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I'm not one who goes to Hobby Lobby but i went with my wife yesterday and found myself looking at all the items and thinking, man i could build that and how cheaply made their items were. While looking at a couple things my wife commented, i know you could make this lol
That's the thing about these home goods stores. You get intimidated because they're selling for $20-40 what you put in $60 worth of work into, then you feel it in your hands and it's not even close. Even if it's a soft wood like pine, it still feels a lot better than most target/hobby lobby stuff.
Man Matt, 5500 views in less than 2 hours? Your channel is smoking!! And almost 20% of views rate the video too? Amazing, most get less than 5%of the viewers to give a thumbs up or down. It's not just your content, which is phenomenal, it's your energy and positivity as well. Add in the excellent videography and editing. Winner!!! Very informational, entertaining, and positive. You're a humble and likable young man, thank you for sharing!
I'm always taking pics and looking over stuff that I like with the mentality of "I can make that better". I do this every where especially Hobby Lobby. That's for the tutorial! This is my favorite channel! And yes, im a lady woodworker!
I just got back from a 7 day cruise to three cities in Mexico. Most tourists took pictures of the beaches, food, tropical birds, etc. I took pictures of wood items like benches, fences, wall art, furniture…… Yep, major woodworking nerd. Now, I have 9 new ideas to create for summer. Can’t wait to see how they’ll sell.
I was at the Hobby Lobby in Paducah with the wife yesterday taking pictures of the things she liked so that I could make them for her. It's crazy how much they charge for this stuff when its so simple to make.
Paducah store is better than the Carbondale, IL store. It is fun 2 check stores against each other 2 see differences. I love watching Matt's videos but haven't made anything of his yet. Still trying to make planters with seat between them and had 2 guess the sizes. Matt tells us about sizes and angles. Still learning how to use the different things husband owns( saws and planner,etc.).
I am pretty fortunate, we have a wood mill down the road a couple miles and they put out the 8"x8' and 3"x48" scrap slats of various types of wood out on the road to grab. About once every few months I'll swing by and load my truck, plan them to wanted thickness and bring it on to the house for my little projects.
The other weekend, I was still thinking about a trellis for my blackberries and materials to use. FENCE PICKET 😮 so I built it with 16 pickets cut 1 3/4". Mathew, your garden ideas were the inspiration behind my design. Thanks.
NOBODY pays full price at Hobby Lobby. Every other week, their wall decor is 50% off, and every (alternate) other week their table decor is 50% off. Also, furniture is ALWAYS 30% off.
@@richardmccann4815Also? They use rubberwood & Acacia, which both activate latex allergies. So, if I use anything in there for too long, my skin will literally split, crack, & bleed. Yay. 🙄
I bought that A frame display, second hand years ago. Back then, they had a grey wash finish on it. Not made very well. The bottoms are made of the same material doll houses are made of. I think I paid $100 for it, second hand! But I needed it for a vendor market at the time, so I paid it. I added some shredded brown craft paper and my product in them. They looked great. I'll be glad to make another one that is better materials. Thanks!
I’m gonna have to go with pallet wood builds. Fence pickets in Alberta are 9 bucks for 1x6x6’ 😱 great tips though, I’ve been making the honeycomb shelves using some slats from an ikea bed frame that someone left beside the dumpsters at my condo
I just found my new hobby and side hustle. This will hopefully get me through college because I’m tired of serving 😂. Thank you so much for your videos!
There are many I follow, but Matt is the top for me. I have made many woods project he has shown and sold them all....many were just for the family. Thank Matt
I wish I knew you 10 yrs ago, when I retired. My husband and I have struggled with how to do the things we love. Many times ending in a disagreement (at best) you make it seem so simple. I can’t wait to watch some of your videos on the TV.
Decals work for the “Love the Adventure” stencil, too. Amazon has a bunch of people who can whip one up for you for a reasonable price. $50 leaves a lot of room for investment. And my 2nd grade crayon scribblin’ chicken scratch ain’t impressing nobody. 🤣
Now that spring is here in MN it's finally nice enough to work out in the garage again so I decided to start making things to sell for a few extra bucks. I've binged this series over the last couple days and now have WAAAY too many ideas for projects. Hardest part is narrowing it down to what projects to start first
Cool video. As for the J hooks, I have used some metal shower curtain (S) hooks and modified the top. Easy model. Looks great too once I sprayed them black.
