I tried to order the farmhouse bundle with the promo code ‘business’ as you stated but it said not a valid promo code. Could you assist with this? Love your channel! Thank you for all your inspiration and advice! I love that you are and Arkansan! I’m an Arkansas native.
Question: do you think you would have been as successful as you are in your woodworking business without the UA-cam channel? Just wanted to see if this would be something to pursue if it meant trying to add the streaming/socialedia aspect to it
Due to being diagnosed with Distal Muscular Atrophy and losing my job due to COVID related issues I retired at 61 years of age. I am on a fixed income so I cannot afford to send you any “gifts” but I wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your UA-cam videos! I have gone back to my roots and started building farmhouse furniture (I actually sold a quilt ladder and a craft table). I do all my work in a 12’x 12’ uninsulated shed. Keep up the good work.
I just quiet my trucking job in march. Just sold some land and want to start a bussiness like this out of my house. I don't want to work for anybody ever again. There are good job and bosses but im 49 and done with every body elses ways. Thanks for the great ideas.
#6 is probably the most critical. On the rare occasions I did not get payment up front 99% of the time I got screwed. I take 100% up front always from now on, and sometimes I'll take 50% from a reputable business. And friends and family are absolutely the worst about taking advantage
Great video Matt! Many woodworkers need to HEAR this type of advice. I grew a small Graphic Arts company to over $1M in sales by using these principals alone. The most important of your steps is "Ask For The Sale"!
Hobby builder here that has been slowly building my tools and skills by custom builds throughout my own home. Ready to take the plunge into the hustle and your videos have been very helpful! Thank you for all the work you put in and knowledge you share.
I've been doing the same with projects around here for months an I think I'm almost ready to get my feet wet🤞 I hope everyone is doing well in their ventures with this art form!
I have a dewalt mobile table saw, dual bevel miter saw, circ saw, chisels, drills, angle grinders etc. It's plenty enough already, the obvious missing component that I *NEED* is a thickness planer. You never think about it until you do woodworking. All my stuff sat around for about 10 years at this point and I decided to get back into things. Great video!
Thanks Matt. I have been putting off getting started with my own business. I've watched ur vids for maybe over a year now and this made me make up my mind. You finally pushed me hard enough buddy. Thanks.
Thanks for your content. As a woodworker/Handyman myself i am to busy by trying to stay above the water for watching all of your videos. But if i am looking for advice your channel is one of the first i approach because of how morally right things are around here, no filth words, perversions etc.. May the Lord truly bless you and your family!
I built a couple noodle boards for a friend and my sister in law. Posted pictures on Facebook Marketplace with in the first 3-4 days I now have 9 additional boards to build and sell. 5 of which are only need the monogram to be ready for delivery. The other 4 will be started next week. It is very fulfilling to see people, no matter how many people, want something you build. Thank you for your guidance.
I had a business plan but that changed a couple times in the past 6 months as I adapted to the local markets. I started out selling live edge slabs and lumber. But found that 2x4s and 2x6s are not a profitable use of my time here so I am moving to outdoor furniture and planning to sell live edge furniture soon. My main source of income, my main YT channel since 2007, was cut. Cannot figure that out but YT cut my pay from thousands to a couple hundred over a short period. So I jumped off the cliff on this business all the way. Did not have an option here. In Michigan an LLC separates your personal property from the company in case of lawsuit. Its easy and cheap to get and maintain.
Thank you Matt for sharing this knowledge. The only thing I am missing is a shop/garage to work out of. Right now I work out of a 10' x 10' tarp shed. Looking to find a shop to rent for now.
I work 4, ten hour days a week, giving me 3 day weekends, which allows me to, hopefully, start building a business. Thank you so much for the tips. God bless!
You've been such an inspiration for me since I found your channel so thank you very much for your hard work. And I hope you continue to find greater and greater success.
I will say after 40 some years of being a Craftsman in a carpenter nothing better I would like to do at 64 years old is to build in my shop only. And I think it's going to come to that at some point. But right now up here in northern Michigan there are not enough Craftsman or Carpenters to do the work that needs to be done. So much work that I have actually pulled my business card from boards at gas stations laundromats grocery stores because I just can't keep up with the calls. That being said your advice is sound! Keep up the good work!
