3 Small Woodworking Gift Ideas

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[richardmccann]

The tealight lamp is marvelously simple, yet very elegant! Wood is so forgiving! Beautiful!

[lincolndickerson]

You tube needs an awesome button because this goes way passed like.

[TimeToBuild]

I always learn something super cool in your videos. I was just watching a bunch of your vids!

[melodywilson]

Only you could throw up three projects nobody has ever seen before! Genius.

[exex]

Candle holder is such a cool idea. Hope you make more easy project ideas like these 🫡

[lincolndickerson]

The miter saw bowl is another genius innovation by you. This is why I love your channel.

[seanwinston]

You have such an amazing way of rethinking how tools and techniques can be used to create your art!! Keep the videos coming!!!

[d_brown]

Great ideas. That miter saw bowl is genius.

[JPToto]

Well done Josh! I’ve never seen a miter saw or hole saw used that way. Very clever!

[dougboyd]

This is great. The candle holder makes me want to find my maltipass.

[michaelwilliams]

Very nice. You need some wood clamps for your drill press. May have to send some more patreon $. My girlfriend wants to make these. That's a good sign you are talented

[barwithm]

Wow simple but nice. The candle holder is my favorite

[kameljoe]

For cutting a cove, one can use a table saw as well. I have done it. Take your fence off and set up a wood fence at an angle. Then set you blade at 1/8 inch then make a pass and then move the blade up a turn. Do this a bunch of times until you are happy with the depth. You can make some really nice trim stuff with 2x4s, 2x6s as well.
i really like the candle idea and this could be used for the bottom of legs. I have a 6.25 hole saw that would work good for getting higher up on the leg. Super cool idea and look super good too. Nice Job Josh!

[Jkcreswell]

WOW! The way you made that bowl was the neatest thing I have ever seen! Well done! You have such a creative mind!

[Vikingwerk]

You sure inspire me to be more creative with limited materials!

[thehomocraftual]

Was anyone thinking the block cut with the hole saw was looking like one of the artifacts in the movie The Fifth Element? I love that one.

[pteddie]

Josh, I love these projects and I love to make things that you design. Your creativity astounds me on each of your videos. You are my proof that a woodworker does not have to have several thousand dollars of fancy equipment in order to make impressive projects. You're an inspiration to the many weekend/garage woodworkers out there.
Thanks for this and all of the other excellent videos.

[jbenson]

the tea candle light reminded me of one of the stones in The Fifth Element movie. 😆

[RichardAubele]

I save "scrapwood". NOTING IS SCRAP! Iv'e been teaching a small group to work wood and I can't explain how impotant it is to "SVAVE THE SCAPS". Great video,

[cammanm]

That was really creative use of tooling for some of those, I wouldn't have thought to do some of that in a hundred years lol