Would love to see a storage bench for garden tools pool supplies like the planters- maybe outta pallet wood? Could even add an outdoor cushion for multifunction or cool design on the lid for a dual function as a table. 🤔
Love your videos man but you are really talented. Some of the things you say are so easy I think to myself, "I will be struggling with this for hours." Still building all your planters right now and your plans are amazing. Can't thank you enough!
Don't feel bad about it! Everyone struggles a bit starting out. And everything gets easier with practice. Just get some scrap wood plug away at it. Before you know you'll be "talented" too! Peace and have a great day!
Yes!!! I love the Hobby Lobby videos!! I love all their stuff but if I can make it myself and save money, then that’s a win win!! Thanks for doing these, Matthew! Keep ‘em coming! 👍🏻 Oh and on a personal note…I love the shirts you have on your store! Especially the women ones! 🫶🏻
Matthew, you have converted me. I’m going to be building your planter boxes, the anchor and other of your items. What you do I showing cheaper material alternatives is great. Keep it up and can’t wait till the next one
Some stores in Australia do charge alot for something very little and easy to make. I have made some of the simpler items for around the home. Keep up the great videos.
A couple months ago I decided to get into woodworking to help pay for gas for my long commute. I was looking at outdoor redwood furniture seeing the profit margins on all of the items some of these companies were making. I just had an "OH DUH!" moment a couple hours ago while binge watching your "high profit smalls" series. Of course i did this after building a prototype 8' picnic table, guess I have a workbench now. haha
Funny enough, I've seen that fruit display thing at Ashely Furniture, just a bit bigger, and it looks a lot like what you described. I feel like someone at Ashley when to Hobby Lobby, put their Matthew Peech thinking cap on, and upgraded.
Matthew, I saw someone on Neighborhood app selling your farmhouse planters... You are doing a great job. I had a coworker dress the garden basket design. She did flowers, and also thought of magazine basket(for the few print mags left), and gift basket. I make mine out of ceder.
M8 brilliant again. That really thin plywood thete using not exactly sure over the pond but a no here u get pallets with kike 4-6mm plywood ontop. Great video yhetrs few wee gems in thete to look at. Keep em coming!🏴👍
Thank you. Shouldn’t be any issues bc you are just getting ideas from them and not copying exactly with the same materials and colors and such. Just change it slightly.
You can get advanced angles on a miter saw. Example: If you want a 65 degree cut, double side tape a random piece of wood to the non rotation portion of your miter base then cut it at 20 degrees. Leave it taped down as is and rotate your blade back to 90 degrees. Take the piece you want the 65 on and set it perpendicular to the taped piece so it now sits ahainst the cut at a 20 degree angle to the blade. When you cut the 2nd piece of wood it will create a 65 degree cut. Essentially you've created a 20 degree stop with the 1st piece of wood.
The best part abt this series is that Hobby Lobby is *notorious* for stealing the designs of independent artists, & neither paying them nor crediting them. I got started in woodworking & salvage art after learning Art Journaling & folk art techniques. Not a day went by without an instructor or author finding their original creations copied *in detail* on a piece of Hobby Lobby decor or furniture. Heck, just last weekend, I needed outdoor fabric, & HL was the only local source. Lo & Behold, they had new upholstery fabric, hanging nearby & it copied one of my favorite hand-stitching designers, Alabama Chanin. (Look her up, she's fantastic.) She published five books that literally *taught me* how to sew, & then taught me how to make it beautiful. The thought that a bunch of baby woodworkers are now gonna make Hobby Lobby Decor (but higher quality, & made in the USA) just makes my morning.
Hi Matt. I'm a beginner to this game and I've been looking for some inspiration for easy projects that I can learn from but also make enough to cover costs etc and your series has been really helpful. I'm from Nottinghamshire, England and although we don't have Big Box Stores we do have similar types of outlets. I visited one today for the first time since watching your videos and found myself looking how things were built or could be reproduced. Thanks for opening my eyes to a way of woodworking and almost certainly the route I will take to get started.
