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As someone older, I remember in high school having Home Economics, Auto Woodworking classes, which unfortunately aren't taught anymore, which is such a shame. Your kids are lucky to have you teaching them so much. Most kids now are lost on Cooking, basic Auto Shop, and even basic Woodworking. I was fortunate enough to be raised in the South during a time when we were raught all of those things at home. Cooking wasn't limited to the girls and Auto shop, and Woodworking wasn't limited to the boys. So I got to learn the basics on all three and set free to use my imagination. You're doing a great job as a Dad, and you definitely have your job cut out for you on this competition because the boys did a great job.
I've been teaching for 35 years and the only school I taught in that didn't teach these things was a private k - 10 school. I've even done a storage shed build in one of my geometry classes to answer the age old question of , "when am I ever going to use this?"
I too had these classes! I loved it (except for drafting, no on the math, lol) we even did electrical making lamps out of liquor bottles, ( I know def can’t do that now) Later I made a doll lamp and a stuffed animal lamp for my cousins. Now as a 55 yr old female, just now getting into woodworking I love it, hubby not so much as I’m invading his shop.
We had clubs called FHA and HERO for Home Economics Related Occupations like culinary skills, baking, seamstress and etc... I still take off jobs altering clothing for people.
Love the contest with your children. keeps them wanting to work and create. Builds their character! Great parenting bud! I personally like the swing by the way!
Love your channel. I just dusted off all my tools after years of not doing much woodwork. Found your channel and have started making every one of your projects (almost) Thank you for getting me back into something I forgot I truly enjoy.
I used to love woodworking until I moved to Texas and all the contractors out here don’t care about anything and they lie and try to shortcut everything and they just don’t care enough to do everything right and want everything done as good as I want it done so it’s just a crappy situation working for these clowns and I can’t take a risk of going out on my own right now cause of other variables but eventually I will and I will be able to do good work on my own and will get back to loving what I do. Maybe a side hustle like this will get me back into it
Once again brother, another creative and informative build knocked outta the park. These 103 days plus have been kick'n my butt on any builds here the past 6 weeks. Hope all is well, Matt. Have a great day sir, many thanks!
I like that picnic table you could use for a condiment holder to set in the center of your table. The swinging seat is so quaint it reminds me of simmer days out on the porch but for squirrels. Like all the ideas you and your children give.
I made the picnic tables last summer and added a small lip around the top of the table, so that a person could fill it with feed, I even made a few slightly bigger ones for someone who wanted them for their chicken feed.
I think I'll make some these to start. Might be a good idea. Experience on small things like this would be good practice for larger items later. A lot cheaper if you mess it up...which Im sure hapens and I'll do.
I've been selling squirrel peanut feeders in my Etsy shop all summer. I've sold 28 of them since May. I have a bird feeder that has sold really well this month after only selling 2-3 the last 3 months. I added some jack o' lanterns to my shop last month and they're already outperforming the squirrel feeder over the last 30 days. Everything is made from fence pickets. Smalls, baby!
Well, minus the center screw, my grandson would want a mini-swing of his own. I might have to upscale it a little bit as he's turning 5. I love your video's and your kids are bringing some skills to the game for sure! In a 21st century world where most college graduates can't even balance a checkbook or make change for a purchase, it's nice to see kids picking up very useful life skills (like they actually used to teach, but I'm showing my age). Great that you are donating any plan sales to the appropriate kid designer (I will pick up both). Another great video, thanks for sharing.
So very cool. Looking forward to yours. We will have to see if it is as cool as the kiddos. Lmbo. 😂. Love that the kids love to be involved and/or do something they love also!!❤🎉😂
This is awesome to hear that your sons built these. Always good to know that some people are still raising their children the old world way. Many of blessing and keep building!
The Chick-nic picnic table has gotten the most attention on my posts and events. Sadly I have only sold 2 but I am still hopeful. I have a large event in October fingers crossed I sell out of them!
So, I made the pumpkin (the innerlocking ones) and the mini picnic table. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I am practicing as the end of year approaches and next year I'm going to take a shot at selling stuff. 😊 Beats remodelling old nasty mobile homes thats for sure.
This picnic table would be great to hold salt and pepper and mustard and ketchup for the big picnic table. You could put the ketchup and mustard in the round squirt bottles they would be adorable to hold these condiments
for the swing you say 10" boards for seat frame and 10" for seat boards but seat boards are suppose to hang over by 1" on both sides. not sure which one is correct. Either seat frame should be 8" or seat boards should be 12"
Can't wait for the holiday builds this year. I'm going to try a few of these and then start gearing up for the holidays. Last year I got a late start and didn't sell too much,plan to start early this year. Another great video brother.
love your vids you make it easy for me to follow im just a beginner and i have made a couple things from your vids and your plans on esty thanks so much
"Crum Snatchers" is fantastic! I think you're a little off on the lengths of the seat slates. You said the base is 10" long and the seat slates are 10". This doesn't leave an overhang. I don't think the verticle back supports are 10" either. I haven't looked at the plans yet.
