3 Woodworking Projects that Sell FAST!! | Make Money from Woodworking

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Here are the plans to my most popular item sold Customers absolutely loved this! newtonmakescom/shop/p/wood-storage-box-plans
Comment from : Newton Makes

good tips, but a lesson from an old man i learned that made it financially in life he asked me this: Do you know why the rich are rich? and im like cause they greedy? and he said no we are all greedy but we aint all rich the reason they are rich is they never ever telling everybody their success formula
Comment from : REDF00Q

Ok very nice
Comment from : RISE OF KHURSHEED

Wish you would have said how much you sold them for And how much was actual profit
Comment from : iROBODUDE

Your work is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family outstanding job great attitude great idea astounding work May our mistake care of youBottom line
Comment from : Patrick Archuleta

Lot of great idea's
Comment from : Custom Crafts by Bruce Slaton

What's with all the metric numbers ?
Comment from : Wet Spot Swimwear

m&m's are a necessary tool in every shop 😮😮
Comment from : Mike L

So, I notice this you tuber makes about 1 video per week and it takes about 30+ hours to make a 20-40 minute video (final cut) That is just a basic rule of thumb for you tube some take a lot more and require a crew to produce and can be more than 200 man hours for 1 videobrHow much time does this leave for actual woodworking? brNot to mention buying the materials, marketing and selling the final products?brIf woodworking is so lucrative why is he making videos and not making wood products? Answer: he is making more monetizing the videos brMy conclusion is to make you tube videos and save yourself from buying a ton of equipment and pain from all those splinters
Comment from : Pablo Bartelotte

What finish do you choose that falls under your guidelines
Comment from : John Charmley

Great advice! I love the candle holders, but I have concerns about fire????? Any ideas?? DD
Comment from : Dennis Downes

I know there are many variables as pertains to box pricing but what estimate would you give on the box in your video and also something more elaborate that may take a couple of 8-hour days to make? I had some boxes on display and was offered $2500 for the one I had the most time in I told her I wouldn't consider anything under $15000 for it and she was shocked I consider some of my boxes works of art and to be heirloom quality
Comment from : in2rock

I wanted to ask how you get rid of your sawdust? My whole workshop is a mess after one project
Comment from : Shadow Walker

🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔 Thanks
Comment from : Psychedelic Guitar Art by Jim Anthony*

I make fireplace bellowsBella's Bellows!
Comment from : Bella Kaldera

My grandfather was a carpenter he did everything manually even drilling holes with bevel gear and would love to see these power tools we got today
Comment from : BHARGAV GAJJAR

Yet my stalker's side piece doesn't make no money from woodworkingThat's why she has to steal in order to get repeatCustomers😉
Comment from : No Luv4Hos

Make money from making youtube videos, woodworking is simply content
Comment from : Kevin Filbin

👍👍👍
Comment from : sdesign

By any chance, are you the apparently kid :D
Comment from : Kevin Remnalala

Interesting because my boxes don't sell They are vintage ones that I thrift not ones I make
Comment from : KMF

Oh great Now ETSY will be flooded with little candle holders and boxes probably already is
Comment from : Brangustx

Hard wax oil is probably the best invention since hot cakes😂 applies and dries so quick
Comment from : Woodworking and Epoxy

Dude! Thank you so much for this video I finally have the majority of what I need tool wise and the live edge idea is something I can get down with I've made a few shelves so to speak It's just an oak slab cut however it's telling me, slight router in the edge and a clear coat I'm an instant fan of you Keep it up bud!
Comment from : kenny wrench

The whole ETSY idea was a great concept until people started buying cheap chinese products and sell them dirt cheap and act like they made them I look at the project and I am a 30+ year woodworker/homebuilder and if I cannot build the same product as cheap as they have it priced I know its a cheap imitation wood worker but they sell them so what do you do????rPeace
Comment from : Rich Rinehart

I mostly make stuff for family and friends as a hobby, but I enjoy the video and it's good to see a fellow Newton succeed
Comment from : Rob Newton

