How To Make A Wooden Star

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

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[@eugeneburch8776]

I saw the tree video first

[@charleswv]

Tree video first! But question - since my old miter saw only goes to 50 degrees, is it possible to make using your sharp angle jig?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

@@charleswv You could but it's difficult. I am working on a video for those people who's saws don't go high enough.

[@charleswv]

The new video was great! Worked out really well and the results were nice! Thanks! @@cedarriverwoodworking

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

@@charleswv Thank you.

[@jamesrogers1691]

You are the only one I've found that is so detailed about your projects. Everyone else will leave out something small which makes it impossible to make the project. Thank you!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I really appreciate the feedback. There have been a couple times that I forgot a detail in a video, and I'm working on keeping everything detailed.

[@ericrhetta8412]

Loved watching this video and prefer this over the 45 degree; seems more traditional. I am new to woodworking and doing it to help with my combat PTSD. Semper Fi!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I like these ones more too. Thank you for your service brother, I'm glad that you are finding a constructive outlet for that.

[@Andrea-bw8xm]

First of all, thank you for your service, second, my nephew is a Marine (so proud of him) and mostly why I'm commenting is to tell you about Rob Cosman on KZbin. He is a master woodworker and more importantly, the creator of the Purple Heart Project. He brings in combat wounded vets for an intense hand tool woodworking seminar. Please check this out. I have been a supporter for years now and cannot say enough about what this project has done for the participants. (They have a blast!) You'll see. And they learn a lot of skills to take home with them, along with tools and a strength in themselves to help them into their futures. Check it out!

[@RonPetersen-p6k]

I spent thirty years making architectural millwork pieces for restoring historic mansions. Since most of my work was duplicating original pieces I always had patterns to use . I was at a loss recently when I needed to make some five pointed stars and didn’t have much luck-thanks

[@mikeandlucky]

Appreciate woodworkers who build with tools that are more "real world" and affordable versus the sort of shops outfitted with tools that most folks could never afford. Also like that you leave in your mistakes and how you remedy the mistakes as this is where many if not most of us actually live. Thanks.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

We are all human and make mistakes. It's how we recognize and adapt to them that shows our real character. I'm glad you're enjoying everything.

[@daphnepoat4276]

I appreciate the step by step instructions as someone who is trying to learn

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am trying to tailor the channel towards beginner woodworkers, so I'm glad that I can help.

[@brianpearson31]

I love how basic you keep the tools when building these. It is incredibly refreshing for people like me who are juat learning.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am trying to tailor the content towards new and beginning woodworkers, so that feedback is very helpful.

[@craiggoodwin9704]

Andy, I watched the tree video first, and then this one. Now I'm headed out to the shop to see what damage I can do. Thanks for Sharing!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad to help. You'll have to let me know how they turn out.

[@danhart2406]

Super job with the video! I made a star today to go on the spiral tree I made. The star was quick and easy...took just 25 minutes to measure cut and assemble. I used Titebond III and glued the star together. It seems to be holding well. I later used pocket hole screws for added support. I plan to paint the tree and star and will post a photo when done. Thanks for your great videos.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the support. If the glue is holding well, you probably wont even need any screws now.

[@cajinguy218]

Like the natural look for both the tree and star. The tree video led me to the star video. Nice pairing!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad that you enjoyed them both. I tend to lean towards natural but I'm particularly proud of the painted star.

[@charlespayne6938]

Like the champered star with the gold trim. Getting ready to watch the Christmas tree build for that star. Perfect combination. Thanks.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

You'll have to let me know what you think of the tree build.

[@beverlycabral7388]

Trees video first! Love the star and the tree. Looking forward to trying to make a couple for my front lawn.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

That's would be great to have a bunch outside. Glad to see you enjoyed both videos.

[@Andrea-bw8xm]

Tree first...then star! Making both today! Thanks for this. I found it just in time for an ornament sale. I hope to use this for display. I like the natural tree and star the best!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you so much for the support, and good luck with the builds. You'll have to let me know how it goes.

[@TomHampton-k5k]

I watched the tree first. I think I like the painted tree with the plain star best, but I'm going to make both. Thanks for sharing!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Im pretty fond of the painted star actually.

[@joanneblair6085]

I watched the tree video first. Love the painted star.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I have seen your other comments and I really appreciate the support.

