I have found over the yrs......... large items mean more money on sales and more money on the build...... it also means more time on the build and more time on the sale because not everyone at the marketplace can afford large pricey items....... that being said at the end of a normal day I might sell one 1200.00 farm table or bed that will need to be delivered or changed to meet a color....... but I always manage to sell 800 to 1000 in smalls every weekend with no effort or sales pitch............ and most smalls are made with scraps !!!!!........ no such thing as a bad day selling smalls !!
Exactly!!! People don't realize the real cost of building a large nice item. Cost of material, time value of money (Your time is worth x amount), the build, the finish... And every day that piece hasn't sold is a day the your money is tied up. Sadly a lot of people will end up selling it for less just to move it. Smalls move!
@@johnpreston2786 I have several high end outdoor market events near me...I also live in the Berkshires and also sell roadside in VT and in The Adirondacks...with a side of selling in the white mountains NH. all are high $$ tourist areas
I get scraps from a cabinet shop in Tulsa whenever I can make it over there to get them. Maple, a little walnut, poplar, and oak mostly. I now have 2,000 pen blanks and a bunch of 16 inch scrap pieces to use on lots of stuff.
Thanks for the shout out to my kids and their friend. I wish I could have gotten a picture when their jaws dropped seeing themselves in your video! They leave for Ohio in 3 weeks!
Man I wish you did!!! I'm really proud of all of you. I love seeing kiddos getting into the trade for fun and to earn. So many life lessons in one thing. Tell them I said "Good Luck!!!"
They are in Mt. Vernon, OH right now at the quizzing competition. They're doing well. There are groups from all over the US so everyone there is really good.
Thank you Matthew, This morning , while walking my dog I spotted a pile of cedar fence lumber in an alley. It's old and weathered, with faded red paint. I thought "Gee, I should make something out of those boards." I came across your channel, and now I'm heading back to get those boards! I'll send a photo when I'm done.
Sooo super proud of all the Braggers. One day, I will be a Bragger, too. Keep them coming because they are such an inspiration and a reminder to some of us, "See, it's not just someone with Matthew Peech's skills. We ALL can do it." Thank you, Matthew!
Thank you, Matthew. I not done any wood work since leaving school at 15 to join the Army. I'm now 67 and after watching you video's I'm off to get a jig saw and circular saw, a couple of pallets and get going. Love the video's.
My God bro, there’s neighbors coming up all around me, so I’m loading up on quality, discarded 2x4s, 1x6s, etc. You’ve really encouraged me with this video series.
Matthew, I love the smalls for many reasons. I’m starting out in craft woodworking at 77 but with your inspiration I know I’ll have success. I can make your projects without needing a professional level shop. Already have a number of quality tools. Thank you!
Matthew, my wife and I resurrected my old table saw and are setting up our garage to be a wood shop. She is totally stoked to get a side hustle going, and we built our first planter box last weekend! Will send a pic later. We super appreciate the encouragement you bring to us and everyone else recovering from two years of Covid tragedies. Your mindset is desperately needed by so many. We have stocked up on piles of reclaimed lumber because she keeps an eagle eye on Craigslist free listings. We have torn down peoples old shelving, cut down trees rounds, even old ikea furniture that we are tearing down to build jigs. Anyone who can’t afford much to get started, just keep your eyes on free listings and eventually you wil score an occasional great find. Keep up the great work!!!
Matt! I come from Slovenia and I started woodworking few years ago making bird houses. Evendough I have health issues(I have status of unemployable person), I love what I do and my dream life goal is to inspire like you, and to never give up on things a person loves to do. And I made bunch of smaller, estetic projects, and sold them. I feel encouraged because People like you give ideas for free and we can all make unique stuff, despite difficulties we all have to face. Please keep on posting, I am sure lot of People love your projects,so I am sending BIG thanx to you and all of followers. Greg
Thanks Greg! And your right. We all have our own battles and its up to us to decide what we are going to do with the hand we were dealt. Stay positive my friend!
