Make Money Woodworking: Easy DIY House Address Sign That Sells!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Unleash your woodworking potential with our latest tutorial: a simple yet profitable house address sign project! Perfect for beginners or seasoned crafters, this video walks you through the entire process, from selecting the best outdoor wood like red cedar or pressure-treated pine, to assembling and finishing with a high-quality stain. Discover how this easy-to-make project can be a lucrative addition to your woodworking business, with insights into market demand and pricing strategies using tools like Everbee. Learn woodworking tips and hacks that not only enhance your crafting skills but also show you how to make money woodworking by creating projects that sell. Whether you're starting a woodworking business or looking to earn money woodworking on the side, this guide is your blueprint to success. Join us as we navigate the exciting journey of making money woodworking, turning simple projects into solid income.
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As advertised, quality video! Keep it up, yours looks amazing, easy sell for sure.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great idea!
Thanks!
Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it keep building
Thank you. Glad to hear that you liked it!
In the UK, the plant foam is known as Oasis and you might make the project look better by adding vermiculite or similar to cover the top of the foam. Otherwise, a great project. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the information! I do not know much about plants, fake or not.
Pretty sweet little project, nice colour finish too 👍. Did you drill a few holes in the bottom of the plant holder? Might fill with rain unless under a porch?
I didn't because my porch is wide enough that rain will never get to it. Holes or cutting a small 45 degree angle off the corners of the bottom would be good if it is in the weather. Thanks for watching!
Fun video.. i have made several address signs. Those numbers are expensive at Lowes. Amazon was much more reasonable.
I got mine at Menards. They were on a clearance discount. I am not surprised that Amazon would have them cheaper. If I were making these to sell that is definitely one place I would look. Thanks for the input and for watching!
Love this! Could you share how much you would price yours at for a craft fair?🤓
I have only sold items at a craft fair one time. That was several years ago and I did not try selling this item. I would think it depends a lot on where you are located and if there is much competition. If I had to guess, it should sell for a similar price to what can be found on Etsy. It may take a little bit of trial and error. Set a price you feel is fair and see how it does. Adjust up or down for the next fair depending on how fast they sell. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Where did you get the numbers from? Great video.
I got my numbers from Menards. I am sure you could find similar ones at other home improvement stores or even Amazon. Thanks for watching!
How did you attach it to the house? What type of hardware or adhesive did you use?
I drilled 2 holes in the mortar and used Tapcon screws
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What size are your numbers?
I believe they were 5"
Plastic or rubber mallet.
Very good point. I actually don't have either so I used the next best option I had on hand
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Plastic or Rubber Mallet.? Depends on how hard you tend to hit it..😎 or, how hard the wood is.
I have a rubber one that I usually like for soft woods, and I a plastic one for hardwoods.