Turn $4 board into $30 DIY Christmas wood tree
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THIS IS A HOT SELLER AND FAIRLY EASY TO BUILD.
I will teach to build it and I sell them for $15 each and I made over $1000 in December.
STEP 1- buy 1X2 board (this will make 2 Christmas trees)
Step 2 - cut 1 board to 14inches long with a 45degree angle on one side and 22.5 on the other. Measure long point to long point.
Step 3- cut 1 board to 12 inches long with a 45degree angle on one side and 22.5 on the other. Measure long point to long point.
Step 4- cut 1 board to 10.5 inches long with a 22.5 degree angle on both sides. Measure long point to long point.
Step 5- cut 1 board to 6 inches long with a 22.5 degree angle on both sides. Measure long point to long point.
Step 6- SAND SAND SAND
Step 7- burn all the wood with the torch
Step 8- glue and air nail the boards shown in pictures
I sell the normal tree without fairy lights for $10 each
Step 9- drive nails in the back of the tree as shown. Random spacing
Step 10- twist the fairy lights around the nails and hot glue the battery cover.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I’d be happy to help and answer anything.
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