[@joepearson9704]

Star video first. Great build. I like the painted star.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm particularly fond of the painted star.

[@betomusik]

Great project. My wife has asked for a wooden Christmas tree for decor. I really enjoy this one along with the star. Thank you. Blessings

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm really glad that you enjoyed them both. Will you be making one of these trees for her?

[@ryanmazza1233]

Saw this one first, weirdly I've already been building these but love to watch for tips and tricks. The way you make it is so much more convenient, that trick of measuring to 11 splitting and then shaping is a so simple I would have never come up with that without seeing it!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad I was able to help.

[@dustylynn3]

I saw he tree 🌲 first !!!! Thank you for what you do, it’s so great

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the support and I'm glad you liked both videos.

[@wessaidred]

Star video first. Definitely red and gold. Nice project. I have the same saw and definitely have some scrap laying around. I'll try this out. Thanks.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly proud of the paint on that one. It doesn't take a ton of scrap and I'm sure these could sell at a decent price as well.

[@greatgrandpaswoodworking]

I like the stars and waited until I made some to post. Great looking and sturdy. Easy step by step. Thank you.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the after project review. I'm glad that you enjoyed the project.

[@Sirxx99.]

Really like that you left the "Happy Mistakes" in!

[@Sirxx99.]

Also Painted.... Luckily I have a painter! Just need to find someone who enjoys the sanding.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

We are all human, so it's best to leave then in there. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos.

[@AndrewMcQuillen]

I like the red edged star best really cool idea

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly proud of the painted one.

[@AndrewMcQuillen]

@@cedarriverwoodworking you should be, merry Christmas to you.

[@AndrewMcQuillen]

I'm going to give it a try😀

[@robertapreston4200]

Tree 1st... loved it. Looking forward to the stars

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I hope you enjoyed the stars too.

[@watchison1]

Appreciate the details you include. Yes I like the red lined star withe the gold face. I will make some of these myself. I watched your tree video too thank you.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Im glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate your support.

[@seanlaverty3306]

Great video, easily explained along with measurements, I watched the spiralling tree 1st

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad that you enjoyed both projects and I appreciate the support.

[@xzytqweo3538]

You're my Hero! I can watch you (wish I could help you) all day long. Love your ideals and handy dandy projects!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I really appreciate the support. I need to get some more videos out to be able to watch all day. I am working on that.

[@Matt-p5q]

Red and gold are sweet great build!!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm particularly fond of the painted star.

[@aggieaquarist8470]

I really like the red and white with the gold star. Straight forward assembly. Good Job!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly fond of the painted star.

[@Bearded-Viking-WoodWorks]

Love the pocket screw idea ! Genius.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

it's probably the fastest and easiest way to do it. I'm glad you like it.

[@alacharger]

Saw the tree video earlier. Like the painted tree and star best. Good stuff!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I saw your other comment and I appreciate your support.

[@greglawrence742]

Love the videos. No need for the music, it distracts from your tutorials. Nice tree, nuce stars. Thank you.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the feedback on the music. I was worried about the silence being an issue.

[@greglawrence742]

@cedarriverwoodworking I believe most people, from other video comments I've read, like to hear the tool sounds, and the ASMR -like experience. Again, great vids tho! I appreciate you and your time to share.

[@fredklapetzky2698]

Tree First. I like both styles. The painted ones add attention grabbing highlights which would be better outdoors.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

The tree does seem to be the more popular video. I am particularly proud of the painted one.

[@michaellawson1427]

Nice Video...I always find myself doing projects like this. Heading over to Etsy to pick up some plans.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I really appreciate the support.

[@karenarmes5129]

I watched the tree video first. I’m not sure which star I like better but they are beautiful. Good job

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. i really appreciate the support on both videos.

[@websterbehrens7837]

Terrific videos.The tree first. As I will make these, the painted version will be my choice since it will be displayed outside with a spot light on it. Thanks again.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Nice to see you here after the tree video. The painted version look great outside.

[@rodgerq]

Tree video first. I prefer rhe painted star. Thr red contrast looks great. And im sure my saw goes nowhere near 54 degrees, maybe its time for an upgrade 😁

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm working on finding a way for those with limited range to make them as well. However I do have a few saws linked in the description area.

[@dannyspring5146]

Andy, you have some great videos. Very informative & you just seem like a great guy. Keep up the great work.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I am working on making the pacing a bit better, but thank you for your support.