These are great ideas... I'd really love to hear from anyone who has had success building and selling items like this. What type of income were you able to achieve?
Just found your channel bud, it’s Perfect for me as I have a little workshop (shed) and your ideas are just what I need to get some projects made and sold. I’m in England 🏴 and wood is super expensive so I use lots of wood I find, get given etc. Love your ideas. SUBSCRIBED immediately.
I've been pumping out the baskets you showed a while back. Still no sales yet but I'm stocked up now. I can make 1 every half hour at $5 per unit and a resell right of $15-$20. It equals out to $20 and hour.
Another outstanding video, just need to consider that Hobby Lobby almost always has some kind of sale and most of their stuff is 20-40% off, so price accordingly.
Matthew, with regards to the chalkboard for the multi-level tray display, what would you say to swapping out the brad nails for screws,and making a separate white dry-erase board to go along with the chalkboard and make them interchangeable to clients who might appreciate the option to have both?
I wonder if the 1/16 plywood on the shelving was actually scrap plywood wall paneling. That's the only place I know where you can get plywood that thin.
Love the channel! You've inspired me to make a few different things and get a business going! That being said, I can't for the life of me figure out how you're getting $2 fence pickets. In the ~6 mths I've been using pickets, they've gone from $4 to just under $5. It's still a decent deal considering what i can get for finished products, but you keep saying you're getting them that cheap. I wish!
because evryone has a workshop at home full of tools. at the shop you dont pay only for the piece but labour for the piece, logistics and employees at the shop and sort. all these diy stuff needs a bunch of things in advance in order to actually save money on doing these things. it is a fun thing to do of course nothing is wrong with it. simply doesnt actually pays off at the end.
When dealing with fence pickets or pallet wood in making these projects, how important is it for the wood to be flat and square? Aka should I joint and plane the boards to deal with whatever twist or warp or cupping that is present, or should I toss those boards and keep hunting for something that's not messed up?
Around here the fence pickets are normally dripping with water, my local big box hates that I will sort through a whole bunk of boards and only take 30 or so, I don't want to have to work around the knots😁. I purchase a couple of weeks in advance to keep a running supply on hand, and store them on end so they can dry out, then depending on the project I plane them flat and square the side
When you build something new how many do you usually make too see if it will sell or not? Also can you do a video on online sales like Etsy and and other apps and such that you use? I know you mentioned it but If you did I can’t find the video on it. Thanks for all your videos I became a subscriber day 1 of watching your stuff absolutely amazing buddy keep it up!
I usually just do one or two and I have a lot of luck selling locally so I don’t have to worry about shipping. That’s what tends to work for me. But every location will be different and you’ll have to test your market. I’ll see what I can do, thanks for the idea.
It's been driving me crazy.! I mind got stuck on the really thin plywood.....? I slept late and I'm still working on my 1st thermos of coffee, but I think they could've gotten it from interior doors, the cheep hollow ones.
Just subscribed a few days ago because of finding these videos. One question I have is would Facebook be a good place to market this stuff? Also can you try to include more that don't require a table saw? If you can, that would be awesome! Thanks!
Hey bro. I had to stop during the vid when you mentioned the 1/16 plywood. More than likely it is a door skin. 30/68 . I would guess though that it's more expensive than a 1/4 inch luan plywood sheet.
Hobby lobby employee: "Excuse me what are you doing"? Me: "Seeing how I can build it better and sell it". Edit: I'd like to see a video on how to make the display stand.
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A tapering jig would make short and repeatable work of the sharp angle in the stacked shelves.
On the stand with the boxes I thought about drawer slides on them think that would look good
I'm not one who goes to Hobby Lobby but i went with my wife yesterday and found myself looking at all the items and thinking, man i could build that and how cheaply made their items were. While looking at a couple things my wife commented, i know you could make this lol
When I go to hobby lobby I always say this to myself too. So I never by those items 😅😂
😂❤she was hinting that she would love for you to make that for her!
@@lauraharvey7424 she did make it known that I need to make stuff for sure 🤔
That's the running joke with my wife and I, anytime she looks at something to buy at Hobby Lobby, I tell her "honey, I could make that!"
