Pedestal Table Legs - Low Cost High Profit - Make Money Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Yes 2x10s! This massive pedestal base has huge profit potential and can be made using 3 standard 2 x 10 x 10'! I actually misspoke in the video and said it would take 7. But that would be at 8' and you would have around 6' of waste. With 3 - 10' boards, it would come out about perfect with no little waste! This video goes along with our low-cost high-profit series for building your woodworking business but it's kicking it up a notch.
This is the perfect example of a crazy high-profit build if you're to the next level in growing your tool inventory... You've saved your money and upgraded to a bandsaw and planer... or you may already have one and are just not utilizing its full money-making potential. And if you are not to that point yet this will provide motivation to keep trucking forward!!!
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My wife has finally decided that this is the base I'm to build for our dining table. We've had the same terrible, cheap table in our dining room for 13 years. I've been building and selling tables for two years. It's about time!
Bought your plans to help support you!
I don't know why this channel isn't at 1m subs yet. I follow a lot of great woodworkers on UA-cam and you are right there with the best. Best of all, you explain how money is made in addition to how to build. Keep up the great work.
Wow, thank you! I'll keep trucking away at it!
For what is worth, I couldn't agree more. Matthew is a real inspiration and your comment is bang on!
Been following since 25k and so stoked to see Matt grow in leaps and bounds. Clearly puts a ton of work into these videos and his other platforms. Thanks for everything you do brother 👍
Could agree more he's amazing his work and teaching is fantastic and we cannot beat that. The subs shoud be way way way more I would say he's on par with cam at blacktail studio and he's at 1.6m a think. 🏴👍
Learning Content Creation is a challenge for people who are bringing their skill to UA-cam. I love this channel, but I also know why at one point I almost walked away. Every video, easily 4 to 8 minutes is spent talking about the channel and the content that will be soon to happen. I have to tell you... people are both attention deficit and paranoid of click-bait. Every single new YT maker suffers from this problem of how to cram 'new to channel viewer info', 'channel updates', 'build and materials info' and - the build - into one video. Content Creation is a skill and an art. As soon as Matt starts to find that balance, and perfect that skill, the numbers will start tearing through the roof. My advice would be to immediately start shifting some stuff to the end of the video - and that's really hard for a new creator to embrace. But if you can get to the build in under 2 mins, subs will start increasing without doing anything else. At the END of the build is where he should say, "Hey, have you heard about our 'Brag Board'? Let me tell you about it!" and such. Or to up that game a notch, he should have separate 'info' videos where he can put up quick little thumbnails for. Content Creation requires you to understand human attention span and pander to it.
He is the Bob Ross of woodworking. Nice and calming
@Lick Lippin yes! 😁
I'm a simple man. I see a new Matthew Peech build video and I drop everything and watch it.
Lol.. Thanks for supporting the channel Jason.
You have easily become my favorite youtube channel. Teaching easy builds and also talking about finances and growing your business! Thank you for the content! I would love to see a dining room chair build in the future to complement a table with these pedestals.
Thanks Zachary! What people usually do for these tables is down size the pedestals and make benches that match.
Love your work and the way you break down the steps. Definitely my favorite woodworking channel.
Thanks for sharing these great ideas!
Thanks! Im just glad that folks are taking something away from the videos.
Holy Moly, Not only am I super impressed but initially intimidated but after getting detailed directions I’m confident that I can build this…. When I’m ready to transition into my own business this man is at the top of my inspiration list and I’m definitely gonna have to buy some of his plans…. Can’t say enough good words
Man, I like your approach. Empowering other woodworkers.
Thanks! And that is my goal approach. To teach everything that I know. Forget all the trade "secrets".
I don't woodwork and my husband wont let me use his tools anyway. I really enjoy watching your videos. Your ideas are wonderful and you have the perfect voice for narration. Sometimes I can almost get a whiff of sawdust. Thanks !
Sounds like you need your own tools 😉. Thanks for watching and your kind words!
I wish I had been born with the patience to make something like this. The planters were one thing, but I can easily see myself getting aggravated with the cutting on this one.
I usually tend toward the less tedious projects personally.
The new Norm.
I love this idea! I wish I had more than just a tiny benchtop bandsaw. Gives me a reason to look into upgrading!
