My Woodworking Business Course and Community sawduststartups.com Watch Next: Top 5 Woodworking Projects that Sell: ua-cam.com/video/7pIKH-BCLoA/v-deo.html
As a former employee of Hobby Lobby it was my job to build the farmhouse furniture when it arrived from the warehouse (which they got from China). 50% of the furniture came in with holes that didn’t line up and we had to re-drill them. ALL of HL furniture is put together with Allen screws (ALL). And the quality of wood is not the best. As a new (been doing it for 2 years) woodworker I was amazed at the poor choice of wood for the tables and chairs, but I understand that’s how the customer gets the low price. To all the makers who think HL can’t be competed with, just know your piece is better quality and made by hand not churned out by machines. And yours is Made in the USA not China. Thank you Matt for your channel and your faith!!
Great insight! I love live edge pieces but see them in Home Goods etc for 10th of the price I could make them for. I appreciate your insight and encouragement.
Giving me hope to actually get back into woodworking!! Heck I built a cabinet in my living room lol. Yep KREG rip sawing plywood in my living room. Yea I’m single lol
Another awesome video !!! I've convinced my boyfriend to make a blanket ladder so we can put up for sale in our area in hopes to keep him motivated !! We are ready to take on 2021 !!👊
Great video Matt. Thanks for sharing! Question: can you make a video showing examples of each style? I get confused by rustic, contemporary and modern farmhouse styles. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Once I finish the kitchen build I'm on, I plan to start building some farmhouse stuff for myself that I can stage and advertise. Would love to see the refinishing video
Matt I make custom Stove covers.. You are right I very seldom get caught up . I have been making them for a little over a year I sell um cheap ..Great side income
Love your videos. I'm a 70 yr old plumber that is retiring in 3 months and intend on going full time building furniture and accessories. Have a hand full of stuff that I already build and ideas for other things but love your ideas and advice. You're the reason I plan on going full bore as soon as I can. Thanks for all the great tips and encouragement. God bless and keep you. And thank you for your service to the community as an officer. My son-in-law was an officer in Chattanooga. He's retired now.
Charles , I may be that older brother you have never met. I am also a retired plumber and I'm 73 . I have been mostly building end tables and coffee tables for about 5 years now. I sometimes build quilt racks and plant stands ect . It's just a hobby for me, it keeps me out of trouble .
@@groverearp2600 Glad to meet you sir. I had intended to retire but ended up taking a promotion with less pay so I could continue to pay bills until the business "took off". Translated into little time in the shop. But still working on it. Would love to hear how your work is going.
@@charlesbiller3674 it's a hobby for me, I have a very large extended family and most of them have asked me to build them something. I don't charge them anything, some times they do something for me to help out. I'm lucky I don't need anymore money. I enjoy woodworking it makes me use my brain to figure out what I'm doing, I seem to have a natural talent for this. I just need a photo and I can "visualize " the intire project start to finish. I have a semi outdoor shop, a roof and 2 walls . I live in a warm climate in California ( small town) not far from the coast. I try to stay far away from cities. Thanks for asking. Feel free to share your experiences.
The thing I love about watching your videos, not only the #tubafour slang but the fact that you give the measurements and angles for every piece you need for that project and aren't making everyone just buy the plans like some other do. That is something I can appreciate. Love your videos keep it up! God is GOOD!!!
@@levivandijk7139 I can see that working with a small kitchen. In my layout I’d have to clear a space large enough on my counter to accommodate the noodle board when I’m using my stove!
I definitely appreciate the woodwork community because people are willing to share what helps them make money and not like OH I'M NOT TELLING YOU SHIT! I'm just starting out and I've always love make stuff with my hands. Thank you again for wanting to help others
Love your videos, I'm a subscriber... And love your T-Shirt! Jesus really did pay it all for all who profess Him as Lord. Looking forward to building some of these items. I mill all the wood from my 1acre property. Thank you for all the great information!
