Woodworking Project that SELLS!!! Easy Beginner Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a very fun project to build and to use! You can easily knock this out in a day. It's a great project for any beginner or DIY'er and can sell very easy! This beginner woodworking project can be built in less than a day, I hope you enjoy building it yourself! Free plans will be posted and linked below once completed, the description will be updated once the plans are posted. Have Fun!
www.burnstockdesign.com
Best intro to any video ever
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Rewatching from when you originally posted.
5:30 when you're screwing in the lag bolt and the stop paddle is bouncing up and down 😂
Turtles is high praise! :)
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The intro!!!
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I feel like you almost had to film only missed with the ax on purpose then the tools bucket and doll
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I'm dying!
I had to pause the video just to leave this comment, but I can already tell I will be building one of these in short order (then pissing off neighbors and family practicing, lol)
It's a fun build!
This is an awesome build Brother. keep putting out awesome content
Thanks, glad ya like it!
Great idea! Thanks.
Glad ya like it!
Another great video Cuz
Thanks!
The HD pail...😂 I have lost it in the bank drive through and can't recover...now I gotta go inside😅😅😅😅😅😅the Lady is so p!sse'd at me. Thank you it was so worth it😂❤😂❤😢😅😅
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Earned my sub! Good work!!!
Awesome! Thanks!
Fun build!
It was! Spent hours chucking hatchets at it 😆
Great video and easy to follow. Already made and sold 3 over the weekend. Keep up the great work and entertainment.
Awesome! I love it!
How much you selling them for in your area?
I was sure the stuffy shark was gonna stik!😅
You suc at throwin!😮
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Fantastic Video, Fantastic build! ..... Go Enjoy vacation!
Thank you! Funny thing, I just got back from vacation. I had this video ready to post last week and ran into tremendous technical difficulties. It was a great trip though!
@@burnstockwoodworking don't let the little stuff slow you down. I do and it eats me up. Excellent work 👍 keep it coming
"well you're not my kid, I can't fix your answer"
"How would you rate this out of ten?
Turtles!"
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buncha goofs lol
Maybe add a plywood front to be sold at a lower cost so when the 2x4 is destroyed you can replace with fresh wood? Using a laser engraver you could have the target set the same size each time. Super cool idea! I think 200 is pretty steep though… maybe 150?
Great idea on the plywood. Price really depends on area. In my area 220 is a good sweet spot for something like this.
You can get $400 for a Cornhole set. You should get $250 for this.
Oh man, when that speed square came in, I almost died.🤣
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Mcnally special lol
Lovely family.
They certainly are, thanks!
This is a great alternative to the endless cornhole boards you see online! Simple yet effective. I'm curious where you get your hatchets to throw from?
Thanks! Yea, wanted to try something different and this is a good one. You can find the hatchets at wal mart or any home supplier store. From what I've read the ones at wal mart work great and they only cost around $15.
Awesome video,, and great idea!
Thanks!
Fantastic work, dude! It really looks great! Well done!!! 😃
I guess it would be a bit big to use a pyrography tool, but... I'm thinking about making one. The easier way, let's say.
But I still need to make some tests and decisions about what I'm going to use, but... Well, we shall see. And perhaps I make a video, I don't know. 😬
(But if I do it's going to be in English and Portuguese. We shall see what happens.)
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks as always! Looking forward to seeing your upcoming video!
You can use your laser to make your own stencils of whatever you want or need.
Could use to make the target or logos for spraying onto or whatever.
(And if your design is larger than your laser bed, you can tile it out)
great idea! I'm actually planning to use it like so, just gotta learn how to design first
I almost pooped when the bucket hit
It was the shark for me 😂
How well does the target work with the angle? I find it a safer option than vertical to reduce rebound, but I wasn’t sure if there was reduced performance due to the angle.
I don't know enough about that to give a good answer. This is my first time throwing hatchets, but it hasn't seemed to be an issue.
This is how you turn something really simple out of something what would likely be very hard. Reminds me about Woody Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible which is being given away and can try go’ogling, but I’m not so sure, have a good one!