Top 5 Woodworking Projects that ACTUALLY Sell | Make Money Woodworking

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Title	:	Top 5 Woodworking Projects that ACTUALLY Sell \| Make Money Woodworking
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WHOA, DONT TARGET COPS BRO NOT COOL LOLLOL
Comment from : john smith

lol
Comment from : Yao Buckman

Nice video! TY Stovetop covers: Kinda like a big coaster to go on top of the stove, amirite? (Ducks and runs a long way away)
Comment from : PRAWNTECH3D

All I need as beginner And broke is to buy a cnc!
Comment from : Sky Net

What I don't understand is I see 67k subs with your amazing quality videosbut I see some half-assed company with 870k no info therejust a bunch of people getting eyes Your channel has value which should equal waaaay more subs brotherl I Def appreciate your time 💯🫵
Comment from : Chris Dockery

Stovetop OMG, I was watching this video while trying to cut ingredients and pizza slices on the stovetop without damaging it😂
Comment from : Welder13

Thanks for all that good information You have given me a lot of inspiration
Comment from : Bentley Parish

"5 woodworking projects to pretend actually sell, to get Youtube clicks"
Comment from : Ignatius Reilly

Didn't you just make a video about not making products you see in youtube videos?
Comment from : Tony Richmond

Excellent presentation I learned a lot Thanks for posting
Comment from : Jumping Jacks

Wood covering burners on a stove? What could possibly go wrong??? 🙄
Comment from : RVCC Director of Facilities

What would happen if the customer place that stove cover over hot plates or the cover was left on and someone turn on the hot plates
Comment from : James Porzio

very beautiful work that is truly extraordinary
Comment from : KISWA MEBEL

The last thing I think you should do is talk s**t about other people The last person I would come to for business advise, especially when you talk bad about people that more people follow It's not good for business
Comment from : Nicholas Sciarrillo

Maybe the content is fenomenal But I came here to see products and saw a guy talking and talking and talking
Comment from : DiegoSynth

not to be rude or anything but whos more likely to buy a cnc before a router or myter saw but i do agree its amazing ideas and great video
Comment from : joe_427ak

Stove top covers - $12 at IKEA, all the large manufacturers are into them I like the idea of making large letters though
Comment from : Dave wallace

I wasn't expecting much from this guy 😅, think it was the backwards cap Great video, solid info This was good advice New sub unlocked 👌🏽😎
Comment from : Khigha Bisi

Bro, this is phenomenal stuff Thank you so much for your willingness to give out some serious knowledge! I learned a ton and will definitely move into doing some of these things you named for my small woodworking business!
Comment from : jdthnt

Would you please make a video about how to make the flight? Really love the look and idea!
Comment from : Smün

This is The Best "top selling products" video I've seen so far 👍brThe guy sold it
Comment from : Олександр Миколайович

Awesome video!
Comment from : John Luckie

Stop waving your arms around You’re not directing an orchestra It’s extremely distracting
Comment from : Jeremy Tolbert

Great Ideas! Greets from Germany 😊
Comment from : Marco Bauer

Great video but not everyone has a cnc router! Great ideas but with the exception of the stove cover almost all those ideas would be too much labour without a fancy robot doing the repeated work for you and to precision
Comment from : shannon Brown

I had a real estate agent ask me to make stove top covers They area really popular, especially if you can customize them Put the family's name on it
Comment from : melvyn andrew

You really didn't share much at all
Comment from : Jon Lanier

You lost me at giant letters That's such a small niche market At least the other guys you criticized sell items that are realistic and NEEDED
Comment from : chris is now lifting stuff

I really love your knowledge AND YOU put out your projects I'm a veteran o and you are on of tge few in this new generation My hat down to you
Comment from : Cesar Soto Padin

Where do y’all get your wood from?
Comment from : ME

I think is just your opinion just like his video except he doesn't try to run your name down Pretty shity of you tbh Lol or your just mad for what ever reason Pretty lame though
Comment from : Emma an Gaea

You mentioned you are entering into the stove top covers Don't you think this is already a saturated market? There are tons of competitors out there from what I have seen
Comment from : Cv19

Comment from : cat meta

saludos desde colombia
Comment from : cat meta

"I hope we can compete against each other"brSpeechless
Comment from : Natie Elkaim

I just started a coaster making business
Comment from : GROW UP JOHNNY!

