Love it! I think I will modify it a bit tho. I will make the back about 2 inches shorter, leaving the gap on the bottom, then using a Forstner bit, drilling a cutout to accept an LED Tea Light which will fit in the space in the back
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In this video I use an Xcarve. But I found it much quicker to attach a laser to it and cut them out without any brakes on the smaller pieces facebook.com/JONSDIY/posts/pfbid02Ub45Y5Q6GUnDKvAfPxVKUCD51P6mFu6XdPUgpyPctn1GG4B42mVCkCfiEBUbTJpQl?mibextid=YxdKMJ
So did you get any of your kids to help (they need to get off the computer games with my kid! Lol). Just out of curiosity, why pass the wood piece through the cut opening for the lid piece instead of just passing your hand through the opening and dropping your wood piece on top to your awaiting fingers? (I found that highly funny 🤣). These are nice, you can put pumpkins on top too, right? You should have a follow-up video of carving some just to get the kids off the computer (and mine back to his lab work! Lol).
@@JONSDIY I mean where the bell chimes automatically without anyone pushing it. Set it for one minute intervals and watch your kids get a great workout! 😂
Good job and thank you for sharing enjoyed it
Love these lanterns
Love it! I think I will modify it a bit tho. I will make the back about 2 inches shorter, leaving the gap on the bottom, then using a Forstner bit, drilling a cutout to accept an LED Tea Light which will fit in the space in the back
So the space inside is for the click lights that are super cheap on amazon. You can buy them in bulk and charge a little extra for them.
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Any ideas for a pumpkin stem?
Cool project. What CNC are you using.?
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What cnc are you using?
In this video I use an Xcarve. But I found it much quicker to attach a laser to it and cut them out without any brakes on the smaller pieces facebook.com/JONSDIY/posts/pfbid02Ub45Y5Q6GUnDKvAfPxVKUCD51P6mFu6XdPUgpyPctn1GG4B42mVCkCfiEBUbTJpQl?mibextid=YxdKMJ
So did you get any of your kids to help (they need to get off the computer games with my kid! Lol).
Just out of curiosity, why pass the wood piece through the cut opening for the lid piece instead of just passing your hand through the opening and dropping your wood piece on top to your awaiting fingers? (I found that highly funny 🤣).
These are nice, you can put pumpkins on top too, right? You should have a follow-up video of carving some just to get the kids off the computer (and mine back to his lab work! Lol).
Funny Zep, I'm sure my kids will be angry when they find out they have to pass out candy to trick-r-treaters. Cause I'm going to a costume party. :-)
@@JONSDIY You should install an automatic doorbell chime just to keep them busy! 😂
I have the ring door bell
@@JONSDIY I mean where the bell chimes automatically without anyone pushing it. Set it for one minute intervals and watch your kids get a great workout! 😂
@@zepdog4595 LOL
Do you have a link for the lights you used?
amzn.to/3Ffe0jt also I more up to date design that I think you might like facebook.com/JONSDIY/videos/550822313281790/?mibextid=zDhOQc
Great job,,,, no using a CNC is Not cheating it is just another useful tool in the shop.