Easy Wooden Candle Holders| Beginners Woodworking

[@dang6832]

Very simple and simply looks good.

[@CharlieMikeWoodworks]

I appreciate how you just simply cut wood. Anyone can pick up a tape measure and figure it out

[@zohaibaslam7648]

Who the hell is disliking this video! Great work dude!!

[@TimR1099]

@@phoenix9999 If they can’t tell a 2x4 square is being used on top of a 1x4x6 base that looks to be 10” long, they shouldn’t be woodworking…. This project is great!

[@markhicks8377]

put a stop block in it will save you a ton of time

[@kayu_kreatif]

beautiful work and very inspiring. Greetings from Indonesia

[@MakerCuisine]

Great looking set of candle holders, the colors you chose are beautiful

[@TimR1099]

Great project!

[@danebam]

Awesome work bud. Keep the videos coming!

[@charlesolivera5977]

I like ur work, excellent. Im just starting and going from ur creations, thanks for sharing

[@truegrainwoodcrafts]

Thanks, that means a lot! Just uploaded a custom desk video as well!

[@asidvr8723]

Hi what are the measurements??

[@mbroughton]

Hi. Thanks for the video. What’s the pray at the end? Ta!

[@truegrainwoodcrafts]

We’re using lacquer here. You can get it pretty much anywhere (Home Depot, Lowe’s, etc... even Walmart)

[@scottl2670]

wouldve been better had you told everyone what you was doing and what the measurements are and so on.. especially since you said this was for beginners

[@theclasemen1271]

Nice! Would look great if you routed the base to give it a more refined look, but awesome idea 👍👍👍👍

[@custommadecrafts1271]

Did u find out by any chance

Very nice 👍

[@truegrainwoodcrafts]

Ahşap Kokusu Thanks! 😊

[@miked5397]

What kind of wood are you using and measurements?

[@gigiscustomwoodsigns5471]

Thank you for the video... what is the name of the tool you used to make the hole?

[@MasonR3]

Forestner bit

[@gregariouswoodworks1270]

its a forstner bit and the size I've used in my videos is 1 and 1/2" for standard tealight candles

[@raghavsvideo889]

Great work sir... Can I know the name of circle cutter name for candle hole

[@MasonR3]

It’s a forestner bit

[@gregariouswoodworks1270]

its a forstner bit I use 1 1/2" inch size for standard tealight candles

[@awlthatwoodcrafts8911]

This is a great little project for making something decorative. There are all kinds of possibilities for adding ones own details, like adding a profile to the base and/or the candle holders or insetting the candle holders, even varying the height of each holder. I like videos like this, i.e. no talking or music. They have their place. This is such a simple project that it doesn't need much else to support the video. There are plenty of real beginners out there that need a lot of handholding so I can understand their desire for more instruction but frankly, if you can't figure it out from such a simple video, then maybe woodworking is over your head. One observation: maybe not spray the clear coat with the bag of dog treats nearby. Lol

[@rahulpradhan536]

Name of tool u used to make circles on wood

[@bwmyers18]

Forstner bit

[@soupzero7290]

What kind of clear coat did you use?

[@gregariouswoodworks1270]

You can use water based clear coat or even shellac. I have a few videos on different styles if you wanna check it out

[@Personalized_Workshop]

Liked and subscribed out of support but I do I do like what you did here and will check out the other linked vids. 👍🏼

[@vivianegoodman5933]

What size drill bit 1 1/2?

[@Personalized_Workshop]

Depends on the size of the candle you’re going to use. 1/16”-1/8” larger diameter bit than the diameter of the candle. Most flame votive candles in glass are 1-3/4, so I use a 1-7/8” Forstner bit. For the 1-7/16 battery operated no flame plastic candles I have, I used an 1-1/2” Forstner.

[@shachafgilboa9210]

Great video! Does the spray protect the wood fire? Or do you have a suggestion on how to prevent it..

[@truegrainwoodcrafts]

No, the spray does not protect from fire. Just be safe and never leave them unattended. Thanks for the question ☺️

[@martinjohnson7061]

If they is no narrating why have sound

[@williammessenger9637]

Not wasting my time where the content creator is either unwilling or unable to speak and articulate their process.

[@nitrousblast1]

No talky No watchy. Bye bye

[@thomasvanwolde3735]

Then maybe you should not watch anything.

[@robertmehr6650]

He doesn’t need to talk , it’s all there to see