5 More Woodworking Projects That Sell - Make Money Woodworking- (Episode 26)

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

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[@bmiller1958]

Matthew is hands down the most inspiring teacher I have have found on the internet/YT. Thank you Matthew for showing the world the way to enjoy wood working without all the expensive tools. And for showing us all we can turn this fun hobby into a side hustle if we wanted. ❤

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Wow, thank you! It’s my pleasure.

[@southernbrandt75]

I agree 100%... The way he explains and the free plans are great.... Thank you Matt

[@dcruicks1]

Ditto

[@gamerdadperspective5935]

I 100% agree. Genius ideas made simple. And techniques too.

[@artelements848]

So so appreciated - especially by beginner woodworkers- who have very little $💌

[@daveheckman9388]

Nothing better than sipping coffee and watching a new Matthew Peech video! Thanks brother.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

or vodka

[@brandonbickers3479]

I totally heard this comment in the voice of Macho Man Randy Savage. Oooooo Yah!!!

[@sharondion7979]

Love your videos Matthew! I’m a retired female learning how to use power tools and building small projects. You inspire me so much. Thank you for all the joy you bring to my life. 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦

[@codacreator6162]

Patience is a virtue. Fancy tools make things easier and (sometimes) faster, but they don’t make or break the project in the hands of a patient craftsman.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

He's talking about making stuff to sell, the faster you make 'em, the more money you earn.... fine, if you are doin aone-off for yourself, by all means go for hand-cut dovetails etc...

[@johnmusgrave3179]

Big thanks to Matthew from Cornwall in the UK. The material costs are quite a bit higher here than on your side of the pond and the sale prices are going to be a lot lower but there is still money to be made so thank you, thank you and thanks again for taking the time and trouble to make these inspiring videos (and I hope the making of them earns you a few quid too)!

[@WendellHarrison-q9c]

Gotta tell you Peech, I’ve watched a bunch of your educational videos, you have great ideas. One small project that I’ve sold without any social media is pot spoons. These spoons are great for soups, chilis, gumbos, gravies, etc….all are made out of native hardwoods (cherry, maple, etc.). Out of an eight foot board of cherry 3/4” by 6” wide) I can cut around 25 spoon blanks. Board cost is about $12, sandpaper and tung oil another $13 for a total cost of $25. I’ve sold to date since mid November 123 spoons at $20 each. Downside is that it takes about 45 minutes to make one for me, semiretired so not a real big deal. Now I’m moving on to try spurtles, new “in” to the cook of the house.

[@ventureoutdoorswithkirk]

Like I said before, great way to spend a Sunday morning drinking my coffee. ☕👍

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I’m doing the same ☕️

[@keithkester8574]

That first shelf idea is brilliant! Love that design.

[@mikeh4492]

You’re a fantastic speaker, there’s so much more to communicating than just articulating. You might stumble with articulation sometimes but your ability to convey a point quickly, efficiently, and in a way that’s easy to understand is top tier

[@shermannewman306]

Thank you for all of your videos you have the best viedos on the internet I watch your videos over and over again you help me get my business started thank you very much

[@robbarr1016]

Thank You for the sliding shelf idea, I built one for my mom from walnut and birch and she love’s it.

[@valhallamaker8356]

My group and I appreciate your work both here and your full time job. Bless you for everything and keep up your great work.

[@floydspears5877]

Love this series! Thank you Mathew

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries!

[@Jimc4007]

Absolutely.., the ideas Matt puts on here can result in a few "DUH" moments after watching. So simple when someone puts it in front of you!

[@rusticbros431]

Long time brother,I’m glad your back to putting out the videos in this series,you inspire many,and your teaching methods are awesome thanks brother 🙏🏻

[@timjohnson1578]

Finally pulled the trigger on a dewalt planner, selling at the same location was a new band saw, new jet dust collection system and upgraded router table.... needless to say my wife and I came home with a truck load and are taking that step up!!! thanks for your positive attitude and ideas for us all!

[@skipanardoross6805]

Just started checking out this channel a couple days ago. There is very valuable information here and it is presented exceptionally well.

[@danielberke2675]

I grestly appreciate this channrl. I have watched a lot of others, you show us all the tips and tricks, where as the others, skip steps, and do not explain clearly what they are doing. I know how you like the vintage look, and often talk about the square masons nails, and they are great. I have used and will use again. If I want to give a piece that extra special something, I have been using date nails in the highly visable areas. For those of you that do not know what date nails are, theycare nails with 2 digits representing the year a railroad tie, or utility pole was installed. If your nrar and old rail line that still has wooden ties, take a walk along and usually, they are located on the outsides of the rails. The purpose was to see how well certain ties with certain treatments held up. Oh, if anyone decides to use the, do not drive them in with a hammer, you will split wood. Drill a hole the snugly fit in. Add a little glue and push them in by hand! Gives a very authenic look, and have not seen anyone else using them! Keep up thr great work Matthew! 😊

[@warrenbaker4124]

Mathew, I have to thank you so much!! You are inspiring, down to earth, super practical and you build community. Amazing!!

