One Picket - 3 Wooden Snowflakes - Make Money Woodworking

[@joshuaparson8103]

I bought the plans very detailed and easy to follow. As a Pastor I plan on building one of these for every family at church for a Christmas present this year.

[@teresalynnturner781]

Best woodshop teacher EVER! Not only are you easy to follow, you are encouraging too! Yes, I'm a lady woodworker!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you! We are a pretty awesome community!

[@russellstanley8100]

Just wanted to stop by and say thank you for this page. I’ve always wanted to get my boys involved in woodworking and they stumbled across your page and you have sparked their interest. They are building the snowflakes out of old fence pickets and are going to donate them to a thrift store, where the money from the sales will help shelter abandoned animals.

[@Princess_karen]

Good morning, thank you for all these instructions, I am 66 and struggling with debt, my husband has tools that I can learn to use and make these. I want to try this, maybe I can make some money and be able to afford groceries. Thank you so much

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You can do this!

[@paulasmith64]

You are bad ass. I love how you just get right to it. Most people spend way too much time talking about stuff I don't need to know. Perfect trainer for people who have no attention span. Lol Thank you

[@dmoehling]

This video was the bomb! Not only did you show how it was done…. But how to make money doing it. ❤

[@ryangambler5720]

Made my first snowflake last night :) wife loved it. A side note to those who may have a miter saw like me (maybe mine is just old) my miter saw does not move to a 50 degree angle - little disappointed at first but was able to move forward using the table saw guide bar and setting it to 50 degrees - set the rip fence to the desired width and was able to make quick repeatable diamonds. ***Matthew P. your doing great, love the channel by far my favorite woodworking channel to watch, keep it up you have many fans!

[@tomstewart7625]

I was having the same problem, and you gave me the answer. Thanks so much.

[@davidblacow234]

Had the same issue. Rigged up a fence on the 90 degree plan and used the 40 degree miter as the compliment is 50 degrees. However, this is not very repeatable and my diamonds did not turn out as perfect diamond. But for personal holiday décor, these will be great.

[@DanEaston-j7e]

Matt thanks for your time and personality to take time shows step to step how to make them snow flakes. /// I have order for 12 of large flakes 24 inches $$$

[@LizDishaw]

I love all of your videos. I am 72 and retired. I was looking for something simple to make for a Christmas craft show I participate in every year. These were so easy and turned out great. Looking forward to making other smalls from your videos. Thank you.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for watching!

[@daltonsweeney631]

You should be a motivational speaker!!!

[@haynerbass]

If you want a fast way to stain small bits, put them into a mess bag or a strainer of some sort (window screen) and dunk the whole bunch into the stain. BAM! you're done.

[@donmoroz5502]

Excellent vIdeo, excellent productions and excellent motivational talk at the end. I make rustic sleds for Christmas craft shows. Your last couple of videos have given me some ideas for some complimentary items to make and sell. Thanx for your presentations.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Good idea!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I’m glad to help!

[@christianackley7147]

Question- After you dunk the small parts into the stain with a strainer or whatever, do you still take the time to wipe off the excess stain?

[@ryanlocklear14]

@@christianackley7147 I would recommend

[@spignata]

Great video Matthew. The mental aspect is half the battle.

[@BobbyBiz]

So far I’m making pumpkins for Halloween and snowflakes for Christmas 😊 💰 💰 💰

[@victoriabecraft6166]

I love them! I just built one of your planter boxes today (for a Christmas tree). I was so easy with your list of parts in the description. Thank you so much. I am a 56-year-old woman who has NEVER built anything out of wood before your videos.

[@Marc-y8q]

made mine as 3 tone bright/light colors and they sold immediately, ty ty and tyuuuuuuu

[@MrGoatman07]

Thank you. The last two minutes meant the most to me.

[@aliciawilliams2996]

These are so awesome! Your encouragement for people throughout is great. I’m a mental health therapist and I can attest to the fact that it’s the negative self talk, not the ability or talent to do something, that keeps people from ever trying! Good word man!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks! I'm not a therapist... but I am a realist. The mind is a powerful thing... and you can choose to use that power for negative or positive things. Sometimes folks just need a lil reminder that we all go through rough patches and we are our worst critics... believe in yourself! I believe in everyone watching or I wouldn't work 14 hours a day 7 days a week doing this.