Dump the power tools and go hand made You deserve it
Comment from : Johnathan Livingston Seagull

Great work and great video
Comment from : Steve Reid

My channel has been focused on mostly one of a kind projects, but you challenge me to make a pile of something at low cost and see who will buy them Excited for spring! Thanks!
Comment from : JASONS DESIGN SHOP

Another great video!
Comment from : Sandi Billingsley

Red cedar is also really nice, just don't stain the inside When asked why, put a sprits of water to bring out the cedar smell
Comment from : Michael Lenczewski

A kindred spirit Someone who likes boxes as much as me
Comment from : 22busy

I'm in Enid Oklahoma, no Target near me Oklahoma City is about an hour and a half away 🤣
Comment from : Frankie Hernandez

I also enjoy a dark box
Comment from : SawHorse

Can you include how much you sell each item for? Sorry if you have already answered this question
Comment from : William Oyler

i can do this!! no wait i can't i don't have the tools bri need money to buy the tools so i can make the boxes so i can sell them to make money!brbrwhy is life so hard?!!? brbr(kidding i can probably ask my dad if he will let me borrow his shop he's a bee keeper and has all that stuff)
Comment from : Emily Pollifax

How much you sell the box for
Comment from : John Coonradt

I have to figure out how to use my table saw that I inherited from my dad I have little room
Comment from : Carl Beatty

316k viewsbr This means, realistically there's a potential 5,000 people now making boxes to sellbr And they're selling them in the same places you'll try to sell thembr This doesn't account for other people out there who've been making boxes to sell for a long time before you saw this video And big companies, especially some out of Chinabr Now the chances of people actually buying your boxes, have become similar to winning a lotterybr Good Luck
Comment from : warthogA10

Never trust a woodworker who doesn't have a big bag of M&M's on his bench Well done
Comment from : Kurt Malone

Don't you get bored making the same things over and over again?
Comment from : wthomas

Great video!!
Comment from : Cruise Rodriguez

The best advice to make money woodworking is know your market Do not cast your pearls before swine If you want to make a good living, you need to target the very wealthy The middle class is not your clientele
Comment from : John Oler

i love it thank you
Comment from : Mark Thompson

This was super helpful Thanks! I've gotten bogged down trying to make one-of-a-kind things that are too complicated and time-consuming Awesome stuff, but not sustainable I can use these ideas and get the wheels rolling again
Comment from : Ed Tschoepe

Fantastic! Share to others what you know! I love it, and do it all the time, I'm a do it all guy, handyman for a better word When I go to anyone to fix a faucet, install it, or any repair, I try to show the homeowners how they can do it next time Or ask if they want to help, so they can learn Some don't want to be bother, others are happy to learn
Comment from : PoisonShot20

I enjoyed this video but I’m curious about the candle holders would they in any way be considered a fire hazard?
Comment from : Bone Yard

I was going to make coffins but I realized I made a grave mistake
Comment from : Emperor Pawpateen

People often complain about the YT algorithm, but I'm grateful for it, because it introduces me to channels like yours Fantastic video, you got one more subscriber here :)
Comment from : NivosB

Excellent, excellent, excellent advice Today I’m gonna make a box !
Comment from : Mark

I ve been doing high end boards for a few years now Not so sure about the candle holders, If they look nice, I tend to use up small stuff making coasters etc
Comment from : William W

8:12 any suggestions?
Comment from : TKrey23

Thx for the mm size!!!!
Comment from : Hannes Le Grange

Money and woodworking should not be used in the same sentence
Comment from : Robert Cornelius

Wonderful advice and creations Thank you for sharing God bless 🙏✝️🇺🇸
Comment from : My Name

My biggest problem is how do you clean up excess glue on the inside corners of the box
Comment from : Darren Wallace

interesting
Comment from : Donald McDaniel

Flea market knickknacks, doodads, widgets, & doohickeys are good for yard sales where all the "customers" think the Dollar Store is for the hoity-toity high falutin crowd
Comment from : YourLogicalNightmare

