This build is A MONEY MAKER - Woodworking Projects That Sell

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

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[@nicholasmaoris849]

I hate to look stupid but how do I get to your pkans

[@BrianMyers-wt6ys]

Good question

[@jodymorgan4862]

All his plans are on etsy

[@jodymorgan4862]

I just looked at them 7.50 awesome price

[@garyoliver9839]

I want the plans

[@GiddyThis]

I've been saving my money at min wage job. I've been slowly buying tools. This is the video I need.

[@Junkyard_Dog]

How's it going? Have you started? Have any success yet?

[@GiddyThis]

@@Junkyard_Dog oh yeah. Even after 2nd wipe.

[@sarahd1817]

I dont care much about feeding the squirrels, but my nieces would love these simply as doll furniture. Possibly a very inexpensive holiday gift.

[@dondale68]

At 6;07, I like the way you cut half the board then flipped the board to finish the cut,, Never reaching over the blade! Damn good thinkin! just 1 more week and I'll be back in my own woodshop!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

That’s exactly right! Thank you and congrats on the new shop!

[@yankeeredneck6947]

I was wondering why he flipped the board like that. I never thought about it like that. I like it.

[@DIY.with.DianeD]

You are an amazing teacher, not only for builds, but the business of profits! Thank you for your awesome content!

[@campnmug]

I am an economist and amateur woodworker, best coverage of profits I have heard in a long time. Nailed it! Pun intended.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol thanks!

[@oceanx3417]

I've been promoting the small squirrel items as Doll furniture for American Girl size dolls.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I like it!

[@julieniemeyer925]

How's it working? That is a fantastic idea.

[@oceanx3417]

@@julieniemeyer925 really well. Mostly gifts but you can add paint to personalize the pieces for different dolls. I also too the basic garden basket idea, made the slats longer, attached them to the centers of the end pieces, and modified the tops of the ends for a doll bed (Some straight cuts and one with a jigsaw cut to resemble a castle). I haven't tried to sell much, but if you have 18' dolls in mind a tweak here and there gets you into the "rustic farmhouse" doll furniture business, and those people (my wife included!) spend big buck on that kind of thing!

[@scottbionicnerf8727]

I completely agree with the high profit, low cost. Don't care what it is, that's how I roll. I enjoy making stuff with my hands, with my family and friends. Thank You my friend, for another great video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Right on

[@Countryboy246]

​@MatthewPeechWoodworking I'd like to start by saying ty sir for great money builds I have to ask Mr peech sir you thought of doing online woodworking courses sir

[@sbrishaber]

I am also a RN in the Louisville/southern IN area! I absolutley love your videos! All of them! Doing crafts/woodworking really helps destress after working, which is why I started. Just recently finished my she shed! Thank you for the inspiration! Honestly knowing you are a nurse also really sealed the deal for me subscribing to you , I usually do not subscribe! Thank you!

[@xxskillerxx99]

Do you have any fall builds? It would be cool to get a jump on the change of seasons sales wise

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Coming Very Soon!

[@billweaver3702]

Man I love your videos my kids made the picnic tables for Mother’s Day!! Turned out great made them with nothing but hand tools. Now we got to make the swing. Thank you for posting these made the best memories for me and my kids

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

That is awesome! Keep it up!

[@jefflevings4155]

My favorite is the swing but definitely will try to build all of them. Great job to all

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Good choice!

[@melodywilson5255]

Boy that is a tough choice! I like the table for ease-of-build. I like the chair with bucket for the accuracy to the full size. But my favorite might be the swing. It's so original! You and your kids are brilliant!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!!

[@xpoxydesignz5003]

That Front Porch Swing is looking good. and i Love the chair!!! i have to through your videos as it has been a min since i been on the tube....

[@rhooper4022]

Normally not a plans in the hands person, but when I realized that these feeders just became a large part of Christmas build, had to get the set. Thank you for what you do for our community.

[@kharadavis1863]

You are preaching in this video about profit margins. I love it!

[@flandrensinteriors3428]

Can i just say your projects fascinate me. I love creativity! My daughter is a caroenter/drywaller/painter and ive been showung her your videos

[@ronrolison1100]

Both of your kids knocked it out of the park! And you knock it out just a little further. Three awesome builds, but the chair is the winner! Get ready, cuz they’ll be blowing you away pretty soon. Thanks for all you do!😃

[@terigaudet9649]

You and your kids are so creative. I LOVE the Adirondack chair version. You nailed it!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@christackett6389]

The chair is a winner. Matthew you always hit home runs. I will be building some of these for my sales table.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks! Good luck!