[@angelicag2042]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking ❤❤❤

[@johntiefel4248]

The more I watch your videos the more I respect and appreciate what you are doing. Thank You

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks so much for all the support.

[@kevinsloan3019]

These are awesome I've loved woodworking all my life worked with some true masters when it came to trim carpentry and small woodworking projects well it payed off I had built a tiny home a few yrs back but never got it finished in February of this yr there was a electrical short in a surge.protector and my house burned to the ground! My fellow firefighters had a fudraiser auction for help with materials well with the help of a couple of my fellow firemen I'm 56 and the youngest of the 3 guys that helped we totally rebuilt my 16x36 tiny home in less than 3 months and it looks wonderful found a ceder mill a few miles from my house and got really creative with the interior it was a intimidating project for sure! but the satisfaction of building it yourself is absolutely amazing!!! Thanks for what you do teaching others your craft!!! P.S. don't ever be afraid to attempt anything life throws at you!! God bless!!

[@Linda211]

I'm so glad you clarified "fence picket". Thanks, Matthew!

[@sashaoechsner5069]

Thank you for the pep talk at the end! I needed to hear that. I have been wanting to start but the I can’t talk has stopped me!

[@JeffGloverArts]

I'm not to the point of selling anything yet, but so far, EVERY one of your projects I've made gets a high rating from my wife (better than money). Thank you!

[@StillLivinginthewoods]

A ton of woodworking KZbinrs make these "Make Money" videos, but yours are the best by far. Honestly.

[@curt79warren]

I just wanna say thank you for all the videos. They have helped me so much in my adventures of woodworking. I just started this year and I’ve cleared almost $500

[@donproctor3445]

I've been watching your channel for a while now and my mind is overwhelmed with ideas. I have always been an outside-the-box thinker and creator. I'm a deck and screen porch builder with an endless supply of scrap wood and PVC products. I am powering up my first-ever wood shop this week and am still in the setup and design phase and tool collecting. I have to finish my own kitchen remodel first and then I will be balls to walls making stuff. I have some ideas for leftover 6in vinyl sleeves. as well as many other items. I was in the Imprinted sportswear business for a short 10 years before coming back to what I am best at so there are some crossover ideas I have. I wish I had some of that equipment. (vinyl cutters, heat presses, and such) The sky is the limit and you're truly only limited to your own time and desire to create. In my area, there is endless home-building communities and you can dumpster dive for material as well. It is unbelievable what they throw away.

[@creepermaniac8027]

That´s awesome man. Enjoy what you do! And good luck

[@jaimiebryan8844]

Thank you for the pep talk at the end. Love the snowflakes too. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Of course, I’m glad to do it.

[@Chelo367]

This guy teaches real and concise ways of making a living to anyone who will give him little over 15 minutes of their time... You blow my mind Matthew...

[@northernprepper6981]

As a mechanic by trade, woodworking has always been a passion of mine. Just a thanks for taking your time and effort to produce your videos, they have been an encouragement to step out in that direction. Well done.

[@deweyknight9093]

I'm new at woodworking but I love doing these builds, you break it down so it's easy to do. My wife loves all the things I've built so I guess I don't get extra money til she gets all her's built. (Or she runs out of room to put things.)

[@MyronTroxell]

Just spent 25 minutes to cut and make one. Awesome easy project. Thank you

[@wellsd1959]

You have inspired me Matthew!! I'm new to woodworking and have bought a bunch of gear. I'm fortunate to have family that owns a large antique/craft store. I'm going to make 36 of these along with other of your Christmas goodies and make some extra cash. In 3 years I hope to make enough cash to buy a paramotor trike so I can see the world from different perspective. Thank you for all these great ideas!!!

[@choprpilot76]

I swear your voice is the Bob Ross of woodworking.🤣🤣🤣 “such a happy little piece of wood, let’s glue and screw him right here, happy, happy, happy”. 😂

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Nothing but happy little mistakes lol

[@sharonhendricks9706]

I love what you do in the shop but I love even more what you say! You're so right....fear holds us back. My grandfather always said... Mr Can't NEVER Could....

[@simplyblessed7036]

I've started cutting parts out to make the snowflakes I hope to finish cutting, staining, gluing and nailing them this Friday

[@joecuddington3205]

I use the Axil ear plugs since I’m a LEO and figured they work on the range they would work for the shop. I love them because they don’t mess with my glasses and they are so comfy I forget I’m wearing them half the time. Running my table saw I can still hear my music playing.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Heck yea. Agree completely. Thats how I came to wear mine as well. Perfect for both!

