A couple of questions if it's ok. First off how thick and how long were the wood supports that you used when the plaque started cracking? Secondly how did you secure the supports? (glue, screws?) Thanks!
This was my first attempt at it. I didn't have the nice tools I have now. So when I jointed the material it was not completely square. Once I properly joined them it worked. I just used wood glue. For this piece in the video I made a French cleat and that gave it support.
Very cool, man. Would you care if I featured this on an upcoming show on our channel about maker videos. I would use a few small snippets and it would have some voiceover commentary about why it was featured. We'll also point people back to the original video and your channel. Let me know asap, so I can get it in for next week's episode.
A couple of questions if it's ok. First off how thick and how long were the wood supports that you used when the plaque started cracking? Secondly how did you secure the supports? (glue, screws?) Thanks!
This was my first attempt at it. I didn't have the nice tools I have now. So when I jointed the material it was not completely square. Once I properly joined them it worked. I just used wood glue. For this piece in the video I made a French cleat and that gave it support.
Very cool, man. Would you care if I featured this on an upcoming show on our channel about maker videos. I would use a few small snippets and it would have some voiceover commentary about why it was featured. We'll also point people back to the original video and your channel. Let me know asap, so I can get it in for next week's episode.
Waylight Creations sure, go right ahead and use it. 👍🏼
They look great....would look better on a painted walll though
Grant Marshall I agree, but I plan on putting pallet wood on the wall.