Woodworking Money Maker!!! How I made 2k in one day!!
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2022
- I made $2,300 in one day building this with a massive profit margin!!! Follow this channel for more videos on how to make money woodworking. It’s not as hard as you’ve been told. If I could make this much money on one project, you can too! If you like the content, be sure to smash the like and subscribe button. We have tons of content coming out which will help you build your woodworking business! Binge watch the content below and go check out our store for our latest merch!
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Way to get after it! A beautiful build with a very underrated species of wood. Really like all of the advice you pack into your videos, and absolutely love the comedic elements you throw in there!! Stoked to see your channel growing and gaining so much traction!!
Thanks!
Love the scene where you fall asleep sanding. I’ve felt that feeling before 😀
😆😆😆it's a drag! I've started listening to audible and it makes it way more bearable.
Beautiful table and benches. Wow!
Thanks so much!
Very nice! My mother in law has a cypress table a lot like this! Log was pulled from a swamp in Louisiana. Gorgeous wood
Oh cool! It makes for some pretty wood!
That is absolutely gorgeous. Great build great video
Thanks!
That's Beautiful I love it thank you so very much for the videos ..
Thanks! Appreciate the comment!
Gorgeous!
Thanks!
Looks amazing !
Thanks!
Beautiful grain. Nice job.
Thanks!
Ooohhh purrty 😍😍
Thanks!
Nice! I work with a lot of cypress. It’s such a pretty wood. I’ve been working with some we milled from a tree that Ida took down in terrebonne parish. We are making beautiful treasures from a pretty terrible tragedy.
Thanks! Ida was a monster, we had a tree fell on our house as well. We've been very lucky this year with no storms.
Man this is inspiring, excellent work! I’m in a make it or break it moment with woodworking, and this is really helping today.
Stick with it. If I can help in any way shoot me an email burnstock20@gmail.com. looking forward to seeing you succeed!
Andrew, you and I are both in that make it or break it situation. I felt this video really brought some much needed inspiration to my mindset. I’m new to this channel, and I’m thankful I stumbled across it a few days ago. Keep up the good work!
@@gregoryhupchick5942 Just keep building brotato, there’s a ton of helpful information out there, and when you find something that gives you the “inspirado” to keep going, grab it with both hands and march toward your goals. I can’t tell you how a couple of conversations since yesterday have changed my mindset, you can do it!!
@@gregoryhupchick5942 awesome!
Wow, you get really relaxed when you're sanding!
I LOVE the grain patterns on the top of that. Wonder if I can get some sunken coopress here in North GA
😂😂😂😂I love Georgia! I may personally deliver the Domino to ya if that's where you're at!
@@burnstockwoodworking If you're going to come all the way here, we should build something! 😲
@@jeffb5858 yep let's do it
Jeff, What part of N Ga? I am in Social Circle, work downtown Atlanta. I can come steal some of the sunken cypress from you.. LOL
Nice table never worked with cypress let alone sinker cypress used to hear about it allot back in the days when axemen used be on the telly there was a guy down in Louisiana somewhere that went after it all the time.(I digress) project looks wicked am working on few coffee tables right now one in elm and 1 in chesnut and oh man do they look pretty. 🏴👍👏
It's aggravating to work with because it's soft and splinters easy but it's pretty wood. Thanks!
@@burnstockwoodworking would be nice to try working with. Maybe one day I'll manage get some over here. 🏴👍
@@michaelwillson6847 honest truth, I hate working with cypress. It's very soft and splinters very easily. It's pretty but aggravating to work with. Consider yourself blessed 😆
@@burnstockwoodworking well maybe I'll stay away then. Just wish I had the chance to work with some the stuff u guys seem to have in abundance over there, maple walnut mapa white oak red oak etc. We have generally 5 kinds wood that are readily available from cheapest to most expensive poplar/sycamore beech birch ash and oak anything like cherry or ewe which is beautiful costs allot talking for slab cherry 2inch thick by like 8ft and arround 18-24inch wide can be upwards of £200-250+($325-400) walnut and maple ave only come across once and they were more than that. 🏴👍
Another great video buddy! Thanks for making stickers! On my way over to buy some now! Keep it up man!!
Thanks Joe!
Where you located by the way? You should do an “about me “ video. Just a thought brother!
@@joelesko3267 I in Southeast Louisiana in Hammond/Ponchatoula. That's not a bad idea!
The prices of materials in US seem so much better than in 🇦🇺.
That may be, it depends on material type. Thanks for commenting from across the pond!
Have you ever tried Rubio mono coat?
I have used tung oil on projects before but I think Rubio does a better job and only takes up to 72hrs to cure.
I haven't yet but I want to. I keep forgetting to order it.
@@burnstockwoodworking I’ve used it twice.
Once on a cypress farmhouse style coffee table and one on a little round red oak side table for my grandmother.
It was really easy to apply and a little bit goes a long way.
And you only have to sand up to 150 grit. No falling asleep while sanding.
I think rubio is a great product. I built a table and delivered it to Georgia in March. The rubio was expensive but it was easy to apply and very easy to touch up.
Great overview video - thanks for the financial breakdown. 2 Questions: Did you get the Cyprus kiln dried? Did you use dominoes, dowels, or biscuits for the glue up?
Thanks! The cypress was bought from a local guy and is kiln dried. I don't use any of that for glue ups. If you have square edges you're golden. Biscuits, dowels, and dominoes in big glue ups like that only help in alignment. If you take your time in the milling you can do without all that.
Since the glue up was just 2 pieces he really doesnt need help with alignment. The biscuits or domino help with are really for alignment purposes so the table top lines up so you have less sanding.. I just built a table with 8 pieces of wood so I use the domino for alignments and it worked really well.
Great job! $126.25/hour - not amazing but awesome.
Thanks!
You need a mic to make your volume louder. Can't hear you.
I have one and it's on, it's just been difficult to find a decent mic for the phone. I'm on my 4th one at the moment. Thanks for the input though, I'll be sure to improve on that!
How think are the tabletop and benches? 4/4? 6/4? Other? Thanks. Beautiful build, by the way.
Tabletop was 6/4 and the benches were 8/4. Thanks!
@@burnstockwoodworking Very cool. Thanks!
I haven't worked with cypress yet. I just finished building an ash table this week for a client. It was 9' long and it was hard to get a good joint on my jointer. Do you get a glue up ready cut with the track saw? That would have saved me a day of jointing and handplaning.
I did get it glue up ready with the track saw. Saved a lot of time.
@@burnstockwoodworking thanks. Been considering one.
What makes you think that costumers don't try to find similar items in a beautiful showroom? Or order similar items from their personal woodworker? Why should I store these massive furniture if nobody ordered them? Don't you think that for the majority of hobbyists it would be better to focus on small personalized projects? Don't you have better ideas?
Free advice from years of experience. Take it or leave it. I am sharing info that has made me a lot of money between commissions.
"Guys" I'm triggered.
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Bruh! For real. It’s “ dudes”. Just kidding. I’m a chick. 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤
So you already had this ordered from a client? I was under the impression you built this and then put it up for sale or something. Still, great job.
Yep, already ordered from a new client.
@@burnstockwoodworking That's awesome! I'm hoping to grow my business to the point I get people contacting me. I wish you much success