[@cherylgooden7073]

We enjoy watching your videos thanks for sharing ❤🤗

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you

[@2tart]

Thank you Matthew. You are amazing!

[@christinesalvator1006]

I currently live in an apartment and can’t do woodworking. But I’m saving all your videos for when I retire and have access to a woodworking shop. You’re ideas are definitely going to add value and joy for the next season of my life. Thank you for your creative inspiration.

[@jetah50]

you cant move tools outside to make some cuts? that's what i do in my apartment!

[@wyssmaster]

It might take longer, but you could use hand tools if you have to work inside. You could also look for a maker space or something similar in your area; most cities have at least one or two.

[@thatguy7705]

You could rent one of the small storage units in an industrial area and work there if you have battery powered tools.

[@dave9621]

Thanks Matt! I made them and used AC glue instead of brads. Then i added fairy lights and people loved them. $2 each total!

[@kellyskinkis8909]

Matthew this is just awesome. I've just spent the last three days getting my workshop set up to use again after ignoring it all summer. I'm not the most creative guy but have a great background in many trades. I have 40 pickets and an equal amount of recycled crate wood. Today I'll be getting stain and next week will be batching out some of your ideas. In time I'll smooth the process. The key for my interest in your projects is how you break them down. Keep up the inspiring work!

[@MrTrecutter1]

Made mine today, took a few hours. I ripped all my boards from a scrap piece of 2×4 about 3ft long, cut the the diamonds, wings and mounting boards, white washed them in 2 different colors, made my template and then assembled. I don't think it will take me as long next time. 👍 👍 👍 . Next I'm going to make a couple dinner trays out of an old cedar log I've had laying around the house for about 6 years

[@jackm4707]

I made 6 of these for Christmas... the assembly doesn't take long but the white painting of all the small parts takes a bunch of time especially with multiple coats... the staining wasn't bad... I probably got 6 hrs into them.. the ppl I gave them to loved them so I guess that's all that matters

[@maltar5210]

I'm starting from scratch with my litte workshop`because I want to live of woodworking, this is great and Im going to try to do it. I did the spiral tree, was a little challenging cause Im still learning and I think it took me a litte longer that it should and did some mistakes. But its a learning curve. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@watcherdude1330]

Hello Matthew. Lar here from 🇨🇦. I love the “JUST POP OUT THAT GLUE BOOGER”. Made me damn near wet my pants. Nice ideas as usual. Truly appreciate all the work you go through making these videos. I bought myself a pair of the Axil headphones because I seen your review you did on them at the beginning of one of your videos. The best purchase I have made in a while. To all your viewers, don’t hesitate to purchase these Axil headphones, they work as good as Matthew says.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hey Lar! Well... I tend to make up a lot of my own names for things in the shop... must be the hillbilly in me. lmao. And I will only promote brands that I use and believe in. And Axil is one of them. Glad that you picked a set up!

[@RussThacher]

Just saw your video on tiktok and immediately came to KZbin to subscribe. I've been looking for something to do in my shop and these are perfect. Thank you for your guidance and sharing this cool project.

[@toyhudson2029]

Hi there Matthew. I trained as a toolmaker and as such I learned 2 things that has stayed with me for all my life. Making jigs and back engineering. If anyone likes the look of something my suggestion is get one and strip it down. Firstly you will see how it goes together and you will have the parts to make jigs from. Love your work and love your feed

[@bryanmartin8336]

At this point I feel like I just need to buy a pallet of fence pickets so they're dry and ready to go since you repeatedly bring new fun ideas for us to make. Sunday mornings are always a highlight when your videos drop.

[@foxmoulder7724]

1:20 look at the way he spider crawls with his finger's to feed the board without putting himself anywhere near the blade. Got some tablesaw skills.

[@dustbiter4018]

This was great. I always look forward to Sunday morning before church. Had a lot of orders for the spiral trees from 18" to 36". Now for snowflakes these are great. Thanks again for the great ideas. I stay in trouble because of you....

