Diy table squares wedding Videos

My spn and I do this same type of craft with the paper you can buy at the craft store. Have to check this out and try it. Looks awesome.

This is really interesting and so easy to do. I love the impressions the leaves left...and it's purple!!

Very cool Beth! I've heard about this before but didn't know it was that easy!! Thanks!

I love working with photosensitive dyes! Your table runner turned out beautiful! 

This was really cool. I love it and what a nice treasure you and Bain made!

that is awesome! Even I could do something that simple!!

Oh wow that is such a cool idea Very pretty BIG HUGS

I love your videos..

That is cool!!!!!

interesting :-)

That's COOL!

yummy

Ok, thanks.

It's definitely enough to keep it in place. The keyway is really only there to make sure the pin stays in the right place for when you're inserting the blade. It's for convenience basically, as the pin rotating when you insert the blade is a cause for some frustration.

+Switch & LeverThanks, small and accuracy work!

As I say around 1:50, I plunge milled a slot next to the main hole. This was done while holding it in the same way as the hole, so all the coordinates were known and easy to figure out. I just used a small endmill to do this.

Indeed. If you watch one of my other videos I take you through a tour of the school workshop, with all the marvelous things within.

Cheers! Glad you liked it!/Daniel

+1978ajax Thanks! Very good point on the on the potential for damage. The soft edges on wood are a real benefit. Cheers!

+My Garage Woodshop Thanks Rod! Desperate to get my latest vid done. Bailed on the shop tonight but will be back at it tomorrow. Really appreciated the feedback :).

+Lukasz Budzynski Awesome! Thanks Lukasz, that's without doubt one of the best comments I've had :-).

+Erik Dimitrov Thanks Eric!

+Michael Meara cool :-) fun is what I'm aiming for. Thanks for watching Michael.

+NosillaWilla cheers NosillaWilla. I'm glad you're not looking for tutorials, I don't think I have the time for that kind of thing for a while. Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment :-)

+Graham Haydon i don't think you have to worry about tutorials. a somewhat skilled woodworker can figure out what you did to make their own version of these squares. lovely idea with the pencil lines to find the perfect angle. so simple, yet so genius!

+Sebastian ocaño thanks Sebastian, glad you like seeing the hand tool projects. I'd just like to stress that these are not tutorials, they are only meant to be for fun. Proper tutorials take so long to do properly that I'd never be able to get a project done. Cheers :-).