I just want to say that I appreciate what your doing! I have the gumption, the desire and I could use any extra cash for my family. I have huge back problems and can not work. I do have an ample supply of wood. My backyard and my wonderful neighbor who runs a mill. He gives out firewood for free from cutoffs and only asks that we don't sell what we've received. I'm a newbie and have minimal tools. Your smalls projects are right up my alley. I live in Kentucky where people love old wood and cast iron. Thank you for helping your fellow human out, be blessed and thank you
I just LOVE you. Your vibe is helpful, humble, and sincere. You have opened up a whole new world to me and are an answer to prayer. Besides family, there are three things I love spending my time doing and one of them is NOT my job as an RN although I am very grateful for being able to do it these past 15 years. I love building stuff, love planting everything, love spending time with my lab. I had an inkling that I might be able to make things that people would buy but your videos make that seem like a real possibility. You have created the machine for me basically. I have rolled my eyes a time or two when you get preachy but honestly, you’re not wrong. 😅 I’m really grateful to you and I’m going to figure out how to give this a go and maybe I can retire! I need very little money and I think this would fill in the gap. Love you Peech (motherly love)! I mean it.
Wooo!! I want to do this!! I hope I can sell, I’ll test the market and see what happens, I was just seeing a laundry sign I made and was thinking I want to sell. Praying it works for me and all who are trying to get their hustle on!!
Boy, am I glad I found you when you were on TikTok… or was that TH-cam Shorts? Meh… I am just glad I found you Matthew! I love down to earth, no BS content. Your content is top notch! Thank you for your service to the greater community 👍✨🙌
Thanks for all these ideas, and for being encouraging. I watched 3 videos last week, by guys, on building a small workstation for a portable table saw. One guy used not 1 but 2 FULL SHEETS of 7-9 ply cabinet plywood. That stuff is $220 a SHEET now. Pallet wood and pickets is more my style, repurpose and reuse where possible, thats what I like. I have a fence gate I have to rebuild, new wood will go into it, but I will reuse whatever is not rotten that comes out of it.
Dang brother! I absolutely love watching your videos! You have a true calling for inspiring and encouraging people! As a matter of fact, this weekend I tried making two of the farmhouse style planter boxes. Only problem is, I only have a circular saw to rip the pickets down (no table saw). So... after about 4 hours spent of me basically free-handing, ripping 1 inch strips of pickets down, I had almost decided that this whole wood working thing may not be for me. But then low and behold, I get up Monday morning and watch your newest video and I'm inspired again! Keep on rockin' brother!
I really liked when you mentioned people who say, that's not my style, that's not my gig.... we're in this to make products to make other people happy, and please others with our skills , it's not about what we want, as you said, anyone who only makes what they want, might make some money, but they're all about themselves, not others, so the little gains they find financially, are empty
The way I look at "smalls" is their importance can't be over stated. I don't have a 'gig'. To those who say, 'that's not my gig' , fine. Don't make them. But move over for those of us that are gonna make them. Go back to making your cool cutting boards with a with 110 glue-ups, that takes you 25 days to make, and you might be able to produce and sell 4 a month for $350.00 profit. I'll make twice that in 3hours on Saturday 😎 making my small quick stuff that keeps the bills paid. Thank you for continuing to motivate us.
I accidentally stumbled across your videos. I made an arbor for my wedding a few years ago and had so much interest when I sold it online I ended up building and selling about 30 more. Then Covid hit. 🤬 Just wanted to say your videos on selling "smalls" has inspired me to get back to creating some stuff to supplement my income. Keep 'em comin', brother!
@6:06 with those ceiling lights, thanks to my previous company I was working for, I acquired a big piece of lumber. They were renovating the area where the harbour receives the ships. One of these big pieces of lumber are many years old and have the look there after. A awesome chuck of wood that I got for free, since my boss didn't have to worry about getting rid of it. The point here is, that companies you work for or any local companies, might have some unique pieces of wood laying around, just waiting to be thrown out.
Love your smalls series. Just getting into woodworking. After a career of stick framing. Turned my 12’x12’ shed into a shop can’t wait to get some inventory and hit the local festivals and flea markets
Forty three years ago I made house signs. They were Western Red Cedar but they could have just as easily been made of boards salvaged from used pallets. A rubber stencil was applied to the face, a design was printed, a sewing perf-wheel was run over the pattern, and then pounced with a chalk bag. The design was then cut into the rubber stencil and the project taken to the sandblaster. They were a big hit. I also made a family crest about 4’x4’ with the street address in a banner across yhe bottom if the sign.