[@trainerdad]

Great video. Inspiring at the end as well. "The only people in this world who fail are those who never try." Keep up the good work.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Brian! And that's a motto a live by. "The only things that you know you can't do are the things you're too afraid to try"

[@trainerdad]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Another one is an ancient one. "He who says he can and he who says he can't are usually both right."

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I dig it!

[@Nowayjose-vd1wm]

Your words are true. I know this because I used to be able to work in my shop and produce. I was in an auto accident years ago and slowly but surely my minds ability to focus disappeared and now I have a shop full of toys and can not focus long enough to use them. LOL I laugh but I tell ya it is probably one of the most frustrating hurdles in my life. I keep coming back to this channel because he has a way of "calming" that and allows me to feel like I can still do it... I have not done it yet but the inspiration is nice.

[@jamesstubbs7222]

@@Nowayjose-vd1wm you will never know until you go and try. Maybe it takes you longer to build something but so what. When Matthew puts up these video's I am like ok so it took him 10 minutes then I am looking at closer to 30 or 40 minutes, as i don't have a shop to work out of just my little shed i keep everything in. So I have to pull everything out as i need it. I have a little 10x10 concrete pad i work at in front of my shed. If it is bad weather then nope not going to be doing anything lol. So go and give it a try man. And don't forget to let us know how you did. In the immortal words of the crazy guy( Rob Schneider) from Water Boy..... YOU CAN DO IT,

[@bbtg]

❤ I am really impressed with your handymanship 🎉

[@renaissancewomanfarm9175]

It seems to me that it would work well to make the vertical snow flake arm extend longer to fit into a stand so it could fit on a mantel. Then, since it is getting a prominent display area, you could also put a little silver leaf on it to make it really upscale. If made from something like balsa wood, it could even be a tree topper. Thanks for the inspiration,

[@DanShirley]

You're doing God's work out here. Blessings to you good sir.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank You!

[@dougbeaver3926]

made a dozen of these sold at chirstmas craft show they sold like hot cakes display only four of them had eight more in a tote while getting more out of tote customers were grabbing them out of my hands will be making more of these had fun making Thank You

[@wendywallace3293]

how much did u charge

[@dougbeaver3926]

@ten dollars

[@sheilamartin880]

I need to acquire some tools, glue, stain/dye etc over this winter but I have all your videos saved to my "woodworking" playlist to start building in the spring with all the palates and scrap wood I've been acquiring from the free list on my local buy, sell, trade, sites. I am disabled and needing to supplement my tiny income and you have opened the flood gates of ideas for me with what to do to actually make some money with all this wood without killing myself on large cumbersome projects. Thank you for making these videos, they are truly helpful and inspiring.

[@jetah50]

someone suggested a Makerspace (a location setup with tools), see if one is in your area and use it if you're able to. If i had to pick 1 tool to buy to get started, it'd be the jig saw. with it you can rip boards (long way, usually with the grain) and cross cut, you can cut circles and other odd shapes. best with all tools is to get a really straight board (or long level) so you can make a guide to put the jig saw against to always cut straight.

[@sheilamartin880]

@@jetah50 thank you for the advice. All tips are welcome. A jig saw is one of the first tools on my list. I have some woodworking skills learned from hobby building with my father and shop class in school and I was really good at it but have never really had the space of my own to do it. Now the house I moved into has an unfinished "laundry room" that is the biggest room in the house that already has a workbench set up in it with some jigs the previous renter left behind. I don't have a way to haul everything back and forth to a Makerspace though as I don't drive and I also have to be able to work at my own pace and take frequent breaks because of my disability so I don't think that would be ideal for me but it may work out for someone else that reads this and is looking for the space. Once again thank you for the tips.

[@Godofantz]

That stand up tree actually gave me an idea to make ornaments out of some random wood scrap.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome! Send them to the brag board if you’d like to share.

[@redshift7849]

Just sold 6 of these in the first week! You the man

[@sherylreed1196]

Love these snowflakes and I am going to give it a whirl. I am thinking great idea for Christmas gifts as I said this year I will be doing handmade gifts.

[@adamdjd7882]

You're a legend mate! Just left the hardware store, was about to buy some dressed pine for $14. Remembered to go check out the fence pickets! Bought the same thing for $4 keep it up buddy, love your videos

[@jimmyhand1259]

I wouldn't pay that but making your own is awesome. And obviously someone buys this stuff!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks. I’ve had several people saying they can’t keep them in stock.