Farm house furnitures woodworking projects making Sell Business Products Salamat po mam and sir binigyan ninyo ako nang time Maka sali sa inyong channel magandang umaga sa inyong lahat Ang Videos na ito maraming tips matutunan ko
This is a great video! You're spot on. I've been building farmhouse furniture for several years now, and when I began, the store that sells my pieces was asking me for VERY distressed, rustic, rough-looking farmhouse furniture -- like they'd been dragged down a gravel road. But, as you so rightly talked about, I'm now seeing a trend toward much cleaner looking, and less rustic, primitive furniture. For my most recent projects, I've been doing the whitewashed look with natural, or stained tops. Whitewashing (50/50 watered-down white paint) allows the grain to show through but retains the nice white color to contrast with the darker stained tops. I merely brush on the paint, then quickly wipe it off. Again, good advice for all of us who build. Thanks.
Been watching you for about 6 or 7 months. I found your Etsy page and ordered six sets of plans. I never used pocket holes prior to watching your channel here, but you made it so easy that I built a couple of desks for kids that have been on this crazy Covid lockdown. Thanks for giving me the motivation to do something. Love you shirts. We're on the same page!!
I made a few of those couple of years ago and yes they do still great but I go to Arkansas to get Cedar and bring it back to Indiana that's where I'm actually from my dad lives there now but I had a woodshop 30 x 25 2 years ago my roof started leaking I hired a contractor he tore the whole roof off and never did come back and it rained for three days straight rude about about $10,000 worth of stuff. It actually ruined everything inside. So I we did everything myself it's almost done on the inside. The outside and roof is done. Got all new tools now I am finishing up the inside. Can't wait to start making sawdust again.
Thanks for another great video sir! its not everyday somebody gives away the top sellers. This is a huge help for somebody starting out. I have been woodworking for 20 years and I enjoy your videos alot. Keep up the great job and God bless you and the family.
Another Great video. I’d love to see the refresh maintenance you mentioned and would really like to see what finishes you use other than the brown white combo. The grey table in your house is fab.
I've been selling the CRAP out of your stove cover ❤ legit can't keep up! Thank you thank you thank you brother! And you've seen some of my live edge sofa tables I used your base plans for!
@@jeffstanley4593 and I never eat out. I live in the country it would be an hour one way to get to anywhere to eat. Plus idk if you've ever tried packing up 6 kids to go to a restaurant but its not awesome
@@jeffstanley4593 im not sure if you're being intentionally obstuse at this point or if you just woke up on the wrong side of the bed. It has handles with hand holds im not putting bricks on it. Even my youngest can lift it off without taking "everything" off it. Have a GREAT day though I have stove covers to build. 👍🏾
Great video and 100% correct! I been following your videos for a year now, made several of your projects and some i came up with and FARMHOUSE SELLS! I'm literally swamped with orders. They sell!! Thanks Matt and Mrs.731!
What a great video, excellent info for everyone. I have been so busy lately building wooden flags but once they slow down i am going the farmhouse furniture route next. I'm a beginner but have learned so much from watching videos from this channel.
Farmhouse isn't my personal style, but I can confirm that it's the style that sells the most. I have roughly the same profit margin on a $600 farmhouse style coffee table made of pine than a mid-century black walnut coffee table that sells for $1000.
Been watching your videos for a bit now and even made your end table and coffee table. I would love to see some videos of how you refinish your current furniture items.
Thanks for all the advice! We have two furniture stores in the town I live in. Both of them being locally owned, and one off locations, with one of them carrying mostly Ashley branded furniture, other carrying a mix of mass produced and high quality fine furniture. The other stores you mentioned are all three plus hours drive away. None of the stuff sold up here is farmhouse style furniture. Amish or shaker style and what I would describe as boring contemporary furniture is what our stores have. There really isn’t any handmade furniture sold on FB connections either.
Thank you for the videos and time you take to make these. I will be making my first End Table today following your video step by step. Keep up the good work!
Must be where I’m located. I built a sofa/hallway table with the X on the back of it and a dog kennel and I’ve had a few people ask about them and even though I keep on lowering the price they have not sold in at least 3 months now.
I was really excited to to sell those pieces. I don’t have electricity in my shop yet. I built them on my back porch using a miter saw, circular saw and would drag out my planer to clean up the dimensional lumber. They turned out really nice. I have them listed on Facebook marketplace and OfferUp. The table I have marked down to $200 and the dog kennel is at $180. I wanted to use the money I make to pay for the electricity to my shop. Idk...disappointing.