[@kellyblodgett3214]

I love this series so much thank you Matthew! I keep seeing those shelves on Pinterest, so I’m glad you showed that. Love the wooden box thank you! Another great video.

[@steponacracker3865]

Thank you Matthew for another great video and new ideas for smalls. I am fortunate enough to have inherited the trait to look at something and be able to build it. That's where I put my spin on it and have much success with items you have introduced us to. I use my own dimensions and a little creativity, and sometimes I'm able to customize with my laser engraver.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

That is how it’s done my friend! Keep it up!

[@DIGOLOGIST]

Great stuff Mathew! I'm fired up! Thanks, please keep putting these type of videos out, they save us research time! take care.

[@D_ShiZzZz]

Yes! A new Peech video to help my work day go by quicker and inspire a new project!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hope you enjoy!

[@harmonymerideth1455]

For those who are making the galvanized metal sided crate~> you might want to try looking at corrugated edging (like for lawns/gardens etc) come in different heights… even 24”high. LOTS of different length options for people who don’t want a bunch…. Or people who do 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@frankcarey5377]

Stove pipe is another option.

[@richardmccann4815]

Sorry, Matthew. Ive been forgetting to like your videos! And I know how much it helps to grow your viewership, but I'll go back thru and binge watch and hit the like button on any I've missed! Thanks for keeping after us , I still am trying to work under a tarp. The seasons pass quickly at my age.

[@OZYM1]

@richardmccann4815. I’m right there with you. I’m 50 now and still don’t have a dedicated work area for when I woodwork. It makes it hard when you only work on weekends, only have a limited area in the backyard without covering (my mother in law took over the canopy for jewelry making) and the weather doesn’t always comply or when the wifey wants to go places on the weekends. I’ve been trying to turn the hobby into a business but I’m restrained by what I’ve mentioned. All we can do is keep trying and just build for the love of it.

[@kellyblodgett3214]

@@OZYM1 I hear you, I’m going on 57 and I just work out of my kitchen. I’m a new woodworker of 2 years and slowly my tools and wood took over my kitchen so I got rid of the table and put a workbench together! I drive my husband crazy but I know he’s proud of my hobby.

[@scottbionicnerf8727]

Thank You Sir for continuing to be Such An Inspiration to the rest of US. Your Knowledge and Experience is Priceless.🤓🤠😎

[@Zenghitar]

Thanks for these videos. I love the way you edit them and the way you describe the build is Excellent!!!

[@Zsolt67]

I like the videos, I just wonder why you don't sell any of the recommended products in physical form, only the plans? Is there any feedback on those you say are 'sellable,' do many people actually buy them?

[@BusyDee]

It’s so funny because I’ve had that particular table saved for like 3 years to build for selling. It’s cute and easy to build!

[@PiercesPerfectPieces]

I’m in love with dang galvanized crate! 😯 Thank You Sir for the step by step instructions & dimensions for it too! 💯🎯

[@danielberke2675]

I grestly appreciate this channrl. I have watched a lot of others, you show us all the tips and tricks, where as the others, skip steps, and do not explain clearly what they are doing. I know

[@Richard-v4s4y]

Love the channel Mr. Peech. Great info and humor !

[@tyson457]

I've actually made and sold a few console tables and they are a great money maker. Keep up the great work brother.

[@ashleehouse5204]

That spade bit to round the handles on the box... genius!

[@raymondcollyear4773]

Thank you for the video. I enjoy watching how you show us and explain to us how to make and market it

[@robhtp3817]

I just picked up some old pellets someone was giving away and wondered what I can do with them. I use to love woodworking class in JR H.S and been wanting to start off with small projects. I wondered how to make some “Shooting Stands” with the pallets as well. The hardest part about just starting out is only having a small cordless circular saw and drill to work with but hey I figure I’ll still give it a shot. Thanks ~ You’ve got a new subscriber here.

[@amarshall8992]

Great idea! As a new woodworker, I appreciate the sharing! Thank you 😀🇨🇦

[@donaldlemoine3032]

Always great stuff Mr Peach! Thank you.

[@tomsardo6984]

I miss the old days when you would give a cut list. Love your work!

[@TheFeralFarmgirl]

Dollar Tree carries a smaller decorative version of the galvanised metal. I think those would look more appropriate for the scale of the boxes. It looks like you would have to use 4 of them for each rectangular box though.

[@PuffsDragon]

Menards also sells a mini corrugated sheets for less than 20 bucks. I used it to roof a beach shed toilet paper storage cabinet for my sis.