The sign was sandblasted & relief carved, then stained snd painted. About a ten hour project and the large family crest was stunning. My guess is that a large sign like that could today go for $2,500.
PNA to the naysayers. Keep encouraging people to be creative and learn to make money; big or small projects. That's what it is all about. Great suggestions, Bud!!!
You inspired me to start off on stalls and if I choose to go bigger as money becomes available. Though I’m already struggling just to start off with stains,paint and fancy cuts, I’ll get there.
I built a trashcan holder for someone for their house..... Messed up now have one for mine and theirs. Build coffee table and end tables for a person wife loved them now have same set in my house
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking that's how it seems to be. Sell one and build another for the house. Everything I've ever built always seems to find it's way to the house as a prototype before we make more to sell
I like this, currently making smaller items to learn wood working techniques that I can do with limited tools. About to start selling, and will be trying some these.
From one Matt to another thank you for the inspiration to start building to make some side money. I picked up a miter saw on sale $99 and found a $10 working table saw on market place. Combine that with what tools I already have and after a few planters I will be making money. I’m moving slow right now because I’m new at this but each step is a step forward. Thank you again for the inspiration to take this leap.
Update, made my first sale today. Two planters sold. My wife claimed the other two I made. I didn’t even attempt to make her pay. I would consider myself as making money at this point. Thank you again for inspiring me. You are a great teacher Matthew.
Started yesterday on my woodworking journey side hustle. Turning 1 pallet into 13ish pallet wood shamrock shapes, 10 coasters, 3 other things (pumpkins) Fingers crossed.
Very cool Matt! I love the variety you shared. Something for everyone. Really enjoying your series and man is your channel taking off! Congrats! And I made the board *woohoo* lol
Hey I'm from KY to.... Barren county actually. Been watching your videos for a while trying to get my wood working biz going. Awesome to here your from the same place as selling these items in the same area as me
Always great stuff Matthew. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and information. Many brilliant projects and congratulations to those who sent their pictures of beautiful works
Thank you so much for your ideas. Starting out late in life and needing to work from home. You’ve given me some hope in your videos. You are extremely talented so wish me luck.
I got a deal with a local fence company where they bring me the old fencing and damaged new cedar boards instead of taking it to the dump. I probably have about 5000 board feet stacked up in the barn.
Thank you so much Matthew! You are such an inspiration! I feel blessed that I found your channel! I don’t even know you in person and I see you as a mentor!
Well... If you've seen any of my business videos I plainly say... It's not easy. If it were then everyone would be doing it. But as far as these builds... most are beginner projects that I would make even now.
no doubt its work. to me selling is the hard part. ebay wants your real bank account access, screw that! dont know about etsy. other online sellers are a pain in the rump.
Thank you, Matthew, great ideas, looking to put them into motion soon, just need to get materials!!! But still looking forward to an Adirondack Chair episode!!!
Please do more videos for those of us that are really really really beginners. Some of these things that you say are super easy don't look all that easy to me especially when I don't have very many tools
I 1000% LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!! Your so informative & supportive, it's so awesome to see all the beautiful things that you've inspired or supported ✨️ We need more like you!!! Thank you 😊
I love the smalls/ I buy old mailboxes and turn them into bird houses making items going to trash sell for $35 I love smalls and all I have is a drill & stencils/ to start with
I make bird houses and wall hangings for the Kitchen and Bathroom and Laundry room, I sold completely out in one hour ,and come home with $2,000.00. Ive been retired for 5 years and love your videos.
Where did you sell your items? Online? Local market place? I want to get started on this too. I am trying to come up with 3 to 5 items I can quickly make in small batches, easily reproduce and sell online.
4:10 - me realizing thats for outside garbage when i was planning on making one for garbage in the house! that would be amazing for homes with pets that are trash hounds!!