[@craftydeanatraut9562]

I watched the tree video first. I like the painted star for the tree.🌲 Happy Holidays

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I hope you enjoyed both. I am particularly fond of the painted star.

[@nickyt3269]

this was awesome!! really broke it down simple for us!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I hope that it wasn't too "simple". I'm not trying to have people think I'm talking down to them. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.

[@DanEaston-o6d]

I made few stars other days the way you doing that is great help thank you very much

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad to help. I appreciate your support.

[@dian3145]

Tree first, red & gold. The chamfer really makes the whole thing pop and look more finished. I think I would chamfer the tree front pieces as well 😀

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad to see you here too. some edge detail on the tree is a great idea!

[@robertgorman579]

I saw the Christmas tree first. I love it. I will attempt that this year. I hope to roundover the edges with a router to enhance the rounded/wrapped effect

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

You'll have to let me know how the build goes.

[@jerrystark6766]

ALL the color combinations look good. 👍👍

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you!

[@scotthancock6764]

Star first, plain. Love this video and the tree made from stacked 1 X 10.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the views and the feedback. I appreciate the support.

[@mrmyblessednest1722]

Awesome job Andy!! Love them both!! Both trees and both videos! Awesome job! I have been building and selling the 2x4 trees you did a couple videos back. I have sold 4 sets of 3 trees and 1 single tree

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed them! how much are you selling those trees for? I sold the cany cane one today for $100

[@mrmyblessednest1722]

@@cedarriverwoodworking the 2x4 trees with the addition of a star, just cut from a 1x6, $30 for 1 or $70 for a set of 3. I’d love to send some pictures to you but couldn’t find a an email address for you.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

@@mrmyblessednest1722 There should be one in the "About" section on our page. or you can find us on facebook at facebook.com/CedarRiverWoodworking

[@mrmyblessednest1722]

@@cedarriverwoodworking thank you. There is nothing in the “about“ section. But I did find it on your Facebook page again thank you!

[@tmsmith4393]

I’m sticking with the holiday season theme. Great video! Need to head out for dog ears and start my project. 👍🏽

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the feedback. Good luck with your projects.

[@spiderobert]

KZbin keeps recommending woodworking Christmas videos to me. So far this is the first star that I've seen and I really like it. I will definitely try to make it. I don't have a sliding miter saw, just a fixed miter saw, but the cuts are pretty simple, so I don't think it will be a problem. I personally don't prefer the way you painted that one star. I think it would look better if the inner lines were thinner, which would require the chamfer to be probably half the thickness that you did, but the style is nice. Edit: The more I think about it; I think just not having the inner red lines at all would look best to me, keep the chamfers the way they are, they should add a nice shadow, but only paint the outer lines of the star.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I really appreciate the feedback and the time you took to write your response. The chamfers do add just the right amount of depth to the piece without being intrusive.

[@randallquiring9525]

The red star looks great with the red tree. Alone a different color would be nice. But I like the idea of highlighting it.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly proud of the painted star.

[@shea_van_rooyen_1972]

Tree first, both styles are awesome. They each have their own magical characteristics. I am going to give them a go. Thanks for sharing. 12:12 12:18 12:19

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad to help. Hopefully it goes well. You'll have to let me know how it turns out.

[@shea_van_rooyen_1972]

@cedarriverwoodworking I most certainly will. 👍

[@CrisbysHangout]

Im new to wood working and jst came ac ross your channel i saw the christmas tree video first well done man and thank you im a new sub from Texas i will learn alot from you and yoir videos tjank you

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

That was the hope for the channel, was to help out beginners. I appreciate the feedback and your support.

[@kenseachrist1015]

Great video! I have been looking for projects for a bunch of scrap wood I have!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad that I could help.

[@bobs7975]

Keep these projects coming!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I have an 8 point star coming out very soon.

[@kennethlewis7066]

I like the painted tree and the star with the gold and painted edging.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm particularly fond of the painted star.

[@naahearn]

I saw the xmas tree video first. I like painted better. Great video!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed the projects. I appreciate the support.

[@richardsanchez4521]

Well done man. I saw the tree video first from a link on FB. I definitely love projects like this and I hope to build my own. Thanks for the instructional videos.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed both projects.