Talking about the stove top covers. When me and my wife first got married we had used appliances. This was 25 years ago so who knows how old the oven was. We had a little kitty cat that was mischievous always nosing around. The oven had push buttons for the range top instead of dials. We came home with groceries late one night and just left the bags on the stovetop and went to bed. We woke about 3am with the house full of smoke and the oven on fire. The cat had apparently nosed around on top of the stove and stepped on the buttons turning the eye on and burning up the groceries and nearly the house. Got rid of the stove after that and bought smoke detectors too..
Don't think I got my virtual fist-bump. Is that coming in the mail, or... jk - Just found the channel and love it. Starting my own wood shop this month!
Never apologize for doing your best and growing. As far back as I can remember, your channel has never had any real video quality issues (ok, the occasional table vibration or camera crash, but those aren’t issues, they’re entertainment- call it comic relief). The important thing is we can hear you clearly AND what you’re saying is the stuff of success, not ego stroking or ever taking for granted that we know what you know. You hit the educational spot perfectly: not too elementary that grown men start to feel like kindergarten kids holding the restroom rope, but not so fast and superficial that we don’t learn anything at all. Perfect. Question: what do I build until someone actually asks me for something? I really enjoy building furniture, but need something a bit quicker to produce to generate income while I’m building furniture… noodle boards? Corn hole sets? I dunno. Still working that out and hitting the big guy up for a little help. 😀🙏
My Woodworking Business Course and Community sawduststartups.com
Watch Next: Top 5 Woodworking Projects that Sell: ua-cam.com/video/7pIKH-BCLoA/v-deo.html
As a former employee of Hobby Lobby it was my job to build the farmhouse furniture when it arrived from the warehouse (which they got from China). 50% of the furniture came in with holes that didn’t line up and we had to re-drill them. ALL of HL furniture is put together with Allen screws (ALL). And the quality of wood is not the best. As a new (been doing it for 2 years) woodworker I was amazed at the poor choice of wood for the tables and chairs, but I understand that’s how the customer gets the low price. To all the makers who think HL can’t be competed with, just know your piece is better quality and made by hand not churned out by machines. And yours is Made in the USA not China. Thank you Matt for your channel and your faith!!
Thanks for sharing that info!
Great insight! I love live edge pieces but see them in Home Goods etc for 10th of the price I could make them for. I appreciate your insight and encouragement.
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love the shirt!!! Glory to God!!
Giving me hope to actually get back into woodworking!! Heck I built a cabinet in my living room lol. Yep KREG rip sawing plywood in my living room. Yea I’m single lol
lol
I love your T-shirts.
I build alot of entry way hall trees. And tables. Mostly with dark tops/seats and white bases.
Awesome
Another awesome video !!! I've convinced my boyfriend to make a blanket ladder so we can put up for sale in our area in hopes to keep him motivated !! We are ready to take on 2021 !!👊
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Yes, please show us the modernizations. Thank you! 🎉
I love your shirt praise God
Thank you
Great video Matt. Thanks for sharing! Question: can you make a video showing examples of each style? I get confused by rustic, contemporary and modern farmhouse styles. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing this, I like the shirt!
Once I finish the kitchen build I'm on, I plan to start building some farmhouse stuff for myself that I can stage and advertise. Would love to see the refinishing video
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My big farmhouse seller is a hall coat/tree bench.
Awesome
Matt I make custom Stove covers..
You are right I very seldom get caught up .
I have been making them for a little over a year I sell um cheap ..Great side income
Love your videos. I'm a 70 yr old plumber that is retiring in 3 months and intend on going full time building furniture and accessories. Have a hand full of stuff that I already build and ideas for other things but love your ideas and advice. You're the reason I plan on going full bore as soon as I can. Thanks for all the great tips and encouragement. God bless and keep you. And thank you for your service to the community as an officer. My son-in-law was an officer in Chattanooga. He's retired now.
Awesome Mr. Biller! Good luck!
Charles , I may be that older brother you have never met. I am also a retired plumber and I'm 73 . I have been mostly building end tables and coffee tables for about 5 years now. I sometimes build quilt racks and plant stands ect . It's just a hobby for me, it keeps me out of trouble .
@@groverearp2600 Glad to meet you sir. I had intended to retire but ended up taking a promotion with less pay so I could continue to pay bills until the business "took off". Translated into little time in the shop. But still working on it. Would love to hear how your work is going.