Matt, you're killing it with all this, and I know I - as well as many others - look to you for inspiration. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, your work, and your encouragement! This was great information, as usual. Cheers!
Great advice Matt, thanks for another great video. I’m currently chasing this dream myself. I work 70 hour work weeks driving truck, and with family at home it doesn’t leave me a lot of extra time. I often times sacrifice a little sleep to work on my business. My end goal is to be off of the road and running my business at home with my family. Again I really appreciate your content, keep up the good work! God bless!
I got my first customer through my wife’s coworkers. She was talking about the desk I built her and Bada-Bing, Bada-Boom… I built a desk, towel ladder, portable vanity, and noodle board for one coworker.
Great info and Motivation Matt! finishing my first sofa table this weekend. I have been procrastinating on it, so I will finally be glad to get it done. It will be a gift to a Aunt In N.C. I will be all over your channel. Keep up the good work and great videos. John.
Thanx for all your tips bro I ve done some woodwork before here in losangeles .now I'm a tattoo artist but I miss woodworking ,i still have all my tools started watching your channel for about a few weeks all I already built couple farmhouse benches , end tables for family they loved them planning to build more this month to thanx for the inspiration you do some awesome work👊🙏🏻
@@ezequielarce8079 yes! I started with the stove covers / noodle boards, then progressed to side tables and small furniture. He has some great plans on his website that I purchased. After that I was able to start creating my own products. Taking good pictures and presenting your products well is what helped me a lot.
@@dylanstorry7478 I meant to say my guts not my guys lol. I plan on cutting hours from day job. There is a no room for improvement there and I feel that I’m stuck (learning wise) so yea if I can make the difference in income and be working the same hours. Hey thanks for replying
@@ezequielarce8079 yeah man you can do it! I was in a similar spot and started this side hustle just to pay for some tools. I’m now building saunas full time. Start small and see where it takes you! It’s a lot of work but it’s so much more rewarding than a 9-5. Good luck man 👍🏻
@@dylanstorry7478 thanks for the kind words, yea I’m all buckle up and see where this ride takes me. Keep growing! Best of luck to you this upcoming year
Talk to colleges and junior colleges. They have programs and organizations to help start a business. Right now it’s a great time to do this as there’s money available for this.
Awesome Video Man. Just starting a wood turning business myself and there is a lot of good information in here. I actually got my first customer 2 days ago. Now i have to make first articles and revisit so we can set the quantities / costs of each and then I have to GET TO WORK! :)
Excellent info! I am retired from a 40 year day job and now run 2 small businesses. Get an accountant is my advice. I make burnt wood flags and i am considering getting a $6K laser to go next level with the flags and do personalized cutting boards and such. Its been fun watching your journey brother.
Can definitely agree with this, I run a large business (multi million) and two smaller ones and can definitely agree an accountant makes life so much easier and less stressful
This one hits home. I started woodworking last year and have now started building pieces for customers. I want to niche down and this video really clarified several sticking points in what I’m doing and how I need to plan. Thank you for posting this💪🏽🪵💪🏽🪵
So iam a full time carpenter/joiner in the Uk after 25yrs in the game my knee gave way and not been the same since, so 6 months ago I rented a unit with a fellow local carpenter and we built 2 summer houses which paid the rent till now , now I've not seen the other carpenter for 2 months and rent is coming , I may of scored a couple of Accoya garage door and frame sets which although not much may see me good for a couple months but from there ,may the force be with me ,to keep a dream alive 360Abode
Thank you for all the great advice 👍😊you have been a tremendous help.😁 trying to start a small crafting business in my town you’ve have answered all of my questions.
@8:48…..”please tell your friends and framily about it…” Fraimly definition: family that you are actually friends with. New word for 2022 You’re welcome 😎👍
Watched many of your videos, but finally subscribed today. Your passion for the content comes out, but I also feel your passion for Christ in these. Love your t-shirts!
