I am a vegetable farmer that sells at farmers market. We do pretty good through mist of the year but in South Texas the summers are brutal and not much grows. I started making "smalls" and selling them from our booth and it has helped tremendously in keeping income coming g in and bills paid. Thank you for this series.
Hey Matthew Peech, I've watched a lot of your videos and you're an awesome guy! Unfortunately, I can't comment when I watch videos on my tv via Chrome Cast, unless I jump on my computer straight away. I can't find it now. I just want to say "Thank you very much for your inspirational words about believing in yourself!" I briefly cried after you said that. Then seconds later I laughed and said out loud, 'Thank you for being my therapist!' 😂 My mum died last year, she was 93. Most of my life I felt like no one believed in me but in 2013 she said she was sorry for trying to live her life through me and that she was proud of me. I'm doing this woodwork for her and myself, she would have loved doing woodwork too, but never had the chance. (It's a long story, too long for YT). Thank you for motivating and inspiring me! You're a great guy! 😍😎
Just a tip to help sell at places like farmer's markets: bring something to do. Have a small, simple project you can work on right there, at your booth. My grandma used to make purses (and other such bags). There was a guy who was always there, and he would make $400-$700 per hour, just whittling a small project. Other woodworkers would only make half or so of what he did, as they didn't have a small project. They'd bring a book or something.
Could you do a video on things you have tried that don't sell? I love seeing the positives and the wins but knowing about some of the losses and hard times would be interesting as well.
Great reminder for not reinventing the wheel. These large companies do the market research, thank you for the reminder as I continue to learn and build.
Im about ready to retire and i need a sidehustle and i love to work with wood. Got a bit crazy here in cali and decided to diy my flooring and painting and windows and bathroom faucets and cabinets. Just went you tube crazy and learned how to use saws, cut trim and so much more... i have a feeling that im going to be watching your site and getting a booth at the farmers market. Ill be in kentucky and they have some cool antique stores where you rent a space and sell your goods. That may be aomething i do for some extra funds. I dont have some of your tools and i may need to remedy that once i get some things made and sold. Thank you for making these and putting it out online. Im excited and cant wait to set up my shop and garage and house and enjoy my retirement.
I've made thousands on rugged rustic floors lol like you said it's the pitch because all I really do is destroy good wood and then smooth it up and the love it ,,looks like old cabin floors .
I swear, you have ruined youtube for me. You're the only guy I'll watch now😂😂 Your videos are always detailed, interesting, and informational. Not the usual "i saw this for sale and you can build it with wood"
I have been in my shop for about 5 minutes and 4 of that was to show my 14 year old where my dremel was so he could carve out a spoon. He's loving woodworking.
I scored a set of 16 full size bed slats at the Habitat Restore, for $8. Those slats are going to become serving trays to sell for the holidays. Thank you for teaching me how to earn a bit of cash with my woodworking. I have followed your advice and am making templates to keep quality high and increase speed to market. Please keep making these types of videos. You’re awesome!
@@victoriacharlesworth7099 You are a kindred spirit Victoria! Much success to you. I’d love to know what the trends are in the UK. The farmhouse trend is still alive and well here in the US.
Doors are cool. I removed an old set of garage doors for a customer, made and installed barn style cedar doors for them. I bought the cedar off the shelf at Lowes, milled them down on my Dewalt planer, put them together with glass for $6,500. I wish I could share the picture with you.
And that new water based epoxy will really bring the grain/distressed look out. And it’s durable and easy to clean. Made a floor standing bookshelf and people love it.
Thanks for sharing stuff like this. This is what America is about. Corporations have made people greedy and not want to share information on how to help others grow. God bless you friend.
I don't have Pottery Barn around my area but we have Hobby Lobby. The first time I went into Hobby Lobby I completely lost track of time because man they have way to much stuff to look through. So I am in the store and my phone rings. It's my wife and she asks me where I was and when I told her she said "do you realize that you have been there almost 2 hours". That is a true story, 100% I do picture frames and they have probably have over 300 and I know I killed some time looking
Every time I come across these videos I'm just blown away by how Murder Nova has harnessed the fear of drag racing and channeled it into woodworking! Goes to show life's about the pivot!