[@Fran-pg2wy]

Thanks Matthew, I am going to attempt this design with some spare pieces I have

[@EricAndMirna]

Awesome project! I gave it a shot this past week and I ran into a problem at the miter saw. Mine only goes to 45 deg. I watched some videos on how to make cuts with larger angles, however, I wasn't able to set up something for repeatable 50 deg cuts. I had to move to the table saw with a miter gauge.

[@richardrodgers1883]

Eric, 50 deg cuts are also 40 deg cuts if you do the math and subtract 50 from 90 you get 50 and 40 from 90 is 50. I think it is just the cut goes the opposite direction. Good luck.

[@mattmiller1125]

Thank you so much for these videos!I've been getting into woodworking as a side thing to supplement my job as an electrician to provide for my family, and these videos are making me want to try so much more! I just made a bunch of pallet Christmas trees. They're my first product I'm attempting to sell :)

[@KevinBuchanan66]

Hey. We’re you able to sell your trees? I made a few, but didn’t paint. Looks nice, but pine isn’t the best look!!

[@mattmiller1125]

@Kevin Buchanan Sure did! :) sold maybe 40. People loved them. Made probably $700 profit in the month leading up to Christmas. I just made an ad on Facebook marketplace for them

[@charlesprimavera2695]

Thanks Matt. Just picked up the plans. Looking forward to making some for the season.

[@danimojoe8563]

The bob Ross of woodworking

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol

[@erickoenig2446]

Matt, your videos are amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and encouragement. I can't wait to get in the shop after watching each of your videos! If you're ever in NJ, Look me up. I've got you covered for lunch or dinner!

[@jeffmath2411]

Positive words and great motivation. I’m going to grab some pickets and try hitting my local markets. Wish me luck

[@JasonPeltier]

Caught this one at "19 seconds ago". Been waiting for your Sunday upload! Thanks for the vid. :)

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome! Thanks supporting the channel!

[@zacklivingston5269]

Thank you Matthew for the walkthrough / specs. Just hosted a craft night with my wife's friends and had them decorate then assemble the first design you showed. I ended up doing a triple half lap joint to reduce the amount the snowflake stuck out from the wall. Didn't add anything to the cost but certainly added to the time to cut out the pieces.

[@cathymyers7831]

Awesome snowflakes. You make it look so easy.

[@drrtube01]

Cant wait to build the snowflakes and the trellis! Great job Matt. Enjoying the videos!

[@davidpingryn5628]

Speaking of Christmas decorations, I took one of your 6ft trellises , flipped it upside down and stapled some lights to it.

[@MelindaAKraft]

I almost had an excuse for a new miter saw because mine doesn't go to 50 degrees. Then I remembered my table saw miter gauge. You just have to remember it's set up differently from the mirror saw so it's 40 degrees, not 50. Also don't trust the scale on the gauge. Mine was off by 1.5 degrees! Talk about diamonds in the rough! 🤣 Thank you Matthew for helping this old girl learn a new craft.

[@erikamclaughlinstockson5246]

Well, YOU are my new hero! Obsessed with everything wood and learning as I go! Your whole setup looks amazing and I’m super jealous! Wish I could be your apprentice! 🤣

[@MrJaxparadize]

Hey, on the wood glue not staining, true, but you can make it stainable if you mix saw dust with glue to make wood filler. It will be stainable after that. I’m living proof it works guys. Be generous with the glue and top off the gap you’re trying to fill with saw dust sand to your liking.

[@cassey88100]

I will keep trying, lol! It never looks like the videos. I hate putty doesn't look good either when you're staining

[@jamesstubbs7222]

Matthew... not sure if it is new math you are doing but when i went to school $50 is higher then $45 dollars. At 12:33 You say if selling at $15 dollars plan on selling as a bundle. Or 3 for $50. They save some money. They save 10 bucks, just thought i would give ya a heads up. lol. Also another great video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Bahaha. Well thanks for noticing. That was a "talking too fast error"

[@guppyman]

I liked that..... and some people might like the "deal" they are getting...

[@jamesstubbs7222]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking well you know if they are willing to pay that 50 bucks then i must say i gotta love that new math...lol.

[@MyName-zd9pe]

Wonderful advice and creative ideas as akways. God bless you for sharing with us all. 🙏✝️🇺🇸

[@rs2343-o4e]

Matt, you left out that in the spring you can paint or stain them the color of flowers multi season marketing.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thats a great idea! Could just change the shape a bit and you would have a flower. Awesome.