Mahalo this was great information. I just moved into my own apartment back in November 2021. I built my bed back in November. I also made my first coffee table with the scrap pieces from the bed and other materials purchased to complete it. Since then I have made 8 bed frames and 10 coffee tables for people who saw my post on Facebook and they posted on theirs and it just snowballed. I recently made an end table and I already have orders for those. Im trying to finish these beds and coffee tables before I can fulfill the end tables. Its just crazy though how long it took to complete my first projects and now I can turn them out in a day or so. Im just so happy cause i was able to get a dewalt mitre saw to help with repeated cuts. I will need to check on a business license or something since I am making money now at it.
Well I am trying to get started with my own business so let see how this works. I have been in love with this stuff since Norm and the new Yankee work shop. Trying to show a picture of my shop but it will not let me.
No, you do not need to be a LLC. It's a good idea to get a sole proprietor tax I.D., form SS-4, and keep a separate business bank account in the event of an audit.
If someone asks for a discount, remind them that this is what you do for a living. Ask them if they'd give their boss a discount on their labor price at the job, because that's what they're asking you for.
I've seen some stuff for sale on places like Facebook and have no idea how people are making any money. I'll admit, I've sold some stuff too cheap, but I've seen some stuff out there that barely covers the cost of the lumber.
You are truly an inspiration to many of us Matt….. my next move is to start building custom barn house doors exclusively since I enjoy it so much. Thanks for the great advise as always
Im more into mid century modern as I live in Portland Oregon and im moving to South Dakota. Something tells me I’ll have to compromise and start making farmhouse. Not my favorite cause it’s bulky and not as sleek or smooth as MCM. we’ll see how it goes
Im doing the best I can, I have a table saw, miter saw, circular saw and essential tools. Had to do alot of side jobs at work to buy all my stuff but sadly my apartment only allows me to work in my garage Saturday and Sunday 11am-5pm. I just feel like I can't get anything done with just 12 hours a week.
Just prayed this morning and asked God to help me sell 20 farmhouse tables by the end of the year… Lord willing, I’ll update you 1/1/2023 with some good news! God bless!!! Thanks for the inspiring video.
@@woodbycolin3512 so, I made 4 dining tables, 8 side tables, a massive tv stand, multiple desks! So, all in all, I still did pretty well! Thanks for checking in
Love your content. Keep up the awesome work, and I love your incorporation of the gospel. Praise God for your success and I pray He keeps on blessing you. P.S. where do you get these awesome shirts?
Love the channel! Find the stock footage clips distracting. You could probably save time by not putting them in and increasing the quality of your videos. The on screen text is slick, though!
thanks to you and a couple other people i now have a dream for once in my life. and now all i want. to do is build. furniture.. and pieces that bring joy to peoples lives... thanks for so much help in your videos. its helping me to believe i can do what i want to even tho i have not much experience ur videos have become a essential tool for knowledge... can i please just ask u to do a full 2022 pocket hole jig review on what u think is the best one to get to date... im so stuck with that question but i know that's a game changer in quick strong jointing but which is the best one to buy right now for a new wood worker starting out
Hola! 🖐 Thanks for this video and for your insight. You motivation and inspiration comes through as you speak it with passion! Please keep these videos coming. Take care and have a good one :D 👊
Ive been trying to start a woodworking business for a while now and these tips are clear and concise. Most important is the hard work! Thank you so much!
Low cost two years ago is no longer possible today. Short changing yourself really makes you margin sensitive to the point of impossibility. You absolutely must have some wiggle room to account for variations in cost and availability of materials. Otherwise, you’re just treading water in the North Atlantic - eventually, you’re going to go under.
Mr. Matt, I just recently found your channel. You sir are very informative and inspiring in both woodworking and spiritual. I love what you do, so thank you for your guidance. I’m looking to start a woodworking business. How do you determine your hourly rate or do you have a formal for determining your price per piece that you make. Thank you in advance.
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I tried to order the farmhouse bundle with the promo code ‘business’ as you stated but it said not a valid promo code. Could you assist with this? Love your channel! Thank you for all your inspiration and advice! I love that you are and Arkansan! I’m an Arkansas native.