Vielen Dank für deine Inspiration & Tipps, hab eine gute Grundlage an Maschinen und Werkzeuge .suchte was neues und bin auf deinen Kanal aufmerksam geworden, auch wenn ich nicht alles verstehe ...LG Silvia von der Nordsee
Cool project ideas. Definitely worth adding to my project arsenal. RIP for the people who live in states with no discernable features to the shape (my home Colorado, and previously Wyoming).
It's time to get off my can and start making some smalls as I have a 120 year old barn that the wind took the roof off and it was already full of wood and I have around 200 pallets and have my own woods with lots of walnut oak maple
Thanks for these videos. I got tons of scrap wood I'd like to make something, instead of tossing them in the fire pit. especially with wood being costly.
I had some paver work done recently and the guy doing the work offered to redo a section of my fence for me for cheap. He was going to finish the pavers up on a Friday and come back Saturday and do the fence. I don't work Saturdays so I was going to be here to tell him to set all the slats aside for me to keep. It turns out he changed his mind and hired some helpers and they got the pavers finished and the fence redone while I was at work on Friday. The bad part is I never got to tell him to set the slats to the side and they hauled all of that off to the dump. At least 50 well-weathered fence boards gone. I was so bummed I didn't notice how great the new fence looks 😂
A similar thing happened to me. We had a tree cut down. Just white pine, but it was my son's tree he planted in fourth grade. I wanted logs to have milled to make furniture for him. The tree company gave me a date, then got done with another job early one day and came over, did our job and hauled away all the wood while we were working. We called immediately and he was able to bring some back from the person whom he dropped it off at, so all end well.
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I have found over the yrs......... large items mean more money on sales and more money on the build...... it also means more time on the build and more time on the sale because not everyone at the marketplace can afford large pricey items....... that being said at the end of a normal day I might sell one 1200.00 farm table or bed that will need to be delivered or changed to meet a color....... but I always manage to sell 800 to 1000 in smalls every weekend with no effort or sales pitch............ and most smalls are made with scraps !!!!!........ no such thing as a bad day selling smalls !!
Exactly!!! People don't realize the real cost of building a large nice item. Cost of material, time value of money (Your time is worth x amount), the build, the finish... And every day that piece hasn't sold is a day the your money is tied up. Sadly a lot of people will end up selling it for less just to move it. Smalls move!
What venue do you sell your projects done?
@@johnpreston2786 I have several high end outdoor market events near me...I also live in the Berkshires and also sell roadside in VT and in The Adirondacks...with a side of selling in the white mountains NH. all are high $$ tourist areas
I get scraps from a cabinet shop in Tulsa whenever I can make it over there to get them. Maple, a little walnut, poplar, and oak mostly. I now have 2,000 pen blanks and a bunch of 16 inch scrap pieces to use on lots of stuff.
It’s the crappie fishing of wood working
Thanks for the shout out to my kids and their friend. I wish I could have gotten a picture when their jaws dropped seeing themselves in your video! They leave for Ohio in 3 weeks!
Man I wish you did!!! I'm really proud of all of you. I love seeing kiddos getting into the trade for fun and to earn. So many life lessons in one thing. Tell them I said "Good Luck!!!"
They are in Mt. Vernon, OH right now at the quizzing competition. They're doing well. There are groups from all over the US so everyone there is really good.
Shows the true character of this man, great guy, skills, and info, love this channel, keep it up!
Like how you encourage people to not just copy but to put their own personal touch on it.
Thank you Matthew, This morning , while walking my dog I spotted a pile of cedar fence lumber in an alley. It's old and weathered, with faded red paint. I thought "Gee, I should make something out of those boards." I came across your channel, and now I'm heading back to get those boards! I'll send a photo when I'm done.
You have the most immediately useful channel on TH-cam . I watch a video .... I go build it. Awesomeness !!!
Any time I get frustrated, watching your videos bring me back to center. Thank you.
Glad to help. 🙂
Your 💯 right, no one wants my style, make what sells!
Sooo super proud of all the Braggers. One day, I will be a Bragger, too. Keep them coming because they are such an inspiration and a reminder to some of us, "See, it's not just someone with Matthew Peech's skills. We ALL can do it." Thank you, Matthew!
