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Hey Marcus. I'm glad you liked it. Let us know how the tree turns out. I'm interested in seeing someone else make it and what you do with it as far as a finish or stain! Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

@@mikereed6271 Hey Mike. I’m glad it was helpful and had all the information there enough to build it without missing any steps. Thank you. I appreciate it! Let us know how it turns out if you take a crack at it.

@@danumis_ I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to comment what you did. To say it means a lot would be an understatement. So, thank you! I tried to use music in the past but, I listen to everything from folk, classical and alternative to edm, rock and, whiskey blues. It’s hard to find something that will resonate with everyone. But once I can figure it out and the editing, I’m on your side. Music is definitely important. Just have to find a happy medium. Any suggestions?

@@hardshellwoodworksfolk instruments would be good, soft rock, or calmer side electronic would be good. The key is the sound value with the voice mix. Hard to find that balance. Keep up the hard work!

Hey Allison, Thank you. It's definitely a fun project. If I understand your question correctly, 04:20 , someone could use a longer cut-off up against the fence instead of square stock/scrap to make sure the pieces stay at the same angle. However, I think that to keep it flat to the base of the saw and the back of the piece, they would need to "shim" a piece in behind it and the fence to keep it from rolling when it gets attached. It might make it easier in the long run. That's actually an excellent question. Honest answer, I don't know🤣

Hey Kevin! Thanks a lot. I always appreciate hearing that the project was explained well. If you plan on building it, let us know how it turns out. I'm interested in seeing another maker build it and what they come up with. Thanks for watching!

Thanks a lot Dan! I appreciate that. If you build it, let us know how it turns out.

@@alejandrodavid582 Thanks Alejandro! Let us know how it turns out if you build it.

@@jamesrae8884 Thanks. I appreciate that and glad you liked it!

Thanks a lot, Mike. I really appreciate that. If you decide to give it a go, let us all know how it turns out. The dimensions are also on the community page to help with a visual. --> ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-humg3f_lR34pZszlr2Xoh7kJYANlg1Q

Hey Jeff, thank you. The 3/4" mark I pulled was from the fence to the bottom of the blade. If you build it, let us know how it turns out!

Thank alot..yeah ill let you know and share the results for n sure

@@jeffbedsole9741 You're welcome, and that will be cool. Looking forward to seeing what you make!

Hey Greg. I don’t have a “traditional” build plan but I did outline everything in a post over on the community page if you’d like to take a look at it. I hope it helps. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-humg3f_lR34pZszlr2Xoh7kJYANlg1Q?si=N-pHw3NJgVL4JhGP

It would be 💯% faster doing that. After I made this, another video came up with the same tree and that’s exactly what the creator did! I’m good with figuring things out. But, I’m even better at over complicating them!🤦‍♂️🤣

Hey Steve. To be completely honest, I don’t know. After the first set of cuts, when I flip the piece and make the mark on the “heel” for the next set, that mark evenly reduces the next set of branches. If I can find that auxiliary fence I made with the marks, I’ll edit the comment with a precise measurement for you. Hope that helps some. Also, here is the link to the diagram I made over in the community tab: ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-humg3f_lR34pZszlr2Xoh7kJYANlg1Q

Hey Gemma! I'm happy to hear you love the tree. It was definitely a fun little project for the holiday season which is right around the corner. Thank you for letting me know the instructions were straightforward and clear. I appreciate the feedback.

@@danbates5423 Hey Dan! Glad you liked it. Let me know if you give it a shot and how it turns out. I’d definitely like to know if anyone takes a crack at it. Good luck

My jigsaw has had a rough life on the jobsites at work. It's a little tricky keeping the foot at 90 degrees while making cuts in a "safe" manner so I thought it best to leave that part out 🤣

Hey Susan! Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad to know that the directions were easy enough to follow along with. It would definitely be difficult to make those long rips without the help of a table saw. I'm not sure how I'd make it happen without it.

@@jeffforman4218 hey! Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. If you decide to give it a shot, let us know how it works out!

Hey Spencer. I don’t have plans available for sale to any of the “Holiday/Christmas” projects. I do have all the measurements available on the “Community Tab” of the channel with a diagram though to all the holiday projects.

