Easy Beginner Projects you can build in 1 day!! Easy DIY Projects (Easy Woodworking projects)

These are three easy DIY woodworking projects you can build in one day! These are also easy to sell if you hit the market right! Free plans will be available on my website within the next few days, I will make a community post once complete and will update this description to say “Free plans now available”. If you want to be notified when the free plans become available, subscribe to my channel and hit the bell notification icon. We have tons of content coming out which will help you build your woodworking business!
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[@kentucker9450]

I like videos where you explain what you are doing and how you are doing it.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@bluewhisper3199]

I like the videos where you explain what you are doing and why. I think it gives your videos the personal touch.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great point, thank you!

[@ellenmcgrath8241]

I like it better when you explain what you are doing as you go along.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'll keep that in mind for sure, especially for critical steps

[@mannyoropeza9451]

I think all three have its time, place, or need on builds…. But you and your personality is what makes great videos… keep up the great work and videos

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks, glad ya like it!

[@craigfixthat2091]

I like when the videos are very detailed on how to do even down to how to get all the cuts done

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Agreed, thanks!

[@sneakyhippo8663]

I love 1 & 2 as they are more informative. Either I’m loving the fact of your channel growing and your progress. Keep it up and God bless you and your family!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! And you as well!

[@johnlagerstrom8620]

I like option #2, the owl house build, when your explaining (narrating) as you build. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome, thanks for the input!

[@fusties]

I do very much prefer the voice over, not least of all because I find you incredibly entertaining and funny. I love the tips you give, like the jointing tip. The accent is great as well, so greetings from beautiful New Zealand

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! First compliment ever on my accent so, much appreciated!

[@tomstone2322]

Been woodworking for a few years. Nice to see you doing build videos instead of all these short little clips

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I tried doing a few shorts and learned very quickly I don't have the stamina for that. I'm sticking with longform

[@jeffceriotti]

I think the voice over style is most helpful for me. It helps me hear and understand better. Thanks for asking. Great projects!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@adamsauls87]

Awesome as always! Option 2 with owl box is my humble vote

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@fredg451]

I like the 2nd style best I think, but actually like them all

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! Much appreciated input!

[@stewartg2101]

Hello, I prefer the 2nd vid. having a great running commentary detailing what you are doing as you are doing it works for me. Keep up the great work and hope to see more from you soon.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@chr0540]

2nd method is my preferred, but I enjoy the tips and techniques from all of your videos.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for the input! Highly appreciated!

[@ArmyVet76]

Love your videos. Love the humor.🙏🏼

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@davidknowles1711]

Yes i also prefer at least the running commentary. Great videos so far!

[@donnadibiase2316]

I like the information you provide during the build.

[@norastackhouse]

Styles...I prefer you talking while you're building. I like listening to your comments as you do the build. Keep up with the info cuz I'm a beginner and I appreciate you guiding me on your builds. There is one channel that builds great stuff but they never comment. Regardless of how magnificent I will CHANGE the channel cuz I like the interaction with the builder. I appreciate your free builds! Good luck to you.

[@justinbanks2380]

Great tip on making a straight edge! Now I have a reason to get a longer level

[@matthewcollingwood571]

Enjoyed both one and two due to more information. Great job Thankyou!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@justinbanks2380]

I don't mind the voice over, especially if it makes it easier for you. Still love the humor you bring to it, as you're annoyed by waiting on yourself, lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

You and I seem to be on the same wave length 😂😂

[@gilpincharles]

Keep up the good work. Just commenting to help the good ones trend.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@mitchelllovesart]

I like the layout of your shop. I am currently working out of one side of my two car garage and this layout looks like what I need to do. Thanks for the video.

[@maxrensel6829]

I enjoyed the second style best of the 3. But i enjoyed the videos where you talked and explained during the build. I think its more entertaining then just educational. Keep up the great work and your continued growth!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! I'm thinking voiceover is the way to go as well.

[@craigmcalister1791]

I do enjoy your insights along the way during a project. Very informative.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome, thank you!

[@anubin7625]

I'm a fan of a mixture of the types. Definitely voice over when there is a gotcha kind of step.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@barrylsmith1954]

Thanks for your content, it engages my mind!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Glad ya like it!

[@ryanclark670]

Thank you for the time you put in on this it's very helpful I just got into wood working my self and I love it

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Glad ya like it!

[@SheWhoWoodworks]

My dude, this video is an exponential improvement upon the last one I watched (a little while ago). I like the voice over style with good music during the pauses. But then again an ASMR vid with just tool sounds is pretty cool sometimes too lol. Definitely keep the sense of humor. Realized today that I hadn't subscribed. Glad the Almighty Algorithm recommended you again. Keep it goin 👍

[@burnstockwoodworking]

So glad you subbed! Thanks!