@@charlesbiller3674 it's a hobby for me, I have a very large extended family and most of them have asked me to build them something. I don't charge them anything, some times they do something for me to help out. I'm lucky I don't need anymore money. I enjoy woodworking it makes me use my brain to figure out what I'm doing, I seem to have a natural talent for this. I just need a photo and I can "visualize " the intire project start to finish. I have a semi outdoor shop, a roof and 2 walls . I live in a warm climate
in California ( small town) not far from the coast. I try to stay far away from cities.
Thanks for asking. Feel free to share your experiences.
Hit the nail on the head...I've spent the past year remodeling my house and my wife has completely decorated with the farmhouse stuff
Awesome
The thing I love about watching your videos, not only the #tubafour slang but the fact that you give the measurements and angles for every piece you need for that project and aren't making everyone just buy the plans like some other do. That is something I can appreciate. Love your videos keep it up! God is GOOD!!!
I have added this to our January playlist.
I have not seen a stove cover until I came across your channel, and have a hard time seeing how to genuinely use one!
they are big sellers for a lot of people
Never seen them till his videos too but I could see them being very useful for people in condos / apartments with small counter space
@@levivandijk7139 I can see that working with a small kitchen. In my layout I’d have to clear a space large enough on my counter to accommodate the noodle board when I’m using my stove!
I definitely appreciate the woodwork community because people are willing to share what helps them make money and not like OH I'M NOT TELLING YOU SHIT! I'm just starting out and I've always love make stuff with my hands. Thank you again for wanting to help others
you're welcome
I am hearing you talk...& all I can do is stare at the T-shirt,
indeed indeed indeed HE paid it all
Man I'm so happy to have found your channel. I have so much more confidence now. The Google trends/search is gold.... gold. Thank you.
Glad to help
This is the video we have all been wanting! Thanks!!
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You have no idea how much you help a lot of people out there! Keep up the great insight and the help! Keep on keepin' on buddy!
Thank you.
Love your videos, I'm a subscriber... And love your T-Shirt! Jesus really did pay it all for all who profess Him as Lord.
Looking forward to building some of these items.
I mill all the wood from my 1acre property.
Thank you for all the great information!
I have been messing with wood building for a while but since I found your UA-cam’s what a difference in my skills. Thanks Again.
First time viewer. Awesome work man
Will be watching more.
Thanks. Tom.
Clausen’s Custom Wood Work
Awesome, thank you!
I placed epoxy on the bottom of my stove covers and it looks good. Keeps from scratching top.
Hey Lloyd here!! Lol. Hey Outlaws!! Would love to see you guys updating your furniture. Have an awesome day!!!
Thank you Lloyd!
Built the smaller farmhouse end tables and boom SOLD!!!!
Awesome
Farm house furnitures woodworking projects making Sell Business Products Salamat po mam and sir binigyan ninyo ako nang time Maka sali sa inyong channel magandang umaga sa inyong lahat Ang Videos na ito maraming tips matutunan ko
This is a great video! You're spot on. I've been building farmhouse furniture for several years now, and when I began, the store that sells my pieces was asking me for VERY distressed, rustic, rough-looking farmhouse furniture -- like they'd been dragged down a gravel road. But, as you so rightly talked about, I'm now seeing a trend toward much cleaner looking, and less rustic, primitive furniture. For my most recent projects, I've been doing the whitewashed look with natural, or stained tops. Whitewashing (50/50 watered-down white paint) allows the grain to show through but retains the nice white color to contrast with the darker stained tops. I merely brush on the paint, then quickly wipe it off. Again, good advice for all of us who build. Thanks.
Thank you
Just always love your videos. I’m under a different name now. Thank you for taking the time friend. God bless. Love the shirt!
Such an inspiration to me, man. God Bless you and your family. :)
Thank you
Been watching you for about 6 or 7 months. I found your Etsy page and ordered six sets of plans. I never used pocket holes prior to watching your channel here, but you made it so easy that I built a couple of desks for kids that have been on this crazy Covid lockdown. Thanks for giving me the motivation to do something. Love you shirts. We're on the same page!!
Awesome! Glad the videos have been helpful!
I like your T-Shirts. Great message!
Thank you!
Lots of great project.
thank you
8:00 you can guga lol. ur the best bautista. never change
I started making blanket ladders last year. As of January 2021 I have already sold 11. I am selling them faster than last year!
Awesome
Check them out Matt ! 👊 Love the videos!
