3 Easy Woodworking Projects That Sell Fast

[@RobSchmidt7]

I absolutely love that you show the mess ups and all the honesty in your build. It makes me feel better and realize that it's ok to make mistakes in my learning.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement. I felt the same way watching other woodworkers that never make mistakes in their videos.

[@mikamajlund3622]

Yes he is as a regular person, not a olympic god.👍 I like it to its honest

[@gingerburden3356]

I've been woodworking a long time and I like watching woodworking videos. Some of them are pretty pretentious and seem as if they just want to show off their power tools. Your videos are honest, fun, and actually informative. Thanks!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate the support!

[@larrysimmons7084]

Dude, once again you never fail to deliver. I just got over Covid and my sides are sore from coughing, and now they are sore again from laughing, thank you. Really looking forward to that knitting channel because I know nothing about knitting. Good projects, well explained. Mostly though your humor is what keeps me coming back. As always, thank you.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you brother, I really appreciate your encouraging comments. You are a real one as the kids say! 😂 Ill probably be better at knitting than the woodworking! 😂

[@Tboyhoot777]

I'm 75 y. o. retired muscian ..... so I guess I'll subscribe. Video was very enjoyable like learning a new 3 chord song ..... thanks. (sorry, meds just kicked in)

[@jascogoods]

😂 Hopefully you don't unsubscribe when the meds wear off! 😂😂 Thanks for the comment and the laugh!

[@josef9001]

This is the 1st video of yours I've seen and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very real. No crazy ass expensive equipment, funny, creative, good explanation, getting results. I totally dig it.

[@ninabooker2904]

Me too. Totally agree. Good wood working content, bonus humor. Subscribed for more of the same. TYVM ❤

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the encouraging comment!! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I

[@jascogoods]

Thank you! 🙏

[@Stickman7.9]

Opening your garage and the kids had me rolling,, and the fact ive never laughed watching a project video b4 so now you gained a new subscriber... thanks Nevada... Texas out...

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 I am glad I made you laugh! I like to keep it light and fun. glad to have you aboard for the ride!! thank you for the sub and the comment!

[@renee1741]

Love your sense of humor 🤪😜

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the love and the comment!

[@jeff2101]

1st, I love that you show your mess ups. We all do it and it's nice to see that we're not all perfect and your sense of humor is on point. These are great ideas for simple projects. I love to build stuff but I'm always afraid to sell. I don't know what to charge and never think my stuff is good enough. I love the light idea and if it has a USB power option I would drill a small hole and run the wire down the inside of the wall to a plug below. Thanks for sharing!!

[@jascogoods]

I used to think the same thing until i started looking around etsy and seeing what some people were charging for stuff I could make. i think people like the hand made look as apposed to a factory looking piece. You should give it a shot. Etsy is free and its only 20 cents to list a product.

[@MerryEverson]

Stripes look good, really sets the black off.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, i appreciate the input!

[@ptg4n6]

The contrast between the flat stock and the accent groove really adds to the aesthetics of the piece. Great job.!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, i appreciate the comment!

[@Bark-to-Bed-Woodworking]

👏 Standing ovation for the comedy and the projects, you are the only knitting channel I would follow😂😂 cause that would be hilarious

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouragement and positivity! I would probably be better at knitting!! 😂😂

[@natandelgado398]

Over the years, I've developed a keen eye for measurement. Sometimes, I can confidently estimate without needing squares or tape measures. I have immense respect for individuals who possess this skill 💪🏼

[@jascogoods]

I get it sometimes and other times I am way off! 😂 But i too respect the skill.

[@RobertOliver-i8g]

Fantastic video! These 3 woodworking projects are not only simple to make but also perfect for anyone looking to turn their hobby into profit. Great tips and clear instructions-can't wait to try them out! Hovorka Easy Peasy Method ebook was incredibly helpful to me when I was just starting out!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, i will have to check that book out.

[@carljones5284]

Your Harlarious, laughter is a good healer. Thank u

[@jascogoods]

Thank you! I appreciate you saying that. Laughter is indeed the best medicine!