That's the thing about these home goods stores. You get intimidated because they're selling for $20-40 what you put in $60 worth of work into, then you feel it in your hands and it's not even close. Even if it's a soft wood like pine, it still feels a lot better than most target/hobby lobby stuff.
Man Matt, 5500 views in less than 2 hours? Your channel is smoking!! And almost 20% of views rate the video too? Amazing, most get less than 5%of the viewers to give a thumbs up or down.
It's not just your content, which is phenomenal, it's your energy and positivity as well. Add in the excellent videography and editing. Winner!!!
Very informational, entertaining, and positive. You're a humble and likable young man, thank you for sharing!
I'm always taking pics and looking over stuff that I like with the mentality of "I can make that better". I do this every where especially Hobby Lobby. That's for the tutorial! This is my favorite channel!
And yes, im a lady woodworker!
I just got back from a 7 day cruise to three cities in Mexico. Most tourists took pictures of the beaches, food, tropical birds, etc. I took pictures of wood items like benches, fences, wall art, furniture…… Yep, major woodworking nerd. Now, I have 9 new ideas to create for summer. Can’t wait to see how they’ll sell.
I was at the Hobby Lobby in Paducah with the wife yesterday taking pictures of the things she liked so that I could make them for her. It's crazy how much they charge for this stuff when its so simple to make.
Paducah store is better than the Carbondale, IL store. It is fun 2 check stores against each other 2 see differences. I love watching Matt's videos but haven't made anything of his yet. Still trying to make planters with seat between them and had 2 guess the sizes. Matt tells us about sizes and angles. Still learning how to use the different things husband owns( saws and planner,etc.).
I am pretty fortunate, we have a wood mill down the road a couple miles and they put out the 8"x8' and 3"x48" scrap slats of various types of wood out on the road to grab. About once every few months I'll swing by and load my truck, plan them to wanted thickness and bring it on to the house for my little projects.
The other weekend, I was still thinking about a trellis for my blackberries and materials to use. FENCE PICKET 😮 so I built it with 16 pickets cut 1 3/4". Mathew, your garden ideas were the inspiration behind my design. Thanks.
Got pics?? I'd love to see this, & I LOVES me some blackberries.
Crazy how much the big box stores want for such simple products/designs. As always, great video!
Thank you!
It costs a lot to ship this stuff from China, and losses from these being so flimsy are large!
NOBODY pays full price at Hobby Lobby. Every other week, their wall decor is 50% off, and every (alternate) other week their table decor is 50% off. Also, furniture is ALWAYS 30% off.
@@richardmccann4815Also? They use rubberwood & Acacia, which both activate latex allergies. So, if I use anything in there for too long, my skin will literally split, crack, & bleed. Yay. 🙄
I bought that A frame display, second hand years ago. Back then, they had a grey wash finish on it. Not made very well. The bottoms are made of the same material doll houses are made of. I think I paid $100 for it, second hand! But I needed it for a vendor market at the time, so I paid it. I added some shredded brown craft paper and my product in them. They looked great.
I'll be glad to make another one that is better materials. Thanks!
I’m gonna have to go with pallet wood builds. Fence pickets in Alberta are 9 bucks for 1x6x6’ 😱 great tips though, I’ve been making the honeycomb shelves using some slats from an ikea bed frame that someone left beside the dumpsters at my condo
Oh yea, use the material you can get your hands on without costing a fortune. Pallet wood is a great option.
Your awesome wish you’d post more, but at the same time glad you don’t over post like soo many do .
Thanks... I don't know how they do it. I work 14 hours a day to get the one video out.
I just found my new hobby and side hustle. This will hopefully get me through college because I’m tired of serving 😂. Thank you so much for your videos!
You’re welcome!
Miss your Godly twists you used to do at the end , my son and I loved your words of wisdom 🙏
I want that anchor bad! It matches my office and as a veteran squid, gunner's mate guns for life, that's a must have. It looks awesome!!!
Great video like always, I look forward to see what ideas you have for your next one. Thanks again!
Thanks for all the support!
There are many I follow, but Matt is the top for me. I have made many woods project he has shown and sold them all....many were just for the family. Thank Matt
you can get ,100 thick plywood 4 x 8 at HD for around $18. Sometimes there referred
to as door skins
Nice!
