How To Make A Hexagon Shelf | Honeycomb Shelf DIY | Wall Shelf

Ever wanted to make your own hexagon or honeycomb wall shelves? Now's your chance! This video takes you step by step through the process that I used to created the hexagon shelves! These can be customized in many ways and the examples I made in the video can be used for inspiration to make your own!
Use them for nick-nacks or as essential oil holders, anything that you want to display in your house! This super easy build will have your walls looking sharp!
Time: 4-5 Hours (Includes Drying Time)
Tools:
MITER SAW - www.homedepot....
TABLE SAW - www.lowes.com/...
PALM ROUTER - www.homedepot....
FINISH NAILER -www.homedepot....
SANDER - www.dewalt.com...
Supplies:
( Your Choice of Lumber)
TITEBOND II or III - www.amazon.com...
STARBOND ADHESIVE - www.amazon.com...
STARBOND ACCELERATOR - www.amazon.com...
STAIN -MINWAX JACOBEAN - www.lowes.com/...
MINWAX PRE-STAIN - www.minwax.com...
PATRIOT FURNITURE FINISH (Coming Soon) - Check out Patriot Wood Wax! - TrueAmericanCraftsman.com
BESSEY STRAP CLAMP - www.amazon.com...
ROUTER KEYHOLE BIT - www.amazon.com...
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Thanks!
Mike - True American Craftsman Co.
Website - TrueAmericanCraftsman.com
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Etsy - True American Craftsman Co.
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any links or tools used in this video or description!
He or she who decides to use the tools in making woodworking projects assumes all risks and accepts complete responsibility for any and all damages and injury of any kind. Working with wood and power tools is inherently dangerous and anyone using any of the tools or supplies used in these videos are personally responsible for learning the proper techniques involved.
Always make sure to consult any operating instructions of any tool you may or may not be familiar with to reduce any chance of being hurt or getting injured and to understand the appropriate techniques.
This channel is for entertainment purposes only and you should NOT solely rely on the information within the video but instead fully research the techniques and tips used and decide what would be best for yourself. This video is to show how I made this product and MY version of doing it.

[@sethdemar8114]

I like watching your videos because you explain everything in detail and you put the measurements in there.

[@davidhabener5767]

Now I know what I'm going to do with all those 1 1/4" x 8' x 10ft. recycled boards I have rescued from the junk pile I found. I believe I have enough from this find for at the least 100 of them to design with. good job sir !!

[@steelsunpi]

Why not do your angle cuts on the miter? That's what they were made for.