[@chuckfalgout9596]

I prefer the 2nd method, but enjoyed all three. I'm going to build some hexagon shelves this weekend, so may have to try the basket with the off cuts I have left.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Have fun with that! Thanks for the input!

[@brplatten1273]

I like the 1st style, but I do like all your videos

[@slayerhawk1972]

Great job. Might need to make an owl house. Loved the screws and minnie me moment.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂 glad ya liked it!

[@justinbanks2380]

Lol, that intro! And throwing a box of screws you know you're going to have to pick up, just for the sake of the gag, 👏👏

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂

[@DirtDiving77]

Thanks!!!

[@justinbanks2380]

Going back and rewatching your videos. And leaving comments becasue apparently that helps KZbins algorithms... 0:52 such a cool shot and yet waaaay closer than I'd like to ever be to one of those blades, 😂

[@STILLWILLPHOTO]

Next we need an awesome bee house

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great idea!

[@Unlawful88888]

I enjoy the first style.😊

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@eliseyoder9679]

I like the 2nd style build!!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for the input! I really appreciate it!

[@norastackhouse]

I just checked out another video the big birdhouse builds. Love the humor... "Come here.... you want to make some money?" Love it!

[@SciStuff]

It's nice to see that I'm not the only one who uses their mouth to hold screws and nails. Never tried them with salt though… Hmm. Good stuff as aways and Thank You! Please keep using all three styles of video. Keeps it fresh.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Salted screws are the way to go, they're just hard to find. Gotta get em made locally 😂😂

[@joehanika]

I am a fan of voice over. I listen more than I watch.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome, thank you for the input!

[@raycecil4643]

Hey. Nice video. THanks for the ideas.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks Ray!

[@Bluuuz]

I love all three styles but the voice-over style is the easiest to learn from for me, especially as you are pointing me at your website where I can pick up more details and plans. Love the humour, too. (UK, so spelling might vary!)

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Glad ya like it and voice over is the way of the Burnstock future

[@valhallamaker8356]

The second one is my favorite

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Oh cool, thanks for the input on it!

[@kimsharpzook461]

Good plan!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Good comment!

[@gsilcoful]

Thank you.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Very welcome!

[@camronmccutcheon2842]

My favorite building vids are video of the building with voiceover narration. I know that wasn't one of the 3 options, but I thought I'd throw it out there

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Nope, it counts! That's actually easier for me to do anyway and that tends to be my favorite as well. Thanks!

[@backgatefarm]

Thanks for the projects, especially like the cedar picket projects, I think a mix of editing is cool honestly

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Glad you like them!

[@shonscott1008]

Great video!! I love the owl house, I’d put a little quarter moon on the side :) ha. I, like some others like the voice over style. Shoot the video and voice it over as you go. Of course, I also lean towards do what is easier for you and gets the quality where you want it. Grow with your channel. Great content as always!!!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! The voiceover style seems to be the majority preferred and is actually the least labor intensive on my side. Win-win

[@iamwoltovskiy5177]

hey, youre creat amazing things

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful projects, dude! Fantastic work!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@chrisdye5916]

I like the info ones the best 1is what I'm use to when learning new things i just subscribe to your channel thanks for sharing your projects with us

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks and welcome to the channel!

[@hotmail11747]

The first style for sure bro- reason I liked and subscribed

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@danm8482]

I personally like the voice over videos but agree not the quiet ones

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Yea, I'm not a fan of the quiet ones either

[@FLScubaDvr]

I'll add to the voice over crowd. I will suggest better lighting for your videos. I know, comes with time. Was just putting it out there. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks, and yep I'm working on improving everything. An actual camera is my next step

[@valhallamaker8356]

Tite Bond 3 even works great in Louisiana weather! Lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

That's the ultimate test!

[@loritruebenbach6922]

Great videos and information i liked all 3. Looking forward to making the bathouse and owl box i to have voles

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks, glad ya like it!

[@Hefty54]

I enjoy the bat version as I am visual builder. I see it I can build it.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks and have fun!

[@tylerhebert8237]

Personal preference is quiet building. I can always jump to the explanation if I want answers at the beginning etc.

[@christianrobinson4526]

11:58 made me laugh out loud. You are nuts haha

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂 it took me about an hour to make that edit so I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@Borescoped]

I like the voice over style the best. Also, perhaps you could adjust down the music volume some? And as a suggestion for the lighting, swing by a big box store and pick up a few of those inexpensive clamp work lights and some good daylight LED bulbs to brighten up the workspace some, maybe even some of those light diffusers you see photographers use if they aren’t too busy expensive.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great ideas, thanks!

