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Thanks for the tip! Need a dado blade first

@@DeCastrosWoodworks 4/4 inch plywood you can use just a couple of passes on a table saw, or you can use a quarter inch straight bit on a router

Thanks for the tip! I'm guessing it sorta wraps around the whole frame and adds equal pressure to all sides?

@@DeCastrosWoodworks yes, 4 Folding corner supports, a strap, and a grip handle that allows strap to slide and compress. It is worth the $50, and better than its competitors. Good luck.

This one is 36" wide x 15" deep x 1.5" high

Thank you😊

Thanks for the question! It all depends on size and customization.

Thanks for the suggestions and you should definitely make one! They're a lot of fun, and look great

Thanks for the question! People keep it by their entranceways to keep their shoes/boots organized and off the floor. Some people use it for other household organizing like in a closet or underneath a bed or couch

Thanks for the tip!

So happy you enjoyed the video and were able to learn something! And thank you for the tip

I sell them primarily on Etsy. You can try both online and local markets to help generate some momentum for your side hustle. I'm currently working on a video on some ways to conduct market research on Etsy. I think it'll be helpful. Thanks for the comment and good luck with the side hustle!

Thank you for the suggestion and compliment! People keep recommending strap clamps, so those must be the way to go

@@DeCastrosWoodworks they're a game changer!

Love it! Lol

Thanks for the idea! I didn't think about that. That would help in case there's any wonkiness in the board. Especially overtime

Thanks for those compliments! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the question! It really varies depending on the size and any customizations that the customer might want.

Thanks for the compliment and suggestion!

I agree, it’s a bit jarring.

Thanks for the suggestion! I've never heard of that clamp before, I'll have to look it up

Thanks for that! Cathedrals sounds better than Mountain peaks

Thanks for the compliment and the sub! That's a great idea, I didn't think about that. It would look much cleaner. Thanks for the suggestion!

True, and if it were for me, I'd probably do it that way, but you have to be more precise on cutting the bottom panel. I made something similar in design to these and used a round over bit on my router table to make that bottom edge almost invisible. I've done similar accents using a bevel bit and made the bevel start where the ply meets the wood. Again, it kind of makes the joint disappear and makes the piece look like it's floating on the table or floor. For items that you intend to crank out quickly for production purposes, bevels and round overs are extremely useful ways to up the look of the piece without increasing assembly complexity. And once the bit is in the router and set up, nothing is stopping you from doing the other edges too for an even greater number of visual effects! So, the same piece could have 3 versions. Plain, rounded or beveled.

Thank you for the tip!

Thanks for the tip and compliment! That's a great idea

It's underlayment. Originally, I was using luan ply, but the underlayment looks much better. Thanks for the question!

@@DeCastrosWoodworks What is underlayment? I searched that on Lowes, but it only shows foam to go under hardwood flooring.

It's a thin plywood. I searched "underlayment ply" on Lowe's, and it came up. Hope that helps!

Between Etsy and local. Mostly on Etsy, though. Prices depend on size and any customizations the customer might want. I've sold them as low at $100 and as high as $270. Thanks for the question!

​@DeCastrosWoodworks where do you live that you can get those prices? I'm curious because you say as low as a 100 bucks but on Etsy you have it listed for $48? I'm not saying your not being authentic but if you want people to fallow you might want to be truthful and bring receipts. Adding you for now to see where you go and good luck!

I have them listed for that low, but I have not sold any of that size. Thanks for the comment! The engagement is a huge help.

​@@lepchaung2446a good trick on Etsy is to list a small version at a low price and offer different sizes. They'll click because it's cheap and realize they want the bigger, more expensive one when they actually purchase something. It's a good way for new sellers to get their products seen by coming up in the search listing with a low price item.

@@lepchaung2446just my theory, but look through a LOT of videos on RUclips I see more that make their money from the RUclips ads and not so much from anywhere else… Another RUclipsr was making mailbox posts and claimed he was selling them for $150 when Home Depot sells them for $50…. You have to take it all with a grain of salt.

Normally, they are used for shoes. But, you can use them to organize whatever you'd like. Thanks for the comment!

I've never used a strap clamp before. Is it ratcheting or something like that? Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks for the compliment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Batching is becoming more important, as I'm getting multiple orders in a short amount of time. Thanks for that tip

Thanks for the tip and the compliment! Glad you enjoyed the video

I didn't think about using brad nails. That would definitely be safer. Thanks for the suggestion!

Yes I would use glue and a cabinet makers stapler .

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll have to check it out

Thanks for the compliment! I appreciate it. Pricing wise, all depends on the size and customizations a customer might request.

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Right?? Lol

Thanks for the comment and subscribing! I didn't think about doing splines. That would look really cool and unique. I thought about doing something similar with dowels, though. Thanks for the idea!

Finger joints would alleviate the mitered corners and make your piece appear more furniture-like thereby adding value

Thanks! I appreciate that!

Thank you! I love working with cedar