I LOVE these videos. Please keep 'em coming! I especially love anything I can make out of fence pickets.
Great job Peech! You have cornered the market with your strategies, WELL DONE! my hat's off to you!
I always look forward to your videos I get so many great ideas thank you❤❤😊
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Bro you have one of the best channels I have seen. Thank you so much for helping me get started in this craft and helping me feed myself . God Bless.
I wish I knew you 10 yrs ago, when I retired. My husband and I have struggled with how to do the things we love. Many times ending in a disagreement (at best) you make it seem so simple. I can’t wait to watch some of your videos on the TV.
I am in the process of revamping my whole shop area. Total chaos for the time being, but I am keeping all the ideas you are generating in mind!!
Matthew- the answer to your material and craftsmanship questions is where they were made.
Decals work for the “Love the Adventure” stencil, too. Amazon has a bunch of people who can whip one up for you for a reasonable price. $50 leaves a lot of room for investment. And my 2nd grade crayon scribblin’ chicken scratch ain’t impressing nobody. 🤣
I was thinking I should call out a favor from a friend with a Cricut machine for a stencil
Now that spring is here in MN it's finally nice enough to work out in the garage again so I decided to start making things to sell for a few extra bucks. I've binged this series over the last couple days and now have WAAAY too many ideas for projects. Hardest part is narrowing it down to what projects to start first
Cool video. As for the J hooks, I have used some metal shower curtain (S) hooks and modified the top. Easy model. Looks great too once I sprayed them black.
Also, some large wire using a vice could be helpful.
Would love to see a storage bench for garden tools pool supplies like the planters- maybe outta pallet wood? Could even add an outdoor cushion for multifunction or cool design on the lid for a dual function as a table. 🤔
Love your videos man but you are really talented. Some of the things you say are so easy I think to myself, "I will be struggling with this for hours." Still building all your planters right now and your plans are amazing. Can't thank you enough!
Don't feel bad about it! Everyone struggles a bit starting out. And everything gets easier with practice.
Just get some scrap wood plug away at it. Before you know you'll be "talented" too!
Peace and have a great day!
@@Wastelandman7000 thanks man! Actually appreciate those words a lot
So very talented.
Thanks!
Man you are awesome always showing cool stuff to make or very cool ideas for things i can make my own.
Glad to help.
Those are some cool items and looked very easy to build
Great series!
I love these breakdowns. You’re amazing.
Yes!!! I love the Hobby Lobby videos!! I love all their stuff but if I can make it myself and save money, then that’s a win win!! Thanks for doing these, Matthew! Keep ‘em coming! 👍🏻 Oh and on a personal note…I love the shirts you have on your store! Especially the women ones! 🫶🏻
Matthew, you have converted me. I’m going to be building your planter boxes, the anchor and other of your items. What you do I showing cheaper material alternatives is great. Keep it up and can’t wait till the next one
Nice!
Thank you for making this video series Matt. You're a Peach ahhhhhhhh
Some stores in Australia do charge alot for something very little and easy to make. I have made some of the simpler items for around the home. Keep up the great videos.
A couple months ago I decided to get into woodworking to help pay for gas for my long commute. I was looking at outdoor redwood furniture seeing the profit margins on all of the items some of these companies were making. I just had an "OH DUH!" moment a couple hours ago while binge watching your "high profit smalls" series. Of course i did this after building a prototype 8' picnic table, guess I have a workbench now. haha
Broom handles for steps on the Ladders 😀
Those mountain’s are very popular right now
They are.
I really apperciate the way you describe builds and show what can be achieved.
Great video Matthew! I tend to do the same at Hobby Lobby getting ideas and making them my own.
Hey Matt, How about putting a twist on the old standard bat house build? 1 or 2 cedar pickets, and give us some creativity.....
Another great video, I thoroughly enjoy this series. 👌
Thanks!
Funny enough, I've seen that fruit display thing at Ashely Furniture, just a bit bigger, and it looks a lot like what you described. I feel like someone at Ashley when to Hobby Lobby, put their Matthew Peech thinking cap on, and upgraded.
Backing that with mdf would make it ridiculously heavy!
Great video as usual.
Thanks!