[@KeithOlson]

The 'Depend' ad popping up in the lower left at [6:20] was the best ad placement I've seen this year!

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 I think you are the first to notice it!!

[@Lady_of_Ishpeming]

The pinstripe gave it a classy look. I'm positive your video is the first one I have seen present it. I love the light bar idea ❤

[@jascogoods]

thank you, I try to do things a little different but its hard because there ore so many great DIY videos on KZbin. Thanks for your comment.

[@zigz9919]

Im just getting started. Wife wanted a blanket ladder so i decided to attempt to make it myself and i was shocked at how good it came out im here looking for ideas and these look amazing im going to givr them a shot!!

[@jascogoods]

That's awesome, welcome to the best hobby in the world!! OK i might be biased! 😂 good luck and please let me know how they come out.

[@Bernardgrubb]

I would love to see you build a workbench. I'm sure it would be entertaining...I look forward to all your videos. I like the pinstripe, it's different.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouraging comment. I will probably do a workbench build when I figure out a way to make the dog holes and space them right. in other words It may be a while 😂😂

[@prmskeepr]

The WEN sander is perfect!!

[@flossie8839]

Yes make a workbench! Very funny but great information!

[@jascogoods]

I will definitely make a workbench really soon. thank you for the comment.

[@FranktheDachshund]

The decorative pool noodle is a nice touch. Great video, thank you for posting.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching and the comment!

[@apelayo87]

Ain’t nothing better than throwing on some 2 live crew under candlelight haha. Keep up the great work.

[@jascogoods]

It screams romance!! 😂😂😂

[@apelayo87]

@ just want to say thanks for giving me the confidence to start my own woodworking side hustle, been making things for the home for years and have a ton of tools but was always nervous to sell my stuff, thanks to you I have the confidence to do it. Thanks again, keep up the great work and please know that you make a difference.

[@josef9001]

@apelayo87 been wanting to do the same thing. Been questioning it though. So many ideas so much material so little time

[@lessnyder6245]

I'm 74 year old, woodworking has been my hobby and passion for most of my life. I always find it interesting that no matter how old I get, I can always learn new things on this channel. Thanks for doing what you do, I found your video quite enjoyable. Oh BTW when cutting keyhole slots, if you first cut a straight slot the size of the smaller keyhole dia. then do the keyhole, you'll find the keyhole bit doesn't labor so much and will last much longer. Also when using oil based finishes there are a couple easy fixes for the air bubbles, one thin the varnish, two, using a lght touch tip off the varnish as you go. I personally haven't had that problem but you could also try to release the air bubbles with a heat gun. Not sure if it works on varnish but it works great on epoxy finishes. Have fun and best of luck!!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you brother, I really appreciate all the wisdom and advice you shared. I am humbled that you can learn anything from me. It was probably a what not to do! 😂😂 It is comforting to know you are still at it after all these years. I hope to be still at it too.

[@traehofgold]

Here cause u were in my recommended and I'm trying to learn about some woodworking. Subscribed cause ur a goof like me and not afraid to show ur screw-ups. Thank you sir!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the sub and the comment!

[@TeresaCristello]

I love that you show us your mess ups as you create such beautiful projects. This is my first visit to your channel , I really enjoyed it, thank you.

[@jascogoods]

I appreciate you checking out the channel, thanks for the kind words!

[@janisblack2183]

For staining I use lint free shop rags to rub in the stain. For clear coat I use cheap dollar store sponges that I usually cut with a pair of cheap kitchen scissors that fits the width of the wood that I’m staining. Then I just dispose of them when they dry up. No need for expensive toxic solvents to clean them.

[@jascogoods]

That's a great idea! I'll have to try using sponges for clear coat. Thank you for sharing i appreciate it.

[@MyqOMatic]

This is the first video of yours that I have seen. I had to subscribe right away. I had to watch it a few times because I was laughing too much and there’s great info. Thank you.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you brother, I appreciate the comment and the encouragement.

