Overwatch Walnut Wall Light - How I Made It

Check out the shorter version is you havent already:

I hope you find this video helpful and i really hope it inspires you to make one for yourself.

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[BlueOceanDesigns]

First time I come across your channel and have no idea why you don't have more followers. Great projects so keep it up!! This logo turned out sweet :)

[woodworks]

Really nice Work Mate. You did a brilliant job on that and it looks great up on the wall. I also like your routing skills to :) . Thank you for sharing Mate I enjoyed watching this build...Take care...

[tjwoodworkshop]

This is so cool, great job. I like how you show something that didn't work quite right and how you fix it.

[BraxtonWirthlin]

Cool light, Joe! I haven't heard of Overwatch, but if it's half as cool as your light than it must be great!

[thatstofunny]

i think this is my favorite project of yours to date. great job. nice video.

[McGinnsWoodShop]

I love this build! Great use and examples of using templates and also... WALNUT rocks!

[stuckinbabylon]

Dude, great job! I don't play overwatch but like the design anyway. Good job! Keep on keepin on!

[MikeWaldt]

Well explained Joe, easy to follow....I think even I could make one of these now ;)
Take care
Mike

[XCyclonusX]

That is really cool. I need to make one for my son.

[wufflesthespider]

Alright Joe, good work mate. Just a tip (unless this was already mentioned on the other video), get yourself a bottom bearing flush trim bit and you could have used the bit you'd already flush trimmed as the template for the rest of it then. If that makes sense.

[TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

A VERY GOOD JOB MY FRIEND I LOVE IT VERY NICELY DONE BRO :)

[peterbradbury]

A great project Joe, and well videoed, if that's a word, lol.

[amishpope]

Pretty cool project. Don't do video games so I have no clue what it represents. I'm telling my age but I remember when pong came out and we really thought it was something. Keep it up my friend.

[calebshort]

I really like projects like this one as a gamer myself it's always cool when stuff like this comes to life. Great video. I know you had these led lights on hand so free is always the best choice but have you thought about the led light strips for next time. Still great great video.

[ShaunMeighan]

Liked this video as much as the other one Joe :) I've seen people bend plexiglass by slightly opening their oven door, and using that small bit of heat to make very precise bends, don't know if that applies here, but maybe it can be of use in a future project! :)

[KagedBooks]

I said it on the last one, but this is an awesome project.

[TheMrWoodsman]

Thank you for this video Joe, it's better to hear you talking through the video saying how you do things thank you

[Duncan_Campbell]

Nice video, while i am not a fan of overwatch it was a fun video to watch.

[PaulDesmondimakewoodthings]

This is an awesome build Joe. Really cool project. Regarding the router bit being too short. Could you have trimmed it first with the template and then flipped it over without the template to trim the rest?

[mattlawrey]

Cracking job mate. Is the bandsaw you are using a benchtop one? Could you tell me what brand and model it is please, cheers bud.