Matthew, I saw someone on Neighborhood app selling your farmhouse planters... You are doing a great job. I had a coworker dress the garden basket design. She did flowers, and also thought of magazine basket(for the few print mags left), and gift basket. I make mine out of ceder.
M8 brilliant again. That really thin plywood thete using not exactly sure over the pond but a no here u get pallets with kike 4-6mm plywood ontop. Great video yhetrs few wee gems in thete to look at. Keep em coming!🏴👍
another great informative video Mathew nice ideas
These are my favorite videos. One question, is there any legal issues with making and selling a design from hobby lobby?
Thank you. Shouldn’t be any issues bc you are just getting ideas from them and not copying exactly with the same materials and colors and such. Just change it slightly.
Awesome ideas, as usual, Matt! 🔥🔥🔥
Another good one!!
Thanks!
You can get advanced angles on a miter saw. Example: If you want a 65 degree cut, double side tape a random piece of wood to the non rotation portion of your miter base then cut it at 20 degrees. Leave it taped down as is and rotate your blade back to 90 degrees. Take the piece you want the 65 on and set it perpendicular to the taped piece so it now sits ahainst the cut at a 20 degree angle to the blade. When you cut the 2nd piece of wood it will create a 65 degree cut. Essentially you've created a 20 degree stop with the 1st piece of wood.
The best part abt this series is that Hobby Lobby is *notorious* for stealing the designs of independent artists, & neither paying them nor crediting them. I got started in woodworking & salvage art after learning Art Journaling & folk art techniques.
Not a day went by without an instructor or author finding their original creations copied *in detail* on a piece of Hobby Lobby decor or furniture.
Heck, just last weekend, I needed outdoor fabric, & HL was the only local source. Lo & Behold, they had new upholstery fabric, hanging nearby & it copied one of my favorite hand-stitching designers, Alabama Chanin. (Look her up, she's fantastic.) She published five books that literally *taught me* how to sew, & then taught me how to make it beautiful.
The thought that a bunch of baby woodworkers are now gonna make Hobby Lobby Decor (but higher quality, & made in the USA) just makes my morning.
Thanks for the info Matthew!
I'm really liking your channel.
Love these videos! Thanks again!
No worries. Thanks for watching.
Hi Matt. I'm a beginner to this game and I've been looking for some inspiration for easy projects that I can learn from but also make enough to cover costs etc and your series has been really helpful. I'm from Nottinghamshire, England and although we don't have Big Box Stores we do have similar types of outlets. I visited one today for the first time since watching your videos and found myself looking how things were built or could be reproduced. Thanks for opening my eyes to a way of woodworking and almost certainly the route I will take to get started.
Great job, I would like to see a video on smalls no larger 12 to 18 inches.
These are great ideas... I'd really love to hear from anyone who has had success building and selling items like this. What type of income were you able to achieve?
The home centers have 1/8” plywood in the cabinet department for some type of filler panels.
Just found your channel bud, it’s Perfect for me as I have a little workshop (shed) and your ideas are just what I need to get some projects made and sold. I’m in England 🏴 and wood is super expensive so I use lots of wood I find, get given etc. Love your ideas.
SUBSCRIBED immediately.
Great job and projects thx for sharing enjoyed it Always a great video
Another great video, such practical advice!
I've been pumping out the baskets you showed a while back.
Still no sales yet but I'm stocked up now.
I can make 1 every half hour at $5 per unit and a resell right of $15-$20.
It equals out to $20 and hour.
Awesome.. Thank you for what you do.
Great video, it’s so wild what they ask for in stores $$$, and they get it is the even crazier part or it wouldn’t be on the shelf
I love your videos!!
Thanks!
keep up the good work man your channel is super cool
I really like your content, I really need to get started on these projects
Good info.😊
Thanks!
Another outstanding video, just need to consider that Hobby Lobby almost always has some kind of sale and most of their stuff is 20-40% off, so price accordingly.
Hello! Would you be able to make a separate video and plans for the farm stand?
Also, thank you for all your hard work and great content :)
Fantastic tips!
Thanks!
Matthew, with regards to the chalkboard for the multi-level tray display, what would you say to swapping out the brad nails for screws,and making a separate white dry-erase board to go along with the chalkboard and make them interchangeable to clients who might appreciate the option to have both?