@@michelleharrod4819 Try it with all caps BUSINESS
Question: do you think you would have been as successful as you are in your woodworking business without the UA-cam channel? Just wanted to see if this would be something to pursue if it meant trying to add the streaming/socialedia aspect to it
Due to being diagnosed with Distal Muscular Atrophy and losing my job due to COVID related issues I retired at 61 years of age. I am on a fixed income so I cannot afford to send you any “gifts” but I wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your UA-cam videos! I have gone back to my roots and started building farmhouse furniture (I actually sold a quilt ladder and a craft table). I do all my work in a 12’x 12’ uninsulated shed. Keep up the good work.
Hope you're doing well.
I’ve been nervous about the work space I’m going to have, but with you saying 12x12, I feel less worried.
Hopefully you’ve been doing well.
I just quiet my trucking job in march. Just sold some land and want to start a bussiness like this out of my house. I don't want to work for anybody ever again. There are good job and bosses but im 49 and done with every body elses ways. Thanks for the great ideas.
#6 is probably the most critical. On the rare occasions I did not get payment up front 99% of the time I got screwed. I take 100% up front always from now on, and sometimes I'll take 50% from a reputable business. And friends and family are absolutely the worst about taking advantage
Great video Matt! Many woodworkers need to HEAR this type of advice. I grew a small Graphic Arts company to over $1M in sales by using these principals alone. The most important of your steps is "Ask For The Sale"!
Hobby builder here that has been slowly building my tools and skills by custom builds throughout my own home. Ready to take the plunge into the hustle and your videos have been very helpful! Thank you for all the work you put in and knowledge you share.
Right there with you T. Good luck to us 👍🏼👍🏼
Hello....I'm exactly at the same position as you guys. Nothing but success and blessings to all of us!!
I'm ahead of the 3 of you and just wanted to say good luck to you all!
I've been doing the same with projects around here for months an I think I'm almost ready to get my feet wet🤞 I hope everyone is doing well in their ventures with this art form!
Hell yeah brothers. Let's get this money.
I have a dewalt mobile table saw, dual bevel miter saw, circ saw, chisels, drills, angle grinders etc. It's plenty enough already, the obvious missing component that I *NEED* is a thickness planer. You never think about it until you do woodworking. All my stuff sat around for about 10 years at this point and I decided to get back into things. Great video!
Thanks Matt. I have been putting off getting started with my own business. I've watched ur vids for maybe over a year now and this made me make up my mind. You finally pushed me hard enough buddy. Thanks.
Fantastic!
You can do it! Congratulations on your new beginning!
Thanks for your content. As a woodworker/Handyman myself i am to busy by trying to stay above the water for watching all of your videos. But if i am looking for advice your channel is one of the first i approach because of how morally right things are around here, no filth words, perversions etc.. May the Lord truly bless you and your family!
You will be blessed when you come in and blessed when you go out! Keep up the hard work brother!
I built a couple noodle boards for a friend and my sister in law. Posted pictures on Facebook Marketplace with in the first 3-4 days I now have 9 additional boards to build and sell. 5 of which are only need the monogram to be ready for delivery. The other 4 will be started next week. It is very fulfilling to see people, no matter how many people, want something you build. Thank you for your guidance.
I had a business plan but that changed a couple times in the past 6 months as I adapted to the local markets. I started out selling live edge slabs and lumber. But found that 2x4s and 2x6s are not a profitable use of my time here so I am moving to outdoor furniture and planning to sell live edge furniture soon.
My main source of income, my main YT channel since 2007, was cut. Cannot figure that out but YT cut my pay from thousands to a couple hundred over a short period. So I jumped off the cliff on this business all the way. Did not have an option here.
In Michigan an LLC separates your personal property from the company in case of lawsuit. Its easy and cheap to get and maintain.
I just started the 1836LumberCo here in the Republic of Texas in November!
It's been a blast!
Thank you Matt for sharing this knowledge. The only thing I am missing is a shop/garage to work out of. Right now I work out of a 10' x 10' tarp shed. Looking to find a shop to rent for now.
