Thank you! And yes, marketplace rewards certain niches so I usually stick to my tried and proven ones, but there’s something for everyone there :)

Thank you!

I wish! Unfortunately I filmed this all in portrait mode so I can’t make a full length video BUT I was thinking of using the same technique to make a pendant shade for some lighting, so I might have a video coming out soon about that 😉

Thank you :)

Thank youuuuu!

I wish I could tell you 😂 I basically just moved the mitre angle and made a few cuts until it looks good enough!

@@WorkWithWarren ok, i guess I'll have to tey it out until i get it right.

Also @WorkWithWarren :)

You better

I played around with further out but I didn’t want them right at the edge and anything closer in seemed like I had accidentally missed the chance for symmetry. I’m not in love with the look overall I just used the legs because they were free but I think I’d like to modify this a bit more at some point and change the look entirely (with new legs and placement). Stay tuned ;)

Oh so original, thanks for the engagement, every comment helps ❤

@@WorkWithWarren not all attention is good attention

Thanks so much!

Are you referring to the saw blade?

Rude

Thank you!

Thanks so much! For the square footage I got out of it the cost can’t really be beat. I would have spent $1200 if I bought the panels from wayfair 🤯

Thank you!

Thanks for the engagement, the algo appreciates it!

Much appreciated!

What a gross comment

I’m Canadian, that’s Canadian dollars, the nails were from a friend who borrowed my gun, the stain was left over from another project that I had priced into that (feel free to view my other videos), the clear sealer is included in the $80, and when I buy a new saw I will include that in the next video. Thanks for the engagement with my content! Keep it real :)

Holds up better outdoors!

Exactly my thought. When you cut pressure treated you’ll notice that most of the treatments didn’t penetrate all the way through the lumber. Your paint is doing all the heavy lifting. Not much is lost with PT though. Nice work overall.

Figured that might be the case, but since the local store didn’t have any cedar I wanted as much protection as possible, but hence why I went in with poly and a waterproofer to be safe

I already had the stain with the poly from a previous project and the waterproofer was only $20. If I need to change it in the future I will for sure use a paint :)

Thanks! I’m happy with the result so far! DIY is never a guarantee so when it works out I’ll always take the win 😂

I hear that. If it were one cut I would, but I made over 400 cuts this way and I only had one kickback of a few inches, and as you can see I am off to the side. If I had to readjust the fence every cut it would have taken days just to cut it down.

All engagement is good for the algo ;)

Renter friendly, but I’m always open to more options!

Haha I was thinking the same thing 😂 but thank you very much! I appreciate it :) I’m also on insta with the same handle and show more progress stuff in my stories too if you’re interested

Yes agreed. They weren’t as bad irl, the colour got distorted by the camera a bit but they definitely weren’t as eye catching as the yellow ones!

Thanks!

Thanks for the tip! I get what you mean, learning as I go!

Came here for the same comment. Keep up the good work!

Thank you!

Thanks

Thanks! I loved the end result, but just a lot of work 😂

What I didn’t have time to go over in the 1 minute video is how many issues this project caused me, and how badly I just wanted to get it out of my garage so I didn’t need to deal with it. I sold it in an hour and had dozens of people message me, so it was definitely priced too low but I just needed it gone 😂

@@WorkWithWarren agree ...ive done the same ...when it causes problems you feel like smashing it to pieces ...great job though

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

The skirt gives the chair a traditional look, when the skirt is removed it has a mid century modern profile. MCM sells for a lot more than traditional does on FB marketplace, so I thought it would be worth the risk (as I’ve sold other chairs that had some poorly finished upholstery under the skirting) to see if they’d sell even with the odd framing style. Someone reached out to me and told me they’ve sold several with this issue, so we’ll see! Follow me on insta, same handle, if you want to see what I sell them for, I’ll do an update there :)