Thank you, Matthew. I not done any wood work since leaving school at 15 to join the Army. I'm now 67 and after watching you video's I'm off to get a jig saw and circular saw, a couple of pallets and get going. Love the video's.
My god man! Someone who understands the concept of “give the customer what they want!” Great video!
Thanks JR! Half the things I make I think are hideous. And when I do builds for myself others think they are hideous. We all have different styles.
Wow just over a million dollars in sale's for the 💓. Mind-blowing!!!!!
My God bro, there’s neighbors coming up all around me, so I’m loading up on quality, discarded 2x4s, 1x6s, etc. You’ve really encouraged me with this video series.
I watched this twice. It was twice as good the second time. I might watch it again. 🔥💥💥💥
I stay busy with smalls fun to do alot of my ideas come out of head Kentucky winters is my project time love watching your channel keep posting👍🏻
Matthew, I love the smalls for many reasons. I’m starting out in
craft woodworking at 77 but with your inspiration I know I’ll have success. I can make your projects without needing a professional level shop. Already have a number of quality tools.
Thank you!
Louis that is awesome! Welcome to the trade!!!
Matthew, my wife and I resurrected my old table saw and are setting up our garage to be a wood shop. She is totally stoked to get a side hustle going, and we built our first planter box last weekend! Will send a pic later.
We super appreciate the encouragement you bring to us and everyone else recovering from two years of Covid tragedies. Your mindset is desperately needed by so many.
We have stocked up on piles of reclaimed lumber because she keeps an eagle eye on Craigslist free listings. We have torn down peoples old shelving, cut down trees rounds, even old ikea furniture that we are tearing down to build jigs. Anyone who can’t afford much to get started, just keep your eyes on free listings and eventually you wil score an occasional great find.
Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks so much for your encouragement and support and suggestions. LOVE IT! As a single female with limited income I needed this
Matt! I come from Slovenia and I started woodworking few years ago making bird houses. Evendough I have health issues(I have status of unemployable person), I love what I do and my dream life goal is to inspire like you, and to never give up on things a person loves to do. And I made bunch of smaller, estetic projects, and sold them. I feel encouraged because People like you give ideas for free and we can all make unique stuff, despite difficulties we all have to face. Please keep on posting, I am sure lot of People love your projects,so I am sending BIG thanx to you and all of followers. Greg
Thanks Greg! And your right. We all have our own battles and its up to us to decide what we are going to do with the hand we were dealt. Stay positive my friend!
Where can I send you idea for community?
I added the email address to the description. Shoot it over!
You are an inspiration in these troubled times . Thanks for your comment.. 🙏
Wish you much success!
I just finished and painted some little boxes from the Dollar Tree, and they’re now for sale at a local gift shop for $25.
I just want to say that I appreciate what your doing!
I have the gumption, the desire and I could use any extra cash for my family. I have huge back problems and can not work. I do have an ample supply of wood. My backyard and my wonderful neighbor who runs a mill. He gives out firewood for free from cutoffs and only asks that we don't sell what we've received. I'm a newbie and have minimal tools. Your smalls projects are right up my alley. I live in Kentucky where people love old wood and cast iron. Thank you for helping your fellow human out, be blessed and thank you
What do you do when your table saw won't cut a true 45
Another video filled with great ideas! The folks that sent in pics are killing it!
I just LOVE you. Your vibe is helpful, humble, and sincere. You have opened up a whole new world to me and are an answer to prayer. Besides family, there are three things I love spending my time doing and one of them is NOT my job as an RN although I am very grateful for being able to do it these past 15 years. I love building stuff, love planting everything, love spending time with my lab. I had an inkling that I might be able to make things that people would buy but your videos make that seem like a real possibility. You have created the machine for me basically. I have rolled my eyes a time or two when you get preachy but honestly, you’re not wrong. 😅 I’m really grateful to you and I’m going to figure out how to give this a go and maybe I can retire! I need very little money and I think this would fill in the gap. Love you Peech (motherly love)! I mean it.
we make smalls. always looking fir new ideas!!
I make a point to watch your new and rewatch your posts? Keep up the good work!
