Now THAT was awesome! You even cut the wood outside in the snow (like I would have to!). Thank you for not "mathing" me to death. You just gave the ratio (which you explained perfectly!).
I’ve been watching a lot of tree building videos and yours is the most intuitive. I like the cutting guide and the ability to easily scale the dimensions without getting into heavy math. Thanks much!
Well, thank you for the warm greeting, but I have to admit, I'm a little jealous of your sunny weather in Cape Town. Can you send some sunshine my way? 😄
This was a good explanation without a lot of fluff! Great job. I did notice at about 3:57 into the video it looks like the tree you are showing is nailed from the inside instead of from the outside. I like that look. If that's the case then the only outside nails showing would be at the peak and the base. Regardless, a very helpful video. Thanks
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, you're right, the tree is nailed from the inside, leaving the outside nails visible only at the peak and base. Glad you found the video helpful!
Excellent video! I have already made two other Christmas tree designs from your channel. They turned out beautifully! Thank you for the extra detailed instructions!
Hi Janis! I saw your video last year and saved it but never got around to building. This year I am and just did my first tonight. Not perfect, but not too bad. Question, are you nailing from the inside of the tree so it doesn’t show? I did the outside and obviously brad holes are showing. Any advice?
Hi! I would suggest using a little bit of wood filler and sanding it afterwards. And yes, I am nailing from the inside, so the only visible marks are on the top peak and bottom.
Hi Anna! Thank you for the question. You can pick any length 10, 15 or 20cm, even longer. My favourite is 10cm - so your tree will be app. 25 cm high. It is nice size, fits on any shelf.
Hi, to find dimension for part C you need to assembly sides of the tree. Put those sides together, rest them against straight edge and you will find exact dimension for part C. Part C is variable, it will depend on what thickness of material you have, how much you overlap and what dimension you chose for part A. Hopefully it helps😉😉😉
Hi Ralf! Usually, I do like that - I pick dimension for part "A" (for example 100mm), I prefer look of 30° cut (but this work with any degree) - so I cut part "A". Then I measure thickens of material at the end, on 30° cut (not perpendicular as usually, but under angle). For 12 mm board it will be around 13,5 - 14mm. In this case my part "B" will be 114 mm long. If part "A" is 150 mm, them part "B" is 164mm. I know, it may sound complicated, but it's just geometrical thing. Hopefully I explained clear enough. Thank you for your question😉
Now THAT was awesome! You even cut the wood outside in the snow (like I would have to!). Thank you for not "mathing" me to death. You just gave the ratio (which you explained perfectly!).
Thanks for the kind words! I'm delighted you enjoyed the video and found the ratio explanation helpful. Happy crafting and happy holidays!🎄🎄🎄
I’ve been watching a lot of tree building videos and yours is the most intuitive. I like the cutting guide and the ability to easily scale the dimensions without getting into heavy math. Thanks much!
Thank you very much!
Very helpful, thank you for making it.
Great videos, easy explanation, and finally, someone who tells the mm and not just the useless inch measurements 😅 thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
This looks fantastic - warm greeting from Sunny Cape Town South Africa
Well, thank you for the warm greeting, but I have to admit, I'm a little jealous of your sunny weather in Cape Town. Can you send some sunshine my way? 😄
This was a good explanation without a lot of fluff! Great job. I did notice at about 3:57 into the video it looks like the tree you are showing is nailed from the inside instead of from the outside. I like that look. If that's the case then the only outside nails showing would be at the peak and the base. Regardless, a very helpful video. Thanks
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, you're right, the tree is nailed from the inside, leaving the outside nails visible only at the peak and base. Glad you found the video helpful!
The best ever tutorial about this type of Christmas tree! Thank you for your device!
And, please, keep up rolling!
Glad you like it!
Геніально і просто одночасно! Мені дуже сподобалось!
I really appreciate your kind words! It means a lot to me.
Great video and jig and an easy to follow tutorial just got you a new sub
Thank you so much Matt. Super mega clear. I can't wait for mine to arrive and do something. THANK YOU!!!❤
Happy to help!
Really good video, so simple, consise and effective! I hope you produce more ! Merry Christmas
Thank you for the feedback! More videos are on the way-appreciate your support! Merry Christmas! 🎄✨
Thank you so much for all the work you put into making this video. Its such a useful tutorial. Again, thank you!
Excellent video! Direct and to the point, and very comprehensive! You earned a new subscriber 👍🏽
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent video! I have already made two other Christmas tree designs from your channel. They turned out beautifully! Thank you for the extra detailed instructions!
Wonderfull! I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you very much!
Great video, very helpful, thank you ☺
Glad it was helpful!
Great instructions.
Glad it was helpful!
Excelente vídeo. Sou brasileiro e curto seus projetos.
Thank you for your comment. I glad you liked my video🎄
Good job Cheers
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Janis! I saw your video last year and saved it but never got around to building. This year I am and just did my first tonight. Not perfect, but not too bad. Question, are you nailing from the inside of the tree so it doesn’t show? I did the outside and obviously brad holes are showing. Any advice?
Hi! I would suggest using a little bit of wood filler and sanding it afterwards. And yes, I am nailing from the inside, so the only visible marks are on the top peak and bottom.
@@craftyshed thank you!!
Excellent video and I like your simple explanation. Curious if you have made a jig for mass production?
Thank you for your comment. I haven't yet, but will make one for this year Christmas season.🎄🎄🎄
Excellent! I really understand and enjoy and really understand how you explain! Keep up the good work!
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
So cute. 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you😊🎄🎄🎄
Thank you for sharing. How long is the A part in cm?
Hi Anna! Thank you for the question. You can pick any length 10, 15 or 20cm, even longer. My favourite is 10cm - so your tree will be app. 25 cm high. It is nice size, fits on any shelf.
Hi 🙂
Your christmas trees look very nice ⭐️ Can I please ask what part C size is?
Thank you.
Hi, to find dimension for part C you need to assembly sides of the tree. Put those sides together, rest them against straight edge and you will find exact dimension for part C. Part C is variable, it will depend on what thickness of material you have, how much you overlap and what dimension you chose for part A. Hopefully it helps😉😉😉
@@craftyshed Thank you for your reply, I hope to give it a go 🙂
Is there any formula if I use other thickness? Like 12mm.
Hi Ralf! Usually, I do like that - I pick dimension for part "A" (for example 100mm), I prefer look of 30° cut (but this work with any degree) - so I cut part "A". Then I measure thickens of material at the end, on 30° cut (not perpendicular as usually, but under angle). For 12 mm board it will be around 13,5 - 14mm. In this case my part "B" will be 114 mm long. If part "A" is 150 mm, them part "B" is 164mm. I know, it may sound complicated, but it's just geometrical thing. Hopefully I explained clear enough. Thank you for your question😉
Is the measurement long to lo g or short to short or long to short
Hi! Measurements are long to long / Outside to outside. Thank you for the question and sorry for late response. Merry Christmas🎄🎄🎄🇮🇪🇱🇻
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Thank you for your comment!
Kann man die Maße auch in Deutsch bekommen ? .
Ja, die Maße sind verfügbar und werden in Millimetern auf dem Bildschirm nach dem Schrägstrich (/) angezeigt. Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar!🎄🎄🎄
Not all that talk, please!