Thanks! I love the concept of square wood turning. A large bandsaw is super handy. Just wanted to show that they aren't just for resawing!
Don't let the small saw stop you, you could also do this in quarters and then glue them up, would be twice the band saw cuts and a bit more sanding to true things up. Maybe not as profitable but plenty worth doing for yourself.
Dude, you’re bad ass. I make custom cabinets, and my boss has me do other things. You are a true inspiration. 💯
Enjoy Memorial Day! Thanks for the cool videos!
Thanks! You too!
“Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it.” ~ Michelangelo.
Unfortunate my bandsaw won’t accommodate a piece that large.
Matthew. I've been binge-watching. Please keep it up. Some of your tips/tricks a lot of us already know but you've taught me tricks I never even thought of and I'm an old man. Your videos are an inspiration for those of us who like to think outside of the box. I have my own woodshop, CNC router, Laser engraver, 3D printers, etc... but man... my shop went stagnant because of my health these past 2 years. I WILL keep watching... thank you
Awesome build, glad you are adding some larger more complex builds that will challenge our skills
Thanks Guy! Yea I will be hitting all skill levels over time. Kind of mixing them up.
Great build. I love my bandsaw.
Man i wish I had a bandsaw. I need a planer as well. These table legs are amazing
In time. Build. Sell. Save.
thank you matthew for picking my oilers dog dish\food storage and dog bed .i appreciate it very much
Man, I really need to get a band saw. Of course when I get one I doubt very seriously that it will be as big or as nice as that Harvey, but the same technique could be applied to 6X lumber, it would just take two legs on each end instead of a single pedestal. I just started making payments on a 30X40 metal building close to my house,.. so now I have room for all the tools I could ever want, but now my tool budget is also shot to hell. Hahaha!
Great video.
Lol I get it man. It's a progressive type of thing. Keep at it!
With my last name of Harvey I'm going to have to check out those tools.
Fantastic job and video! Thanks
This is a wonderful, natural progression of growth. Not just for the channel, but for your students as well, being that you're basically an "online-instructor." Great video. Great way to begin to show the versatility of that hot new bandsaw. It was one of my favorite tools back in school.
Thanks Scott! Yea the bandsaw is a fun saw to work. like a big scroll saw. I'm trying to grow the builds with the channel but not leave folks behind before they are to that point. So I'll keep mixing it up. Thanks for watching!
Love watching your channel. I am just getting started in wood working and I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing what you do
No worries!!!
Where can I send pics of my first two project. One was my version of your concealment shelf
Ive been using this method for years. You did a great job explaining the process!
Thanks! Yea I was debating this method vs cutting the profile off of the side and use it as you. repeat template. But decided for this template this method was the best.
Sorry for the previous comment. I had not looked at the video completely, went to the equipment list. Sorry for the confusion. Great project.
That is super cool the detail is amazing and love your bandsaw
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the inspiration, Matt
If I can get half as good as you are with your creativity, presentation, and teaching, as well as other things I like about you and your channel, I can have a great UA-cam channel. Keep up the great work.
You've got this man... Just be real. Talk and teach just like you would to a buddy. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing.
You are amazing! Love your stuff! Thanks for sharing
Amazing build, TY!!!!
I love your work and all the wonderful information. Thank you for being such a blessing of encouragement.
Wow this is a beautiful build. Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks LL!
I just love your videos. I want a big bandsaw even more now than I already did! My shop and budget are a bit too small at the moment, but hopefully that’ll change in the near future. Thanks for consistently awesome content and instruction. 😊
Love it! Love the channel! Thank you for helping out your fellow woodworkers and craftsmen. Always very informative and down to earth.
Ty! It's my pleasure.
Loving it. Thanks for all your cool projects
No worries!
Great project, hope you have great success selling them! You're a great inspiration!
Thanks so much!
I am a new subscriber to your channel. Awesome builds for all levels. Used to have a shop and built a lot of built ins and cabinets for people. Had to sell off all my stuff but seriously thinking about getting back into it. Keep up the go work.
I appreciate all the tips and how to Mr. Matthew
No worries CM! Thanks for watching!
Another great and inspirational video! Thank you and keep up the great content!
Great content well delivered.
Very cool bro, very cool!!