Or, make the chalkboard so it flips/swings to have the dry erase board on the other side.
Hey I have a question for you. How long do you wait before building something with treated pickets? Ones I get are always damp and clog sandpaper
Great video! I'm curious to see what you're doing with your laser. Blessings!!!
I wonder if the 1/16 plywood on the shelving was actually scrap plywood wall paneling. That's the only place I know where you can get plywood that thin.
Love the channel! You've inspired me to make a few different things and get a business going! That being said, I can't for the life of me figure out how you're getting $2 fence pickets. In the ~6 mths I've been using pickets, they've gone from $4 to just under $5. It's still a decent deal considering what i can get for finished products, but you keep saying you're getting them that cheap. I wish!
because evryone has a workshop at home full of tools. at the shop you dont pay only for the piece but labour for the piece, logistics and employees at the shop and sort. all these diy stuff needs a bunch of things in advance in order to actually save money on doing these things. it is a fun thing to do of course nothing is wrong with it. simply doesnt actually pays off at the end.
MAtt is just running around hobby barn with a tape measure making everybody lol
Look at boat parts under marine maintenance and parts so many different options
When dealing with fence pickets or pallet wood in making these projects, how important is it for the wood to be flat and square? Aka should I joint and plane the boards to deal with whatever twist or warp or cupping that is present, or should I toss those boards and keep hunting for something that's not messed up?
Around here the fence pickets are normally dripping with water, my local big box hates that I will sort through a whole bunk of boards and only take 30 or so, I don't want to have to work around the knots😁. I purchase a couple of weeks in advance to keep a running supply on hand, and store them on end so they can dry out, then depending on the project I plane them flat and square the side
When you build something new how many do you usually make too see if it will sell or not? Also can you do a video on online sales like Etsy and and other apps and such that you use? I know you mentioned it but If you did I can’t find the video on it. Thanks for all your videos I became a subscriber day 1 of watching your stuff absolutely amazing buddy keep it up!
I usually just do one or two and I have a lot of luck selling locally so I don’t have to worry about shipping. That’s what tends to work for me. But every location will be different and you’ll have to test your market. I’ll see what I can do, thanks for the idea.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking anytime! thanks for the reply! I haven’t been able to catch you early enough with new videos till now 😅
How do you handle shipping & shipping cost? Local pickup? These items don’t fit in standard priority boxes. Thanks for all the insight. 🙏🏻
I prefer to sell local actually
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Cool thank you. Appreciate all the vids. Your making my life better. Blessings.
they have a dowel rod for drilling hole mine it round it got different size holes i seen your other video but it clams with a all tread
You are the bomb!!
It's been driving me crazy.! I mind got stuck on the really thin plywood.....? I slept late and I'm still working on my 1st thermos of coffee, but I think they could've gotten it from interior doors, the cheep hollow ones.
Its called Luan plywood.
Hey Matt love the videos. What did you do to create the grey/ lt blue like look on the anchor sections?
Just subscribed a few days ago because of finding these videos. One question I have is would Facebook be a good place to market this stuff? Also can you try to include more that don't require a table saw? If you can, that would be awesome! Thanks!
Yes, several success stories people send me have been from them just posting on Facebook. Welcome to the channel!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Awesome! I will certainly try that. Thank you!!
@J anything that he does on a table saw, you can do with a skillsaw or jigsaw. Use what you have.
Hey bro. I had to stop during the vid when you mentioned the 1/16 plywood. More than likely it is a door skin. 30/68 . I would guess though that it's more expensive than a 1/4 inch luan plywood sheet.
Hobby lobby employee: "Excuse me what are you doing"?
Me: "Seeing how I can build it better and sell it".
Edit: I'd like to see a video on how to make the display stand.
I’m very new at this wood making but I have to say I’m proud of this how do I add a pix
This is it, these are your mountains lol
For the fence pickets. Do you set them out to age before you use them?
do you have a build video or plans for the 2 dressers in the background i would love to make this for my kid
That time again stop to chill to Mathew peech videos
Video Sunday! Lol
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I like you videos lots of information and helps save me a bundle of money lol
As always, you rock 😊