happens and business happens lol. Hopefully will have another video out very soon. Thanks for the support.
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How deep do you go with the Router bit.
I set it about 1/8th inch to 3/16
I have your .7 star template, but I do not have the template for the stripes. Can I buy just that one piece without having to buy another star template??
You can’t have the .7 size without the stripes part. I don’t sell it that way. You may have the .75 size. There is actually a difference. The union part on the .7 has markings on it for the stripes as well as the stripe pieces for layout
Great video bro. I’m going to have to put a router jig like that together and put a solid one piece wood flag in my line up. Looks real slick and clean!
Thanks. This video turned out so good I thought
'Wood flag with only a router'. . . .except for 'my laser cut stars'.
You only need a router as a tool. If you choose you can dremel them out. I guess also “except” without Lowe’s stains also? I guess I should have worded it in that way.
I got a question, does the paper have to be blue or is that just your choice?
Well it isn’t paper, it is Oramask 813, there is a link down below in the description. It is an adhesive backed vinyl thy protects the areas you don’t want painted or stained. You could use like masking tape or something but it would not work that well.
Tried to go to your site to look at the templates but site won't load.
Try it again. Should be working just fine. I just looked. Www.dwood.net
What size router bit are you using to make those lines?
It’s a 60 degree v bit. Link in the description.
Great video. I just have a couple questions. Is the flag a solid piece of pine or is it a glue up? The reason I ask is because 1x12 pine is actually 11 1/4. And what is the width of your stripes?
It is a solid piece. The actual width is 11.5.
@@DwoodStudios Thanks. No problem with warping or twisting?
@@Jadvale some can. But the better grade line like the radiata doesn’t warp much if any.
WHERE IS YOUR MASK?????
What mask. I don’t need no stinking mask….
Would router work for stars in union?
You could possibly use a router with a small dremel type bit or router guide. But it would have to be small and smooth shank.
I thought you were going to show how to router the stars. I want to find a way to do that easily instead of just glue them on
Never thought about using a jig like that. Very cool. Do you put a finish on the back of your flags. I have been torn, sometimes I do most of the time I do not.
Yes I do. It reduces warping which will happen from allowing moisture an area to get in more than the other side. Also it shows your level of quality.
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Who is “she”….
Do you have a link for the champher bit??
Yes it’s down in the description
What size is the 1x12?
1x12x21 Radiata Pine
@@DwoodStudios thank you! Great work!! I’ll be purchasing from your site.
Is that the actual size? Because the actual size on a 1 x 12 x 8 is 11 1/4
Is it OK to use it or does it have to be 12 inches exactly
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