Look for a shared space so you can keep overhead costs down
“Let people know that you’re the go to person for that type of project.” That’s the best advice for any business start up IMO.
I work 4, ten hour days a week, giving me 3 day weekends, which allows me to, hopefully, start building a business. Thank you so much for the tips. God bless!
You've been such an inspiration for me since I found your channel so thank you very much for your hard work. And I hope you continue to find greater and greater success.
I will say after 40 some years of being a Craftsman in a carpenter nothing better I would like to do at 64 years old is to build in my shop only. And I think it's going to come to that at some point. But right now up here in northern Michigan there are not enough Craftsman or Carpenters to do the work that needs to be done. So much work that I have actually pulled my business card from boards at gas stations laundromats grocery stores because I just can't keep up with the calls. That being said your advice is sound! Keep up the good work!
Best information I’ve watched about business on UA-cam
Matt, you're killing it with all this, and I know I - as well as many others - look to you for inspiration. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, your work, and your encouragement! This was great information, as usual. Cheers!
Always chasing the dream, no matter what it is.
Building barrister bookcase now.
Best of luck.
I love the tshirt message.
love your videos brother !
Great advice Matt, thanks for another great video. I’m currently chasing this dream myself. I work 70 hour work weeks driving truck, and with family at home it doesn’t leave me a lot of extra time. I often times sacrifice a little sleep to work on my business. My end goal is to be off of the road and running my business at home with my family. Again I really appreciate your content, keep up the good work! God bless!
I got my first customer through my wife’s coworkers. She was talking about the desk I built her and Bada-Bing, Bada-Boom… I built a desk, towel ladder, portable vanity, and noodle board for one coworker.
Great info and Motivation Matt! finishing my first sofa table this weekend. I have been procrastinating on it, so I will finally be glad to get it done. It will be a gift to a Aunt In N.C. I will be all over your channel. Keep up the good work and great videos. John.
Nice shirts and content. God bless from The Netherlands.
Thanx for all your tips bro I ve done some woodwork before here in losangeles .now I'm a tattoo artist but I miss woodworking ,i still have all my tools started watching your channel for about a few weeks all I already built couple farmhouse benches , end tables for family they loved them planning to build more this month to thanx for the inspiration you do some awesome work👊🙏🏻
Nice video.
Nice t-shirt also.
Such an inspiration! Got 15 orders my first two weeks thanks to you. Love the vids!
Hello, what did you end up going for? My guys tell me to sell the same items this guy did. Is this the same approach you had ?
@@ezequielarce8079 yes! I started with the stove covers / noodle boards, then progressed to side tables and small furniture. He has some great plans on his website that I purchased. After that I was able to start creating my own products. Taking good pictures and presenting your products well is what helped me a lot.
@@dylanstorry7478 I meant to say my guts not my guys lol. I plan on cutting hours from day job. There is a no room for improvement there and I feel that I’m stuck (learning wise) so yea if I can make the difference in income and be working the same hours. Hey thanks for replying
@@ezequielarce8079 yeah man you can do it! I was in a similar spot and started this side hustle just to pay for some tools. I’m now building saunas full time. Start small and see where it takes you! It’s a lot of work but it’s so much more rewarding than a 9-5. Good luck man 👍🏻
@@dylanstorry7478 thanks for the kind words, yea I’m all buckle up and see where this ride takes me. Keep growing! Best of luck to you this upcoming year
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your vast knowledge!!
Talk to colleges and junior colleges. They have programs and organizations to help start a business. Right now it’s a great time to do this as there’s money available for this.
Awesome Video Man. Just starting a wood turning business myself and there is a lot of good information in here. I actually got my first customer 2 days ago. Now i have to make first articles and revisit so we can set the quantities / costs of each and then I have to GET TO WORK! :)
Excellent info! I am retired from a 40 year day job and now run 2 small businesses. Get an accountant is my advice. I make burnt wood flags and i am considering getting a $6K laser to go next level with the flags and do personalized cutting boards and such. Its been fun watching your journey brother.