Dude those are stunning. Love the swing think a actually prefer it to the table although there both fantastic. Can't wait see what u come up with. 🤔🏴👍
So I came across one of your videos, and now I'm hooked!! I just made one of the 3 picket planter boxes..not perfect but I'm proud of it. (Never made anything before) my silly question is "what is the ruler thing called ?" You use it to measure your screw placement s. It would be sooooo much easier than a tape measure.. thanks in advance and love love love the videos!!!
I love your work and all of your ideas. Any chance you'd be able to do more chicken items? Like an easy to build pen that is lightweight and easy to move. I plan to grow out chicks next year and don't like the idea of spending $300+ on a pen that's only gonna last a couple of years. Thank you so much for all the inspiration you give!
These are some great ideas your kids are so lucky to have such a great dad like yourself teaching them the skills that you are teaching them great job love your channel keep up the amazing work
A source for water for areas hit by drought. Maybe even make a specific water holder alone, separate from the feeder so food does not foul the water. I have a very low profile cement 'bowl' I made for water for smaller creatures. Drought is very bad here. I now have to fill it daily.
Love all your videos!! Great information in them. I do have 1 question for you. When your building something with fence pickets, they don't look like the ones in the big orange store. The fence pickets ceder are around ,$15 to $20 a piece. Can you share which fence pickets you use. TIA
Dang, those almost look Barbie doll size. Paint them pink and white and there you go! Edit: minus the pokey nail of couse! Unless you are a devious brother.
Hi Matthew, I love your channel, great project ideals !!! I have a question for you, I'm wanting to build these on a cnc cutter, can you recommend anyone that can guide me to use.
As someone who had not thought of using a fence picket as a building supply (love the idea)... how thick are they, typically? From eyeballing as you hold up the pieces, I would guess between a half to three quarters of an inch? I ask because I had been looking at trying something like this to use with my laser cutter... and I'd need to figure out how many layers I might need, at least for the support pieces. Also, as a possible add-on: The area I live is fairly treeless, so to get my squirrel fix I wind up going to one of several local parks. After watching one poor squirrel trying to get a drink from a sidewalk puddle, I started adding a few small cups for water to my "squirrel kit" (a pencil box with peanuts, sunflower seeds, and other treats). You could just place one on the table, or add velcro to both table and cup, but my thought had been to cut a hole in the table that the cup could drop into, and use a cup/container that has a lid. In addition to not needing a separate bottle to carry the water (in my case), these containers usually have a lip that would also keep them from falling through the hole.
I cut these right to your specs.....i cannot put the bottom brace on 1 1/8' from the bottom, and have a 2 3/8" overhang. Also, the top support, I cannot put it level with the top, and have a 1" overhang......... This a great project.. I just must be doing something wrong...
Great project. I'm new to woodworking and have a dumb question. For most of your "smalls" videos it seems you normally use 1 inch screws. Are these #6 size? Thanks
I have been watching these videos for a while now. The only thing that I'm wondering when he uses pine fence pickets are they are the treated pine. That is the only way I can get the 5-inch wide fence pickets unless I use ceder
I was wondering same thing. He possibly has a stash he lets dry out a few months and grabs from that. I don’t have room to let a fence picket dry for three to four months. 😢
If the seat boards are 10", how can they overhang 1" on each side with a frame that is 10x7"? Anyways great ideas and vid. Don't like the screws on the bench. Brad nails and glue will do just fine!
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As someone older, I remember in high school having Home Economics, Auto Woodworking classes, which unfortunately aren't taught anymore, which is such a shame. Your kids are lucky to have you teaching them so much. Most kids now are lost on Cooking, basic Auto Shop, and even basic Woodworking. I was fortunate enough to be raised in the South during a time when we were raught all of those things at home. Cooking wasn't limited to the girls and Auto shop, and Woodworking wasn't limited to the boys. So I got to learn the basics on all three and set free to use my imagination. You're doing a great job as a Dad, and you definitely have your job cut out for you on this competition because the boys did a great job.
Me too. My kid is being homeschooled and taught to cook and clean as well as having a successful business online with art.