New subscriber here! Dude, you are the King. There's a guy here in the eastern part of N.C. that buys old tobacco barns and other outbuildings, then turns the wood into furniture. The name of his business? Reinbarnation! Brilliant!
Hey I recently found your channel while scrolling through UA-cam. I just wanted to say, you really got me inspired to make a business and start selling my products! I have been building things, doing construction, blowing glass, painting, anything mechanic wise and working with metal my whole life! I’ve always hated working for the man and slaving away at a job I ultimately hated. I saw one of your videos and decided to start my own business doing all the things I love doing most! I want you to know I appreciate your content and it made a huge difference in my life! Keep up the great work!
Newbie woodworker from the UK here Matthew, loving the inspiration. I made your planter box recently as my first project and my wife loves it, thank you for the videos keep them coming.
For the distressed look, I like to use a dark stain first and then cover the top with white. I use craft paint for the top coat because it dries FAST and you can use a dry brush technique to not over-apply the paint. Less sanding afterwards.
I do fencing jobs as a side hustle then I turn around and use the old fence boards to make many things like beds, barn doors, coffee tables and home decor to hang on walls
As someone who knows absolutely nothing about woodworking but really wanting to learn I LOVE your channel. Made my first shelving unit for my sons crystals so different partitions etc and tho not perfect ( told him it's rustic look 😉) I was pretty happy I took your advise and just gave it a go! So massive thank you I'm really enjoying learning from you.
Love the videos, I've built stuff for my wife, like a plant shelf and a spice rack, I am not a carpenter I was a military career man, I took wood shop in highschool and that's about the extent of my knowledge in wood working. I would love to make a little extra cash doing what you show and I enjoy building things anyway. Thank you for putting these videos together for the benefit of us neophytes.
most excellent info. i am just getting into smalls and trying tp make several different things... Lord only knows where it could lead... it's a hobby right now since i am disabled and stuck at home... very inspirational. thanks
I did the planter box but messed up on pocket holes on the wrong panels. I don't throw anything away. So I made another one. Sold two rectangle planter boxes for 85 bucks. Love watching this channel.
Thank you!!!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!! I can't begin to convey the benefits I've received from this channel!!!! Not only through your generosity but they way you pump us up with confidence and knowledge!!!! This channel is the only one I've subscribed to. Reason: YOU my friend!!!! Class act not many can follow!!!! 😎 Congratulations on the success thus far!
Thanks for all the great videos, I have found a good source of cheap old barn wood and have started making plans for the smalls and things I m going to make and sell. My son is excited to help as well.
I love working with wood and tools. Problem is, I only have the most basic tools. Circular saw, reciprocating saw, jig saw. Hammers screwdrivers ect. I see a lot of guys using table saws, planers, fancy Sanders ect. You get the point.that
Thats awesome!!! Yea if your doing this as a business it's about what the customer likes. Have you did the math to see if it would be cheaper to buy a 2x8 or 2x10 and cut your parts from that? Just a thought.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Even if your not doing it as a business, why pass up that kind ROI for an easy build. I would do them out of 2x3. $3.75/ea. In my area, v's $5 for a 2x4 still.
I really enjoy your take on the absurd markup on items by some retailers! You inspire & motivate your viewership with your common sense & desire to demystify how many products can be made! Thank you!
I've just recently found your channel and I love it!! As a kid I used to buy the country sampler and find things in them to reproduce for gifts. Now I do crafts for craft shows and special orders.
Every since I found your videos I get great creative ideas for my next project. I appreciate your woodworking skills and creativity, also a great business sense.