Can definitely agree with this, I run a large business (multi million) and two smaller ones and can definitely agree an accountant makes life so much easier and less stressful
This one hits home. I started woodworking last year and have now started building pieces for customers. I want to niche down and this video really clarified several sticking points in what I’m doing and how I need to plan.
Thank you for posting this💪🏽🪵💪🏽🪵
You look a little like Tyson Fury in the thumbnail.
Thank you for the info sir
Thanks for the advise. You gave me a lot to think about. I was planning on trying to sell my outdoor furniture at our local farmer's markets.
Im a do it this year. Good advise on tools. I want them all . LOL
So iam a full time carpenter/joiner in the Uk after 25yrs in the game my knee gave way and not been the same since, so 6 months ago I rented a unit with a fellow local carpenter and we built 2 summer houses which paid the rent till now , now I've not seen the other carpenter for 2 months and rent is coming , I may of scored a couple of Accoya garage door and frame sets which although not much may see me good for a couple months but from there ,may the force be with me ,to keep a dream alive
360Abode
Thank you for all the great advice 👍😊you have been a tremendous help.😁 trying to start a small crafting business in my town you’ve have answered all of my questions.
Great video. As soon as I get a space for a workshop I’m going all in. My one stall garage is not enough right now
@8:48…..”please tell your friends and framily about it…”
Fraimly definition: family that you are actually friends with.
New word for 2022
You’re welcome 😎👍
The real estate agent tip is actually really interesting. I wouldn’t have thought of that.
Watched many of your videos, but finally subscribed today. Your passion for the content comes out, but I also feel your passion for Christ in these. Love your t-shirts!
I appreciate that!
Mahalo this was great information. I just moved into my own apartment back in November 2021. I built my bed back in November. I also made my first coffee table with the scrap pieces from the bed and other materials purchased to complete it. Since then I have made 8 bed frames and 10 coffee tables for people who saw my post on Facebook and they posted on theirs and it just snowballed. I recently made an end table and I already have orders for those. Im trying to finish these beds and coffee tables before I can fulfill the end tables. Its just crazy though how long it took to complete my first projects and now I can turn them out in a day or so. Im just so happy cause i was able to get a dewalt mitre saw to help with repeated cuts. I will need to check on a business license or something since I am making money now at it.
Love seeing you guys' videos! It's amazing to see how far you've come from borrowed tools. Keep it up.
Well I am trying to get started with my own business so let see how this works. I have been in love with this stuff since Norm and the new Yankee work shop. Trying to show a picture of my shop but it will not let me.
No, you do not need to be a LLC. It's a good idea to get a sole proprietor tax I.D., form SS-4, and keep a separate business bank account in the event of an audit.
sound advice from a good presenter
Looking for a job and starting a wood shop in my garage at the same time! this video help a lot. thanks!
Big thanks for the dropping some Knowledge. Big ups to your videos!
Love the tee shirt message
I enjoy wood working to me it's art so all looking to do at this time is to make enough Mony to buy all the toys and buy my materials
Praise the lord! Light of the city!
Awesome video as always! God bless. ♥
If someone asks for a discount, remind them that this is what you do for a living. Ask them if they'd give their boss a discount on their labor price at the job, because that's what they're asking you for.
Great Info as Always.....💪🏾💪🏾🙏🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Good advice for any start-up really.
You sir are amazing! I love the step by step videos for your beginner or your average homeowner.
Run after your dreams!!!! I love it, thanks for the content.
Thanks good information have a blessed week.
Thanks buddy great motivation!! Been binge watching your videos lately keep the awesome content up!
The ending got me. I just put my phone on charge. 😂 Thank you, Matt!! 💪
💪🏻
I've seen some stuff for sale on places like Facebook and have no idea how people are making any money. I'll admit, I've sold some stuff too cheap, but I've seen some stuff out there that barely covers the cost of the lumber.
You are truly an inspiration to many of us Matt….. my next move is to start building custom barn house doors exclusively since I enjoy it so much. Thanks for the great advise as always
Not worried about what you believe….. I believe
Man, your video production quality is looking so good. Constantly getting better. Keep it up brother
Thank you
The first principle of Kanban is to “Start with what you do now” so your first tip resonated. Love the video!
