How to make a simple and unique tea light candle holder DIY

[@LMassey5419]

Holding the material with your left hand in the position it was in at the start is a good way to lose your fingers with the circular saw! People, please think before you start cutting!

[@logan5326]

I did a 20” version of this without the burning; just sanded and wood stained and varnish. Found 2 small copper lion’s head for the ends and looks very “Old World” style.

[@kadendaugherty339]

Great work

[@marinakwtsi4179]

Very nice! Keep up the good work🙏🏻

[@mikeferguson1229]

Looks great but perhaps for safety to use tealight candle liners, can use acrylic paint to get the same effect

[@eriaasrkk1992]

Wow 😮

[@danieladams2986]

Nice video thanks. What varnish or oil did you use please?

[@spiroscrafts4165]

Thank you so much Daniel, I really appreciate it! I used a simple water based matt varnish for this!

[@mkfitness4711]

What drill piece are you using to make the hole?

[@spiroscrafts4165]

Hello there, thank you for your comment, I used a 41mm drill bit!

[@gregariouswoodworks1270]

1½" forstner bit works perfect for standard tealight candles. I have a video of a few different styles I made

[@Murch2013]

Nice job. Can i ask what type of white paint you used.

[@spiroscrafts4165]

Thank you! :) I used turquoise plastic paint. I dilute the paint with water to a 50:50 ratio so i don't lose the woodgrain, that's why it appears so soft, if you want vivid colors you can always do a second coat before finish!

[@jclpuddy]

What size wood

[@spiroscrafts4165]

@@jclpuddy Its 2x4, or 100x47mm if you are on Europe!

[@hippofarmer]

Hi what’s the blue stuff??

[@spiroscrafts4165]

Hi, its just wall paint diluted with a lot of water!

[@jassonlondono]

Hi what size of drill bit did you use ?

[@spiroscrafts4165]

Hello, i use 41mm! If you can't find one 40mm is also perfect for the job!

[@D_J_F_4]

I thought he was about to lose a finger...