How to make a Civil War Style Lantern

[@donnykarate396]

People give you a lot of flack, but you know your stuff and you're a better teacher than most. Once I got past the cornball jokes, you've been in my top five most informative youtubers since I started woodworking. And possibly the absolute most helpful concerning my personal needs and skill level. most importantly, you're excellent at addressing the little steps in between the big ones without getting bogged down in details. You don't get enough credit, Jerry Seinfeld!

[@ChadStanton]

+donny karate Thank you. I know my style isn't for everyone. I may not be serious, but i take woodworking serious. Thank you for giving us a chance. And yes, when Seinfeld was on tv, I heard that everywhere. Even fooled a few people introducing myself as him. :-)

[@dnngskn62]

Great vid on this vintage style lantern. Enjoyed this one very much.

[@ITSAWOODTHING]

I like the way it turned out.

[@Andrevas1975]

I went to your website and found the free plans, thanks for posting them. I know what I will be doing for Father's Day

[@WoodTraveler]

Cool as always! ... always gotta stick around for the out takes!

[@Boomers_Bud]

Great video guys. The lantern project was an excellent idea. Derek

[@5ivestring]

Nice simple project for beginners like me. Love the humore in your videos. Would like to see more of Safety Dan, keeps things light and happy.

[@WoodByWright]

I would love to see the original designed to see how they would do the joinery back them!

[@russellcairo3821]

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@Russell Cairo yea, I've been watching on KaldroStream for since november myself :D

[@kellenlincoln2052]

@Russell Cairo yup, been using KaldroStream for since november myself :D

[@MB-st7be]

dowels instead of screws

[@SterlingsWoodcrafts]

Very nice, would adding a Tin/brass shield on the underside of the top piece, or would that produce to much heat, Beautiful Piece

[@ChadStanton]

+Sterling Davis That's actually a good idea. I had someone else suggest that to me as well. I do know if the candle is too tall it can burn the underside of the top lid.

[@brianlasch144]

Nice one guys. Are there safety Dan coffee mugs for sale?

[@KSFWG]

+Brian Lasch Or Safety Dan bottle coozies or Safety Dan shot glasses?

[@ChadStanton]

+Brian Lasch Yes there are! :-) Just visit out website and look at the store. You can find all kinds of stuff there:-)

[@SteveCarmichael]

Nice job on the lantern Chad! Would love to see a test of how long it takes for it to go up in flames...if it even does.

[@BALES5000]

How were the posts attached on originals ... back in the day (It was probably a Wednesday)? Did they use screws or nails? Dowels? Maybe mortise the posts into the base?

[@ChadStanton]

+BALES it wa with dowels

[@SimplyWoodenCreations1980]

Great lantern Chad, nice work. I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work...

[@moyperezwoodshop1722]

Turned out really nice chad and safety Dan did great too! I love anything civil war era! I think Dan blushed at the end there... Lol

[@captainpanda5533]

Are the plans for this project still available somewhere?

[@andrewFull]

...love that banjo playin drill.

[@WigWagWorkshop]

The banjo playing drill is awesome! Chad, I think it's time for you to dance!

[@Daniel4Style]

I wonder if it would produce more light with one or more panels being a mirror. Of course it would be directional vs unidirectional. Thoughts?

[@Stoney327]

Hi How do you swap out the glass panels if one breaks? You have everything glued and screwed in. Just curious.

[@ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING]

Haha..I love the project, as always, great episode!

[@watermain48]

Great video Chad. I think I'll make this with my grandson for his mom...

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you Bill. It is fun to make, just be careful fitting the glass. Other than that, it's pretty easy. Hope you subscribe to the channel and check out what we are doing for our viewers this Monday!

[@robaldridge6505]

get rid of the phillips screws and add an air hole in the bottom to get a better draft= brighter light....

[@summerswoodworking]

Ah thats a cool lantern!

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

How bright is it? Umm... just a guess... I'd say about 1 candle power.

[@ChadStanton]

😆Exactly!

[@andressalas4266]

Ok, so where can I get a banjo playing drill? Mine only plays the clarinet. Um, looks like you can flip pancakes with that ginormous chisel! Might need to give this project a whirl for some outdoor lanterns for our deck! Cheers!

[@voltron63]

nice too see you an . voltron.

[@charlesholland6851]

that's nice.

[@no_handle_required]

this is why you should make sure to work in a well ventilated area. Sniffing glue is dangerous.

[@robertstine2457]

I have lantern that is similar that is used for pre-1840 camps we go to. Just a suggestion, use a piece of mirror for the back pane and it should give a touch more light.

[@ChadStanton]

That's a GREAT suggestion. Thank you Robert!

[@Darthmental-g4t]

God Bless Daftey Dan!

[@AndrewArndts]

wow when Safety's lighter has more lumin's than a candle.... wow. then again it was in front of UofM Sweatshirt. (note to self must get Safety a MSU Sweatshirt.)

[@SkunkTreeCarvings]

lol..kool project...

[@1stmichiganartillerytheger382]

Wow Realy cool but next time use Brass screws in that time they did not have phillips once enjoy ;)

[@Chaos101Theory101]

This design is actually Viking

[@deezynar]

I went to high school with a guy who looked like Dan.

[@Daniel4Style]

deezynar we all did lol

[@brucewelty7684]

Safety Dan is a major take away from your show. Cigs and beer? not safe

[@randallparker8477]

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