[@gailjohnson3544]

😅😂 I just love you humor in your videos. I love your simple and easy to understand projects. Thank you for sharing and teaching me ❤.

[@jascogoods]

No problem, Its comments of gratitude like yours that make it all worth the work it takes. Thank you.

[@corey6393]

That was a fun watch, thanks for the humor and including the mistakes instead of editing things to make it look perfect. Also, an old painter we used for many years to paint houses and finish our cabinets told me he only used water based poly for floors. In his words "it looks like a glazed donut". Ten years ago, I agreed with him. Now, the formulations are much, much better. I've had the chance to use both water and oil based poly over the last three decades, and the new water based stuff is pretty dam good. I still use oil for certain woods (Walnut, hickory, etc.) but with lighter and softer woods, the water stuff turns out great.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the comment and the info! I really like using the water based poly. It is much easier than the oil in my opinion and it cleans up easily. I just hear some people say not to use it over oil based stains so I always worry about the longevity of the finish. But so far I haven't noticed anything in any of the older stuff I have stained as long as I give the stain enough time to dry.

[@dragnmastr1]

Liking the striped look for the sconce.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you! I appreciate the comment!

[@jamesreynolds5555]

You hit the nail on the head so much stress in the world nice to take things in your stride and enjoy it !!!

[@jascogoods]

exactly, everyone is too stressed now a days. Thanks for the comment!

[@RobertLee-ni9ox]

LOVE IT. I HAVE A SHITLOAD OF TOOLS AND ITS ONLY BEEN A HOBBY BUT THINKING OF ACTUALLY TRYING TO TURN IT INTO A PROFIT AND THIS WAS INSPIRING

[@williambuckley1185]

Very good video and you always make me laugh. I think you are a naturally good entertainer. Good to see you include mistakes, makes us mortals feel like there is hope for us yet. Thanks for making these videos, always starts the day off well.

[@jascogoods]

Glad you like them! I really appreciate your uplifting comments they are great, thank you!

[@saschagrun8139]

You are a very sympathetic guy and your videos are a very nice source of inspiration for me! Thank you for that and greetings from Cologne

[@jascogoods]

Thank you I appreciate your very kind and encouraging comment. Welcome to my channel.

[@Yuki2501-yh4ik]

Thank you so much for showing your mistakes! As a rookie I make these mistakes all the time, and it's encouraging to know that even the pros make mistakes so I'm not worthless as a woodworker. Thanks again, and keep up the wood work! (see what I did there? 😁)

[@jascogoods]

Very clever you are!! 😂😂😂 I am touched by this comment because you called me a pro!!! I am actually an amateur diyer at best but I really appreciate the complement!! But you are right even the pros make mistakes, if you stop making mistakes then you stopped pushing yourself to try new things! thank you for the comment.

[@franshenning5887]

I like what you do. We are not all professionals. So, show it like you make it!! Will try making the light. Looking good.

[@jascogoods]

I agree, thank you for the comment.

[@RusticWoodworks-d4x]

Great video man and it's nice to see a little humor. You asked for your suggestions on using polyurethane. I had an old man tell me once "It's not paint, so quit trying to put it on like it is." You apply polyurethane. Get a good natural hair brush and soak it in mineral spirits right before you use it. Let it sit in the thinner while you're getting your poly ready. Once you're ready bring it out so it's not dripping. Dip it in your polyurethane and start in the middle of your project and with the brush LAYING in your hand, at about a 25° angle, applying no pressure, drag it to the edge. The first coat of oil poly can be cut in about half. Basically the brush just carries the poly from the can to your surface. You don't brush it in like paint there's no need. Just work in one direction, from the center out, not back and forth. After you get it applied, leave it alone. Do everything else as you normally would, sanding between coats, etc. I hope this helps you. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate. Great video! P. S. If you want a better finish get rid of them foam brushes! You can find me on Facebook and send me a PM if you have more questions. Again, great video. Love the wall sconces.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the detailed explanation, I really appreciate it. Are you on Facebook with the same user name? I have a Jasco Goods page on Facebook too. I normally use the water based poly and the foam brush works good for that with no bubbles but I can see how it can be bad in the oil based. Again, thank you for the advice.