[@christackett6389]

Where did you find the little bucket? I have been making the picnic table squirrel feeders and selling them for over a year. Always have them on my table

[@JRaymer315]

The power of smalls is true! Those planter boxes were Killing it this Spring!

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

Hola! 🖐What a spectacular video; "Follow the Margin" is absolutely the best advice I have heard in a long time. Then to add to the value of this video you go step by step on this build, SUPER AWESOME!👏Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊

[@derondachtler3206]

Well this is a pretty hard choice. I like them all so yes is all I have to say, all are easy and very decorative. Another fun video to watch. Thanks for all you do for this community.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks so much 😊

[@garthmiller2651]

Congratulations on your sponsorship; well deserved.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@rodneyfassel9341]

Thanks!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@rodneyfassel9341]

I did not receive the plan and I ordered

[@rodneyfassel9341]

How do I access my plans

[@rodneyfassel9341]

It’s this a good site to order plans from?

[@rickpouley7561]

Loved all the builds, but... I am partial to the chair build myself.. I love the idea of working with the cedar fence pickets.. $$$$ Thanks...

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome, thank you!

[@charlesyonk4315]

You are 100 percent right about the full size chairs. I call it the WalMart throw away mentality. Another great build! Thank you!😊

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Yes! Thank you!

[@craftsman10]

I love all of the different builds. I have to say my favorite would be the picnic table.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@paul.mcguinness6075]

Well done! Especially the explanation of profit margins for Smalls. It's not rocket science, Make a decent Profit or don't build it! All I make are smalls! The AD Chair takes me about 15 min with pallet wood. I use jigs and a 23g pin nailer and glue. My Goal is to sell 500 this year.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Nice!!

[@quadsquadracingable]

I love this! I've built several picnic squirrel tables from scraps before you did the video. I'm known for my adirondack chairs that are pretty fancy. So to reinforce your breakdown of profit, I sell my chairs for $300-$350 each and it takes about 15 to 20 hours to make one. I have an outlet for my cedar materials, but I still spend about $90 on materials. In the end it breaks down to less than $15 an hour for profit. I've definitely learned that the money is in the smaller builds! But for certain people I will still build the full size chairs. It has made demand for my chairs that much higher because I don't make many of them. In the spring I make a few versions of planters that are quick, but beautiful builds. Thanks for all the inspiration!

[@b3arwithm3]

That is a very low hourly rate. Especially if you factor in the cost of buying your tools, the shop space, and small things needed like screws, sand paper, stain, etc.

[@quadsquadracingable]

@daddybear236 Absolutely!! That's why I build the full size chairs for basically family and close friends!! I build firetables too, and when I want a big profit I do a table or a bunch of planters. I can build 5 planters in a day at $75 each of profit. Most of my woodworking is for my mental health, but I like to buy new stuff with its profits too

[@b3arwithm3]

@@quadsquadracingable same here. I do woodworking as a hobby and stress relief. I gift the stuff to friends. Never manage to sell anything at a reasonable price. People expect to buy from "classified ads" as 1/3 of the IKEA stuff. Not even worth the hassle to communicate with them.

[@CreativeCustomDesigns]

I'm not sure how squirrel feeders will sell around here......they are considered more of a nuisance than anything. BUT I'm still going to make a couple.....they are so darn cute. THANKS Matthew.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

They are cute! Lol

[@frederickjohnsen4246]

I built two chairs. and a table from the scraps left over. It cost me $125 for rough and S3S black locust, plus screws, plus time. Most people are not going to pay for a hand-crafted Adirondack chair when they can buy cheap throwaway Chinese/Indian crap from HD and Lowes. So I totally agree. People will waste their money on tchotchkes and such before they will buy higher-end quality items. I love your channel. Keep it coming.

[@WinterSo1dier]

Great video! I plan to make a few mini Adirondack chairs a bit oversized with a flip down board as napkin holders and a mini picnic table with holes for ketchup/mustard bottles with salt pepper shakers between.

