How to Build a Wishing Well / yard art project 2of

[@bryndavies2054]

The most amazing people do amazing things with Woodl love the wishing well great job done to you

[@_daysworld_]

ha ha! "when you build four of these things, that's enough, move on to something else." Great advice

[@mattstrom5348]

Because the fifth one leaves you with four fingers?

[@halkester9368]

Hals Wood Shop. Well done. Great explanation. I learned much about making the pattern. Thanks.

[@tocsa120ls]

Like your style Sam; gas engines from memory - wishing well from blueprint! :)

[@NoPaintGarage]

cool. they sure look nice and rustic

[@cyclemaster4613]

Eyeball engineering. You have a new piercing.

[@tomswonderfulworld]

Ouch! That ol piece of wood had your number Dog!

[@kittykattzz01]

Amazing idea. You sure helped me. Sorry about your finger though

[@w056007568]

Oh ouch!! I really don't want to know how you got your finger off that nail! The yard art looks good thus far.

[@BlueUltraRider]

smooth... :)

[@spanermantim]

Good case of nervous finger.

[@adlandra]

What is the length and the with of the wood? This is a beautiful planter! I would like to attempt to make two of these! One for myself and one for my mother

[@shartne]

I wonder if you had some chain male it could helped. Ouch that hurts to look at. "Dang I say! I was thinking I want a nailer like that but now I dont.

[@drinkzup2356]

Ouch!! But nice video. Just curious what size boards are you using? Guessing a 2x2?

[@shopdogsam]

1 1/2 x 1 1/2 ,,length to fit the hexagon template,,

[@cheswic]

My head hurts!

[@hakimmic]

Sorry bout your finger brother.

[@phill903]

I hate when the nail come out the side,Ouch!!

[@epd807]

Sorry about your finger. I hope your tetanus immunization is up to date! Time for another duck tape plaster. Great video Sam!