| Title | : | 8 More Woodworking Projects That Sell - Make Money Woodworking (Episode 18) |
| Lasting | : | 16.57 |
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TIP: 6:18 Making Stars; you can cut the negative star out with a multi-tool so that the cut lines will all be straight edged LOL yw Comment from : Marc Kring |
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Assalamualakium Mr Mateew peech sya dari Indonesiaselalu sukses untuk anda Comment from : Ahmad Ruswandi |
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What would be really awesome on the flag would be to stain the stripes different shades and to cut out the star shapes with a dremel and tiny router bit(if they make them 🤷♂️) and install some led lights behind it with maybe red, white and blue or set them to oscillate red, white and blue!! Comment from : Jezta |
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Love the "hanging" boxes, but see them with little block feet as standing boxes The laser engravers are really cool But as someone who's planning on going tiny, as in building a skoolie next year, I have to be realistic where tools are concerned After my build, I'll be selling off all but the necessary smalls building tools, so no room for a big laser machine Lol Comment from : Tina Tomlinson |
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Easy way to put a split just get a wedge and tap it into the end grain just be careful not to hit it too hard Comment from : AlphaPhoenix |
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Maybe those staples that hold wires in the walls Comment from : jake parrott |
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You could use a romex staple Comment from : Shawn Burns |
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Mathew your a great inspiration, I just got done making the flag out of scrap wood which was totally free except the large paint sticks I used the long paint sticks for the frame and the free wood to make the flag part it’s a little ruff looking but I stained the part where the stars will go blue and the rest antique oak came up with my own measurements basically 17in by 14in on frame and cutting to fit all my slats long and short I used wood glue and 1” brad nail for frame and slats and filled in all the holes and sanded before staining I’m actually surprised it turned out ok probably middle school level but for first time attempting it I’m ok with that 😂 I’ve wanted to build one for a long time and with just the picture and your encouragement and positivity I was able to make it happen in a couple of hour’s surprisingly! I feel like the wood went to good use instead of sitting here collecting spider webs and dust now I have a US flag So cool! Can’t wait to see what you’ll come up with next video😂love them all thank you❤❤❤❤❤ Comment from : Laura Harvey |
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The pallet flag is really cool decided myself to make a spice shelf with a flag door Comment from : Hunter Moseley |
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That star if you drilled tiny 1/8 holes you can fish a Scrollsaw blade in it and cut out the entire center You could take the center from the first one and cut it out making several different sizes Scroll saws are a easy to use tool the kids can learn on My dad had a craft business in the 80's and 90's I started on the scroll saw around age 8 I use to make wooden tulips from scrap ply wood you cut the flower head and ten a leaf I use to drill a hole in them and put the on a 1/4 in dowel rod for a stem After making hundreds of them one day I had a Idea Instead of using a dowel rod I used the flat metal binding straps for lumber 3/4 in wide and they would wave in the wind Super easy I got 6 bucks each in the early 90s and my mom could not keep them in stock in our craft store spray paint the leaf and stem green and the flour all different colors, Easy $ cheap takes little time, Comment from : Jeremy Miller |
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12:02 I made one! I’m making little handles for it instead of the hole I came back to see what kind of protective finish you suggested 😊 Comment from : ConceptArtByCheri |
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I love the simplicity and the common since That is why I clicked the links Hell I am dealing with PEMDAS What a joke You just keep on doing you because you have common since Comment from : Glenward Gross |
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I've been seeing shelves that are suppose to look like drawers I'm gonna try to make a set and see how it goes🤞🤞 Comment from : klevans01061973 |
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Maybe a picture hanger, removing the teeth Comment from : Michelle |
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That dresser over your left shoulder is awesome!! Comment from : Gary Hughes |
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From what country is the flag? It’s similar to the USA but it can’t be be because the USA flag has thirteen stripes not eleven Comment from : vanelizas |
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Am I crazy or is the wooden flag missing some stripes 11!!!!!!!!!!!!! Comment from : Joshua Hoff |
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Electrical wire staple has flat crown Comment from : Rocky Mountain Radar |
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Just wondering how these smalls are selling for you? Comment from : John Wells |
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Do you have the link where you show how to draw a perfect star? I can't find it Comment from : yaowsers77 |
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You could use a Romex staple for cable 🤔 Comment from : Kevin Tabor |
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🎉 Comment from : Natalie Arena |
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This gives me several ideas, thanks! Comment from : Tia |
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I got a good one good sane if you can't be used you're useless you think about it everybody uses everybody Comment from : John Selden |
