So I decided that I was going to show you how to make some simple yet elegant tea light holders that add a modern/contemporary touch to any room.
This is a great beginners project for those who want to get into wood working or just want to add some spice to their home.
What you will need;
- 4 roughly 18" x 3" planks (Any wood will do, it up to you!)
- 2 standard clamps
- Any wood Glue
- A handsaw of some kind, miter saws will work best however.
- A 1 5/8" Forstner drill bit
- A cordless drill (not pictured)
- Sand paper/Palm Sander (not pictured)
- Your choice of stain (optional)
If you would like to check out more of my work, feel free to visit my website at
www.sileka.net
This is a great beginners project for those who want to get into wood working or just want to add some spice to their home.
What you will need;
- 4 roughly 18" x 3" planks (Any wood will do, it up to you!)
- 2 standard clamps
- Any wood Glue
- A handsaw of some kind, miter saws will work best however.
- A 1 5/8" Forstner drill bit
- A cordless drill (not pictured)
- Sand paper/Palm Sander (not pictured)
- Your choice of stain (optional)
If you would like to check out more of my work, feel free to visit my website at
www.sileka.net
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Begin to laminate your planks together using your wood glue.
- I like to spread the glue with a pen or pencil to achieve an even coat throughout.
Once you are finished, Apply your clamps and leave things to dry overnight.
If you would like to check out more of my work, feel free to visit my website at
www.sileka.net
- I like to spread the glue with a pen or pencil to achieve an even coat throughout.
Once you are finished, Apply your clamps and leave things to dry overnight.
If you would like to check out more of my work, feel free to visit my website at
www.sileka.net
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