Wooo!! I want to do this!! I hope I can sell, I’ll test the market and see what happens, I was just seeing a laundry sign I made and was thinking I want to sell. Praying it works for me and all who are trying to get their hustle on!!
My wife and I love these videos you put out. Keep them coming. Cheers! 🍻
Thanks! Will do!
Best channel I have seen in a while. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for all that you share with us and show us how to do it and selling it ❤
Love they way you break down how to build stuff you see in catalogs 👍👍👍👍👍
Boy, am I glad I found you when you were on TikTok… or was that TH-cam Shorts? Meh…
I am just glad I found you Matthew! I love down to earth, no BS content. Your content is top notch!
Thank you for your service to the greater community 👍✨🙌
You have become my favorite channel Brother. A Canuck from New Brunswick, Canada right along the east coast
What a compliment! Thank you!
Thanks for all these ideas, and for being encouraging. I watched 3 videos last week, by guys, on building a small workstation for a portable table saw. One guy used not 1 but 2 FULL SHEETS of 7-9 ply cabinet plywood. That stuff is $220 a SHEET now. Pallet wood and pickets is more my style, repurpose and reuse where possible, thats what I like. I have a fence gate I have to rebuild, new wood will go into it, but I will reuse whatever is not rotten that comes out of it.
Love the trash bin hideaway , I used a slide out drawer from an office desk with uniformed cabinet door mounted to the front
The more people making smalls the more money kept out of the big store made in china crap, keep rockin it and thanks
Dang brother! I absolutely love watching your videos! You have a true calling for inspiring and encouraging people! As a matter of fact, this weekend I tried making two of the farmhouse style planter boxes. Only problem is, I only have a circular saw to rip the pickets down (no table saw). So... after about 4 hours spent of me basically free-handing, ripping 1 inch strips of pickets down, I had almost decided that this whole wood working thing may not be for me. But then low and behold, I get up Monday morning and watch your newest video and I'm inspired again! Keep on rockin' brother!
The cheap portable tablesaws at harbor freight are worth it for beginning. Certainly better than a circular for ripping.
Every time I watch your videos I get inspired, cheers.
This is SOOO motivating!!!! PLEASE KEEP THIS TYPE OF CONTENT COMING!!
I really liked when you mentioned people who say, that's not my style, that's not my gig.... we're in this to make products to make other people happy, and please others with our skills , it's not about what we want, as you said, anyone who only makes what they want, might make some money, but they're all about themselves, not others, so the little gains they find financially, are empty
The way I look at "smalls" is their importance can't be over stated. I don't have a 'gig'. To those who say, 'that's not my gig' , fine. Don't make them. But move over for those of us that are gonna make them. Go back to making your cool cutting boards with a with 110 glue-ups, that takes you 25 days to make, and you might be able to produce and sell 4 a month for $350.00 profit. I'll make twice that in 3hours on Saturday 😎 making my small quick stuff that keeps the bills paid. Thank you for continuing to motivate us.
You are just right with smalls.
Man that Heart project is a Million Dollar seller. 👍✌
Hey brother I’m also from Kentucky. Just getting into this type of work and I love it.
Hello fellow Kentuckian. Thanks for the support!
Lol. I love the blooper reel at the end.
lol. Yeaa people wonder about my real accent... it came out at the end.
I accidentally stumbled across your videos. I made an arbor for my wedding a few years ago and had so much interest when I sold it online I ended up building and selling about 30 more. Then Covid hit. 🤬 Just wanted to say your videos on selling "smalls" has inspired me to get back to creating some stuff to supplement my income. Keep 'em comin', brother!
If it wasn't raining, I'd already be working onb1 of these little projects 😂. Love this channel 🤙🤙🤙
Looks like a great way to make money for hobbies.
@6:06 with those ceiling lights, thanks to my previous company I was working for, I acquired a big piece of lumber. They were renovating the area where the harbour receives the ships. One of these big pieces of lumber are many years old and have the look there after.
A awesome chuck of wood that I got for free, since my boss didn't have to worry about getting rid of it.