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You could use a 1/8-->1/4 inch of square tubular steel for 2 staples The flag only has 11 stripes Comment from : Ray N |
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3:31 you could also get some brass rods and make splines Comment from : Henry Diaz |
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My husband watched your videos I said you "need to research" these items for "demamd" Not only did he NOT EARN MONEY, BUT WE ARE IN THE RED SMH Comment from : Vic Austin |
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Bro what would be even better would to be recess that staple so it's still visible but you can make the top completely flat and coat the whole thing in epoxy Comment from : Sean Weiss |
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I'd use a full pallet and use extra pallet slats, to fill in And make it, pallet size, and set it up out in the yard Comment from : Brent Fowler |
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Making canadian flags with old fence boards Takes me 45 minutes to build 75$ a peice Gave the first few away for free too family and friends Cast the lurewait for the bite! Comment from : Mad4th mad4th |
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Your videos are awesome! Thank you! Comment from : Merrill S |
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Thank you for the video! Comment from : Victor V |
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At least make your flag with the correct number of stripes if you make one Comment from : Kevin McFadden |
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Tinker repair I have a plate like that This look is easier than bowtie brLooks great Really appreciate this series Comment from : Rhea Griffiths |
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Hey could you do video on how to make the split drawer in the back would love to try this Comment from : Gary |
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Wire staples Comment from : T lameo |
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Id bet the plywood stars could be made from strips of plywood with single spline joints Comment from : Richard Mccann |
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I cannot find the plans that show how to build the tray with hardware cloth Do you have a video on making it? Comment from : Rob I |
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Do you post any of your videos on Rumble? Comment from : Balazs Fodor |
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Matthew, I'm so excited I have to share I made a Rustic Bath Towel Organizer and posted it I've now sold 4 in about a week It really does pay to research and watch your wording A BIG thank you for your videos Comment from : Linda Raphael |
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and the flag is short stripes Comment from : fahqplease dnyh |
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Does the pallet flag only have 11 stripes? Comment from : PJCnCShop |
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Good Comment from : Forgive everyone Polite soul |
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awesome video huw tall is that cracked box over your left shoulder Comment from : tobys sawdust |
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Electric wire staple Comment from : T lameo |
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I notice you have bridge city tools in the back How do you think their squares compare to woodpecker? Comment from : Dylan Kuehl |
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Wire staple Comment from : Chad Parks |
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Horseshoe nail Comment from : Cathy Sweany |
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Where do you buy wood screws in bulk for discount prices Hardware stores are so high Comment from : Curtis Roque |
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Matthew I love your videos Question( alot of these things when I see a picture I can "usually " build it I have clients that just show me pics from pintresr ) can you show a video of something that u think will sell with a little more difficulty? Again love all your ideas!!! Comment from : Bdub |
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If you wanted to use/bend cut nails, you can anneal them on the gas burner, and cool them slowly in ashes or sand Comment from : Richard Mccann |
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I have to go thru your videos and make sure I thumbs upped each one! I love your help that much! Thanks Matthew! Peace! Comment from : Richard Mccann |
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I have to ask, What is the little black box thing that you have clipped to your hat? Comment from : Cable Mann |
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Love your videos Comment from : ratmax1231 |
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BTW Subscribed! Comment from : 7 years ago |
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Your next project should be a build of that pallet flag with the correct number of stripes 😊 Comment from : 7 years ago |
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Where are you/others actually selling these things? Just curious because when I look around etsy, theres a few scattered here and there, but anyone with a newer shop, good luck, because there are sooooo many out there Comment from : Jonathan Downing |
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I really like these videos, but struggle due to my lack of toolage, and I'm not buying any more until I start making some stuff Can you try a few projects with just a circular saw and a few basic hand tools for us beginners to follow with? Comment from : infered5 |
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Just goes to show us that with smart vocabulary, you can sell the exact same thing just word it differently! 😉 sadly I’ve been gullible to this market strategy Comment from : Marcus Jones |