[@RusticWoodworks-d4x]

Yes sir! Chris Jones is my personal profile. Both pages have pictures of my family on it. I just started my business page so I'm still in the learning phase of that. Could use a little help on that front. Lol. Thanks for doing what you do

[@healthspins700]

I went ahead and subscribed because I have to say, watching you build stuff makes me feel really good about my own work. Thanks a lot!

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Thank you!

[@gwayne26]

I have that Wen sander and I absolutely love it!

[@TheKiltedKraut]

I agree! I have the same Wen 6524 sander and it's worth every penny. It's slightly smaller than the Ridgid version (old one not the new piece of crap Ridgid sells) but it's $100 less on the price. Also worth mentioning are the Wen 6502T belt and disc sander...and the Wen AT1305 thin belt end disc sander. Both of which are only about $100 each. So basically for $400 you can have all 3 sanders.

[@jimmydunn4707]

Ditto! Great versatile sander!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you guys for all the input. I appreciate it. I have a couple of tools I'm looking at for black Friday but I am not sure what one to get yet. I am waiting to see what has the best price.

[@shannonedwards8894]

First time watching. This is what I'm trying to start

[@ronthacker211]

Love mixing different stains. When the quart cans get down to the last inch or so, I pour it into a gallon can. That can probably has, at least, 10 different colors in it now. The final color kind of looks like a medium walnut.

[@jascogoods]

Interesting, I have never tried that. Thanks for the idea and the comment.

[@Jerid58]

I was scrolling through yesterday day and found your page and amazing projects. But your sense of humor kept me watching…..and in tears. 😂

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[@LoganTheLogMan]

The beginning of this video has more cutaways than an episode of Family Guy.

[@JerGon97]

Yea but he's more entertaining than family guy

[@jascogoods]

Is that a good or bad thing? 😂

[@jascogoods]

Thank you i appreciate that.

[@LoganTheLogMan]

@jascogoods I guess I left that statement a little ambiguous. Neither good or bad, my man. It was just something that popped into my head, and I had a little chuckle while watching your video. Odd, too, since I don't think I've watched an episode of Family Guy in over 15 years. Keep doing your thing, though! The other commenter up there is correct. Your video is entertaining.

[@stareeknight8839]

Cue cutaway to an episode episode of family guy using cutaways.

[@patrickfee5065]

I like the pin stripe look! and love the humor haha

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[@joemiller3208]

You stained in the grove!! I didn't see it until you pointed it out. Thanks. Now, I cant unsee it!

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Sorry!!

[@joec96]

Yes, do a work bench with dog holes. I need to build the same thing. I remember blue light specials: Hooded sweatshirt, slightly irregular, missing the head hole. Why did they go out of business??

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Good thing I am built slightly irregular!! I think I am going to start researching what to do to build the bench top like dog hole spacing and all that fun stuff. Then do a video on how to make it.

[@kanucklehead5467]

Dude I just found your videos, but I gotta say, this is a channel I could’ve and should’ve been watching for years. It’s so good 😅. The comic relief is perfect. Keep it up my guy. You’re doing great. And your tips and work are on point. Love em.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouraging comment.

[@fergieferg60]

Pinstripe is a nice touch$

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the input.

[@averageelectrician]

I subscribed for the open garage door heckling 😂 that cracked me up

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Thank you I appreciate the sub!!

[@CorbyQ]

2 Live Crew lolol. "Everybody say hey we want some __________"

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 their music is so romantic!!

[@msteen72]

Oh my goodness. I have never had so much fun watching a woodworking video. You are brilliant. Thank you ❤

[@jascogoods]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your encouraging comment!

[@Utoobhero]

For small table, I always go with three legs, never wobbles!

[@jascogoods]

That is excellent advice. I really thought about that when I was making the video but I had already used 4. I was even thinking that would have been great advice to give. Thank you for the comment.