Have you tried a dark wood stain like Konami. And while it's still wet,paint over top the stain with a white or gray.and while it's still wet,take a paint scraper and apply a medium pressure, and drag the scraper with the grain. 💥 BOOM
we don't have a PB here in the uk.but their are some stores that sell items like that for a stupid price.but omg.the prices that PB charge are scandalous, it just goes to show, you don't need a mask to rob people.just a big store.thanks for all your info mate.its nice to know someone out there is looking out for the little guy.🖒
Howdy again Mr. Peech. I see your sound quality is better now. Loud and clear. Thanks. Just had to "Brag"....I just scored 50pcs of 6"x6' Cedar pickets from the Cull section at the Depot for less than a dollar a piece. Just did the math, I got them for $.91 cents each. I've roughly 300lf of Cedar now. Im stoked. Ain't nothing wrong with them either. And to think, I just went in to get some double-sided tape. But I always check the cull section while I'm there. Ya never know.
Your channel is actually very entertaining to watch and informationable. Most just show them starting a project and then the end result. Plus you give info on what to do and how to do it. I've watched alot of other channels on this but yours is the best I've seen so far. Keep up the good work and I'll keep watching. Have fun and stay safe.
Nothing to be sorry about mr. Peech. Its not your fault that there are people trying to use your good name and scam other people. Loving the videos and enjoying learning how to do new things with wood. Also the cabinet yiu did in black, you should have started with black and as you got closer to the hills you could have gone lighter. To make them stand out.
I ripped down a pallet and I was going to make a bench out of the top part, even cut the legs already but I could use it for the bench with the planters. That would be perfect.for my porch.
Had a good laugh when you said we see it a board with handles screwed on when others see a rustic serving tray 😆 it’s so true. I couldn’t believe the prices you said all of these items sell for at those commercial stores. Crazy expensive for what they really are.
Matthew - I love this series. It is really motivating me. I'm in the process of making several of the things you have shown in the series. Keep up the great work and motivating us all!
Chief, thank you for being seeiously awesome.. You are so getting good at this. You are like the woodworking motivator..heck, I am on the other end of the world, and I am making stuff you show me on you tube.. Thanks for the lessons
That garden tray would be a hit around here, my part of the county/surrounding counties is big on articulture, and it would be simple enough for me to do on my day off 🤔 I may just go invest in some material tomorrow xD
I like to keep the seasons in mind and perspective. Christmas, Spring, etc. Right now I'm thinking Halloween, I make little houses that I sell. I'm gonna make spooky houses!
Ahhhhh you noticed! I've never pointed it out just to see how many people know the artist and comment. Nice! I love me some Banksy! And the message behind this one.
Awesome Channel Bro. I've been out of the woodworking game for a few years, stuck abroad anad away from My workshop. You've reminded me of just how easy it can be to make "desirable" items that sell well. You've also reminded me
This was a good bouncing board. Came up with a cheap effective twist on decorative pumpkins made out of some scraps leftover from building the wife a storage head board. 👍
Congrats on your success and for sharing your experiences and knowledge with us! 105000 views on this video alone in a week and half is pretty impressive. Keep putting these videos out dude as its appreciated so much!
As far as recycling timber goes my neighbor had a new fence built and the old one was made from hardwood it looks absolutely knackered but I grabbed one length and ran it through the table saw just took off 5 mm it's bloody near perfect breaks my heart to think about how much timber is wasted so unnecessarily
I am a vegetable farmer that sells at farmers market. We do pretty good through mist of the year but in South Texas the summers are brutal and not much grows. I started making "smalls" and selling them from our booth and it has helped tremendously in keeping income coming g in and bills paid. Thank you for this series.
What part of South Texas are you in? I'm in Laredo.
@@Trekzinc Corpus Christi area
What are "smalls"?
@@t-bone9403 small projects that are quick and inexpensive to build
@@woodyriley2844 I'm in Houston and I have a brother near you in Three Rivers
Hey Matthew Peech, I've watched a lot of your videos and you're an awesome guy! Unfortunately, I can't comment when I watch videos on my tv via Chrome Cast, unless I jump on my computer straight away. I can't find it now. I just want to say "Thank you very much for your inspirational words about believing in yourself!" I briefly cried after you said that. Then seconds later I laughed and said out loud, 'Thank you for being my therapist!' 😂 My mum died last year, she was 93. Most of my life I felt like no one believed in me but in 2013 she said she was sorry for trying to live her life through me and that she was proud of me. I'm doing this woodwork for her and myself, she would have loved doing woodwork too, but never had the chance. (It's a long story, too long for YT). Thank you for motivating and inspiring me! You're a great guy! 😍😎
As a lady woodworker, you make things so much easier for me with your tips and how to videos! Thank you so much!
