Candle holder 

Nice afternoon project. Good job and thank you for your time. ❤

This is just perfect for us... I don't know if you do this in USA but here in Colombia in the night of the 7th of December, we light up some candles and put it on the sidewalks of the street... that looks really awesome when all the people come together and light up all the street :D Thanks for the project!

Hi Steve, I made 10 of these for holiday gifts thanks!

Nice simple project steve. I like the thought of making a wooden turkey, but it wooden taste very nice

Really like the design, Steve. It also think it looks like a kind of scaled-down prototype for a dining table - or, a series of connected tables with benches for seating... The potential is endless! I probably would've considered rounding over the top edges on the vertical parts.

very nice project...the thing about this is, it is open to a thousand variables that can be utilized to suit the taste and needs of the individual. I think all your viewers should make one and send you a photo of the finished piece...I bet no two would be the same...sorta like snowflakes....good work Steve.

Very nice work. I look forward to the new videos you make, not only because you're a great host, but you also make practical projects that don't require hundreds of dollars in rough stock. Thanks!

I like it how it turned out, simple and geometric.

i made 6 of these this week out of purple heart and white oak but tweaked the design slightly, they look good

I actually like the candle holder as is. Really nice!

It's a nine year old video by now. But still actual. Thanks for sharing and keeping it on your RU-vid channel.

All natural looks great.

I like this Steve, I think maybe using glass votive cups for the tea lights would dress it up a bit. Well done and thanks!

Hi Steve. You know after 10 years of your proyect. I finally made this from teak wood the only difference is the 3/4 material. Thicker than yours. But I feel proud that I made it. Thanks for sharing. I used to live in California in san Francisco for 20 years. It was close to Novato your city. But now I live in my home town city in El Salvador. Greetings from here. Merry Christmas and happy New Year.

I think I'd like to make this with twice the thickness of the cherry and have that set in lower so the flames of the candles closer to or level with the top of the holder.

You are a Pro Mr steve.......truly a pro

Nice clean design. Looks good.

As it is is great, Natural & Unique

I would have only added small glass receptacles for the candles. Clear would work but if they're defused, the light from the candles becomes softer. If they're colored, it would add another dimension to your creation. Receptacle would also help prevent wax overflow. Very nice project.

Like the candle holder I have an idea for your next candle holder maybey make it in a way that it looks like it is floating in mid air

@mikekali55 Basically, just find the centers. To do that, make an X from one corner to the opposite. Then with a square, you can draw a centerline. From there, I just marked two more lines 1/8" apart to indicate the 1/4" I needed for the notches.

@Emescher THAT'S a good idea. I should have thought about that!

It's perfect. Well done!

Found this one just today after i saw the version Tommy at shavingwood channel made. Nice work, i might try something like this one day.

This looks amazing, thx so much for sharing Steve top job 🌟

I'd like to see more videos with basic power tools - drill, sander, and a saw (jig, circular, whatever). It'd help out people that do not have routers or table saws and miter saws. Just my $0.02. I love your videos though - even though I don't have a lot of your tools (yet).

have you concidered using pyrography or woodburning im 15 and its not extremley hard but defenitley takes some practice

steve thank you for all the videos ....from england

Great thanksgiving centerpiece idea

i love good idea thank you steve ramsey..god bless you.....

@decom1885 Thanks man...posting a video every week is a challenge. Well, not so much the video, but rather the project idea. This was my 41st video this year and, well, I needed help!

Great x-mas gift

Have you tried your Fibonnaci gauge on it? Otherwise thats my suggestion to try to do one in the same style but with different proportions. Also it would look alot better with for candles

Excellent project. I can't wait to make one...or two...or three...lol. I noticed that there where a lot of pencil marks to figure out where you had to cut to make the notchs. Any advice on measuring and layout? Thanks again Steve. Mike

I'm new to wood working and I definitely want to start as soon as I get my own house. Would you by any chance have time to build a small planter box?

We did this at school, in Design & Technology, but we used a Laser Cutter instead.

Good design. I want to try it but make it longer and alternate the candle heights.