This guy is one of those ambitious creative type thinkers like Elon Musk He might not be at Elon's level yet, but he's still young and has the right attitude and focus needed to do great things in life
Comment from : Troy C

🎉😅🎉
Comment from : Scott Jones

Congratulations! You’re very talented and successful at your age You are a wizard ! Wonderful information I’ll be checking❤
Comment from : JON Gergeceff

Excellent video! I'm definitely a subscriber Just ran across in recommendation, and so glad I did! I agree about the oven covers! Huge possibilities! 🎉
Comment from : miraworldus

Showing the list of woodworking videos at the beginning when you mention YouTube videos telling us which projects that sell was a mistake because you showed Matthew Peech at the top His videos are fantastic He reverse engineer's products already selling Shows diverse ways to make them and how to market and sell them
Comment from : Dale Plant

its an ampersand &
Comment from : Brandy Gallegos

Good video Great advice regarding Liability insurance
Comment from : rjtjtckt

Thanks for the ideas! I was wondering if you personally experienced quite a few sales with each of these projects? I am a year into woodworking and I am currently 63 years old I would like to supplement my retirement with my own business Thanks for the thoughts
Comment from : Mark Mylek

The "large letters" idea is "silly" You need a large storage area You need multiple of each letter You would need multiple styles
Comment from : aztek man

Sounds like I need a CNC machine
Comment from : WudWrx Customs

Bloody autofill- humility
Comment from : William Ballaugh

What about coasters? JUST KIDDING! I subscribed to your channel simply because of your sense of humor! I'm looking forward to more great content!
Comment from : ScottyMac71

Montisorri is a teaching theory and kind of private school, by the way
Comment from : Morrigan deAvila Pires

F**k life
Comment from : Philip Colton

Great video again! Lively and too the point Awesome stuff
Comment from : An English Homestead (Kev Alviti)

maybe its's different in the US, but as a hobbyist there is nothing I can make that is cheaper than mass produced stuff If I'm a business I dont wasnt to spend extra on products when I can get mass produced for more that half the cost
Comment from : jake sacco

Im pretty sure i recall you saying in an older video how a maker wouldnt share his plans on youtube if it actually sold well
Comment from : James Bondo

So much wishful thinking! I can't handle it! I thought this was the video of projects to not waste my time on!
Comment from : Richard Mccann

So no lead paint on Montessori products?
Comment from : Douglas Brown

Having watched some of your videos on how you got started and built your business, I think that you Embody and Exemplify that spirit that was in and motivated the Founding Fathers and which is an important part (one part) of what has been America's greatness Your success is Earned and Deserved! Well done!
Comment from : Rick S

I bet he would not be able to speak if you taped his hands to his side
Comment from : Aaron Maccaro

What was that ‘you’re not that guy’ clip? ❤
Comment from : Murfles_McGee

The videos you talk about with 731 wood works and Matthew peech, they aren’t teaching you how to build a businessthey are to teach beginners easy projects to build and sell here and there for a side hustle, also some of the projects on Matthew peechs channel are scaleable and he’s had a bunch of people that came back and said they’ve made certain items of his scaleable…but their channels are for beginner woodworkers for the most part
Comment from : marcus hepler

Another great video When you mentioned the micro breweries you had me at "beer," and I had an idea: coasters!br🪵🤔💭🍺
Comment from : Brent Steiner

Look at your shop and you have a cnc! Not the norm
Comment from : Rose Farr 2

You reference quite a few youtubers who show small projects that sell, claim they don't make any money, yet I make over half my monthly income solely on their suggested creations First thumbs down Try not to be so cocky and "I guarantee" attitude Second, "You've all seen these giant letters"literally never once seen these and didn't know they were even a thing Again with the blanket statements Stopped watching at this point
Comment from : namgorf2001

"you can do this with minimal tools, I made this with my CNCs" 😂🤡
Comment from : James Welbes

What about baby momento box?
Comment from : Joseph Young

Lol Couldn’t get past the 1st one bc, oh I dunno…COST to build The POINT behind the videos you criticize is that they utilize scrap & spending $6-20 max on items that sell for $40-150+ Spin again
Comment from : Romeo Rice

Sorry, too much bla, bla, bla! Not act to see!
Comment from : nikos1e

As a 20 year insurance veteran, I 100 second that you need to be extra careful with insurance if making kids toys In fact, you may have to go to special insurance companies if making kids toys So build the extra expense into your business plan
Comment from : Greg Safford

Great video man
Comment from : Jack Rabbit Kayaks

What are you using to make those flight boards? Solid wood or the plywood?
Comment from : brandon Simmelink