Awesome! I like it!
Wow I love it
That looks great 👍
Another great video Matt!!! I follow a lot of great woodworkers on You tube. You have very quickly become my favorite to follow. The way you explain things is spot on. I'm confused like some of the comments below. WHY doesn't this channel have 1million ++ subs? Keep up the great work. I would like to see a video with plans on how you built the "cracked" chest that is displayed in your shop.
Hey Roger! Thanks! I try to explain things as if I had a buddy in the shop with me and I was teaching them how to do it. Just a laid back tutorial. A million subs would be a dream.... not for the recognition but to have that many folks that I could teach! And the dresser... plans dont exist for it. It's all in my crazy head. There's over 280 angles in that build. The plans would be a book lol.
Man this is super sweet, what a beautiful build.
Love it..👍
Great build!
I'm glad you like it!
Thanks for sharing have a blessed day
No worries... and you as well!
Now I need to know how to make a table top
Matthew, thanks so much for the video! I have a lot of family from Monticello, so I have to support you. You make it easy to do so. Keep them coming!
Nice! I used to do business with Monticello hardwoods!
That's impressive
Sweet ,thanks
Very cool
To advanced for me fantastic work great skill
Love this channel
This is absolutely amazing! The band saw cuts definitely seem a tad overwhelming but can’t wait to be at this level some day have loved building some of your fence post projects tho thanks for all the knowledge and entertainment!
Could you make a smaller version of these for a drop leaf apartment size table? Thanks Matthew, your content is always great!
Impressive. Really enjoy your channel.
I inherited two band saws, although one is called a “Companion” and is smaller. I think it’s a band saw. The big one is a “Walker-Turner Company, Inc”. I have to clean it up and figure out how to use it. I’m excited, just nervous. Ever since I watched your short videos you have me hooked! Awesome content!
I absolutely love this video. I am in need of a dining table and this would be great! Now I have to find me a band saw.
Your a straight up ninja great ideas thx
Gracias Amigo!!! The base of my pedestal table broke (resin) and i was in a dilemma to keep it or not since that table was very expensive and we almost never used it. I'm a wood enthusiast and thanks to you i now know how to fix it. Thanks you!!
Another winner. 👍. Now all I need is a bandsaw that will cut more than 6”.
Thanks Philip! Yea a large bandsaw is super handy! There's so much you can do on one that people don't consider.
That's pretty radical. I never thought you could make this style of legs without a lathe. Just imagine how expensive would these be if built from Mahogany.
Requesting making items from a felled tree
Love this! Subscribed!!😊
Hey thanks for the inspiration 🙏 I'm trying to figure out how to build something like this... without a bandsaw 😉 thank you sir, keep it up and take care 🙏👍🏻
Respect 🫡
TY!
Very well done, man! Definitely one of my most favorite videos that you’ve put out! 👍👍
Thanks !
GREAT table base!! Tiy gave me perfect instructions!! Thanks, and best wishes for a great year!!!
Definitely have heard this referred to as square turned many times before. Great work
Matt, you are killing it brother!!! I’ve been at it a while now. Killing it on the sales. You always spark that inspiration I need! This is an awesome video I’m so tired of beginning woodworking projects. This will definitely step up my game. My resaw capacity on my bandsaw is only 6” though. But I could make 4 smaller legs with this profile. And just join them together for a table base. Oh, and I need to get on that brag board. Lol. Thank you so much for the amazing content. Keep it up!!!
Whats up Whizzy. Thanks my man. Yea I'll be going back and forth on the complexity of the builds. But yea you could do it on a 6". And You'll be on the board! lol.
That is a nice bandsaw brutha! Recently picked up one that meets my budget haha but really like it so far. It cuts way better than the jigsaw.
Beautiful work as always! Think I may try my hand at this one but since I don't own a bandsaw that size I'm gonna give it a shot on the wood lathe.
I'll try to send you some pictures of the finished product when I'm done with it Mathew.
That is a piece of art right there. I'll watch the rest tomorrow, but she looks good.
Thanks! It's good knowledge to have in your back pocket.
And thanks for sharing the skills to make it, I just think that you have BIG expectations for us subscribers 😜😂
Thanks again for all your help. My "workshop" (garage) is almost ready for action. (But I kept that in mind when I started following your advice on setting goals...) that was goal 1. Pretty soon you'll see what happens.