[@edwardkellogg1284]

I came across your channel and thought it was filled with humor. When I stain pine, i use a pre conditioner. This avoids any botching in the wood. Im not a big fan of water-based polyurethane. I use an oil based with a foam brush. After the first coat dries, i sand it lightly and put on another coat. To get any bubbles out, brush out the area very lightly. You may have a few but will disappear when drying.

[@danderth]

You make me laugh so much that I now laugh at jokes you don't make in your videos.

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Thank you I appreciate that! I don't understand what you mean by jokes I don't make though!! 😂😂😂

[@danderth]

@jascogoods just as an example, when you say, "bench cookies" I already start laughing because I expect you to make a joke about liking cookies. So I'm laughing at jokes you didn't even capitalize on, lol.

[@KeithOlson]

@@jascogoods You should paint your bench cookies beige, make small brown dots on them, and then never explain why. Those of us who get it will always love your 'chocolate chip bench cookies'. :grin:

[@b4rt3k25]

Recently got into woodworking, glad i came across your channel today. Great stuff and appreciate the humor lol

[@jascogoods]

Thank you brother, i am glad you found me too. i appreciate the comment.

[@andrewvaldez5340]

Pinstripe sets it off 👍👍👍

[@jascogoods]

thank you!

[@tayaandanthonywest6959]

Just found your channel and I love it. I haven’t laughed out loud at very many woodworking videos. Much more realistic than the typical, now I’m going to use the CNC crap. Very relatable. I’ve subscribed and look forward to many more entertaining videos. I rarely comment but enjoyed this one immensely so figured I’d let you know. Thanks!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate all the encouragement. I am glad you found my channel and enjoyed the videos. I want to get a CNC one day.

[@Justthemow]

0:20 bidenomics at work my friend

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 Not anymore!

[@conspiracytheories2429]

umm actually were still suffering from trumps administration and their price markups😊

[@billparr4439]

I like the stripes in it gives it the illusion of 3 boards

[@jascogoods]

thank you, i thought the same thing.

[@alanclarke2816]

I like the pin stripes. Nice work

[@jascogoods]

Thank you 🙏

[@todd4546]

OMG! Awesome sense of humor, had me laughing. Keep it up.

[@jascogoods]

Thanks brother, I appreciate the encouraging comment.

[@tinkertink6569]

I have the wen sander you were showing and I love mine. It is powerful and has not let me down. I have had mine for over a year and sanded a lot of stuff with it.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the input, i appreciate it. i was hoping one of them would be on a black Friday sale but no luck.

[@tinkertink6569]

@@jascogoods yw

[@checkfoldcallraise]

I like the pin stripes in the sconces. They would also look great solid so that’s a win/win if you offered both options. 👍🏼 👌🏼

[@jascogoods]

Thank you i appreciate that.

[@thepriesthoodmedia]

I usually grind the back of my scroll blades and make them thinner, to scroll around tight areas easier. Idk if that's something I should do, but it works for me!

[@jascogoods]

That is interesting, i think I would just bend them. 😂 but ill give it a try.

[@andrewvaldez5340]

For those 2 cut off corners where you used your chisel, next time try using a 1” vertical belt sander. It’s a good tool for small fine tuning. ✅✅✅ The pin stripe looks good 👍👍👍 Let the shelf overhang your bench when putting on the hanger.✅✅✅

[@jascogoods]

I have been wanting to get one of those 1" sanders from harbor freight. Thanks for the tips.

[@kaidoChess]

Never seen this channel. Bro you are hilarious !

[@jascogoods]

😂 Thank you, i appreciate the encouragement.

[@terrygage1914]

I have a when oscillating sander and so far I love it. I’ve had it for about 3 years and haven’t had a problem with it.

[@jascogoods]

That is great to hear!! I have had a few tools from that brand and have been pleased. Thanks for the info.

[@brenreviews]

I love that light bar, looks great. It's now on my to do list.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you I appreciate that.

[@lauramarshall6376]

I have that Wen sander. Love it. I also have a Wen drill press and planer. I love their stuff. Great quality at reasonable prices.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the input. I have a few wen things and i have to agree they are great for the price.

