9 Woodworking Projects That Sell | Make Money Woodworking

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Title	:	9 Woodworking Projects That Sell \| Make Money Woodworking
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They make hanging boxes to put beneath the bottle openers to catch the caps Might be another addition to make it more pricey with the favorite beverage engraved on it :)
Comment from : M B

i got ton of scraps all i need is to buy me a CNC machine
Comment from : certified30

Thank for the ideas I do have a question for you I have made a few things with the barrel stev’s Anyway my question is how do you attach the strap to the shelf All of my stev’s are recycled planter boxes or heavily painted This is some hard-A wood I couldn’t tell you how bits I have broken trying to drill a hole I am a newbie type when it comes to word working
Comment from : Ron Adams

watched again
Comment from : Bruce Welty

I really like the tray Definitely something I want to try
Comment from : Alresu

Im from willisburg bud not too far from ya Great stuff tryin to get into woodworking myself
Comment from : Corey Milburn

Store front link
Comment from : Brandon Jones

After watching a ton of woodworking videos, my first big purchase needs to be a cnc
Comment from : Ron Carr

Thanks for all the ideas and info, anyway you could make a vid about the coaster set and trays? I'd love to see how you set up the cut files for those
Comment from : jarethhsms leland

Wonderful video br I'm looking for good ideas for my children and grandchildren to do together and these really hit the bullseye!
Comment from : Tim Adams

Fun fact In rum production (not agricole) you need used old bourbon barrels to age your rum
Comment from : J K Povlsen

This just came across my feed Some good content and simple things you can make so i subscribed I mill most of my wood and literally over run with offcuts and scrap I throw away bunch but do save a little Trying to sell things at markets is tough around here due to me living in a smalll rural town I can see people buying these smalls if the selling prices can be low Thanks for the information!
Comment from : reloadNshoot

What Lazer do you use? I barely have woodworking tools let alone a Lazer machine or a CNC so I was just wondering Thanks!
Comment from : iOS Gaming Shorts

C-A-T-S
Comment from : Wesley Miller

good list
Comment from : Joshua Hymel

I always wanted to get more into woodworking Thanks for the video
Comment from : Brass Peace

Love that you showed Blantons in the video I used to work at Buffalo Trace for many many years Miss Kentucky
Comment from : Orion Marra

Thank you for making this video It is making me want a drink
Comment from : LeadDennis

I love the Easter scene, but I’m in love w/ the barrel ideas!!!
Comment from : Jalon F

❤👌
Comment from : Marcous Awad

Oak barrels are not that easy to come by in many, i would say most, areas of the country
Comment from : Pyro Man

This is illegal
Comment from : Dustin James Becker

Hey Brother This is probably my 5th or 6th time watching this video, but YouTube put it back in my feed, i guess cause I kept scrolling through too much other stuff So, I think I'll another comment, cause algorithm!?🤔😎
Comment from : Scott Bionic Nerf

Nice vid Love the T-shirt No more rhyming, and I mean it…
Comment from : Kevin Pell

Great video! Just found your channel, KY woodworker here, too (Bowling green/Owensboro area) always great to see homestate guys on here!
Comment from : My Midlife Crisis Adventure

Great job and thank you for sharing enjoyed it
Comment from : Larry Stone

Amazing video! Very useful to get some ideas, I found a bunch of barrels for 40-50£ in the UK close to me so I will definetly go and get one to see what I can craft out of it!
Comment from : Bullzey

Just wonderingdo you steam & flatten your staves for the key chain hook rack/coat rack to be mounted on the wall?
Comment from : Rick Enterkin

CNC cant afford it
Comment from : polgadot otter

That shirt is amazing
Comment from : Joe Sanchez

For some of those prices I wouldn't even bother I get that you're using scraps, but you still have time and overhead in making and selling this stuff
Comment from : Wayne Jones

