One of my favorite wooden flags and American flags yet! It’s a fairly easy build and there are a TON of ways that it can be done. The methods I use in the video are just a few ways that I like to make flags.

For this project, we are going a little outside the box! A little angle grinder work and this thing really stands out! The deer skull was an added benefit.

Let me know what you think of it in the comments!


Time:
-2 to 3 Hours (excluding glue-up and dry times)

Consumables Used:
-1x12x8 Pine Board - 1
-Minwax Stain - Barn Red
-Minwax Stain - Navy
- Minwax Stain - White Tint Base
-Minwax Polycrylic - Satin
-Paper Towels
-Titebond Wood Glue
-1 1/4” 16 Gauge Brad Nails
-120 Grit Sand Paper 5”
-220 Grit Sand Paper 5”

Tools and Bits Used:
-Dewalt 12” Miter Saw
-Craftsman 10” Table Saw (Diablo Blade)
-Bosch 4 1/2”Angle Grinder
-Graff Speed-cutter Wood Carving Disc
-Dewalt Palm Sander
-Dewalt Orbital Sander
-Shapeoko Carbide 3d CNC
-60 Degree V Bit (Deer Outline)
-1/4” Endmill (Deer cutout)


Other:
-Large Union Star Stencil (Amazon)
-Pony Jorgensen Bar Clamps
-Flag Jig (See The Video On My Channel!)
-3M face Mask
-Safety Rated Glasses


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Thanks All!
Mike
True American Craftsman Co.

Instagram: @ TrueAmericanCraftsman



Using power tolls is a dangerous process and proper knowledge is required before applying the use of these tool to any projects. This video is for demonstration and entertainment purposes only and should you follow this video, it is on your own accord and no liability will be held against the video/video owner if injury occurs. Make sure you wear your Personal Protective Equipment!