DIY WOODEN COASTERS | Beginner and Intermediate Designs |
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2023
- In this video, I make two different types of WOODEN COASTERS. The beginner coasters are made with Hickory which gives the coasters a nice rustic look. For the intermediate level coasters, I used scrap wood from my shop. I glued together the different pieces of scrap wood and then ran the glue up through a planer. From this new laminated board, I cut out the coasters.
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Great video - Thanks for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
I love the warm tone of that finish
Me too! I really love working with hickory.
Thanks for watching!
I want to learn how to make coasters. This is so cool and creative! Thanks!
Love the video. Keep up the great work, can't wait for other videos!
Thank you! More on the way
Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge..
My pleasure!
Really cool, too bad I don’t have a planer, they look very clean!
You could make these without a planer. Just start with lumber the same thickness you want your final coaster to be. Thanks for watching!
Good job. I highly recommend a good microphone for a better quality sound
Thank you! I now have a mic and I think it has made a huge difference (but let me know what you think). I think this was the last video I made before I got a mic.
Thanks for watching!
Couple of questions. What else could you use to seal the wood? i.e. a clear varnish or lacquer? Can you apply that AFTER the beeswax/oil mix?
Tyia!
Great questions! Any type of oil based finish will work great. Just don’t use a water based finish (like polycrylic) because water will eat at the finish. And of course since it is a coaster, it will be exposed to water.
I always apply wax last. The wax is less about sealing the project and more about giving it a great feel. Hope this helps! Let me know how it goes when you make your own coasters!
How do you make that coaster finish? Im thinking of getting into making coasters as a hobby, this was a great video full of great information thank you
Glad it was helpful! I will make a video soon on my coaster finish. Stay tuned…
Thanks for sharing, would hot glue work in place of double sided tape. Thanks
I have not tried this, but I would guess it would work! Thanks for watching!
What are the de mentions of your coasters?
I think these were 4.25” x 4.25”
Thanks!
How thick are they Thank you
I make mine roughly 0.75” thick. Thanks for watching
How much do you sell them for?
I usually sell them for $5 each. At craft shows, I sometimes throw in a set of two coasters if a customer buys a more expensive cutting board. Hope this helps!
What price range do you sell the basic set for?
Usually $20-$25 for a set of 4 coasters. I would up this to $30 if I include a holder. Hope this helps!
@@Ben_Grimsley Awesome, I have 4 very old oak 6' long true 4x4"s that I have been trying to figure out what to do with. I want to cut and seal them but try and preserve the natural patina. Thanks for the direction.
audio for this video was brutal
It was! Fortunately, I now have a mic. Thanks for watching!
Terrible music
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