The point here is, that companies you work for or any local companies, might have some unique pieces of wood laying around, just waiting to be thrown out.
great job on smalls I just love what you are doing.
Love your smalls series. Just getting into woodworking. After a career of stick framing. Turned my 12’x12’ shed into a shop can’t wait to get some inventory and hit the local festivals and flea markets
Forty three years ago I made house signs. They were Western Red Cedar but they could have just as easily been made of boards salvaged from used pallets. A rubber stencil was applied to the face, a design was printed, a sewing perf-wheel was run over the pattern, and then pounced with a chalk bag. The design was then cut into the rubber stencil and the project taken to the sandblaster. They were a big hit.
I also made a family crest about 4’x4’ with the street address in a banner across yhe bottom if the sign.
The sign was sandblasted & relief carved, then stained snd painted. About a ten hour project and the large family crest was stunning. My guess is that a large sign like that could today go for $2,500.
No problem, I am definitely taking something from it.
Again - If it's a Matt Peech vid --- it's an automatic UPVOTE!!
Thank you sir, you are the
G.O.A.T.
PNA to the naysayers. Keep encouraging people to be creative and learn to make money; big or small projects. That's what it is all about. Great suggestions, Bud!!!
You inspired me to start off on stalls and if I choose to go bigger as money becomes available.
Though I’m already struggling just to start off with stains,paint and fancy cuts, I’ll get there.
I built a trashcan holder for someone for their house..... Messed up now have one for mine and theirs. Build coffee table and end tables for a person wife loved them now have same set in my house
I warned you... lol. I now have to build like 10 of everything.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking that's how it seems to be. Sell one and build another for the house. Everything I've ever built always seems to find it's way to the house as a prototype before we make more to sell
14:41 Vancouver island FTW!
I like this, currently making smaller items to learn wood working techniques that I can do with limited tools. About to start selling, and will be trying some these.
From one Matt to another thank you for the inspiration to start building to make some side money. I picked up a miter saw on sale $99 and found a $10 working table saw on market place. Combine that with what tools I already have and after a few planters I will be making money. I’m moving slow right now because I’m new at this but each step is a step forward.
Thank you again for the inspiration to take this leap.
Update, made my first sale today. Two planters sold. My wife claimed the other two I made. I didn’t even attempt to make her pay. I would consider myself as making money at this point. Thank you again for inspiring me.
You are a great teacher Matthew.
I guess when I retire, ill have a profitable hobby. great ideas.
Started yesterday on my woodworking journey side hustle. Turning 1 pallet into 13ish pallet wood shamrock shapes, 10 coasters, 3 other things (pumpkins) Fingers crossed.
I started watching you a month ago. Now I bing watch and am amazed at all the great information you give out. Thanks for the videos.
I just discovered this channel. Love it. It has always been my dream to do woodworking and these small projects are perfect.
The ideas just keep coming our way, thanks for all of them and the encouragement to do them.
I'm glad that I found your videos. I'll be starting to build stuff soon. Thanks again.
Keep up the great job
Very cool Matt! I love the variety you shared. Something for everyone. Really enjoying your series and man is your channel taking off! Congrats! And I made the board *woohoo* lol
Thanks Cowboy! And Thanks for submitting your work!
Hey I'm from KY to.... Barren county actually. Been watching your videos for a while trying to get my wood working biz going. Awesome to here your from the same place as selling these items in the same area as me
Hello neighbor!
Always great stuff Matthew. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and information. Many brilliant projects and congratulations to those who sent their pictures of beautiful works
Thanks! And yes there were tons of awesome builds!
Thank you so much for your ideas. Starting out late in life and needing to work from home. You’ve given me some hope in your videos. You are extremely talented so wish me luck.
You just may be my favorite TH-cam channel.
Thanks Peter!
Hey Dude,
I'm a novice wood worker in my time off from 14day hitches .
Great job and ideas 👍
I got a deal with a local fence company where they bring me the old fencing and damaged new cedar boards instead of taking it to the dump. I probably have about 5000 board feet stacked up in the barn.
Thank you so much Matthew! You are such an inspiration! I feel blessed that I found your channel! I don’t even know you in person and I see you as a mentor!