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I made a few of those couple of years ago and yes they do still great but I go to Arkansas to get Cedar and bring it back to Indiana that's where I'm actually from my dad lives there now but I had a woodshop 30 x 25 2 years ago my roof started leaking I hired a contractor he tore the whole roof off and never did come back and it rained for three days straight rude about about $10,000 worth of stuff. It actually ruined everything inside. So I we did everything myself it's almost done on the inside. The outside and roof is done. Got all new tools now I am finishing up the inside. Can't wait to start making sawdust again.
Awesome. Glad you got it fixed!
I love it I’m starting to produce lthe end table and I can’t keep any on hand they are very liked thank you clamps
That’s awesome
How much do you sell your end tables for?
Check this video out ua-cam.com/video/gubAzW8BTW0/v-deo.html
Thanks for another great video sir! its not everyday somebody gives away the top sellers. This is a huge help for somebody starting out. I have been woodworking for 20 years and I enjoy your videos alot. Keep up the great job and God bless you and the family.
Glad they help
Awesome of you to share your success.
Matt, thank you for helping me out with the height of the work bench
You’re welcome
Main thing is don’t get discouraged God will always provide just ask and believe I do everything just as Matt says and I make lots of money
For sure He will
I am making a Modern Farmhouse makeup vanity desk (drawer) with a mini bench that flips open. About to finish it up. 1 or 2 more days. 👊
Awesome
Modernizing existing furniture = Yes, please!
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Another Great video. I’d love to see the refresh maintenance you mentioned and would really like to see what finishes you use other than the brown white combo. The grey table in your house is fab.
Thank you
How do you go about shipping your stove top covers?? Can you do a video talking about your packaging/shipping process?
Check out this video, I tell about shipping and how I package ua-cam.com/video/LxoOD8s9e6s/v-deo.html
@@731Woodworks Thank you!
This man makes such good help seem so simple it's amazing
Thanks for another great video some great tips.
Glad you like them!
I've been selling the CRAP out of your stove cover ❤ legit can't keep up! Thank you thank you thank you brother! And you've seen some of my live edge sofa tables I used your base plans for!
Congrats on the sales!
@@jeffstanley4593 I have 6 kids, we use our stove ALL the time. It literally takes 3 seconds to move it. 🙂
@@jeffstanley4593 and I never eat out. I live in the country it would be an hour one way to get to anywhere to eat. Plus idk if you've ever tried packing up 6 kids to go to a restaurant but its not awesome
@@jeffstanley4593 im not sure if you're being intentionally obstuse at this point or if you just woke up on the wrong side of the bed. It has handles with hand holds im not putting bricks on it. Even my youngest can lift it off without taking "everything" off it. Have a GREAT day though I have stove covers to build. 👍🏾
Well, we have used one for years and my wife and I cook almost every night.
Great video and 100% correct! I been following your videos for a year now, made several of your projects and some i came up with and FARMHOUSE SELLS! I'm literally swamped with orders. They sell!! Thanks Matt and Mrs.731!
Thank you
Thank you man. I appreciate your videos and inspiration. Keep it up.
Keep up the great work sir!
thank you
Great Video. I’m about to make my wife the modern farmhouse end tables and coffee tables with cedar tops.
That is awesome!
What a great video, excellent info for everyone. I have been so busy lately building wooden flags but once they slow down i am going the farmhouse furniture route next. I'm a beginner but have learned so much from watching videos from this channel.
Thank you
As always Matt, another outstanding and informative video. Thanks 😊
Thank you
Would love to see you and the Mrs. repainting ... redoing the old farmhouse style furniture you have. Would give me some ideas. Thanks!
Thank you
May God continue to Bless You Sir
Thank you
Nice shirt. Great message
Thank you
Keep shining the Light! Love that shirt and the video!
thank you
Fold up legs for the stove cover (legs not attached)
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Farmhouse isn't my personal style, but I can confirm that it's the style that sells the most. I have roughly the same profit margin on a $600 farmhouse style coffee table made of pine than a mid-century black walnut coffee table that sells for $1000.
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Been watching your videos for a bit now and even made your end table and coffee table. I would love to see some videos of how you refinish your current furniture items.
