Excellent idea and brilliantly executed! Love it my friend and positivity give a go when my workshop is ready! Thanks for sharing brother-man! Cheers!!!
@It’s my privilege watching your video my brother. Marina & I both love watching your videos. Only disadvantage is she keeps asking me to build something like those (especially these types of videos or, the Garden Beds, etc.). Anyways, please stay safe as things are getting kinda spooky all over the world. Look after yourself and each other & Stay Safe. Cheers brother-man!
Brilliant project Tomasz ! Working with mitres and bevels can be a nightmare ! In the past I have reduced a good stock of timber into sawdust and firewood ! By the looks of it your mitre saw (255mm ? ) has probably made its biggest possible star.. Mine is 305mm and I'll see what the biggest size it can do Do you fancy working out the cuts on a table saw for mega sized stars 😂 I really think they could have a commercial market for Party and Wedding rental
@CasualDIY You can work it out Tomasz ! Just think of all that glut of scrap wood on your racks that you can bundle as valuable winter firewood as a bye product !
@savvybuilds has a video making these. Posted about 3 months ago. Gives all the dimensions and angles you would need. I do like the light feature you added.
@fmolland well if you don't trust the scale on your mitre saw or it's not visible very well, then you can use a protractor angle finder and measure the ample between the fence and the saw blade.
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Beautiful work, Tomasz! It looks amazing! 😃
Thanks for all the tips!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
@@MCsCreations thank you so much for watching
Very nice, I like the added lighting 👍
@idlersdream826 thank you for watching 👍
Super cool - well done and thanks for the great demo.
@@dannymurphy1779 thank you for watching 👍
Excellent idea and brilliantly executed! Love it my friend and positivity give a go when my workshop is ready! Thanks for sharing brother-man! Cheers!!!
Glad you like it, thank you so much for watching!
@It’s my privilege watching your video my brother. Marina & I both love watching your videos. Only disadvantage is she keeps asking me to build something like those (especially these types of videos or, the Garden Beds, etc.). Anyways, please stay safe as things are getting kinda spooky all over the world. Look after yourself and each other & Stay Safe. Cheers brother-man!
@IfDawidCanYouCan you too, mate 👍
very nice indeed. Where do you get those led lights from?
@huddsman69 just a local version of Amazon
Brilliant project Tomasz !
Working with mitres and bevels can be a nightmare ! In the past I have reduced a good stock of timber into sawdust and firewood !
By the looks of it your mitre saw (255mm ? ) has probably made its biggest possible star.. Mine is 305mm and I'll see what the biggest size it can do
Do you fancy working out the cuts on a table saw for mega sized stars 😂 I really think they could have a commercial market for Party and Wedding rental
@johnallen8680 Yes, mine is 255 mm. Oh my, table saw you say 🤣😅
@CasualDIY You can work it out Tomasz ! Just think of all that glut of scrap wood on your racks that you can bundle as valuable winter firewood as a bye product !
@johnallen8680 🤣👍
@savvybuilds has a video making these. Posted about 3 months ago. Gives all the dimensions and angles you would need. I do like the light feature you added.
@mdubz727 I have to check it out. I wonder if he's done different sizes or maybe some other quicker setup 🤔
Any good way to cut it at 19,5 degree?
@fmolland well if you don't trust the scale on your mitre saw or it's not visible very well, then you can use a protractor angle finder and measure the ample between the fence and the saw blade.
@@CasualDIY don't think there is a positive stop att 19,5 but I Will look Tomorrow