He definitely make it seem SO easy.
Well... If you've seen any of my business videos I plainly say... It's not easy. If it were then everyone would be doing it. But as far as these builds... most are beginner projects that I would make even now.
no doubt its work. to me selling is the hard part. ebay wants your real bank account access, screw that! dont know about etsy. other online sellers are a pain in the rump.
I love your videos and really want to try some of them! Plus you got me when you said KY! Born and bred!
Favorite one so far
❤ being bingeing on your videos. Great content
i just found your channel last night, ind i woke up today feeling motivated as F... im gonna go out to see what i got laying around:) ty m8
Thank you, Matthew, great ideas, looking to put them into motion soon, just need to get materials!!! But still looking forward to an Adirondack Chair episode!!!
Man! I love your videos. You always break it down so well. Thank you!
No worries! Thanks for watching!
Please do more videos for those of us that are really really really beginners. Some of these things that you say are super easy don't look all that easy to me especially when I don't have very many tools
I 1000% LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!! Your so informative & supportive, it's so awesome to see all the beautiful things that you've inspired or supported ✨️ We need more like you!!! Thank you 😊
Hi Mathew I love your videos keep up the good information videos sir
Just started watching your videos and I love them. Also good to see someone else from Kentucky
I love the smalls/ I buy old mailboxes and turn them into bird houses making items going to trash sell for $35 I love smalls and all I have is a drill & stencils/ to start with
I make bird houses and wall hangings for the Kitchen and Bathroom and Laundry room, I sold completely out in one hour ,and come home with $2,000.00. Ive been retired for 5 years and love your videos.
Where did you sell your items? Online? Local market place?
I want to get started on this too. I am trying to come up with 3 to 5 items I can quickly make in small batches, easily reproduce and sell online.
4:10 - me realizing thats for outside garbage when i was planning on making one for garbage in the house! that would be amazing for homes with pets that are trash hounds!!
Hello neighbor! Thanks for sharing!
I've said it before and I'll say it again you're awesome 😎
Vielen Dank für deine Inspiration & Tipps, hab eine gute Grundlage an Maschinen und Werkzeuge .suchte was neues und bin auf deinen Kanal aufmerksam geworden, auch wenn ich nicht alles verstehe ...LG Silvia von der Nordsee
Thank you! These are all great ideas!
Fantastic video
Cool project ideas. Definitely worth adding to my project arsenal.
RIP for the people who live in states with no discernable features to the shape (my home Colorado, and previously Wyoming).
It's time to get off my can and start making some smalls as I have a 120 year old barn that the wind took the roof off and it was already full of wood and I have around 200 pallets and have my own woods with lots of walnut oak maple
Thanks for these videos. I got tons of scrap wood I'd like to make something, instead of tossing them in the fire pit. especially with wood being costly.
new subscriber, thanks man. just startin out woodworking this summer so i can spend more time with family need to pay bills! great tips
Another great video appreciate your videos. Honest and informative. Thanks from a fellow Kentuckian
I had some paver work done recently and the guy doing the work offered to redo a section of my fence for me for cheap. He was going to finish the pavers up on a Friday and come back Saturday and do the fence. I don't work Saturdays so I was going to be here to tell him to set all the slats aside for me to keep. It turns out he changed his mind and hired some helpers and they got the pavers finished and the fence redone while I was at work on Friday. The bad part is I never got to tell him to set the slats to the side and they hauled all of that off to the dump. At least 50 well-weathered fence boards gone. I was so bummed I didn't notice how great the new fence looks 😂
Oh man... wheres this dump located... 😬
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking 😂
A similar thing happened to me. We had a tree cut down. Just white pine, but it was my son's tree he planted in fourth grade. I wanted logs to have milled to make furniture for him. The tree company gave me a date, then got done with another job early one day and came over, did our job and hauled away all the wood while we were working. We called immediately and he was able to bring some back from the person whom he dropped it off at, so all end well.
@@tombloy4244 that was close! I'm glad you got it back.
Thanks for a great Channel. I look forward for more
"Anything the shape of your state"
My state is a rectangle.
... well... pick a cooler shaped state. 😬
LOL snort !