[@bobbyhaney3534]

Excellent video! Keep em coming 👍 BTW I built your crate design...the wife loves them. Look forward to building some of these projects next

[@GilFavor101]

1:03 Challenge accepted; I've been looking for a good first project (beginner here) and this looks doable; I'll be using pallet wood, wish me luck :)

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You’ve got this.

[@madera-y-herramientas]

4:55 solid advice on finding a way to make it happen using hand tools. For many applications the hand tool can be faster/easier than getting the power tool setup and ready to go.

[@timwilson659]

Ive been making the console/hallway tables for a few years now. Using mainly pallet wood. Its been interesting seeing which colors sell

[@jtcmlt1]

@MatthewPeechWoodworking, thank you for the amazing videos that you put out. Have a wonderful day.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

My pleasure! You too.

[@upshiftgo]

This guy never fails to boost my confidence for something that I’m not going to build. Or will I? I’m feeling pretty confident. 🤔😂

[@Ron-FabandBuild]

Always great ideas and content Matt. Thanks again.

[@CodyCameron-k7d]

To make the shelves for the adjustable floating shelf, I think I'd router a groove across the board I'd use, then rip the board. Or I'd clamp the boards together, pop a guide on, and then router using the guide. I'd still have parallel grooves for the slots, which is the important thing.

[@hollyknapp2650]

❤ thank you Matt 😊

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Any time!

[@kris_kreations]

Awesome. Thanks for all the great information.

[@jond1965]

Thanks Matt. Always enjoy these videos

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

My pleasure!

[@TjFruichantie]

"Th-Th-The, Th-Th-The, Th-Th... That's all, folks!" Another great view, Matthew!

[@azwooddesign7431]

Another GREAT video and the new website looks awesome!

[@SilverBackPreparedness]

500k here you come!! 👊 👏👏👏

[@inmyimage1081]

WARNING - T-Nuts are supposed to be used for thru-holes, using them from the same side of the wood it is installed in from the same side as it is installed in isn’t going to create a secure attachment, all of the weight will be held on the 4 tabs dug into the wood which is going to come loose and crash down to the ground in a relatively short amount of time, you should use threaded inserts instead.

[@ArdellStackpole]

Thanks, you always have good information and break it down

[@chefrobwatson8874]

I just wanted to say thank you for your videos! I just organized my shop and it’s time to knock the dust off my table saw!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You got this!

[@dennisbracci9212]

Your a genius. Love your videos thanks for sharing.

[@Adamizon]

Another great video!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

thanks!

[@cabman86]

I have over 200 fence pickets left over from a project I did here at home. I've been planing them down and gluing 3 together to make them 1 1/2" thick for shelf legs. I could make a bunch of these tables.

[@lmedinalafont3074]

Beautiful work, I just stumbled across the channel earlier ( couldn't sleep). When I was younger I did some construction work and tinkered around making toys for my kids and their friends and wanted to make my own furniture. But life happens taking a wrong turn somewhere I had to change occupations (single moms can't bring their kids to the job site). Losing our home took away the need for furniture, and we didn't need many more toys now that they were becoming teens. I'm retired now and living with a lot of pain in my legs making standing difficult after a while, looking for something to do with myself and I wanted to ask you if you can suggest some easy small projects I could do like on my lap to get started? I think once I get started the enjoyment would help me get my mobility back faster (you know having a project you just have to finish right now), knitting and crocheting are fine they just don't have enough stimulation to get around. I hope you can help me out, I really like that Chick-nic table, and think my coop would look really nice with 1 or even 2 of them in there. However, it might be too big as a starter project. Anyway, thanks in advance for reading and I hope you can help me out, r.lisa Yes, I subscribed AND hit that bell😊

[@livinginlasvegasjv]

Great video as always . thanks Matthew

[@leslieapplegate65]

I like the little tables. Add a small tray on it to toss your keys on as you come in the door! (I wish you had been my High School Shop teacher...)

[@MarkKuehnel]

Love those two whacked drawers . Do you have a video on making them .

[@jcarkesteijn]

​@MatthewPeechWoodworking For those floating shelves, perhaps an (screw in) insert nut would be better. My thoughts: If you can hammer it in, you can rip it out. I only use t-nuts when I come in with a bolt from the other side. That being said: thank you for another wonderful video!

[@Kevin-ql9fz]

That's easy for you to say. Thank you for the info brother

[@mrmanu20121]

You always have great ideas thank you 😀

[@OranageFlash]

Always good videos ,Especially when you go into detail like you did with the table. Man love From the UK lol

[@WomanUnfiltered]

To me it's kind of funny that console tables are a big deal now. Several years ago I went in search of a table for my entrance/foyer & found a lot they were either too wide or too short or the price was way out of my single Momma budget. I took screenshots of a lot that I liked the design of, but they just wouldn't quite work for me. So I sat down and roughly drew up what I wanted, searched my wood pile along with buying a couple of 2x4s for the legs & built what's now popular in the Farmhouse/Modern Rustic style. 😂😂😂

[@ronswoodshack]

More great idea’s! Thank you Sir.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

My pleasure!