Good tip painting black under white and sanding at 120
Just a tip to help sell at places like farmer's markets: bring something to do. Have a small, simple project you can work on right there, at your booth. My grandma used to make purses (and other such bags). There was a guy who was always there, and he would make $400-$700 per hour, just whittling a small project. Other woodworkers would only make half or so of what he did, as they didn't have a small project. They'd bring a book or something.
Could you do a video on things you have tried that don't sell? I love seeing the positives and the wins but knowing about some of the losses and hard times would be interesting as well.
Great question!
I would love to see this too
I love this idea!!!
Great reminder for not reinventing the wheel. These large companies do the market research, thank you for the reminder as I continue to learn and build.
Im about ready to retire and i need a sidehustle and i love to work with wood. Got a bit crazy here in cali and decided to diy my flooring and painting and windows and bathroom faucets and cabinets. Just went you tube crazy and learned how to use saws, cut trim and so much more... i have a feeling that im going to be watching your site and getting a booth at the farmers market. Ill be in kentucky and they have some cool antique stores where you rent a space and sell your goods. That may be aomething i do for some extra funds. I dont have some of your tools and i may need to remedy that once i get some things made and sold. Thank you for making these and putting it out online. Im excited and cant wait to set up my shop and garage and house and enjoy my retirement.
I've made thousands on rugged rustic floors lol like you said it's the pitch because all I really do is destroy good wood and then smooth it up and the love it ,,looks like old cabin floors .
I swear, you have ruined youtube for me. You're the only guy I'll watch now😂😂
Your videos are always detailed, interesting, and informational. Not the usual "i saw this for sale and you can build it with wood"
I have been in my shop for about 5 minutes and 4 of that was to show my 14 year old where my dremel was so he could carve out a spoon. He's loving woodworking.
I scored a set of 16 full size bed slats at the Habitat Restore, for $8. Those slats are going to become serving trays to sell for the holidays. Thank you for teaching me how to earn a bit of cash with my woodworking. I have followed your advice and am making templates to keep quality high and increase speed to market. Please keep making these types of videos. You’re awesome!
Why Ty! And will do! Go get that money!
Sweet peas I agree 🙋♀️. Doing the same as much as poss in the UK. Wood prices are horrendous here and this fellas got me bursting with ideas! 🤯🤪😂
@@victoriacharlesworth7099 You are a kindred spirit Victoria! Much success to you. I’d love to know what the trends are in the UK. The farmhouse trend is still alive and well here in the US.
Such a good human.
Why Thank You...
Doors are cool. I removed an old set of garage doors for a customer, made and installed barn style cedar doors for them. I bought the cedar off the shelf at Lowes, milled them down on my Dewalt planer, put them together with glass for $6,500. I wish I could share the picture with you.
And that new water based epoxy will really bring the grain/distressed look out. And it’s durable and easy to clean. Made a floor standing bookshelf and people love it.
Thanks for sharing stuff like this. This is what America is about. Corporations have made people greedy and not want to share information on how to help others grow. God bless you friend.
I don't have Pottery Barn around my area but we have Hobby Lobby. The first time I went into Hobby Lobby I completely lost track of time because man they have way to much stuff to look through. So I am in the store and my phone rings. It's my wife and she asks me where I was and when I told her she said "do you realize that you have been there almost 2 hours". That is a true story, 100% I do picture frames and they have probably have over 300 and I know I killed some time looking
I make the crates at the end from scrap/left over flooring, lot's of patterns...
"keep the faith people and keep on keeping"
Every time I come across these videos I'm just blown away by how Murder Nova has harnessed the fear of drag racing and channeled it into woodworking! Goes to show life's about the pivot!
