Wooden Christmas Tree // Crafting Christmas Cash with High-Profit Potential

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🔨 Learn essential woodworking techniques and embrace your creative side as we guide you through crafting a wooden Christmas tree that's not only a stunning decorative piece but also a heartfelt expression of your holiday spirit. Whether you're an experienced woodworker or a complete beginner, our easy-to-follow instructions will help you achieve fantastic results.
You can us a 1x4 piece of wood, your trusty miter saw, a palm sander, pin nails, and some wood glue.
Cut list:
(5) 5 1/2"
(1) 6 3/8"
(1) 5"
(1) 11" but this could vary in the size of your thickness of your material so I would cut this last
Cut list:
(5) 139.7 mm
(1) 161.925 mm
(1) 127 mm
(1) 279.4 mm but this could vary in the size of your thickness of your material so I would cut this last
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[@larrystone5749]

Good job and project thx for sharing Keep building

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@CAMEO1955]

Thanks for the info. Just in time , my wife ask me to make some xmas trees ! Thank you T /C ( God luck at the show ) 😎

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thank you 😊

[@kristilbilyeu7682]

Not trying to dis your video, but I thought I’d point out some things that would save you some time. Sand your long pieces of wood before you cut them. Easier to sand, then just touch up your cut edges. Don’t resaw at all…there’s no need to! Raise your blade to go thru the wood-one cut instead of putting that piece thru the table saw four times. And it won’t leave a ridge like you mentioned 😂 You started to tell the brand of lacquer, but never did. When you put the lacquer on and felt nubs, it might or might not have been dust that got into it. It was likely wood fibers that raised when the wet lacquer hit the wood…commonly called “raising the grain”. Try sanding your full pieces of wood, then spritz them with a little water or DNA. Let them dry, then a quick sanding, and they should be smooth. When you lacquer the piece, you shouldn’t feel the nubs, unless it really is dust. If you still feel the nubs, you need to protect your lungs and do something about better dust collection. Good tip on the craft paper, tho! I save my paper bags from the woodworking store for that very purpose 😁 Oh, try using stop blocks for repeatable cuts instead of marking on your sacrificial fence.

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thanks for the tips 🙂