[@crisscristea4876]

Awesome projects once again!!! And thanks for the trip down memory lane with blue light specials & Benny Hill...LOL , they don't make shows like that anymore, anyone who doesn't know who he is needs to look it up.

[@jascogoods]

thank you I appreciate it. back in the 80s when I was a kid I used to stay up late at night and watch benny hill. He always had hot girls on the show! 😂😂😂

[@1toughmama]

I just bought the WEN bench top sander because I have all these great ideas!! Yep! It looks great in the box! 😂 seriously, I need to get it out and do something with it!! You inspired me!! 🎉

[@jascogoods]

😂😂😂 I actually have a few tools still in the box myself!! I got a little router table that I couldn't wait to get and now its still in the box a month later!! 😂 I'm glad its not just me! Thanks for the comment.

[@robertream6571]

If you were to take the needle nose, pliers, and hold that pin nail in the middle, you can get much better results. It works very well. Keep up the good work. Stay blessed and stay safe. ❤️🙏🏻📖🙏🏻❤️!!!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, i appreciate the tip and the blessing!

[@patriciavollkommer1692]

I like the sconce with the stripes. I do agree u are very fun to watch.

[@andrewvaldez5340]

You should’ve set the sconce face side down to make it easier for placement of the hanger. 👍👍👍

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouraging comment.

[@CruiseMonkeyGames]

Dados with your table saw and a sled. Easy peasy. And yes , hilarious. 😂

[@jascogoods]

I couldn't make a sled for the this table saw because I didn't have miter slots but i got a new table saw for Christmas and I just made a sled!!! Thanks for the comment.

[@blueblur1984]

I love my Grizzly oscillating spindle sander. Total game changer for finishing my charcuterie boards.

[@jascogoods]

Ill have to check them out. I haven't owned anything from Grizzly because the seem out of my budget range. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Cool woodworks. The hunk of wood hanging on the wall with light s behind it was part of why I subscribed. But the humor. That turned the page. Enjoyed the video...and the laughs.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you I really appreciate the sub and the comment. I have to substitute woodworking skills with humor. 😂

[@danielhanawalt4998]

@@jascogoods No substitutes. Just good woodworking and humor. Enjoyed.

[@annwithoutane9432]

All great projects, I really like the small projects during stressful times too! They’re fun and relaxing. Really love that light! Nice job!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the comment. Woodworking is really good for relieving stress in my opinion anyways.

[@oldhess]

Got a like and sub from me. I appreciate the sense of humor, the process and sharing when you make the boneheaded mistakes we all make from time to time!

[@jascogoods]

I am glad you enjoyed the video, I appreciate the comment!

[@FreeCon01]

This video is great. Gives me This old Tony vibes

[@jascogoods]

Thank you. What is this old Tony ?😂

[@davidharnett5640]

Good job like the pin stripes. Good idea to drill a shallow socket with forstener bit under wall fasteners - helps to allow shelves etc to lay flatter against wall. Dave 🇦🇺

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it.

[@ScottMcKay-y2b]

Stripes look good. Thanks for making these videos!

[@jascogoods]

no problem, thank you for the comment.

[@kingstonart]

This was a fun video, thanks, I needed to chill a bit. The bending saw blade just means you’re pushing too hard. Let the blade do the cutting, don’t rush it. And you’re right that skinny blades mean more precision.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback and tips!

[@reason121705]

I think you should have carried the pin stripe groove across the front and under the shelf of the wall sconce. But it looked good overall. Fun video, love your sense of humor.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, i appreciate that!! I thought about that when i was editing the video.

[@sheilanicol890]

😂 I'm an older-than-dirt female, frst time watcher. I couldnt help but chuckle at your banter. You could be a stand-up comedian. Q-tips ! ? ! LOL

[@jascogoods]

You are not older than dirt!! 😂😂😂 only God was here before the dirt! lol Thank you so much for the comment and the laugh!