Can you lend me that sawing machine for a while…
Comment from : Jerry Taliercio

4:31 looks like an accident about to happen
Comment from : Doggy Gaming

its awesome have been making things out of slab from the local saw mills for long time now hve design rough log front porch for folks just by covering the wall on porch with some cleand up lenghts of slab yer awesome inspiation thank you
Comment from : Steven Smith

I don't think you spent enough time on finishing your boxes, etc Please elaborate Also, for your boxes, did you just glue those half-lap joints together, or did you also use some type of brads?
Comment from : tkarlmann

Very smart
Comment from : NervousBarley 68

How much you charge for these?
Comment from : truth h

Amazing video thank u I can’t wait to see more
Comment from : TRAC ATAK

M&M's yum
Comment from : Jt

That’s great and all… But how much are you getting for these things and where do you sell them? I have no doubt that you could sell those boxes like hotcakes for 10 bucks, but it wouldn’t be worth my time to even consider it for that money It has been my experience that people won’t pay any decent labor for handmade woodworking stuff
Comment from : Seth Watson

How will you sale them and how will you price them Joe Allen
Comment from : Josepnh Allen

what kind of price do you put on a small walnut box?
Comment from : Barry Wuthrich

That's what I do, Boxes, dark color with laminated light color stripes, and no metal
Comment from : William L Baptiste

The Force is strong with this one Most impressive
Comment from : The Boatman

cutting boards do not sell they are porous and hold bacteria-not safe in a kitchen
Comment from : David Deboy

I love boxes made from wood
Comment from : Julie Barnett

Wow! I love watching you make these items!
Comment from : Patricia Ingraldi

Sir ur tools n machine are very costly In india I can’t get all machines 😮
Comment from : Azadare Husain

your all about saving time, use a Dado blade
Comment from : David Lang

I have been making boxes for years I can't make them fast enough
Comment from : Cliff Burlew

And, after selling 6000 boxes, you might pay for one sixteenth of the shop tools
Comment from : Merzui

Plus the plans are passive income
Comment from : David Clark

Questionif u make set off plans and sell to someone they just end up making it themselves and u lose out on a product that u could of made
Comment from : Chris

Don´t build small stuff that sells fast They usually give back horrible hourly rates The bigger the build, the higher the return per hour Build sth that costs money and it will sell quickly as well Plenty of customers out there willing to pay money for good woodworkingbrbrA cutting board gives a return of what, maybe $50/hr? A Victorian cabinet sells at around $800/hr OK, not everyone can build one, but even kitchen cabinets from solid wood return around $300/hr And that´s "just" milling wood and putting the together, just like a jewelry box, just bigger
Comment from : bowlchamps37

Do you have any problems with the candle holders as the candle burns down?
Comment from : Victor Waldrop

Wish I had a table saw like that 😃
Comment from : zuke WasHere

Dark red western cedar, even when it's knotty, super nice Paint the outside, but get a mesh bag of cedar shavings and put em inside Spray lightly with water to make them smelly
Comment from : Michael Lenczewski

thx for #4
Comment from : Thomas Costello

Great video
Comment from : David Long

a vaccine abbacus to keep track of your boosters would be a great seller You could shape it like a donkey🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Fall Front 21

box clamp using forstener bit is a lot safer than hand 1 inch away
Comment from : Fall Front 21

New subscriber here! Great information Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Comment from : Carl Harrington

Mate, I am probably never going to make any of these projects but I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge We need more people like you who are not insecure and willing to help others May you prosper and succeed!
Comment from : S Ali

@NewtonMakes could you use a small CNC machine (like a 3018 type of unit) to create your pieces for small items like a box or those candle holders?
Comment from : Eros Peterson

I work in a drawer department of a cabinet making company and we throw small scrap away daily that would make perfect little boxes
Comment from : Dragon Slayer