Nice candles Steve

needs tiny chrome/polished spikes sticking outta the bottom as feet imo. kinda like the ones used on speaker cabinets to isolate them from the floor some.

i like it the way it is

If I went into a project without a plan I would end up with small pieces of scrap and sawdust. I would think that sloping the walnut pieces towards the corners and chamfering the corners of the maple pieces might look cool.

@nepatriots91 Luminaria! We do that here too, on the 24th.

As soon as the video started, for a second i thought you were Dr.House LMAO! I really like this idea, me and my buddy are going to try it Monday in wood shop at school.

Is there a liability involved when making a tealight holder out of wood? Isnt it a fire hazard?

Japanie idea...bambooo like it ..like it

Steve, do the tea lamps keep the flame from getting to the wood...in case someone forgets to put them out?

Beautiful !

What would I use to finish wood that is around a flame like that ? I dont want something super flamey.

Nice work!

Hey could you point the way to some info on that handy jig you use with your table saw?

Maybe you should try to make this things without power-tools. You won't miss anything after that :)

I think this design in my opinion should have the darker wood pieces thicker so the entire metal part of the candle (1/2" I think they are) slides down into the darker wood piece, so the total thickness would have to be at least 3/4" to 1" depending on the spar point of the bit used to make the 1.5" hole for the candle, then done, perfection.

Just suscribed and have lots of ideas to do at home... really crafty!!!!! :D Cheers from Chile.

nice freestyle project

@lennyf1957 Haha...I'm too impatient for prototypes....but yeah...I guess this one is!

Lol i just commented on lumberjocks great job

@censeless24 Anti-gravity rocks.

nice work buddy

Nice very Very nice. 🇨🇷👍👍🇨🇷🇨🇷👍👍🇨🇷

Add wires to the top so you could place something to warm or heat.

@DogBearWolf Sorry, no...just in my head. But wait...now they are gone...

Design reminiscent of frank Lloyd wright. Nice

You don't seem to like using your router table... :D Crackin' little videos though! thanks!

try arching the base so it only sits on the very tips. would look like its floating.

Are there any plans for this?

very nice!

Steve @02:37 "It looks like its missing something..." My first thought: "um, fire?"

Like it!

Hallo. Haben Sie Termoholz? Danke.

Add one more light and you have an advent candle holder :)

@chopperboi89 No, glockenspiel.

Muy buen video

@stevinmarin bell play?

I think just a touch shorter and maybe two single holders to make a 3 pc. set.

Hey i have an idea that you might enjoy, i got the idea from watching your candle holder video, well i was designing it in my head and i remember your video on the band saw box, and i thought if you combined like two drawers to hold the tea light candles,built in the candle holder, with the stand for the candles ontop with drawers under neath i think it would be a multi use, just a thought :) i am trying to get into wood working so i might not be on point but like you said, " our minds are the main creativity behind wood working" God bless you ! and if you would like to message me about this idea or some pointers, please let me know i will be happy to hear from you sir,

Perhaps this could be made with each of the three candle holders at different heights.

@Emescher That is four (4) candles.

@burtonkidd People tell House that he looks like me!

he reminds me of john green

@cultech Little indeed. LOL

Haha!!

Steve, when you look straight at the camera you have an eerie resemblance to the guy on "House." Your not him are you?

I have an idea for your next small project. It’s called a “pro-to-type”

Turkey?

wonder.. somebody is disliking your videos?

could you try to make a guitar

Needs more cowbell!

You remind me of house....

ho, Dr House!!! XD ^^

it was azminge

Same with me lol

cut wwmm at the sides

that was in ur scraps bin wtf your scraps bin is like my good wood bin

Yayyy first viewer!

@DogBearWolf you really need plans? .....LOL

i had to build these out of solid steel in school ._." nearly took me one week

Steve; Çok lafazansın be kardeşim, bu ne kadar konuşmak? elin çalışsın elin, dilin değil. Şaka bir yana çalışmalarını ilgi ile takip etmekteyim, Kazasız çalışmalar diliyorum. Mazlum Zengin / İstanbul / Türkiye :)

I think they all not happy cos you just ask and didn't do it.... cos maybe they really thought you can do so

Dip it in epoxy. Oh wait, that's the other guy. My bad.

make marble machines