Dig it
I've been teaching for 35 years and the only school I taught in that didn't teach these things was a private k - 10 school. I've even done a storage shed build in one of my geometry classes to answer the age old question of , "when am I ever going to use this?"
I too had these classes! I loved it (except for drafting, no on the math, lol) we even did electrical making lamps out of liquor bottles, ( I know def can’t do that now) Later I made a doll lamp and a stuffed animal lamp for my cousins. Now as a 55 yr old female, just now getting into woodworking I love it, hubby not so much as I’m invading his shop.
We had clubs called FHA and HERO for Home Economics Related Occupations like culinary skills, baking, seamstress and etc... I still take off jobs altering clothing for people.
Love the contest with your children. keeps them wanting to work and create. Builds their character! Great parenting bud! I personally like the swing by the way!
Thanks! I believe that keeping creativity flowing is important to build anyone's character. Yea the swing is going to be tough to beat.
Love your channel. I just dusted off all my tools after years of not doing much woodwork. Found your channel and have started making every one of your projects (almost) Thank you for getting me back into something I forgot I truly enjoy.
Awesome. Welcome back to the community!
I used to love woodworking until I moved to Texas and all the contractors out here don’t care about anything and they lie and try to shortcut everything and they just don’t care enough to do everything right and want everything done as good as I want it done so it’s just a crappy situation working for these clowns and I can’t take a risk of going out on my own right now cause of other variables but eventually I will and I will be able to do good work on my own and will get back to loving what I do. Maybe a side hustle like this will get me back into it
"And then we have MY design.." (shows handful of scrap cuts) had me rolling lmao
Once again brother, another creative and informative build knocked outta the park. These 103 days plus have been kick'n my butt on any builds here the past 6 weeks. Hope all is well, Matt. Have a great day sir, many thanks!
Your the best, great personality, clear speaking voice.
I think the seat boards need to be 12" long to enable a 1" overhang.
Seat boards have 1/2 inch overhang
Oh man! If only I saw this about 30 minutes ago!
@@DesignCutters In the video he states 1" overhang. If the frame is 10" then 10" seat boards will not hang over at all.
I loved wood shop. A couple kids had accidents on the saw. Had to go to the hospital. I was terrified of the machines after that
Awesome stuff. Love that your kids are involved.
Just started the fall craft builds, looks like a great gift.
I like that picnic table you could use for a condiment holder to set in the center of your table. The swinging seat is so quaint it reminds me of simmer days out on the porch but for squirrels. Like all the ideas you and your children give.
Absolutely love this channel. Just getting into woodworking. You make it fun.
I made the picnic tables last summer and added a small lip around the top of the table, so that a person could fill it with feed, I even made a few slightly bigger ones for someone who wanted them for their chicken feed.
Awesome idea!
I purchased the plans for the squirrel table and I must say, it is very detailed. Great work!
The porch swing is badass!
The porch swing is a new one! They're both fantastic. I'm sure you're a proud dad.
I think I'll make some these to start. Might be a good idea. Experience on small things like this would be good practice for larger items later. A lot cheaper if you mess it up...which Im sure hapens and I'll do.
I ordered my plans!! Can’t wait to get into my shop this week to get some of these made!!
Love this channel. I get alot of imfo from your builds. And the contest with your sons was genius
Thank you!
Super terrific! I need to get busy building these to generate enough $$ for a table saw.
Love these Matt!! Made alot of your smalls projects but the squirrel plans are my favorites!! Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much!
I'm telling you my friend. You "make" my Sundays!!!
Your kids are going to take over. Hope you have something cool planned. Don't let them beat you. Awesome video!
Lol I do! I don’t like to get beat 😂
I've been selling squirrel peanut feeders in my Etsy shop all summer. I've sold 28 of them since May. I have a bird feeder that has sold really well this month after only selling 2-3 the last 3 months. I added some jack o' lanterns to my shop last month and they're already outperforming the squirrel feeder over the last 30 days. Everything is made from fence pickets.
Smalls, baby!
Squirrel swing ;)
Well, minus the center screw, my grandson would want a mini-swing of his own. I might have to upscale it a little bit as he's turning 5. I love your video's and your kids are bringing some skills to the game for sure! In a 21st century world where most college graduates can't even balance a checkbook or make change for a purchase, it's nice to see kids picking up very useful life skills (like they actually used to teach, but I'm showing my age). Great that you are donating any plan sales to the appropriate kid designer (I will pick up both). Another great video, thanks for sharing.
So very cool. Looking forward to yours. We will have to see if it is as cool as the kiddos. Lmbo. 😂. Love that the kids love to be involved and/or do something they love also!!❤🎉😂
This is awesome to hear that your sons built these. Always good to know that some people are still raising their children the old world way. Many of blessing and keep building!