[@pazmaniaoh6341]

Voiceover is good, but that jam was great. Maybe a combo there

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I liked that music too!

[@rogersmith6752]

#2💯💯💯💯

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome, thanks!

[@jamesbailey7785]

Noticed you split anchoring types between Kreg & glue? Conversation during I believe benefits more. Best; Tom

[@justinburke3336]

Love your projects but I'm curious is how big is your shop I'm wanting to get started doing more projects and would like a recommendation on a starter shop w limited space

[@burnstockwoodworking]

My shop it 19' x 10'. I'd recommend to build as big as you can reasonably justify building. I'd love to build a 40' x 50' shop in the future, but this is working for now.

[@seanmcarthur6225]

Lol "unsalted screws" proceeds to throw box of screws at wall....subscribed lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆 🤣

[@thomasmays3065]

I prefer the 2nd style

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@williammetzger3206]

I don’t like 3 the other 2 are both fine thanks for the videos

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Same boat. I thought during editing that it was kinda decent to have no talking but it bored me as well. Lesson learned! Thanks for the input!

[@TomBodet556]

Love the bat box. Any guidance on how high up to put it and how to hang it? The pic with the plans looks like it's on a telephone pole hung with cord. Just wondering what your research found as the best options.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! I did hang it on my power pole but I screwed it in, it's not hanging by a cord. It's best to go 12 ft up or higher, on a pole, post or side of a building. Not in a tree die to easy access for predators. Also, in an area that gets at least 8 hrs of sunlight a day.

[@TomBodet556]

@@burnstockwoodworking Thanks for that. I'd have hung it in the trees thinking it was getting cover.... Now I gotta think up a place to put it.

[@brianrhoades8310]

In my case i don't mind either way. but it also depends on what info i might be looking for that will base my wants on.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for the input!

[@dcwsr]

I like anything without background music.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'm leaning that route as well.

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

Either 1 or 2. Would have liked more info on the #3 segment that I didn't get. I like some instruction/explanation.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Noted!

[@barryhalstead9299]

Love the videos. Been a subscriber for awhile on your channel. Where you from? I’m from West Virginia. Trying to get my feet wet and make some money from woodworking. Can’t work single dad of 4 kids I need some kinda income. Your videos have helped me a lot. Thanks for all you do. I for one appreciate your work

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! I have five myself so, I feel ya. I'm in southeast Louisiana.

[@jenniferunderwood3472]

❤

[@jimmyturner5589]

Love the builds, when you planed the pickets, how thin are you making them since they are not that thick to begin with?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I just skimmed the surfaces till they were clean in one side, went down to about 1/2"

[@jimmyturner5589]

@@burnstockwoodworking thanks just wondering.

[@justinbanks2380]

I made one of your basket caddy things (several actually) currently working on a figuring out how to make the handle swivel. As in transport and storing these, I know the handles would get knocked off😂 I was going to get some tung oil but it looks like you're using Hopes pure tung oil, but all I have that I can get locally (impatient and don't want to wait for delivery) is watco or minwax I know they have thinners in them and probably not food safe, but have you ever used either? How does it compare to pure?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I have used those and they work fine, it's just better if you can get the pure tung oil. I ordered off of amazon to get it.

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking gotcha. I looked at local prices vs pure online, and it's only a few dollars more for the pure. Guess I'll have to be patient, lol. How many coats do you usually use? And do you thin with a solvent like acetone/mineral spirits or turpentine?

[@davidhabener5767]

Here's an edit, 1. do the build. 2. Edit the voice over. 3. Edit, make cut in explanation, where extra details are needed. But just keep doing great projects, my opinion is your # 3 is best.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@fredg451]

what type of owl would use that to build in?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Screech owl. It's a smaller one. I'm gonna build a bigger one soon

[@handyman1310]

i hate those un-salted screws. lol. Can you suggest a good 10" blade that is flush cut?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂 I'm not sure on the 10" flush cut. Are you talking about a handsaw?

[@handyman1310]

@@burnstockwoodworking lol talking about 10" table saw blade where the teeth create a flat cut like a dado stack blade instead of the v groove, idk, at bottom of slot.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

@@handyman1310 ooohhhhh. A flat tooth blade. I had a forest flat tooth blade and loved it. Hit a few nails and destroyed the teeth. They're pricey ($135) but worth it. Lifetime sharpening for free from the company.

[@thomascostello5780]

I prefer to hear whats going on as its happening and have a cut list as reference. thx

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Got it!

[@earlb9386]

Anything but a silent build! I prefer the first style.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I agree!

