I love it

I love how you faded the black and blue together how did you do it so evenly. Couldn't find a video on your page that showed you doing it.

Awesome 🏆 Thank you

Why did you cut strips if they were going to be glued back together?

how did your 45 degree jig turn to a 90? LOL

Buy a metal stencil, works a lot better last for many years

Appreciate the tutorial bro, especially the socket sizes beforehand thanks

Get another magnet and in the spot for the gun , recess the magnet in there as well to hold your gun

Brooo I just got a charging system failure on my dash. Didn’t know it was that easy

Thank you, after watching so many videos I finally came across yours and I love how you explained everything.

Beautiful work

Thank you for sharing this. I will try it now.

No money to be made,to much labour cost as well as material cost.Where do you get 6 bucks from?

If it only costs $6 to make why you charge so much?

Awesome video

Very Impressive ... a true novice woodworker ... I've built cabinets, and they fall apart ... this project (RW&B and the flag) close to my heart seems simple enough, with minimal tools, that I think I will attempt it. One question (if you actually look at comments made to old videos) ... why the 1" strips? Couldn't you just trim off the curved edges of the 2x4's and glued them together?

This is the best video on KZbin for this repair. Thank you for putting in the time to teach.

I know this is a old video but i just wanted to say. Thats amazing job. Really beautiful

Very impressive. Been a woodworker since I was a kid. Always looking for new and challenging things to make. Great job

The box store won’t cut anything smaller than 12” from edge and a piece that will end up at least 12” also….so minimum size and cut is 2’ board cut in half according to their guidelines.

Never for one second do anything but focus on your grinder. I'm a very experienced carver and deleted an inch and a half of my thumb on a random kickback. I still use them but a chainsaw isn't as dangerous and dosen't kick back as much. It's going to happen, be ready and be safe. You don't want to be out of commission for 5 months, trust me.

I wonder if trying off-white for the stars would make it look more rustic.

Excellent work. I’m curious as to why the stars are painted on top of the clear coat instead of under?

Wow! You have skills. I am very impressed.

How much time do you have invested into this? Thanks!

Absolutely beautiful.

2x4s, 3-cans of stain, masking tape, shaping tool, Dremel tool, and labor, clearly exceed $6 :

Very beautiful and I’m sure you made it look a lot easier than it really is. Nice job and thanks for sharing!

How did you get the star’s white?

Took the battery out of 2001 model and had to remove the bolts from the rubber connectors to the battey to try to charge the battery, how do i work the bolts back into the rubber connectors?

Where did you get the stencil for the stars?

Like everyone has the equipment to do this.

Get rid of the stars and replace them with a swastika

Curious, how many hours would you say you invest into a flag from 2x4 selection to final product. Looks like alot of detail work. Would there be any stick on/glue on star equivalents?

What would be really cool would be if you could do this distressed look on a wavy flag design. I imagine you would need to clamp the wood down to the table, do the carving and sanding, then pull apart distress, stain and put together with a plywood backing.

Incredible!

Can I buy one from you already made?

Nice Work!

Beautiful

WOW...very nice job!

Absolutely Amazing an Beautiful Project ❤

Max, if you lined your bench top with wax paper, you wouldn't have to worry about glue bleeding out getting on your bench top.

Great looking I have always wondered how people made those

Nice job! Love it!

When you claim it cost $6, you have already under valued your time.

Beautiful! Great job, 👏 👍👏

Lot of time. At $50. an hour, you need to add $100-$125 to the price you normally charge.

Awesome job. Saved to try my hand at it, later.

Do you sell them

Nice job, looks great. But you explain way too much.