Thank you. I love teaching them and watching them create their own things.
They have learned from the best. That's all I gotta say about that! lol. Great job all of you. I hope to see more from your kids.
The Chick-nic picnic table has gotten the most attention on my posts and events. Sadly I have only sold 2 but I am still hopeful. I have a large event in October fingers crossed I sell out of them!
I may build the swing one for my dad! Gonna add a small arm rest in the middle for the corn cob to sit on!!
So, I made the pumpkin (the innerlocking ones) and the mini picnic table. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I am practicing as the end of year approaches and next year I'm going to take a shot at selling stuff. 😊 Beats remodelling old nasty mobile homes thats for sure.
This picnic table would be great to hold salt and pepper and mustard and ketchup for the big picnic table. You could put the ketchup and mustard in the round squirt bottles they would be adorable to hold these condiments
for the swing you say 10" boards for seat frame and 10" for seat boards but seat boards are suppose to hang over by 1" on both sides. not sure which one is correct. Either seat frame should be 8" or seat boards should be 12"
I agree. Also if the seat back support is 10" then the seat backs can't be 6"
I'm working on an "A" Frame for the porch swing feeder.
Can't wait for the holiday builds this year. I'm going to try a few of these and then start gearing up for the holidays. Last year I got a late start and didn't sell too much,plan to start early this year. Another great video brother.
They are both awesome
Thanks!
love your vids you make it easy for me to follow im just a beginner and i have made a couple things from your vids and your plans on esty thanks so much
I love em both! Either design will sell pretty quick!
Great idea!! Thanks for sharing man!!
"crumb snatchers" I love it!!! Is that a Kentucky saying?
LMBO !! "...and then we have MY design.." *holds up a bunch of pieces of wood... "I'm little behind on my design..." lol. That was perfect!!
I made a few chick-nic tables for my chickens. Looks like the picnic table but has a tray on the top for chicken scratch grains.
"Crumb snatchers" 🤣🤣🤣
hey thank you so much for all of your videos I need to find the brag boards so I can see what I have done loving the snow flakes.
These would be great for dolls as well. It would go well with the toddler size picnic tables
"Crum Snatchers" is fantastic! I think you're a little off on the lengths of the seat slates. You said the base is 10" long and the seat slates are 10". This doesn't leave an overhang. I don't think the verticle back supports are 10" either. I haven't looked at the plans yet.
Love the channel, how about an octagonal picnic table. 😊
These are so cute ! Definitely going to make these
We don't have Cedar pickets near me in central florida unfortunately.
Love them both great jobs boys
Thank you!
My daughter already has plans on turning the porch swing into a bird feeder. We have never seen a squirrel in our neighborhood.
Great new content! Can’t wait to give them a try! Are you working on any new Holiday build ideas? This the Season!😜
Holiday builds coming soon! 😬
Love these “ideas” videos! I made a killing last year with the snowflakes. $25 a piece and couldn’t make em fast enough.
Nice!! Get started early with them this year 😬
Link to Matthew’s snowflake video:
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That is amazing! Where did you sell them mostly?
@@JamieReneeVonTeez Local craft shows and online on FB Marketplace.
@@jamiesteacy1697 Hopefully mostly on Marketplace. I so appreciate you sharing!
Nice builds
.... good luck boys!
Can't wait to see what you build Matthew!
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So i get that it's a squirrel feeder, but that little swing bench looks like a really painful torture device lol.😮
That was a good episode bud!!!
Another great video. Crumb snatchers 😂😂
I chortled and repeated..he cracks me up
Thanks! 😬
Dude those are stunning. Love the swing think a actually prefer it to the table although there both fantastic. Can't wait see what u come up with. 🤔🏴👍
Awesome projects
So I came across one of your videos, and now I'm hooked!! I just made one of the 3 picket planter boxes..not perfect but I'm proud of it. (Never made anything before) my silly question is "what is the ruler thing called ?" You use it to measure your screw placement s. It would be sooooo much easier than a tape measure.. thanks in advance and love love love the videos!!!
the ruler thing is called a rule stop . you can get at rockler or woodcraft with the rule or without it
You can use the swing as a planter also
I like the way you think!
I love your work and all of your ideas. Any chance you'd be able to do more chicken items? Like an easy to build pen that is lightweight and easy to move. I plan to grow out chicks next year and don't like the idea of spending $300+ on a pen that's only gonna last a couple of years. Thank you so much for all the inspiration you give!
These are amazing!
Such a fun idea! What about a mini Adirondak chair? Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Another great video Matt😊
Thanks again!