[@louislandi938]

I prefer voice over too.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

As do i

[@thomasneu9162]

I think it’s cool, I never heard of an owl house. Is that just for for your part of the country

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I see em all over, I need to build a bigger one honestly. This one turned out to be way too small for regular sized owls.

[@llemusic1]

I liked the 3rd option the best, but it would be more informative and helpful if there was more of what/why you're doing something with it. I'm re-subscribing to give you another chance . I'm personally not a fan of the goofy stuff (unsalted screws?). I just feel that it's unnecessary and distracts from quality content. You do very good work in what looks like a tiny environment, and the non goofy parts are very helpful to someone like me who is just starting to get better and a lot more serious about making these projects. Keep up the good work, and rely on your skills to keep us entertained. It'll save on cleaning up at the very least. Just my opinion, others will probably disagree.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for the resub! In regards to the goofing off, that's just who I am and it's gotta stay. I appreciate your support and know that I do keep the goofing off to a minimum especially in comparison to what's actually going on in the form of ideas in my head. In any case, I hope you continue to enjoy the content and thanks for the comment.

[@dojifly]

Thanks for the "level on tablesaw fence" trick. Cheers

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I use it all the time, it's very handy to know. Thanks for commenting!

[@justinbanks2380]

Is KZbin having an issue? The only video quality it is giving me is 360p, I know your other videos are higher. (Since even cell phones don't shoot that low anymore). I only noticed as I was casting to my TV while eating lunch. But great video!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

The HD is still processing, it is annoying the crap outta me. It'll be complete in about another 20 minutes. I should've waited a little longer to post. My bad yo

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking oh, lol. I had no idea how KZbin did that on the backend. I thought you uploaded whatever quality you had and it created lower versions from it. 🤷‍♂️ I was definitely not complaining

[@burnstockwoodworking]

@@justinbanks2380 I was definitely complaining. I put about 40 hours into making a video and editing, upload it and publish only to find out youtube needs another hour to make it HD. Very annoying

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking That's understandable. It's weird that it would do the lower version first. As I'm assuming it is downscaling the file you upload to the lower versions, as I don't think it can really upscale a lower resolution video to a higher one very well. But definitely understand your frustration. Hang in there!

[@portaamber]

Prefer the "owl style " voice over. Also, whatchu mean IF your wife gets ahold of the basket? 😅❤

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆😆 she said the same thing about the basket

[@davedemo100]

Thank you buddy, you do nice work 👍

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Glad ya like it!

[@terrykimball368]

Could not find free plans....:(

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Burnstockdesign.com. Go to the plans tab, they're on the website in blog format

[@justinbanks2380]

12:04 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Took me quite a while to figure out how to do that 😆

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking well, I definitely appreciated it!

[@michaelwillson6847]

Nice video dude a prefer the commentary weather it be throught the build or voiceover the build but either way I'm still here Al still watch. They look good. Nice wee project as u say days build nice. Listen shoot me an email got big custom job am working on I'll talk u about. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😲

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks as always! I am so far behind on emails but I've been meaning to hit ya up.

[@michaelwillson6847]

@@burnstockwoodworking no worries man I'm flat oot the now working on 3 live edge tables and 6 benches kinda picnic style but live edge and got till next Friday to get it done!😬 I'll catch up soon though. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@frankrodriguez6424]

Why is your hand so close to blade every time??

[@rikbitter]

Hi algorithm. This is a comment.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Confirmed

[@markgaither5635]

I really like your videos but when you talk the volume is low then the music comes in blaring loud

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I know. It's getting in my last nerve as well. It's my phone. I've spent so much money on microphones and have just come to the point that I've got to save a little money to buy a camera. Thanks for bearing with me on this one!

[@markgaither5635]

@@burnstockwoodworking hey I'm not hating on you lol. I'm sure it is expensive getting started. I appreciate what you do

[@burnstockwoodworking]

@@markgaither5635 oh I know you weren't. I was hating / venting honestly. Thanks for commenting and for watching!

[@scottypofahl2727]

Voice over please

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Agreed!

[@meilyn22]

I am sure everyone has all these tools 😂😂

[@chrisusher7144]

Your glasses go to a glasses place you know the ones witha Dr. There. Wal up and say these are slipping can you fix them ! Ok fixed if to busy to go bend them like in half but a tinny bit not to muhh

[@frankemmite1666]

2 or 3, just no more 1 please.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Works for me because 1 style required the most work in editing!

[@pappythomas1804]

Much prefer the talk over while watching you do your work. Kill the music - it's not necessary and distracting.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'm in agreement, thanks for the comment!

[@mikemartin8764]

I enjoy all of your videos. Prefer you talking as you go.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks for the input!