New subscriber here! Dude, you are the King. There's a guy here in the eastern part of N.C. that buys old tobacco barns and other outbuildings, then turns the wood into furniture. The name of his business? Reinbarnation! Brilliant!
Instant coffee can get that amber look too. Make it strong, wipe it on and then remove excess
Hey I recently found your channel while scrolling through UA-cam. I just wanted to say, you really got me inspired to make a business and start selling my products! I have been building things, doing construction, blowing glass, painting, anything mechanic wise and working with metal my whole life! I’ve always hated working for the man and slaving away at a job I ultimately hated. I saw one of your videos and decided to start my own business doing all the things I love doing most! I want you to know I appreciate your content and it made a huge difference in my life! Keep up the great work!
I get inspired every time I watch your videos, cheers
Newbie woodworker from the UK here Matthew, loving the inspiration. I made your planter box recently as my first project and my wife loves it, thank you for the videos keep them coming.
hey! same here, newbie from UK. would like to unite?
your videos are great. I'm building a shop for a close friend of mine that was paralyzed this past year. This will give him some great ideas.
For the distressed look, I like to use a dark stain first and then cover the top with white. I use craft paint for the top coat because it dries FAST and you can use a dry brush technique to not over-apply the paint. Less sanding afterwards.
I do fencing jobs as a side hustle then I turn around and use the old fence boards to make many things like beds, barn doors, coffee tables and home decor to hang on walls
Congratulations for reaching 200k, Matthew! With videos like yours I'm certain the sky's the limit. Thanks for the work you put into sharing with us.
Thanks Shawn! You guys are awesome!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking A Scammer keeps commenting on my post above. Don't know if you can do anything about it.
you are the best youtube influencer hands down, with every video you make me want to go out to the shop and build something
As someone who knows absolutely nothing about woodworking but really wanting to learn I LOVE your channel. Made my first shelving unit for my sons crystals so different partitions etc and tho not perfect ( told him it's rustic look 😉) I was pretty happy I took your advise and just gave it a go! So massive thank you I'm really enjoying learning from you.
Awesome! Thank you!
Hands down, you have become my favorite UA-cam channel!
Love the videos, I've built stuff for my wife, like a plant shelf and a spice rack, I am not a carpenter I was a military career man, I took wood shop in highschool and that's about the extent of my knowledge in wood working. I would love to make a little extra cash doing what you show and I enjoy building things anyway. Thank you for putting these videos together for the benefit of us neophytes.
I clicked on this channel because I needed some planters . Now I want to get into wood working and build some of these projects. Awesome channel !
most excellent info. i am just getting into smalls and trying tp make several different things... Lord only knows where it could lead... it's a hobby right now since i am disabled and stuck at home... very inspirational. thanks
I did the planter box but messed up on pocket holes on the wrong panels. I don't throw anything away. So I made another one. Sold two rectangle planter boxes for 85 bucks. Love watching this channel.
Thats awesome! And that "mess up" was just a cheap way for you to learn something. Keep killing it!
Thank you for your suggestions I’m sure they will help.
Thank you!!!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!!
I can't begin to convey the benefits I've received from this channel!!!! Not only through your generosity but they way you pump us up with confidence and knowledge!!!! This channel is the only one I've subscribed to.
Reason: YOU my friend!!!!
Class act not many can follow!!!! 😎
Congratulations on the success thus far!
This really means a lot to me. This is the exact reason I do this. Thank you so much for the support. And keep up the good work!
Thanks for all the great videos, I have found a good source of cheap old barn wood and have started making plans for the smalls and things I m going to make and sell. My son is excited to help as well.
The most useful video in the topic Ive seen.
I love working with wood and tools. Problem is, I only have the most basic tools. Circular saw, reciprocating saw, jig saw. Hammers screwdrivers ect. I see a lot of guys using table saws, planers, fancy Sanders ect. You get the point.that
Ashtrays and coasters will bring in alot of business
I make these blanket ladders out of 3 two by fours. They sell for 75.00!! Can’t believe it. I hate making them but people love them.