These are some great ideas your kids are so lucky to have such a great dad like yourself teaching them the skills that you are teaching them great job love your channel keep up the amazing work
Very nice builds!
A source for water for areas hit by drought. Maybe even make a specific water holder alone, separate from the feeder so food does not foul the water. I have a very low profile cement 'bowl' I made for water for smaller creatures. Drought is very bad here. I now have to fill it daily.
wow that amazing ❤
Love all your videos!! Great information in them. I do have 1 question for you. When your building something with fence pickets, they don't look like the ones in the big orange store. The fence pickets ceder are around ,$15 to $20 a piece. Can you share which fence pickets you use. TIA
Love them!
Would you talk more about your sketching and drawings and how it help your bussinesses ?
Luv the videos!
I would like to see if you can frame up a shallow box with a screen bottom and use it in the seat sectionto convert the porch swing to a bird feeder.
Pls check dimensions mentioned in video. Several appear to be mis-stated. Example is if base is 10 wide the slats cant be 10 and have 1inc hangs.
That threw me off as well.
I agree
Awsome video again!! Ty Bro!
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Very nice!
Good job kiddos
Dang, those almost look Barbie doll size. Paint them pink and white and there you go!
Edit: minus the pokey nail of couse! Unless you are a devious brother.
Now that is a great idea!
That nail was Weird Barbie's idea.
I make the swing, but I leave the middle of the seat open and put screen wire underneath and it's a bird feeder swing
Hi Matthew, I love your channel, great project ideals !!! I have a question for you, I'm wanting to build these on a cnc cutter, can you recommend anyone that can guide me to use.
Great stuff Matthew! Love that you and your children are doing this competition! Measurements for the builds in the description?
Yes, under each UA-cam video there is an area labeled “description” …. Just click on that and it will give you more info.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I looked and didn’t see them on this video, sorry
Ah you are right, I only say them verbally in this one. Sorry about that.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking no worries!!! Just thought maybe I missed something lol!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking will you bring possibly adding them to description area later then?
1. The ink on your left arm looks fresh. Is it new or touched up?
2. Kids win, always.
New ink! Lol yes they do.
Love em ❤
Crumb snatchers 😁😁😁😁
You've got to put your thinking hat on to beat them.
A quick fixture and you could build tons of these pretty quick. Sell the fixture with the plans ✌🏻
Rofl "crumb snatchers" died laughing till my wife told me to shut up as she was laughing too.
What would be your recommended retail price?
As someone who had not thought of using a fence picket as a building supply (love the idea)... how thick are they, typically? From eyeballing as you hold up the pieces, I would guess between a half to three quarters of an inch? I ask because I had been looking at trying something like this to use with my laser cutter... and I'd need to figure out how many layers I might need, at least for the support pieces.
Also, as a possible add-on: The area I live is fairly treeless, so to get my squirrel fix I wind up going to one of several local parks. After watching one poor squirrel trying to get a drink from a sidewalk puddle, I started adding a few small cups for water to my "squirrel kit" (a pencil box with peanuts, sunflower seeds, and other treats). You could just place one on the table, or add velcro to both table and cup, but my thought had been to cut a hole in the table that the cup could drop into, and use a cup/container that has a lid. In addition to not needing a separate bottle to carry the water (in my case), these containers usually have a lip that would also keep them from falling through the hole.
5/8"
@@buckeyewoodshop Thank you.
Great video. I had to put my seat bracket 2 inches from the bottom instead of 1 and an eighth for the 2 slats to fit foe the seats. Just me?
I cut these right to your specs.....i cannot put the bottom brace on 1 1/8' from the bottom, and have a 2 3/8" overhang. Also, the top support, I cannot put it level with the top, and have a 1" overhang......... This a great project.. I just must be doing something wrong...
Great project. I'm new to woodworking and have a dumb question. For most of your "smalls" videos it seems you normally use 1 inch screws. Are these #6 size? Thanks
I have been watching these videos for a while now. The only thing that I'm wondering when he uses pine fence pickets are they are the treated pine. That is the only way I can get the 5-inch wide fence pickets unless I use ceder
I was wondering same thing. He possibly has a stash he lets dry out a few months and grabs from that. I don’t have room to let a fence picket dry for three to four months. 😢
Which sold more units...the squirrel feeder table or the chicknick table?
If the seat boards are 10", how can they overhang 1" on each side with a frame that is 10x7"?
Anyways great ideas and vid. Don't like the screws on the bench. Brad nails and glue will do just fine!
Make a rocking chair a slight variation to your Adirondack chair
What do you suggest for a continent that doesn't have squirrels...?