[@markduggan3451]

Very inspirational.

[@Andrew-ih2gz]

For that first shelf, if you don't want to deal with box joints, you could just cut three equally wide pieces of hardwood strips, then cut one of every three strips 1.5" shorter than the others, and using your pipe clamps, glue them up into three piece panels, alternating lengths to make box joints. Then you could take that one step further and have the center strips be contrasting boards for that extra pop of color. You could probably batch out several sets at once by doing that way, buying equal amounts of the two contrasting woods.

[@loristeger9381]

❤️the table. Many options

[@RickMoriarty-bi2yv]

I agree, Matthew is the best on here. I just wish I could find ceder pickets in my area(New England).

[@mitblan]

If it helps anyone. My Dad taught me a trick for cutting down the corrugated aluminum that's fast and accurate to get it down to manageable sizes. Use a circle saw with a carbide tipped blade turned backwards. The more teeth the better and if memory serves the blade doesn't need to be sharp

[@Hunt4Bond]

Yeah I learned that one on my first metal roofing job, used up all of our old dull/junk blades. Didn't even need to be carbide tipped, they just lasted a lot longer

[@kateemblom4222]

To make the shelves for the adjustable floating shelf, I think I'd router a groove across the board I'd use, then rip the board. Or I'd clamp the boards together, pop a guide on, and then router using the guide. I'd still have parallel grooves for the slots, which is the important thing.

[@martinsmith6854]

On the things you use pine fence pickets on, do you use pressure treated? Or do you have a supplier for non treated pickets?

[@Lady_of_Ishpeming]

4:17 Dato stack on your miter saw 🤔 💭 😅 add that to the blooper reel 😅 Love your videos! Always full of inspiration ✨️ 🙌 Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@barbblack7825]

Once again, thank you

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

My pleasure!

[@DSW-kt1fp]

thank you for what you do

[@sk13ppy]

Great video, thanks. What's the metal sided crate usually used for?

[@2tart]

Finally bro!! We've been waiting for your Mr Matthew! lol

[@2tart]

MISSED YOU BRO!! Love the new projects! Thank you!

[@ronbeard8856]

Great ideals thank you.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You are so welcome!

[@davidboston4574]

Matthew you’re the man!!! Thank you….

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Any time!

[@ThatJerkFromCali]

Incorporating some welding in some projects would be awesome

[@donalddluckerii3147]

I've grown used to seeing you actually build these to show us what's going on. Although that shelving thing does look pretty simple.

[@terrydellinger2740]

Enjoy your videos, I'd like to see you make a wooden project for a flat screen TV almost like the old school console tv

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you! and thanks for the suggestion

[@potatoes4022]

I love it bro! Thanks!

[@wr8010]

Love all your vids simple and easy to do I wanna know what you call that little gauge you use for marking measurements it’s like a tri square but has lil red stopper with knobs you use it every vid

[@LivingWellWithTheShaffers]

Keep up the great videos! Shout out from the OC!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hello neighbor!

[@TheCripticWolf]

Love the crates! I’ve never worked with that metal before, what’s the easiest way to cut it?

[@ClaytonsWoodArt]

This was a great video, Matthew! You earned a sub. Going to check out the website now. Ciao

[@JGerm]

Jooooda joooda joo da man , Peech ! Hola from Texas !!

[@choiceblade]

GREAT content. Super inspiring. I'm thinkin' the chunky but small floating shelf concept produces grip/security at the wall surface for it's thickness which you would sacrifice goin' thinner? Any thoughts?

[@hulksta3223]

I have a question. For the scrap wood floating shelves idea....it's a cool and innovative idea, but there is 1 issue I see...if you're only using 1 screw, what is to keep the shelf from tipping over from one side or the othe? Because I'm assuming it's only using friction between the back of the shelf and the wall itself to stay in place. This concept is based on the assumption that the customer will use this shelf for something that will only be placed on the center of the shelf AND the items weight would have to be evenly distributed. If that makes sense.

[@bdemarsh701]

Love your videos!

[@DawnBarb]

Hey hey from iowaaaay! And make sure when you make your natural finish cheese board to include Wilson in the corner! 19:57

[@DavidFalduto]

Hi Matthew on the 3 shelf the screws that mount to wall need to be drilled on an angle . Any other ideas?? thanks for you video s.

[@justme1958A2]

Great video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@hawkeyescorner2559]

How would you go about attaching the top of the console table to the base? Do we have to worry about wood movement?