Thats awesome!!! Yea if your doing this as a business it's about what the customer likes. Have you did the math to see if it would be cheaper to buy a 2x8 or 2x10 and cut your parts from that? Just a thought.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Even if your not doing it as a business, why pass up that kind ROI for an easy build. I would do them out of 2x3. $3.75/ea. In my area, v's $5 for a 2x4 still.
I'm all over your videos! Thanks!
Thank You from Puerto Rico.
I really enjoy your take on the absurd markup on items by some retailers! You inspire & motivate your viewership with your common sense & desire to demystify how many products can be made! Thank you!
Congratulations my friend. You are the best! I only see good things to come for this community you have established! Thank you!
Congrats Matthew. You're really inspiring allot of people to try something. I appreciate your honesty, and guidance you give us.
got hundreds of pallets to work with, have to start somewhere. Great ideas!!!
Those projects behind you are amazing
Thank you so much for taking time to show and teach us how to make money doing what we love!!
No worries! We tend to make things harder than they are. I know I sure did.
I've just recently found your channel and I love it!! As a kid I used to buy the country sampler and find things in them to reproduce for gifts. Now I do crafts for craft shows and special orders.
Every since I found your videos I get great creative ideas for my next project. I appreciate your woodworking skills and creativity, also a great business sense.
You are worth so much more. Love your channel. Your are quite an inspiration. Great motivator and grounded fellow. Much respect ✊ 🇨🇦
Thanks for the ideas and the pep talk!
No worries! You want a real pep talk go check out some of my earlier videos. I get on a roll sometimes.
Have you tried a dark wood stain like Konami. And while it's still wet,paint over top the stain with a white or gray.and while it's still wet,take a paint scraper and apply a medium pressure, and drag the scraper with the grain. 💥 BOOM
I always enjoy your UA-cam videos. thank you for the education and share your thoughts
Thanks for sharing have a blessed day
Thanks, need to know where to sell. This is great. Need extra money and doing nothing else.
Awesome reaching 200K you deserve everyone of them love watching your video's.
Thank you for all your info and encouragement! Need this channel for sure
we don't have a PB here in the uk.but their are some stores that sell items like that for a stupid price.but omg.the prices that PB charge are scandalous, it just goes to show, you don't need a mask to rob people.just a big store.thanks for all your info mate.its nice to know someone out there is looking out for the little guy.🖒
Congratulations on surpassing 200K Matthew! Love the videos...keep 'em coming brother!
Will do Jay and TY!
thanks so much, I saw my cross on the brag board! my head is spinning with potential projects every video you put out.
These videos are brilliant. Thanks for taking the time to make and share :)
Congratulations on the continued growth and success Mr. Peech.. I love all of your content!
Thanks Mark!
Hi! From Croatia 🇭🇷
Howdy again Mr. Peech.
I see your sound quality is better now. Loud and clear. Thanks.
Just had to "Brag"....I just scored 50pcs of 6"x6' Cedar pickets from the Cull section at the Depot for less than a dollar a piece.
Just did the math, I got them for $.91 cents each. I've roughly 300lf of Cedar now. Im stoked. Ain't nothing wrong with them either.
And to think, I just went in to get some double-sided tape. But I always check the cull section while I'm there. Ya never know.
Your channel is actually very entertaining to watch and informationable. Most just show them starting a project and then the end result. Plus you give info on what to do and how to do it. I've watched alot of other channels on this but yours is the best I've seen so far. Keep up the good work and I'll keep watching. Have fun and stay safe.
How do i respond to you with a telegram?
That telegram stuff is a staff. I do not have an account and will not. Sorry Duane.
Nothing to be sorry about mr. Peech. Its not your fault that there are people trying to use your good name and scam other people. Loving the videos and enjoying learning how to do new things with wood. Also the cabinet yiu did in black, you should have started with black and as you got closer to the hills you could have gone lighter. To make them stand out.
