Stunning Hexagon / Honeycomb SHELVES Anyone Can Make!
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
- Build these great looking honeycomb / hexagonal shelves to spice up your living space. Links and resources are below.
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00:00 Cutting and Sanding
01:58 Assembly
04:36 Optional Beveled Edge
04:47 Finishing
05:36 Installation
07:24 Finished Product - Jak na to + styl
Looks good.
To make this project easier, seeing that none of the cuts are exposed, I would think that you could apply finish on the long boards (both top, bottom and edges) before you cut them. Then simply cut, glue, nail and be done.
Planning to make one for my cats
Absolutely love the outcome
Great project! Thanks for sharing.
Lovely!!
Great video. Easy to follow. Thank you.
- V E R Y nie piece. With a lot of planning & making a jig, I was able to hang with keyholes. Thanx 4 sharing.
beautiful 😍
Que belleza
Great video... once I was finally able to watch it... 🙂🙂🙂
Haha - yeah, very sorry about that. Not a great morning 🥵
@@LRN2DIY haha, no worries. Worth waiting for :-)
What is the size thickness and width? Thanks
What size board is that and what size nails do i need please
Can I ask what the height is inside? We want to build these to hold books
Those look great! Have you ever 3d printed any jigs or anything for your woodwork?
Thanks, Chris. Yeah, a few things and more on the way. Mostly jigs but I'm in the process of implementing some 3D printed dust collection blast gates too. Pretty fun to mix 3D printing and woodworking when I can.
@@LRN2DIY I haven’t started woodwork yet but I’m so interested in that.
@@LRN2DIY excellent! I look forward to seeing some show up in a video. Just printed some router corner guides and table saw … gauges I guess for my buddy who is also a woodworker.
@@chrisperrywv That's awesome! Any chance you could send me links to the files for those? I'd love to see if they could be handy to me.
@@LRN2DIY of course! I’ll find them and send them over. Be careful when slicing- I think the models weren’t touching the plate because I printed them twice and the bottom layers both turned out awful.
How do you get you air nailer to nail on the angle? I had to get someone to hold the safety clip back so it would shoot the nail. I have an Ryobi air nailer. Thanks!
It really depends on the nailer. Sometimes you can push the safety pin down against the wood at a 90 degree angle and then rock the nailer back to the desired angle. Some nailers also have an auto shooting feature where you squeeze the trigger and then push the tip against the wood and it’ll fire.
hello thanks and I am big fan of you and I got a question do you do order for customers? and how can I build L shaped desk with drawers and print it as PDF?
Hi Miguel, thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I have my hands full with making videos so I don't do orders but I'm always happy to answer questions or help along the way. As for the desk, are you asking for plans for one?
@@LRN2DIY yes please I want to build L shaped desk with drawers it for my office
I dont have a nailgun but i certainly dont want to hammer them. What can i do? Or use?
I wouldn’t trust this to just glue but you can use screws. They’ll be more visible. But they’ll be plenty strong. You can also pick up a small 3 gallon air compressor for $60 and then a brad nailer and air hose for less than $40. They’re so useful for so many projects.
Tried making this and mine didn't match up, do you have to do even measurements, I believe you said 8". I did 7¼. Should this matter
It shouldn’t matter as long as they’re the same.
@@LRN2DIY I don't know what happened, mine didn't come out at all, gonna try to get help with calibration. Thanks
Why do you cut it to 30 degree angle?
Those are the angles needed to make the hexagon shape
Could you have used the router before you glued the pieces together?
Yes, you sure could.
Dude, replace that table saw blade! Ouch!
Pro tip:
Don't use any nails. Just glue, tape, and a band-clamp.
End grain to end grain you be need something other then just glue
End grain to end grain you be need something other then just glue
@@girnify Some splines with a contrasting wood would look great I think but not sure they would be strong enough?
Sorry, but for the horizontal space each shelf occupies, only half of that space is usied for an actual, horizontal part of it.
cos(pi/3) = 1/2
What is the point?
The point is it looks nice.