Handmade Wooden Tea Light Holders From Start To Finish

As a fund raising effort for my University I started a project to make and sell teak tea light candle holders. With how successful this proved I decided to make a quick video about the process, originally just to teach my fellow students, but decided to upload it hear so that everyone can view it.
The video talks through the entire process from start to finish for the tea lights but as always adapt the processes to best suite your own designs.
This is one of many hand crafted items that I produced to try and raise funds to get my class’s Degree work to the New Designers exhibition and I should be uploading more videos soon to show how I made some of the other items.
Check out my website at davidcarrdesign... for more projects and information on the work that I do.
You can also see my Instagram at / davidc_designer
Music:
freemusicarchiv... used under a Creative Commons licence.

[@cabman86]

Great look. That has to be the biggest sander I've ever seen!

[@NaturesHomeSpaByAnna]

Excellent video, well thought out, very helpful, thank you! I love these candle holders.

[@jejkobprodukcje9060]

Good job. You inspired me. Have you sold anything?? what's the price??

[@Mr2at]

Nice design. Also liked the holder idea when routing.

[@davidcarr5223]

many thanks for the kind words Mr2at. :)

[@oakleycurtis1022]

I realize it is kinda off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@indianatone218]

Lovely job thanks for showing us, i like your watch by the way. Greetings from wales. PS ive subd and liked .

[@terry2346]

About 1 and 5/8 for the 41 mm drill for us in the US

[@mariaj6503]

Can i ask about fire protection?

[@indianatone218]

Hi again where did you get the 41 mm forstner bit ive looked on amazon and eBay thanks

[@devinpadilla126]

The topics covered in this woodworking book “pepe amazing plan” (Google it) varies from wood types to tool types as well as uses. A few other topics include the several types of wood along with their distinct levels of difficulty in terms of managing them. This book has been very helpful and is a great one for somebody just getting into wood working.

[@herbsu4330]

Where did you get a 41 mm Forstner? Equivalent in Imperial?

[@philparrish8892]

Nice design. Can we download the template?

[@jamiebrantley2593]

I found this woodworking book more out of curiosity than utility, “pepe amazing plan” (Google it), and I happen to be impressed. I was seeking to learn more about the art of wood working, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.

[@AnthWood]

Excellent tea light holders. I've just made some for outside using old coffee jars please check out my latest upload and let me know what you think.

[@gleensabuero1101]

I have spent months researching how to run a woodworking business and discovered an awesome website at Enata wood system (look it up on google)

[@369dusty]

The music drowned out your voice.