[@johnhedden]

tough call!!!! the chair and swing each are unique but the table lends itself to sets, ie 9 -12 - 15. i built the table first cuz it was easy and i used scraps from fan trellis's and planters. that's another plus for all 3 - using cut offs from other projects. unfortunately my wife got to the table before the squirrels....it's a plant stand for a peace lily. love your channel. highly insprational

[@jimrosson6702]

I think you are all winners love them all have never seen the swing or the chair . And Matt I think you are the true winner here you should be so proud of your kids that they come up with such great ideas and make and sell these ideas great job kids 👏👏👏 keep up the amazing work

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks 👍

[@thomasderhammer9414]

great videos Im semi-retired bass fish in warm months. Will be making smalls in the shop when the snow flies in Ohio. Good Stuff!!

[@thehickorylanewoodshed2378]

All of the builds were fantastic! I honestly thought Matt that you were going to have a really hard time beating these kids. But I have to say you came out on top once again. Matt, my vote is for you. Awesome build guys!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol Thank you!

[@jeanniewright2554]

My vote is to buy as a set and make my garden a squirrel haven - up high!! Really cute builds, all three!

[@nedcramdon1306]

I hope you do. when building small things like this I really concentrate on finger placement 🤨

[@RyanSeverson93]

I always love the ideas your kids and you come up with. For me its a hard call between the front porch swing one and the chair but my vote goes to the swing. Great work as always!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@dogtowndanger]

Gotta go with the swing! My granddaddy and grandmothers front porch had swings on both ends that got a good workout when us grandkids got there. Love all your stuff!!

[@lacttech]

Those watches are very nice. Great builds. It’s your channel, but let the kids win.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol thanks. Most families let the kiddos win. They are both to the age where it needs to be earned... and then we discuss what could have been done differently. They have passed me up in several trades already. I will be super excited when they pass me up with carpentry as well. I'll know I've done my job as a father.

[@oneseedoneworld]

Thanks for answering my question on Patreon about the Adirondack chair! In my area the local store sells them for over $200 a piece, so I was looking to maybe build my own (not to sell, just for around the firepit). My vote goes for your Adirondack chair.

[@frocksandscrubsadvanceecoc3533]

I sudden came upon your wonderful channel. I’m truly enjoying it. Watching from the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 very cool 👍

[@AttilatheHuntamer]

You're the fourth or fifth channel I follow to do an Adirondack chair themed video in the last two or three weeks...

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Oh yea? But were any as small as mine?!?! Hopefully mine was unique in comapision. 😬

[@billylusk3515]

I was wanting to make a squirrel chair so thats gonna have to be my vote. The swing takes second

[@FeliciaLilley]

My husband and I both vote on the porch swing !!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@Lou13Cyf3r]

LOVED watching Norm and T.O.H as a kid

[@jond1965]

I like them all but I would say the chair is my favorite. Have several of your plans Mathew and love them. Already been selling planter boxes, garden baskets and trellis. Even made your garden arbor out of pressure treated lumber and sold it. Gonna add the chair to my projects. Thanks for all you do!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Glad you like them! Keep it up!

[@athomewithrobandtim]

This one is tough. I mean, all 3 are winning designs! If I consider each of these as squirrel feeders as presented, then my vote goes for the Adirondack chair design with a modification of the corn cob screw location to be on the chair. My decision is based upon placement of the feeders and squirrels seem to prefer to eat high off the ground and more out of site of predators. However, if I consider these designs for creative uses, the Adirondack chair comes in last place because of the attached platform. It looks like it is required for stability. My winner for most uses other than as a squirrel feeder is the picnic table. Now, as a gardener, my personal favorite is the swing. I’d remove the screw and secure a small terracotta pot or two and fill with a fern and a vine. I may need to make the build a little larger or at least slightly longer. My decisions are from the customer’s perspective rather than the seller’s perspective which considers costs and profit. I can’t remember which one was able to get two projects from 1 picket or which one had the best profit margin, etc. I’m just very impressed with all of the final presentations. ~ Rob

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you for that Rob!

[@zacnicolai8125]

Im going with the swing but the chair is a close second. Very nice and simple builds, i enjoy building them.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Glad you like them!

[@521farmer]

Hats off to ya Matt ya got this your right me and PA build chairs thought going to make money lost our shirts could not sell them for 25.00 a piece gave up so this looks promising will give it ago probly be able to do it down here have not seen any at Fleemarkets or any of the craft sales shows so thks for sharing keep it up and again from Canada 🇨🇦 SK keep them coming just wondering about the nail,s and screws how long ?

[@bertt2504]

They are all great Matt, but I vote for the swing. It's cute and creative!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you! Sounds like most people agree!