I do want to make money with my woodworking, but I don't want to become a business I'm a 100 Disabled Veteran and working is not an option I do woodworking as a therapeutic hobby, but I want to make a few bucks to support my other hobby, photography I use photography to help me get into events that my PTSD wouldn't generally allow me to go to For instance, growing up I enjoyed racing (all forms of it If it's fast and loud, I like it) But since the military, I'm very apprehensive to attend these events However, if I can "hide" behind my camera, it distracts my mind enough to enjoy the event So, back to what I was saying, I would like my woodworking to make some money to support my photography This video and your other one about projects that don't make money are great videos and very informative Thank you and God bless
Comment from : Wood and Wheelz

God Bless You man
Comment from : Plotty

Shipping as a Canadian sucks our shipping within the country is ridiculous
Comment from : 2WheeledGeek

Montessori was a person that developed a method of teaching young children by giving them the freedom to shape the way they learn over the formal teaching methods used today They are encouraged to use their imaginations and creative thinking to learn instead of pen and paper tasks So a Montessori toy would be something that encourages kids to experiment Its pretty interesting
Comment from : Nathan Woods

I’ve been making noodle boards for at least 4 years now People love them and Mother’s Day is my best selling time I’ve done quite a few different styles Love them!
Comment from : Dee Monjure

I think identifying a niche market is the most important point By the way, I've never seen a stovetop cover in any home, because the objection is always 'Where do I put it when I want to use the stove?' They just do not sell in my area
Comment from : Fulla Blarney

storage units? WTF are you talking about
Comment from : LGB

I’m enjoying watching your videos Very informative and inspirational for someone at such a young age I’ve directed my son to watch them as well Thank you for the content brGreg
Comment from : GSA Woodworking

I’ve never seen anyone use or understood the need for a stove top cover
Comment from : Bruce Frasier

Just subscribed👍👍
Comment from : Darrell Burton

I must be in the wrong area of the country! 6 figures on noodle boards? Can’t recall the last time I even saw one of those in someone’s house
Comment from : Mr My Blessed Nest

"this editor needs a raise! this guy is fantastic!"brbrI love little hidden messages in videos 🙂
Comment from : Justin Banks

How big of a CNC machine should I start with?
Comment from : Bdub

I appreciate this as someone trying to get into the woodworking field
Comment from : Kila

Nice video Thanks for the tips You got a sub
Comment from : Food Splendor

Very interesting journey to wood work business development
Comment from : ONLINE SHOPPING INFORMATION

I just bought a used onefinity And when I booted it up for the first time there was a really cool plaque designed for a specific officer programmed onto it Guess that guy knew his stuff ha ha
Comment from : RMK

lmao
Comment from : Wayne Jones

Great video I enjoy watching videos about “what sells” because a lot of times they are simple projects and use up scraps But this video was different I like to make too many things So I like the idea of picking a niche market This video for me was more about planning things better Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Angie Williams

Thank you for sharing! Big letter project would requiere a whole lot of space and investments for the storage tho And I feel like one would be moving from woodworking to decor business insteadbrBut what I take from this is to think outside the box! There are way more opportunities out there than we think! 💪🏽
Comment from : 1:9 Woodworks

This video was so good With so many similar channels recommending the same projects I think this was strategic, smart and educational Well done!
Comment from : Jonathan Sumner

Wonder is he'll ever show an actual video of where he MAKES something
Comment from : Ray B

wow, this was great, thank you for the ideas!
Comment from : JPowellCreative

What a generous heart, thank you
Comment from : Bruce Jennings

Great tips in here, especially related to renting out wedding items Great idea! (nowI just need to figure out how to make those letters with my miter sawlol) Thanks for all the great inspiration Nowjust one thing: There are tons of female cops and firefighters out there (You referred to them as "he") Just a reminder that about half of the world's population is female :-)
Comment from : Wendy Johnson

Every time I post a stove cover to a woodworking forum/group/subreddit: "yOu'LL bUrN yOuR hOuSe dOwN" Okay thanks Somehow I've remembered not to put a fork in an electrical socket, I promise not to put a stove cover on a lit stove
Comment from : Bryan M

Thanks for the great vid Awesome content as always Please make a video on advise for growing a commercial business I am in a commercial space and investing into 3 phase machines But I need some guidance on how to grow my business Thank you very much (My main issue is that my projects take too long to complete)
Comment from : Imran Sadiq