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I love your takedowns of these trends! It’s crazy what people will pay for a piece of dimensional lumber with a handle cut in it Sheesh Comment from : Delia Guzman |
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But where do I sell my crafts at besides venders and farmers markets Comment from : SYDSGARAGE |
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Thank you who spends the time for others so they can catch on God bless you and your family outstanding job great attitude great idea astounding work that's the Bottom line Comment from : Patrick Archuleta |
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Great job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Comment from : Larry Stone |
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Pound on a new nail and make it look old LOL Comment from : Ken Luning |
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Hi Matthew! The star project would be perfect to salvage the middle star with a laser cutter/ engraver If anyone who has access to one or has a friend who owns one, I would recommend hitting them up for this project Comment from : EG Does It |
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Another great video thanks for sharing really weird on the Flag build how they only went with 11 strips I have a mini one I bring camping it is from Max F on here his build I always want to make a bunch and try selling them when we are camping, lots of foot traffic people like to display their campsites Comment from : steve steve |
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Interestingly, the flag is not a correct American flag It only has 11 stripes Love your videos Comment from : Laura Marshall |
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On that pallet flag, you'd just have to count the boards to be the strips They've only got 11 Comment from : dondale68 |
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What about a metal hammer or hatchet wedge Comment from : Jeff Rice |
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Maybe you would be more successful if you used the correct number of stripes on the flag Or maybe it isn’t a us flag? Comment from : Dave P |
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cool video excellent ideas! Comment from : John Cardow |
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An easy staple for spanning wood cracks is what is called a "Hive Staple" by bee keepers They use them to connect hives together for transportation Comment from : TheHoundwg |
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Hola! 🖐Thanks for all of the awesome ideas Have a good one, Adios!👊 Comment from : Woodworks by Grampies |
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Electrician stample are squareish Comment from : Erin Mccann |
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oh man great stuff im so close to buying a table saw and a brad nailer i feel like we could do this Comment from : Nicky T |
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About the Wall Mount Safety Baskets - How do they mount on the wall? I'm thinking I can make the baskets but how will people hang them? Comment from : Edward Holtgraver |
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Good stuff Matt! Thanks once again for some great ideas! Comment from : Dale Nottingham |
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What color is the wire on the hanging baskets? Comment from : Scottie Whigham |
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Repent to Jesus Christ “Godly sorrow brings repentance that leads to salvation and leaves no regret, but worldly sorrow brings death”br2 Corinthians 7:10 NIV Comment from : Repent and believe in Jesus Christ |
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11 stripes on the American flag? Comment from : Chris Nussbaumer |
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Great video! What mic are you using? Comment from : Paynes Custom Carpentry Co |
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Thank you for this I love the box/tray with hardware cloth I'm going to try that one Comment from : Living Well Farm |
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Man, I'm looking forward to having time to work on some of these things that you have presented to us,thanks mat Comment from : Walter Catiller |
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Hi Matthew, I have been following for a few months now and I really admire and thank you for all your free advice, it has helped me massively! May I kindly ask where you are able to discover which items are currently desirable within the woodwork marketplace? brbrKeep up the good work! Comment from : Connor |
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Hands down best woodworking channel on the tube Comment from : Grazi |
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12 or 14 gauge copper wire stitch across the crack is an idea that I had Comment from : Ron West |
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I love your ideas!! I make pallet wood flags and the one you are showing gives me new ideas!!! Comment from : Leslie Applegate |
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Great tips thanks for sharing Comment from : Jim Rosson |
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If you are going to do the American flag at least use the correct amount of stripes That pb flag had 11 stripes Comment from : Omni11B |
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bAre you going to be coming up with a 2023 Falls item video? Time to Gear up/b Comment from : Rick Ramirez Ricks2Cents |
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Good info Comment from : imsowright90 |
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I see a fix for cracks in your Pickle Ball Paddles!! Comment from : Robert Younghusband |
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Question How often do you fill brad and finish nail holes in these projects? I figure if it is real rustic you wouldn't Trying to figure out how much non wood workers care about this aspect Awesome video and thanks! Comment from : Orange SnapDragon |
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