[@lacttech]

Great video. I saw this one first. Will need to find the tree video. I like the idea of a video showing how to make sure the mitre saw is calibrated correctly.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

It will be out after the holidays. hopefully you found the tree video. It should pop up at the end of this one.

[@paulmichal]

I did see the Christmas tree video first. I prefer the gold and red stars. I enjoy your videos, keep 'em coming.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I appreciate the support. Nice to see you on this video too.

[@rangewh]

I like the star video it’s simple and easy to understand and the tree video that the star is on will be trying my hand at building both the painted trees really enhance the spiral effect good job on both.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the support. you'll have to let me know how they turn out.

[@kevinhenchy2957]

Saw the tree video first! Great job by you . Easy to follis👍

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I really appreciate the support.

[@chrisp.76]

Star first. I’d love to see you make a bevel cut on each of the star sections.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

What do you mean a bevel cut on each of the sections?

[@pmdinaz]

Tree first I'm sure you know, you can use any R2 (Robinson/ square drive) bit to drive those kreg screws. Shorty bit for those easy to reach projects ! My 20 year old Hitachi doesn't provide the cut capability that most modern saws have. I use a jig for extreme angles, or just use my table saw with a ripping jig. I prefer the table saw ripping jig to be honest. I hope you're Andy when you wake up, sounded like you were done with him there at the end, "I have been Andy" LOL Thanks for the inspiration!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Yea the driver i grabbed was the crazy long one and i didn't swap it out. I've been thinking about those older saws and how to help out people with those. so I really appreciate the explanation. I never know how to end these videos and I get nervous. "my name has been Andy"? "my name is Andy"? Anyways I appreciate the support.

[@MrGunny]

Loving the gold with red trim!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much. And I see all your comments. I really appreciate the support.

[@savvybuilds]

Looking great! I like the natural wood look but sometimes a nice grey wash works well too. Cheers!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I tend to lean more towards natural colors too. Also I appreciate your inspiration on the stars.

[@tonyjustice7924]

Andy your awesome watched the star first like both painted and un painted fixing to watch the Christmas tree one now

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly proud of the painted one. I look forward to seeing you over there on that video.

[@jodit1]

Saw the tree first. Love both the trees and the star.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed both projects. I appreciate the support.

[@Lolaproduction101]

Prefer the 45deg. You are very good at explaining! I just got your video for the Christmas tree [awesome], I'll make sure to catch up on your other videos!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I really appreciate the support. I do get a bit wordy and speak rather slowly sometimes, so I'm always a bit worried about that.

[@briansd5820]

Watched the tree first. The star with the red would be great against the red stripes and natural background tree. Just my thoughts. Another great video.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Great idea. Thanks for the support.

[@joanneblair6085]

What tool did you use to make the chamfers on the star?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

A router bit like this amzn.to/3DiUqFa

[@caroljohnson8817]

Andy I love these spiral trees! Thank You so much for your tutorials. They are so well done. I’ll be making some of these for gifts for my friends and family. Love love the Red White Candy Cane Tree, and I love how you used the sap wood to accent the spirals on the Natural tree. They are both beautiful. Happy Holidays from Austin, Cedar Creek, Texas.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much for the feedback and the support. I really appreciate it.

[@Sanjaykumar-px6tr]

Do you hve the drawn plan for the star, size and angles for each side. Thanks. Btw the trees are awesome. Will try make some.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Great question. I am building plans for it right now actually.

[@kawestley1965]

Beautiful star I like with out the red. Great job on design

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly fond of the painted star.

[@tommycat904]

They both look good

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much. I also appreciate all of your comments.

[@doodlecoma]

great thanks andy like the gold star best maybe paint as in in gold lines then alternate between green and red points

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I like the idea. Thank you.

[@tobyssawdust2498]

you are a very good teacher

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much. I appreciate the support.

[@theblueelk5115]

Hi, I saw the tree first, so then wanted to see how to do the star. I like them both left natural. I have a meeting in a few weeks that I need to bring a handmade project to donate for a silent auction and am thinking of making a set of these. I'm curious about figuring out the sizes for a smaller tree as well. I think that would look nice,

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I believe Hardshell Woodworks has a video on some smaller ones. If you check them out let them know I sent you over. He is a great guy. video found here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIGUk6yPZsuLfs0si=pzqk16zoVsZ118u9

[@user-qj6sx1tv8w]

I really like the plain star and tree. My husband has a bunch of barn boards, maybe he can make a tree out of those? I saw the tree video first. Looking forward to seeing more videos and ideas.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed both. reclaimed wood would look great for these projects.