Thanks Larry for letting me know and all the support! I definitely appreciate you for it. If there are any specific projects that you'd like to see built or something you'd enjoy more content on, let me know and I'd be glad to make some. I can figure out math, angles and dimensions easily. However, I'm not the most "creative". I rely on pinterest A Lot! So, if there's a project you want to see built, toss some ideas out there and I'd be happy to help!

Hey Larry! I don’t have a full build to this table. I could do one though if you’d like to try it out! Let me know and I can put one together. This table is really simple!

Sure bring on the video

The router can be a little tricky. There are so many different things we can do with it that it can definitely seem overwhelming or hard to know where to start. Maybe I can put together some beginner videos on the router if you think it may help. Let me know and I'd be happy to do it at some point.

Hey Larry! Thank you and I'm glad you liked them. Thanks for watching and letting me know.

The initial setup with this laser was super easy. The laser was setup in under ten minutes and ready to go out of the box. I’m not tech savvy and Falcon2 was a walk in the park!

Good deal trying to decide on what I need to get

Hey Larry! There are a lot of lasers out there on the market and it really depends on what you want to do with one. If it's a laser for woodworking then I would definitely recommend a diode. The one I have is amzn.to/4cbYKmt It can handle anything I'm trying to do from cutting to engraving and so much more. I'm actually going to pick up another one so I can run 2 at the same time as there are so many things that can be done with them. I've actually been making a bunch of pinecone lights and tealight holders non stop as they seem to sell very well for me and people love them. There's also a guy on youtube @TheLouisianaHobbyGuy where I learned the software (Lightburn) from who is really good at teaching and explaining. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any more questions and I'd be happy to help in anyway I can.

Hey Larry! Thanks for watching. Hope it helps! Once the tree is made, I just built the jig around it as a template to make nailing it together faster for “bulk” if need be. Definitely nothing fancy but definitely a time saver.

Prašom. Džiaugiuosi galėdamas padėti!

Hey Eunia. Thank you for your comment and I’m glad too hear you like it.

I haven’t sold any of the Christmas trees to be honest. When I started the channel, it was just to fill dead time in the winter for my off season but, my wife sells her stuff at craft shows and I have seen a lot more of the smaller ones sell well. If I was going to batch out a bunch, I would go with the smaller ones first personally. Especially the Herringbone style. Hope that helps.

Hey Larry! You’re welcome for the measurements and degrees. Thanks for watching it! I have all the measurements to the projects I make on the “community” page of the channel in case I missed something during a project too.

Hey Larry! Thanks for subbing and I’m glad you liked it! The laser is definitely a good tool to help stand out from other woodworkers. That’s for sure. Hopefully I’ll have some new videos soon!

Hey pop-pop! Glad to see you over here. I definitely appreciate you stopping by and checking out the channel! And, definitely appreciate @TheLouisianaHobbyGuy for recommending it. If it wasn't for all his helpful videos and forum, I'd still be taking an hour to "weld" basic shapes in something other than LightBurn😂

I’m glad you liked it! I have “blueprints” on the community page if you need a reference for all the measurements !

Hey Todd! I did make an "assembly" jig for this tree. Once I built the first Christmas tree, I basically cheated. I took a piece of 3/4" mdf and laid the tree down on it and filled the empty spots in with scrap cut-offs and nailed it down along with a "border". That way, once i had the pieces to a tree cut,I could lay them in the empy slots and put it all together without having to take time to line everything back up with the square and pull numbers. I hope that helps. It's definitely a quick way to do it but very effective if you wanted to batch a bunch out as templates save a lot of time.

Thanks! I’m glad you liked it and I appreciate your comment.

Hey Larry. Thank you. I definitely appreciate your comment and support!

@@hardshellwoodworks good content

All those wall hangings were made from quotes/phrases supplied by the customers and were pre-paid for. Simple projects that are fast and sell. That's the name of the game. Low cost/high profit. I like the one the customer asked for! Growing up, we heard stuff like: "You don't have to like it. But, you have to eat it". Or, "Don't eat it but I'm telling you right now, it's a long time before breakfast"! Same concept I think!

You get a majik marker, and a practice book on script! AND PRACTICE!

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! Is there a specific one you're interested in seeing? I could do a video on the whole process.

Thanks. Might just be my new favorite machine next to the shaper!

Can’t wait!!!