[@gidgemo1869]

You really are the most inspiring woodworker I’ve ever found on KZbin. I’m about 6 months before I can start building. But this is definitely on tap for next year. I have one word to say…glitter. That would be my personal tweak. Thanks for every video you make!

[@anthonysanchez9419]

I couldn't agree more with you Matt. great video

[@deeandreab]

Why are you awesome and inspirational??!!! I love it!!!!

[@lonniejones1760]

Looks great I will try this tomorrow

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

For sure! Good luck and have fun!

[@johndingmansr.5895]

Matthew, thank you for your videos. You have very helpful tips and great ideas.

[@prestonnull4009]

These are so cool and simple. Thanks for the video.😊

[@tony5316]

On the first snowflake I would like to point out that the 50° doesn't make a diamond at the 2" mark. It ends up lopsided. I was able to get the diamond with a 52° cut however, but it makes the diamonds 3⅞" long point to point. Which is doable. Most of us dont have a high end miter saw that goes past 45° miters. If you have a standard Miter saw here is what you need. To get a diamond with that cut out of the 1¼" wide material, just measure out 1¾" past the blade after your initial 45° cut.

[@danpriddy3407]

Dude !! thanks for that post. I was having one Hell time trying to get the diamonds cut this post saved me ..Once i stopped being stubborn that is.

[@coreysimmons4043]

For everyone who are having difuculty because their miter saw guage only goes to 45, Just remember that the diamond shape is also a rhombus. That being said after you make your first cut at a given angle take note of that measurement. next you would advance your piece the same distance and make the second cut. Hope this helps.

[@hansdegroot8549]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Snowflakes are like people. Not two ones are the same. The template for holding the parts is perfect. This project will be on my to-try list.

[@swingblade1776]

My 11 year old son saw your coasters video, so far he made about 10 sets and sold 7 at $25 a set. All from some old treated 4x4 posts from a deck we tore down.

[@stevewebster5843]

Thanks for the video! I've made several now. Love them!

[@jacalli]

Amazing snowflakes! They will look fantastic on your Peech tree!

[@trinam2503]

I need to get a new blade for my miter saw. Then I am definitely making these! Even if its just for myself. I do farmers market in the summer. Mostly quilted items. But a lot of your maker items would compliment my current booth nicely! And added benefit, my husband doesn't mind doing the cutting for me when Im building. He could have a nice stack for me when I get home from work and I could sand, stain, and assemble while I watch TV. 👍😊

[@brittonwhalen5481]

Love ur videos. Thank you for breaking it down and showing us how to do these projects. Keep it up.

[@seanpaula8924]

Wonderful work mr peech!

[@lisamoore3283]

These are awesome! Thank you for the great video and directions!

[@goliath9081]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries!

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

Just a tip that i learned from my dad (who's the best carpenter I've ever known 💖) but I'm sure most of y'all know this already but I'm going to say it anyway just in case some ppl don't know it 😊 If you mix a bit of sawdust with your wood glue it will make it able to be stained. Although I'd still say to wipe up any globs just so it looks neater. This trick just helps so you don't have a fully stained piece of wood with bare wood colored joints showing👍😁 but like I said I'm sure most ppl already know this trick but I'm a total newbie so I thought I'd share in case there are any complete beginners like myself reading this❤

[@guybowers9094]

Another great video to demonstrate ways of being creative and make a profit with the small items

[@adjiii]

Thanks for inspiring! I'm excited to make these in my free time! I'll have the wife use her creativity and stain the parts for me! I've made 2 spiral trees so far, and picked up stock for the "garden tower". I love your ideas and I love working with wood!

[@cindyvazquez7960]

I love your videos! I’ve built three Christmas trees for my kids! They’re adults now lol Thank you for all your inspiration! I’m going to try the snow flakes now!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Cindy! No problem and heck yea!

[@Cotton2Ennis]

Another nice build, very precise instructional video as always, you are a godsend to various people, some who just need to new start others who just need something to do. Thanks Matthew for producing nice videos for us all.

[@Richard-dm2ei]

thank you. I was injured years ago and its hard for me to visualize things. I'm gonna make some sweet Christmas stars. your vidio got me on track