[@robnickel5075]

Matthew, I have a question. I apologize if you have already answered this (but I doubt it, as I look forward to, and watch your videos fairly religiously) Why do you flip your boards on medium rips as opposed to just pushing through? I know you have an outfeed table so I am curious if your method is beneficial? Thanks

[@melodywilson5255]

That's so weird! I was going to ask the same question! I have noticed that from time to time. Is there a safety benefit? Or speed? I would love a quick explanation because you make it look so smooth! I'm afraid to try it.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hey! I flip the boards for both speed and safety. By flipping half through the rip I keep my hands away from the blade and I dont have to walk around to get the piece to re-run or stack.

[@melodywilson5255]

@MatthewPeechWoodworking I've done that for longer cuts because I don't have an outfeed table. So do you have to turn the saw off, or just flip and keep going? Those clips are usually sped up so I can't tell. Thanks Matt!!

[@williamdenkins2593]

If I was a buyer I would purchase all three everyone is awesome! As a builder though I have to pick the Adirondack chair. Those boys did a great job they are truly the winners!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I totally agree!

[@danthemakerman]

Love the breakdown of the margins. Great work by all of you!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@rwoodard6984]

Hi Matthew, thanks so much for your videos. I have found them really helpful and inspirational. Just a question when you mention fence pickets what size picket are you using? Our local lumber store sells two different sizes, thanks, Ross. 😊

[@ryanoconnor4876]

Like many have already commented, it’s a tough call. All great! I’m from an area just outside the Adirondack’s so they are very popular in my area. I think the chair gets the edge just because I think they would sell the best here. Love the challenge idea. Keep doing more of these!!! Reminds me of John Malecki’s 3 version builds!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for sharing!

[@trainerdad]

I love the swing. I feel like it's the most unstable for the squirrels to get on to which would add to my fun of watching. The swing gets the vote.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol nice!

[@onetimearound1275]

I love all of the squirrel feeders but if I had to pick one I love the swing the best :)

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@carolinepaltz324]

I just want to give a shout out 🎉 for the PICNIC TABLE, I think the only reason it doesn’t get more votes is because we have seen different versions of them around for years. The swing and the chair are more unique. I truly think that if you make any full size item into a cute “smalls” you will have good luck with them. There is something about mini’s that people like, a small version in an area of interest to any consumer will at minimum raise an eyebrow or two 😊

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I agree with you. It’s something about the mini things that people like!

[@kellyhlad2641]

Seeing how Im from the Adirondacks, lol the chair has my vote. Want to make these as well, great job.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol fair enough!

[@UndercoverWoodcraft]

Love your Smalls Videos! Keep them coming!

[@TobyPfeifer]

I enjoy watching you because I think you’re honest and you help others that’s hard to find and I love your shows. If you can send me a thing back on what you think please do. Toby Pfeifer

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for watching!

[@randys5478]

Love all the videos Matthew...keep'em comin. I wish we had lumber prices like yours here in Ontario Canada

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks 👍

[@blackatheist6549]

Nice video, i have alot to learn about carpentry, these videos help tremendously. Thank you!

[@ebikeboys]

Gotta say been watching for a while now and own a bunch of your plans. I want to see how you would tackle an actual Adirondack chair! Would like to see your take on one!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Sure! I love Adirondack chairs. I'll have to think of something interesting.

[@ebikeboys]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking awesome! I'm too broke to prototype them, I'll let you do the legwork lmao. Keep these up man best part of my week!

[@kellydelmas2683]

They are all awesome, my vote goes to the chair

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@DanEaston-j7e]

I like the plan that give us a picture of u making things i enjoy your work thanks matt

[@dawndecker4045]

Always a awesome tutorial. My vote is the chair! Good luck to all 3.

[@rekitnilc]

All of them are great but the chair takes my vote!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks.

[@joshuahoff1129]

Just looked at some local prices and thought you could also buy the flat tops and do the dog ears yourself.

[@dian3145]

The master has tutored the grasshoppers well! While all three are excellent projects, the swing gets my vote ❤

[@PapiDelPNW]

Awesome idea. What's the reason for not cutting the wood in one pass? I've never seen this before.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

The flip? It keeps me from having to get my hands over the blade at any point and also saves time by not having to walk around.

[@PapiDelPNW]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking cool! I like that

[@davidward1259]

I love all of the builds (yours and the kids), but I think my choice is the adirondack feeder with the metal bucket - would work for squirrels and birds alike. I'm buying all the plans to support the kids though. ***I tried to by the Kids plans when the last video dropped, but ETSY kept telling me "too many connections". I figured out it was because I had my VPN turned on. Turned it off and logged in to ETSY just fine today*** Love your videos and I have learned a lot from you!!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you for all the support. The kids and I really appreciate it!