Thank you
You guys are a blessing. Thank you
Thank you
Thanks for sharing...stove covers are "noodle boards" :)
Would like to see you make a project from start to finish like a whole table or a small coffee table
Man great video! I NEED to make all of these! I just gotta stop people buying the stove covers so I have time! 🤣
lol 👊🏻
Love this FARMHOUSE projects distressed things r selling for sure 💕
Thanks for all the advice! We have two furniture stores in the town I live in. Both of them being locally owned, and one off locations, with one of them carrying mostly Ashley branded furniture, other carrying a mix of mass produced and high quality fine furniture. The other stores you mentioned are all three plus hours drive away. None of the stuff sold up here is farmhouse style furniture. Amish or shaker style and what I would describe as boring contemporary furniture is what our stores have. There really isn’t any handmade furniture sold on FB connections either.
You're welcome
Keep giving that great advice we need more Woodworkers👍🌳🧰
I agree we do!
I think your a bad ass. Great videos. Out here in El Paso Texas
Thank you
Amen. Jesus paid it all. Great videos.
Yes! Thank you!
Love these! Thank you!
I sell a bunch of console tables.. The largest I made was over 6 feet for a 72 inch TV.
Thank you for the videos and time you take to make these. I will be making my first End Table today following your video step by step.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you
Great ideas, thanks hopefully going to get back in the shop after I clean it up ha
I love it when you call your wife “Mrs. 731”. Thanks for all your work and I look forward to the modernization vid. (And the use of a “pokit-ho”) 😀
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@dave parker I thought it was spelled 'pock atoll' Thanks for clearing that up!
Love your content and your shirt is cool 😎
Thank you
Love your shirt!!
Thank you
👍 Love the shirt! Thanks for the video
Another great video, thank you!
Must be where I’m located. I built a sofa/hallway table with the X on the back of it and a dog kennel and I’ve had a few people ask about them and even though I keep on lowering the price they have not sold in at least 3 months now.
Dang that’s tough
I was really excited to to sell those pieces. I don’t have electricity in my shop yet. I built them on my back porch using a miter saw, circular saw and would drag out my planer to clean up the dimensional lumber. They turned out really nice. I have them listed on Facebook marketplace and OfferUp. The table I have marked down to $200 and the dog kennel is at $180. I wanted to use the money I make to pay for the electricity to my shop. Idk...disappointing.
Talking about the stove top covers. When me and my wife first got married we had used appliances. This was 25 years ago so who knows how old the oven was. We had a little kitty cat that was mischievous always nosing around. The oven had push buttons for the range top instead of dials. We came home with groceries late one night and just left the bags on the stovetop and went to bed. We woke about 3am with the house full of smoke and the oven on fire. The cat had apparently nosed around on top of the stove and stepped on the buttons turning the eye on and burning up the groceries and nearly the house. Got rid of the stove after that and bought smoke detectors too..
Oh wow
I'm not one to like/thumbs up video's, but this gets one right away just because of the shirt!
thank you
Great video thanks for sharing your top sellers
Glad you enjoyed it
Matt, I would love to see your take on a 2x4 high top chair. If it swivels that would be a big plus.
Thank you
Thanks
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can't wait to see the modernizing video.
Thank you
I love your videos; I also love the tee shirt!!!
Don't think I got my virtual fist-bump. Is that coming in the mail, or...
jk - Just found the channel and love it. Starting my own wood shop this month!
lol thank you 👊🏻
Never apologize for doing your best and growing. As far back as I can remember, your channel has never had any real video quality issues (ok, the occasional table vibration or camera crash, but those aren’t issues, they’re entertainment- call it comic relief). The important thing is we can hear you clearly AND what you’re saying is the stuff of success, not ego stroking or ever taking for granted that we know what you know. You hit the educational spot perfectly: not too elementary that grown men start to feel like kindergarten kids holding the restroom rope, but not so fast and superficial that we don’t learn anything at all. Perfect.
Question: what do I build until someone actually asks me for something? I really enjoy building furniture, but need something a bit quicker to produce to generate income while I’m building furniture… noodle boards? Corn hole sets? I dunno. Still working that out and hitting the big guy up for a little help. 😀🙏
Dude, what’s in that Christmas gift back there? Lol
It was a prop for the thumbnail to this video ua-cam.com/video/owS3uckKB7A/v-deo.html
Great content 👍
Thank you
Love the tips and transparency!
Thank you
Thank you
Would love to see you modernizing you stuff
Thank you
Yes, video on your furniture would be good.
Thank you
Love the "one bas". :)
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