Im more into mid century modern as I live in Portland Oregon and im moving to South Dakota. Something tells me I’ll have to compromise and start making farmhouse. Not my favorite cause it’s bulky and not as sleek or smooth as MCM. we’ll see how it goes
thank you sir for ideas
Im doing the best I can, I have a table saw, miter saw, circular saw and essential tools. Had to do alot of side jobs at work to buy all my stuff but sadly my apartment only allows me to work in my garage Saturday and Sunday 11am-5pm. I just feel like I can't get anything done with just 12 hours a week.
Amazing info. Timely too. Thanks Matt
Hey bro,you have really inspired and taught me great ideas.
I am indeed gtareful.
Thanks bro
You are an inspiration. I really enjoy your videos.
Just prayed this morning and asked God to help me sell 20 farmhouse tables by the end of the year…
Lord willing, I’ll update you 1/1/2023 with some good news!
God bless!!! Thanks for the inspiring video.
Update?
@@woodbycolin3512 so, I made 4 dining tables, 8 side tables, a massive tv stand, multiple desks! So, all in all, I still did pretty well! Thanks for checking in
That’s fantastic! Keep pushing. 👍
Just subscribed pal
Thanks for the video and much love from the UK 👌
God is good, I've been praying bout this and the lord's been showing me parts of the path. Bless you and fam
Great info.
Really nice and helpful, and love the idea of minimal tools to start
Love your content. Keep up the awesome work, and I love your incorporation of the gospel. Praise God for your success and I pray He keeps on blessing you. P.S. where do you get these awesome shirts?
Most shirts come from Kerusso.com
Love the channel! Find the stock footage clips distracting. You could probably save time by not putting them in and increasing the quality of your videos. The on screen text is slick, though!
VIDEO IDEA: Make a project just with the tools you started with (to show it can be done without all the tools)
Did it ua-cam.com/video/vNKIKuU24_w/v-deo.html
I guess I'm ahead of the game, my husband has a full shop's worth of tools saws, etc that he barely ever uses....his non use, my gain! 😂
great t-shirt bro and amazing tips thank you so much
Love you brother
Thanks Matt! Great video! You’ve inspired me to get serious about my woodworking business. 2022 is gonna be a great year!!!
thanks to you and a couple other people i now have a dream for once in my life. and now all i want. to do is build. furniture.. and pieces that bring joy to peoples lives... thanks for so much help in your videos. its helping me to believe i can do what i want to even tho i have not much experience ur videos have become a essential tool for knowledge... can i please just ask u to do a full 2022 pocket hole jig review on what u think is the best one to get to date... im so stuck with that question but i know that's a game changer in quick strong jointing but which is the best one to buy right now for a new wood worker starting out
Hola! 🖐 Thanks for this video and for your insight. You motivation and inspiration comes through as you speak it with passion! Please keep these videos coming. Take care and have a good one :D 👊
Ive been trying to start a woodworking business for a while now and these tips are clear and concise. Most important is the hard work! Thank you so much!
Low cost two years ago is no longer possible today. Short changing yourself really makes you margin sensitive to the point of impossibility. You absolutely must have some wiggle room to account for variations in cost and availability of materials. Otherwise, you’re just treading water in the North Atlantic - eventually, you’re going to go under.
All great advice! Thanks Matt!
Thanks for the content Matt.
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Thank you so much.
Great Video with Awesome Info! Thank you!
Thanks man i gonna get stuck in and try saw and plain my way out of poverty
Thanks for the inspiration, God bless
Great vid. I am retired and have started my own small business. You are correct that the most important thing is customer satisfaction.
Excellent video! I greatly admire your ease in front of the camera, haven't been able to master that yet. Good luck!
This is a remarkably useful video and I appreciate you putting it up. I also like your choice of tee shirts.
Thank you!
Mr. Matt, I just recently found your channel. You sir are very informative and inspiring in both woodworking and spiritual. I love what you do, so thank you for your guidance. I’m looking to start a woodworking business. How do you determine your hourly rate or do you have a formal for determining your price per piece that you make. Thank you in advance.
Thank you