[@rickyemrick3853]

Love this ideal. This should be a big seller in my area. Just wondering where you picked up the little pail at. This is a good idea too. Could be used for sun flower seeds,peanuts,bird seed or anything else. Any information would be appreciated. Have a nice day and thanks.

[@donnascott1315]

Love all of the squirrel feeders especially the chair❤

[@davidgood2598]

You know I have watched a lot of your videos and have made many items to sell or the wife claims before, either way I’m happy. I sell some Adirondack chairs, modern, traditional, and my favorite one is from kings fine woodworking, I think that is it anyway I sell all pine or if the customer wants cedar I tell them the price then we go back to pine that I finish with an outside treatment, but it takes 15 hours to build 2 maybe I could buil 3 or 4 in day 20 hours but the point is 15 hours and I make if I laser engrave, a fair amount but like the squirrel picnic table I could make 10 in an hour and make $200-$300 be pending on wood ( picket fence) anyway keep busting out the videos thanks so much for explaining and giving me and other inspiration

[@carolinepaltz324]

Well that is a tough choice to make, for me it all depends on where you want to put it in your yard. For that reason, I am going to go with the PORCH SWING 😊 and I’m going to make all three! Thanks for all the great ideas you provide here on your channel!!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Good choice! Lol

[@charleshoffa5156]

Its a real tight call between all 3 designs but im honestly loving the swing!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@shanesmith9936]

As always Mathew sir honesty and great information in your videos sir

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

I appreciate that!

[@deannatoland1506]

This is a tough choice. I think the chair will be easier to find a place to mount but being a southern girl, I definitely have to go with the (porch) swing. 😊❤

[@bobby-gs9wn]

I’m so glad I found your channel. Good stuff buddy!

[@caperguy1567]

Love the Adirondack with the bucket!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@OurBackroomCreations]

While both of the squirrel chairs are both adorable, I love the bucket better!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks!

[@dasfreakster]

Great video as always. When using fence pickets do you sand them down first? If so, do you just a hand sander or a drum sander, or????????

[@kaseyleet7218]

My favorite is the porch swing!

[@jburns4304]

Love that chair. I was planning on doing the swing but I going make that little chair.

[@markhawkins2617]

I love these videos using fence pickets but I can't seem to find them here in England all though I will keep looking would love to do some of these projects

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

What about pallets? A lot of times you can use pallet wood for these builds.

[@markhawkins2617]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking yes that would probably be a good option for me

[@ronheflin7848]

I love them all but i am going with the table. I love the swing but some of measurements were wrong. Keep the videos coming and stay safe

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@christillotson3946]

CHAIR IS SO COOL. IT GETS MY VOTE!

[@jaeography]

There will be a lot of happy squirls in my neighborhood this fall!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol

[@builtsmartwoodworking9776]

Enjoy watching your videos. I’ve noticed that many times when ripping boards you will rip halfway and flip your material and finish the cut. Any benefit to this?

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

It keeps my fingers farther away from the blade and keeps me from reaching over the blade or walking to the other side for the off feed

[@joshbolton4916]

All awesome builds but brother you killed it. I seen the eye wink so yea don't rub it in too much. I'll be building this today to see how they do. Btw I dig the fresh ink.

[@Wolfe_Metals_Stacking]

I'd have to say the swing and chair are a tie. I love how both look! Good job, family!

[@WomanUnfiltered]

These are all cool. I do love the squirrel swing, a great creative build. However, I don't think the squirrels would enjoy the movement too much. Love the Adirondack chair, especially with the screw or bucket option. This was too close to call. 😂

[@mikegray4240]

LOVE all of them, they look great!!! Would a three way tie be bad?

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol thanks!

[@johnmusgrave3179]

If I build one of those chairs, it won't be a feeder for squirrels but leave out the corn cob screw and sit a teddy bear on the chair, it will be a popular decor item. Thank you for making the video.

[@jimmyturner5589]

Like the chair the best but all three builds are awesome 👌, really like the voice over, it sounds alot better than it used to be.

[@gordangraham]

Brother this is a great idea. This will add some value to my laser engraving business. Great video and I did subscribe.

[@skampp]

I love all three designs, but I have to go with the table. It would look good anywhere outside.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Fair enough!