Great Video and content. Have learned a lot from watching.
A very good video and lovely project.
Thanks!!!
It's actually impressive
Thanks! And yes its huge and in style!
Observation: when you have a square block and you want to make your shape a simpler way is to mark a centre line cut it re-glue rotate 90 degrees and re cut again you now have 4 pieces which you glue together on the 90 degree angles. try it out. you can make any cut, any shape and the results are amazing. Love your work.
Nice man!
Thanks!
Great video I plan on trying this in the future
Heck yea. It's actually a fun build. So neat when you break away the off cuts.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Just ordered this plan of Etsy plan on using it on my kitchen table build all oak
A thought. On the off chance that the mounting holes for the lag screws are not perfectly symmetrical, I’d add a witness mark (chiseled mark) on the mating faces so I could be sure of putting them back in the same orientation.
Very good tip! Thanks for sharing!
Haha! No woodworker I’ve ever known likes sanding or painting. Building extra smalls to pay a minion to do these tasks could be an answer. A little builder buddy so to speak.
I have 4 kids... just sayin... they could all sand before they could walk. 😬. Actually today I was editing while one was sanding material for a future build... lol.
loving the content could you do a video on your miter set up with the clamp on stops thanks
Wow.
I could be way off of the mark, but depending upon the profile shape of course, it seems like it would be just as sturdy and significantly cheaper in material costs to build the pedestal in 4 panels with 45° beveled sides, making a hollow column. I think this approach might especially make sense if you're trying to work in more expensive/exotic woods such as some variety of hardwood. I'd love to hear some thoughts and feedback from others on this.
I just want to say that your videos are great. My dad and I have been working together to build the planter boxes that you did. It's been great bonding after a couple of years of not really getting to see each other. We're going to start hitting up the local greenhouses about selling some boxes, and I want to thank you for giving the inspiration to get us both into doing something we enjoy doing together as a family.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing Justin.
Some brilliant ideas on this channel my friend. Very well explained and shown. I try never missing an episode.
One question or consideration on this one though. Is there any concern of splitting, cracking or wood movement on this piece? Being construction grade lumber and all.
Maybe an idea for a future video? Explaining wood movement?
Keep up the great work.
Great idea and question! All construction grade material is kiln dried... but all wood can pick up moisture along the way. A moisture meter is a must for building furniture. Let it air dry in in your shop until the moisture content is down around 8-10% and you won't have any issues.
What in the world is going on with that dresser in the top right? That split effect is so cool
He has a build video on it. Check it out. 👍✌
Lol. Those are my "passion projects". I love doing crazy builds. That one is called "The Mad Hatter"
Hey Matthew, this build is impressive. Now I’m ticked, I had to sell my bandsaw when I relocated last year due to space restraints. Awesome video!!!
Thanks! Oh man... You sold a tool! Lol... I get it.
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Thanks man.
WOW! Your videos have really come along, way to go. Do you have a video on how to properly use the DeWalt thickness planer? Reason I ask is because I went and got the lesser version and for the life of me I don't know what I'm doing with it lol..HAD TO HAVE IT! Also have you shipped these legs and if so any tips on shipping something like that?
Thanks for this upload. Do you have any tricks for building shutters?
No worries! Depends on what type. I built some farmhouse shutters out of furring strips for my house.
Looks good brother! I’m interested to hear you talk about the Harvey tools. As a former tool repair tech I’ve put together a lot of different ones for the store I worked at.
I honestly have been nothing but impressed with their tools. I've ran every type of woodworking tool that I can think of on the industrial side from my time in a flooring mill. Their tools are build like the ones in huge mass production plants.
I have built 100’s of pedestal table based not just like your style, also turned but have never built one out of construction grade lumber. Do you let it set and dry for a couple weeks? Living in Arizona with very low humidity that construction grade would be a nightmare to work with.
Depending on customer I made most out of Ponderosa pine, Sugar pine and domestic hardwoods all kiln dried.
Great video showing people that they are not hard to build.
I was wondering if you could do a pedestal base like this with a joined 4 leg base and column for a round table . Would love to see you do this out of something other than pine.