[@JayCreatesWoodworks]

Love that wall sconce shelf in black with the pin stripes.. It's now on the list to make... Thanks!

[@jascogoods]

thank you brother, I appreciate the comment.

[@jascogoods]

I just subscribed to your channel. My name is Jay too, well Jason but a lot of my family calls me Jay.

[@JayCreatesWoodworks]

@@jascogoods My name is Jason and most people call me Jay so I went with it! Thanks for the sub.

[@davidjefferds8532]

Love the pin strip.

[@melinda5777]

Loved the lighted wall board, lol! 1st time seeing one of your videos. Like your comedic attitude! SUBSCRIBED !!😊😊

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouragement and the sub!

[@mikamajlund3622]

Its intresting to follow your projects bacause you got tools as a normal person 👍

[@jascogoods]

I am trying to get more 😂 but i don't want to make people feel like they cant do the stuff i am doing.

[@malcolmbacon7892]

like the humor the projects and the fact you don't mind showing the mistakes

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment. I watch a lot of woodworking videos and I always think "how are these guys not messing up like me". So I wanted to make sure I show the mistakes for other beginners to see that mistakes are a part of woodworking especially when you are just learning.

[@Glen-r2j]

I've seen other videos where bubbles were a issue and the solution they used was applying heat to the surface of what they were working with. The tool they mostly accomplished this task was using a simple hair dryer. I think the hot air pops all the bubbles. Hope this suggestion helps. A fellow cyber friend, Me southern AZ.

[@jascogoods]

I have a heat gun maybe i will give it a try. I know they do it with epoxy so maybe it will help. Thanks for the advice i appreciate it. We are practically neighbors since you are in Arizona! 😂

[@AalesundTrooper]

When you opened the garage door? You got me off guard there man🤣 I like your video because you dont try to be a pro. You use what you have and learn as you go. This is how you get better guys. Just dont do any foolish with powertools🤣 And that lamp stand wall thing? I like that. That was nice👍👍👍

[@jascogoods]

Thanks brother I appreciate the positivity. What I lack in woodworking skills I try to make up in humor. 😂😂😂

[@AalesundTrooper]

@@jascogoods if you want to be better, you will. If you don’t, you won’t. That’s how the cookie crumbles😄

[@dougplace2386]

Rigid sander works great! Had mine for about 5 years still works great. If you don't have a dust collector you need a shop vac.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you for the input. i was hoping to get one on a black Friday sale this year but they weren't on sale!

[@gretchen_needs_a_dog]

Highly entertaining and informative! Priceless!

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate that.

[@herbiebohrer8306]

I have that exact Wen sander & I really like it. Haven't had any problems with it. I'd definitely buy it again.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you I appreciate the info!

[@loribrodie1732]

Nice ideas. Great sense of humour, too.

[@jascogoods]

thank you I appreciate the encouragement.

[@ronaldperez2344]

thank you for being the way you are. had fun watching your videos. you made me laugh. props

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement!

[@DaveBillingsProperties]

Love my Rigid oscillating belt and spindle sander. It's a workhorse and, based on the reviews I read, I've read well worth the extra few bucks over the wen.

[@jascogoods]

That is really good to know! plus i think they have a great warranty on the ridged tools! I was hoping to get one for black Friday but sadly they weren't on sale!

[@supertruckerrolling]

You could even cut those notches out then round the top and corners, great idea on your part because home decor sells

[@jascogoods]

that's a great idea, thanks for the tip and the comment.

[@JimMoss-OGOAB]

The Wen sander is very good and won't break the bank. I've had mine for about a year and its never let me down. Cleaning build up on the belts using one of those gummy sticks - can't remember what they are called - when necessary gives a good belt life. Really like your first project. Simple but very stylish.

[@jascogoods]

Thank you, I appreciate the advice and the comment. I have those gummy sticks 😂 for my sander so I know what you are talking about. Just discovered them a few years ago and they are great.

[@jimgoliver8598]

Like the stripes Great projects thanks

[@jascogoods]

I am glad you liked the projects. Thanks!