Easy DIY Christmas Build: Under 1 hour! Triangle Ornament Display Christmas Tree
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Today I wanted to show you a simple Christmas Build, a triangle ornament display Christmas tree to make your own rustic Christmas decor.
These great trees can be used to display ornaments, Christmas cards Display or even used as an advent calendar! So many great uses with a fresh modern yet rustic look!
On our blog at Remodelaholic, you can find the plans for this simple Christmas Decor Triangle Tree.
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Here is another blog of the Ornament Display Tree.
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Watch this video and I will show you a step by step of how to make one or more if you are up to it. You can make a whole forest of Christmas trees if you like. I ended up making three different sizes of Christmas trees.
I will also show you how to decorate them in three different ways with my fabulous wife Cassity.
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We have woodworking plans here in our shop for you to get started!!!
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Brilliant can't wait to build one.👍
Let us know how it turns out when you do.
OMG! Love this idea! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques! Great video!
Magnificent! Making mine this afternoon. Thanks for the inspiration and plans❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
I've been making these for a couple of years I'm sure from your design, I'm glad you made a video because I wasn't getting the 2x4 fence before, Now I see it I get it. and I never noticed the trees were 2" taller each size.
I love that you’ve been making these! I feel like we made the plans a couple years ago... but it was back in 2014! Time flies! I don’t think the plans on the blog are 2 inches taller, that is what we just chose to do! Happy building! And thank you SO much for your comment!!
I like the way they 🎄came out.
Yay!! Thank you! I’m glad you like them!!
I love this, it would be perfect to display the ornaments I will be selling next weekend at a craft sale. I'm going to have to see it I can figure out cutting those angles. It looks tricky! Lol. Mine doesn't have to be perfect, just has to work! Lol
Yes!! These are perfect for a sale! Because they really are fast!! You can totally figure out the 50 degree angle! Good luck at your sale!!
Hi guys...I love these trees, I would put them outside on the front porch...thanks for the inspiration....
I love that idea!! Hope you are having a good weekend!!
I'm making mine tommorrow. Merry Christmas guys
That's great! Let us know how they turn out.
They the best !!!!!!!
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Yes!!! The BEST!! 😂😂
These are adorable,I love them 👍
Thanks!
I really like these, toilet chains and all! XD
😂😂😂 right?!? Thanks for letting us know!!
Hi guys great looking trees simple yet beautiful. Subscribed and will have a good look through your videos. 😊
Thanks for watching and subscribing! We are glad you like the trees!
This IS the best! Wondering if it will do well at an outside craft show where there are wind issues? Thx
Just strap them down I guess.
Seriously guys, can I just come hang out with you? I'll bring some toilet chains! 😅😂😂😂 trees are awesome and it's on my to do list already!
Rocking around... the toilet chain, at the Christmas party hop!! 💃💃. We’ll be there😂😂!!
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When you make a rough cut prior to cutting the 50* angle, are you cutting to length?
I don’t think so.
So when you add the 2x4 cut at a 45 degree angle did you position the mitre saw 5 degrees in the direction of the 2x4 or the opposite? Your film skipped that subtle change so I’m unsure which direction the 5 degree was added in regards to the 45 degree 2x4
In the direction of the 2x4.
Thank you so much! Loved making this! I followed your tutorial for the 1/8” rods to hang ornaments! Loved this, was able to get my cuts pretty close but that’s due to my chop saw not your measurements 👍🏼 and learned how to make difficult angular cuts thank you two❣️
Amazing!! Way to go!! I am so impressed that you jumped on it and made it right away!! You are awesome!!
Suur tänu!
I purchased the workbook/plans, but it didn't have the dimensions for the LARGE tree. Can you give the angles & dimensions for that one?
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I am confused, when you say a 20 degree angle, are you saying a 20 , or are you saying 20 on the saw meaning 70 , cause when you use your 2X4 and place it 5 degrees towards the 45 wouldn't that make it 40 degrees cause the saw will go to 50 degrees.
Robert thanks for asking. So when I place the board against the fence I turned the blade 20 degrees then cut it. Then if your saw can angle to 50 degrees thats even better than having to use the 2x4. Hope that helps.
Hey Robert, I was talking to Justin about this because I didn’t understand his explanation either.
Basically what he saying if your saw is at 90° (right in the center- set for a square cut) some saws can only go to the right or the left 45° and it doesn’t allow for a sharper cut. Because the final piece you need is 40° angle - you need to be able to move your saw to 50° but if your saw doesn’t allow for that sharper cut then you need the jig and you need to make that your 0° point and go over 50° in order for you to be left with a 40° cut. It’s really hard to explain this without an image, have you visited the blog post to see the drawn out versions? ....
All of this to say you might not have a problem if your saw allows you to cut more than 45° for example ours does allow us to cut to 55° you will have no need for the jig... So if your saw allows you to cut that sharp of an angle you are good to go ahead and cut it normally. If you miter saw is more limited in range, that is why you would need the jig.