The Coolest Customizable Shelves! | DIY Custom Shelves | How To Make Hexagon Shelves

Hexagonal Shelves are easy to make, they don't require a lot of wood, and you can make as many as you want! It's a great DIY project for Christmas or Birthday gifts and can even be used for baby shower or wedding festivities!
This set of 10 hexagon shelves is being used as part of a charcuterie table for a baby shower. Their the perfect size to hold cupcakes or cookies while giving the charcuterie table a really cool design.
Below is all the detail you'll need to get started!
Dimensions
5" Long Side
4.12" Short Side
10" Long Diameter
Time:
-2 to 3 hours depending on how many are made
Tools (Used in video)
-Miter Saw - Dewalt 12”
-Table Saw - Craftsman 10”
-Sander - No sanding for this flag!
Supplies:
-Pine wood 1x12x8
-Glue - Titebond 2
-Painters Tape
Stains and Finish
-Varathane American Walnut
-Minwax Polycrylic
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Mike
True American Craftsman Co.
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any links or tools used in this video or description!
He or she who decides to use the tools in making woodworking projects assumes all risks and accepts complete responsibility for any and all damages and injury of any kind. Working with wood and power tools is inherently dangerous and anyone using any of the tools or supplies used in these videos are personally responsible for learning the proper techniques involved.
Always make sure to consult any operating instructions of any tool you may or may not be familiar with to reduce any chance of being hurt or getting injured and to understand the appropriate techniques.
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[@vanessamcdowall1326]

The tape idea is a fabulous idea.

[@Marcus_Caius]

I agree. You can also use a straight edge to align them perfectly.

[@aussiemagik]

Glad to see you back.

[@TrueAmericanCraftsman]

Good to be back!

[@puntabachata]

Nice. But, easier to place two long srips of tape along the bottom/outside inside of short pieces.

[@vanessamcdowall1326]

Thank you for the video. Loved it.

[@gailjohnson3544]

Very nicely done. I was asked to make wine holder but I have no idea how to do it. Where do I measure to get the final dimensions that will hold wine bottles

[@AllenSchmidtSr]

SketchUp! 😊