No instructions
Comment from : Chris Usher

Suck your camera to far away can't see if I wanted to make no idea where you get a barrow on west coast up top
Comment from : Chris Usher

Why is it called Sothpaw instead of Southpaw?
Comment from : Chip Rhoads

a magnet will catch a bottle ?? not sure what you meant
Comment from : Don Deusterman

lol love the shirt!
Comment from : Dr Rick

I like your video about how to utilize scraps What part of kentucky are you from? I’m from Florence
Comment from : holver pech

This is EPIC!brI'm a UK alum, & really appreciate your profit-minded info here
Comment from : Till We Have Replicators

What a great video Subscribed!
Comment from : Worst Workshop

I have started making hand held bottle openers that I customize Great video and thank you for sharing
Comment from : Jk Canvas

Just found your channel Howdy neighbor
Comment from : M R

I have made tops with pieces cut with a hole saw and use a dowel
Comment from : Dan Ruggles

Boot jacks are easy to make and personalize
Comment from : Dan Ruggles

Great video Thanks for the awesome info I like to use my scraps for various scroll saw projects, usually toys for my grandson Airplanes, helicopters, boats, etc Looking forward to checking out your other videos 👍🏽
Comment from : Bryan Gonzales

thanks
Comment from : Bruce Welty

How in the F does your scrap wood pile only have like 20 pieces in it? 60 of my shop is scrap wood AND I have a wood burning stove for heat so I burn a ton of it as well
Comment from : Peter Jacobsen

Where do you sell at?
Comment from : Shofar So Good

What is a flight board used for?
Comment from : George Cain

Do you have a video on that wallet or even a close up picture on an instagram
Comment from : BlackStang 1302

I'm in Ashland KY where are you ,I'm looking for whiskey barrels close to here
Comment from : Kevin Dawson

You said KY… well… OBKY till I die!!
Comment from : jacob ezell

I hate to tell you, but your scrap box is smallbrI love the video, and I'm a new subscriber
Comment from : Scott Bionic Nerf

Great video, I'm a new subscriber I really enjoyed the descriptions of how everything was created
Comment from : Scott Bionic Nerf

How are you selling all this cool stuff?
Comment from : comfortably numb

Great video! Just subscribed
Comment from : Crafted by Ray

Good video What is a Sothpaw?
Comment from : Two Jeremy’s Woodworking

Great to see another woodworking enthusiast slash teacher! Keep up that grind man!
Comment from : Zach Chenoweth

Hi man Come on paint your garage Don't be lazy 😢
Comment from : BOB CAT

Never throw away woodor yarn, neverever lol
Comment from : Donna Martin

The Easter set is brilliant I could see making/selling similar units for a church fundraiser Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Peter Carli

I love to make wooden toys
Comment from : Woodden

"No more rhyming! I mean it!" Great shirt! Thanks for the video - I got a few new ideas
Comment from : Ross Horner

Always like watching your videos Thank you for sharing I like making trays for gifts Will change the shapes so that it will work around knots and rough edges
Comment from : Bob Swihart

Great video We are practically neighbors, Im in Jeffersonville, IN Could you tell us where to search for bourbon barrels to purchase? Thanks
Comment from : Mark Gaither

Just FYI, you said the bottle opener magnet would catch bottles instead of bottle tops Happens to me too when I talk about certain things 😂
Comment from : BlurredImages

Every piece you have there looks absolutely great!! Great work on everything, buddy 👍👍
Comment from : Joe Lazzara

Boy ,I wish my scrap bin looked like thatmine is4 old shop vac’s full
Comment from : robert sanderford

thanks
Comment from : WC Meyer

Great video! Thank you! I use a lot of scrap in my projects as well And I spite every piece of wood that goes into the burn pile (even though they're pretty small by that time) I also reclaim a lot of materials Ever since I was a kid, I've always found something satisfying in taking a piece that was destined for a landfill and making something desirable out of it
Comment from : Mark Lindsay CNC