WOW!!! What you are doing is amazing! I just found you tonight and SUBSCRIBED!!! Fabulous what your viewers have created and sent in to share!!👍😊
I ripped down a pallet and I was going to make a bench out of the top part, even cut the legs already but I could use it for the bench with the planters. That would be perfect.for my porch.
Nice!
Had a good laugh when you said we see it a board with handles screwed on when others see a rustic serving tray 😆 it’s so true. I couldn’t believe the prices you said all of these items sell for at those commercial stores. Crazy expensive for what they really are.
This is a very interesting channel. I don't do any woodworking -- I sew. But the concepts are broadly applicable.
Matthew - I love this series. It is really motivating me. I'm in the process of making several of the things you have shown in the series. Keep up the great work and motivating us all!
Will do! And TY!
Matt, your videos are all great. Great "small" projects....
You remind me so much of a younger Izzy Swan with your initiative and ideas. Holler out to a fellow Kentuckian.
I'll take that compliment. Izzy is really cool guy. KY rocks!
Congratulations on 200k, Cant wait to see your channel hit 1M.
Chief, thank you for being seeiously awesome.. You are so getting good at this. You are like the woodworking motivator..heck, I am on the other end of the world, and I am making stuff you show me on you tube.. Thanks for the lessons
That garden tray would be a hit around here, my part of the county/surrounding counties is big on articulture, and it would be simple enough for me to do on my day off 🤔 I may just go invest in some material tomorrow xD
It’s bizarre… that’s what makes life wonderful 🙏🏿🙏🏽🙏🏻…
I like to keep the seasons in mind and perspective. Christmas, Spring, etc. Right now I'm thinking Halloween, I make little houses that I sell. I'm gonna make spooky houses!
That Banksy piece 👀 ♥️
Ahhhhh you noticed! I've never pointed it out just to see how many people know the artist and comment. Nice! I love me some Banksy! And the message behind this one.
Everyone in my family is getting Modern Rustic Serving Trays for Xmas year.
Got your plans for small christmas tree. plans look great and easy to follow. Thank you
Awesome Channel Bro. I've been out of the woodworking game for a few years, stuck abroad anad away from My workshop. You've reminded me of just how easy it can be to make "desirable" items that sell well. You've also reminded me
Thank you for all these ideas. your videos are so cool. watch all the way from Northen California.
These are the best videos!!!!
I enjoy your smalls that sell vids as well as your other projects that sell vids. Thank you for the vids
Awesome, thank you!
The results are amazing
I'm going to try it
This was a good bouncing board.
Came up with a cheap effective twist on decorative pumpkins made out of some scraps leftover from building the wife a storage head board. 👍
Ohh WOW😲 !!!! Thankyou!!!😁
This is exciting news to start the day with
For anyone that doesn't get it😅 this is a scammer
I watched this while smoking a joint and I decided to play a game , only hit it when you blink , I only hit the joint 3 times in 14 minutes lol .
Dang... good thing I didn't get dust in my eye... bahahaha
Awesome advice. Can you speak to finishes that can be used for food-safe small projects vs finishes to avoid?
Nice!!! I love the planter bench idea!!
Yea! I saw that online and if you notice someone sent one like it to the brag board! Thats awesome.
Hope I'm not too late to get in on this action! Jumping in for some side money doing something I really enjoy! Thank you for the inspiration
Congrats on your success and for sharing your experiences and knowledge with us! 105000 views on this video alone in a week and half is pretty impressive. Keep putting these videos out dude as its appreciated so much!
Great Info as always..... 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 South Carolina Low Country 💙..
Thanks for the ideas! I've been looking for some small projects that can be shipped easily and fairly cheaply. You've given me several good ideas.
I love these ideas! I can't wait to get some more time to start making stuff! Thanks so much for the advice and inspiration!
As far as recycling timber goes my neighbor had a new fence built and the old one was made from hardwood it looks absolutely knackered but I grabbed one length and ran it through the table saw just took off 5 mm it's bloody near perfect breaks my heart to think about how much timber is wasted so unnecessarily
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