[@brianwright1413]

Like the plain wood star! I'm going to try. Do you use digital angle finder to make sure miter saw is at correct angle?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I just used the engraved scale on the saw. Digital angle finder would be a good way to do it as well.

[@rayextrum8648]

Hello from the Northwoods of Wisconsin I saw the Christmas tree first.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I hope that you enjoyed both projects. I appreciate the support.

[@chrisperia3920]

I’m very new to wood working. Is there a way to put this together without the pocket jig set?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Yes you could use wood glue and clamp it together.

[@donwoodshop]

Tree first Painted star. Can you use this method for 1x material too?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

You can use the same method for any thickness of material. I would just adjust the screw length to 1.5" with thinner material.

[@ellenmcgrath8241]

I like how the red makes it stand out more but they are both great.😊

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm rather proud of the painted one.

[@tompowell1260]

Watch star video first . Moving to tree video . I like plain star the best . Great video . Thanks

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad you have enjoyed it and I hope you like the tree video too.

[@tomswarnes5354]

Either or, they both look great!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Than you.

[@PerryDingman]

I liked the painted one.... I did make 30 of your 5-minute tree. they only took me about 20 minutes each after sanding and painting..

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly fond of the painted star. That's very quick! I'm glad you're enjoying the projects.

[@LANVOX58]

How did you make that chamfer cut? I only have a table and miter saw at the moment. Tx

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I used a router bit like this one amzn.to/46ISdvN

[@littleberry454]

Looking forward to the tuning video I have the exact same miter saw

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I will hopefully have it out shortly after the holidays.

[@phillipwhite5251]

Andy I saw the star first but I like all your videos Phillip your friend from Dublin georgia.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I always enjoy seeing where people are from. I hope that you enjoy the projects.

[@marcusmyers9674]

ive seen the chrismas tree video and with the start the red out line is good. with both videos very nice work

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoyed videos. I am particularly fond of the painted star.

[@murtdowling]

Could you use one screw and glue

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

That is true, I have had them pivot on a single screw however.

[@josefigueiras4941]

Thank you for share how to make christmas tree

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I appreciate the support.

[@duanemunn3346]

good video well presented and i will be doing a few of these

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. You'll have to let me know how it turns out.

[@bettybunn5155]

Love both. Thanks Andy

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you, I appreciate the support.

[@ozone5100]

Love this video too. Saw the Christmas tree video first. Led me to this one. My project is complete. Now to get to work. First on my list, garage sale. Need space! LOL!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

It looks like you enjoyed both projects. If you get a chance to build them, you'll have to let me know how they turn out.

[@jackies_world]

I need to do the same thing! 🤣🤣

[@zackflamb12]

Painted star. Love this. ❤

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I am particularly fond of the painted star.

[@amatamat55]

Thank you so much for your very informative video 👍🏼

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad it was helpful! I appreciate the support.

[@Charles-zz3wo]

I followed the video for making the star and I really enjoyed it. However, after making all the cuts I tried putting together the star with all of the diamond pieces and the last diamond piece doesn’t fit. Is there anyway I can fix this? I am a beginner WW so it’s possible that my angle cuts could have been off slightly. Is there anyway to salvage? Or is this now firewood? Thank you.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm not sure if you made it to the assembly part, but mine was off a little bit too. Check out this video and it may help to tune your saw in a bit better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmTKfaR4bteXY5Y

[@jeffreyknotts4148]

Star, first. Love it!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I appreciate the support.

[@jeffreyknotts4148]

If I wanted to make a star about 6" tall, would I just have your measurements?​@@cedarriverwoodworking

[@hayeswood5354]

Made one today, came out superb thanks to this 👌🙏👍

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad it went well for you. I enjoy hearing from everyone who build my projects.

[@larrysommerfeld4639]

I have a really good question i think. My miter saw does not have a degree adjustment, so i drew out the degrees on a board and set it. When i was done i had a 6 pointed star. It took a little trimming, but it was not even close to being a five point star. Could my degrees be that far off with compounding?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

That would have to be very very far off. I am curious to see what the measurements are that they are.