How to Make a Wooden Christmas Tree | Simplest Design Ever

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How to Make a Wooden Christmas Tree | Simplest Design Ever

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How to make a Wooden Christmas Tree | Simplest Design Ever

I wanted to create a few pine trees before Christmas, and I thought it would be great to share the process with you. I made an effort to use minimal tools and materials so that everyone can follow along and benefit from the construction method.

I have uploaded a video of this project on YouTube. If you're interested or if anything is unclear, feel free to check out the video for more details

Supplies

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Tools I Used:

  1. A Japanese saw
  2. Two plastic clamps
  3. A pencil and ruler
  4. Several pieces of pine wood
  5. Glue
  6. A 30-degree angle template


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I cut my pieces to the desired size using the template and the saw. I will share the cutting sizes with you


Dimensions Used in the Video CM

20*2.5*4=1

CM

10*2.5*4=2

CM

10*2*4=2

CM

10*1.5*4=1

CM

11.5*1.5*4=1

CM

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inch

8"*1"*1.5"=1

4"*1"1.5"=2

4"*0/7"*1.5"=2

4"*0/5"*1.5=1

5"*0/5"*1.5"=1



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To glue all the pieces together, I started with the two plastic clamps. I applied glue to each piece and waited for 30 minutes for the wood glue to set a bit. Please note that the type of glue I used had quick bonding properties. If your wood glue requires more time, make sure to allow for that.

I made each piece thicker at the bottom and gradually tapered it as I moved up the tree. I believe this design resembles the natural shape of a tree, but feel free to create any style that you find comfortable.