This Is What It Takes To Start Woodworking. You Can Do It!
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
- If you are thinking about how to start woodworking, I want to encourage you with this video to get out there and make some sawdust. I know you may be nervous to start a woodworking business or woodwork as a hobby but it all begins with that first woodworking project. It can be intimidating to start woodworking. I was nervous as a beginner woodworker. I am still nervous when I build items, hoping that the customer will like my work. I wanted to start my woodworking business to make extra money. Selling woodworking projects that I have made has helped me make money woodworking. It has been such a blessing to be able to add an extra income stream to our family. When you first start selling woodworking projects, it can be nerve racking. I encourage you, if you are concerned about how to start woodworking, just go for it. Get out there and build something. Even if you start building small woodworking projects, just start. Try some woodworking projects for beginners to get you started. You can build a good woodworking business, but you have to start building. You have to start. Start building woodworking projects today!
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Why You Start Woodworking
2:31 The Reason I Started Woodworking
5:26 How To Make Money Woodworking
6:19 Beginning Woodworking
6:29 What If I Mess Up
7:32 When You Start Woodworking
8:20 Starting A Woodworking Business
9:18 Start a Woodworking RUclips Channel
10:08 Selling You Woodworking Online
10:24 You Can Be A Woodworker
10:59 If You Want To
11:35 What Stops You From Starting Woodworking
12:10 I Didn't Think I Could Woodwork
13:50 Selling Your Woodwork
14:07 Support From Family
15:27 Virtual Fist Bump
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Working with wood and power tools is inherently dangerous. Anyone using any of the tools or supplies used in these videos are personally responsible for learning the proper techniques involved, and he or she assumes all risks and accepts complete responsibility for any and all damages and injury of any kind.
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I just sold my first coffee table. All made out of construction wood. I spent about $35 and had some extra wood laying around the house. I sold it for $120. I delivered it, and it looked so good in that ladies house. She thanked me and couldn’t stop saying how beautiful it look. Such a good feeling. Thanks for all the good info. Keep on cutting along.
Awesome! Congrats
He’s right!!!! I’ve built projects lately that I can’t believe I’ve built!!!! I just stare at them and say ““I freakin built that!!!!!
Heck yeah! How awesome of a feeling is that!
Exactly how I feel about a coffee table I just built!
What was your favorite build?
@@bawxofchawclets4836 I just recently built 2 big nightstands and was the first time I built and installed a drawer. Was a little reluctant with the whole drawer thing but as usual I made it out to be worse than what it was. The first drawer and drawer guide placement was a little awkward but the second one was a breeze!
Isn’t that an amazing feeling?! It also feels really amazing when someone you look up to or respect, especially someone that knows woodworking, thinks that what you built is as awesome as you think it is!
I’m a simple man. I see a new 731 video, I press like.
I really appreciate that
I dont tell this to people often, and especially here so openly on RUclips.
I am a recovery drug addict.
I did heroin and pain pills for 15+ years...and I'm lucky to be here today, when I should have died so many times.
I wanted to become sober for my 3 sons. It was extremely hard to do, and I had struggled with finding a way to do it, and on my terms. I have found recovery program and have been with it for 3 years now.
I had always been into construction work, and found the transition into wood working fairly easy.
Getting all the tools I needed is a bit challenging for a 46 year old man start9over from zero....but, I'm finding a way.
I have to admit, these videos like this, truly are an inspiration.
I've been watching them while I hand saw a log to get pieces of wood I want and need for a project( makes me wish I had a band saw!!!!)....
Thanks for the time that you put into making your videos. I know I appreciate it, and I'm sure so do so many others......
When I'm finished with the project that I'm working on, I'll send you a picture via Facebook.....
Great to hear from a self proclaimed “non-expert”. Easy to pick up on how genuine you are in all of your videos keep up the great work thank you
I appreciate that! I'm 100% confident I"ll never be a woodworking expert. I will get better Lord willing.
You and your family are a true inspiration, thank you so very much. I am starting with woodworking at age 46 after losing my job last year, I just did not have the courage to face people in our small town called Rustenburg in South Africa, early in 2020 I decided I had to do something to occupy my mind and face and conquer my fear of people. Whenever I have a "bad day" I watch one of your video's and tomorrow I get up and start working, ready to face anything. Please don't stop. I am absolutely blessed, like you, to have an amazing husband and family and friends who all support me.
Glad they helped
I'm 8 months pregnant and starting my own wood working business is my maternity leave plan. Maybe its the hormones but I teared up relating to your speech about struggling. My husband and I have been there before and we're about to go there again. Thank you for the wholesome content.
We will pray for you guys.
Hang in there, Chelsey! Value is making a comeback! People want quality and are finally beginning to come back to the notion that cheap is not the best criteria for their stuff, but one of a kind, originality is more important. Put your own special touch on your projects and they'll bring you rewards. Keep the faith! And follow Matt! He's one of a handful of RUclipsrs that supports his followers as much as they support them. We strugglers gotta' stick together! Good luck and God bless!
having a "plan B" for our careers/jobs is something I've been talking about for years - life in America is changing and so I have learned to woodwork, wire wrap Jewelry and grow microgreens - so far the microgreens is quickest to take off but woodworking is good too. Good luck and work hard - it'll pay off.
My wife watches me, too. Mainly to make sure I don't hurt myself. 🤣 Support staff is huge.
lol
Wow! Not only are you a woodworker, you are a motivational speaker. You are right about having the motivation and confidence to do whatever you want to do. I don't know where I got it from, but I always thought I could make stuff. I got into woodworking big time by watching a guy on RUclips. He was doing wainscoting. We need wainscoting. I said "I can do that!" Haven't done the wainscoting yet, but have made a bunch of interior barn door shutters. People say they look professional. The key is to watch a lot of RUclips, measure accurately, and cut precisely. Everything you say on this video is true. Just do it! By the way, my old HS students used to make me say "I like it a lot". I would say it I-like-it-alot, almost as one word. like you. It would make them laugh.
Thanks. We can do much more than we give ourselves credit for most of the time
Love your story. I started out wanting to make things because I couldn't afford them. As a single mom of four... I bought a used miter saw and sander for $50 and picked up free pallets and discarded 2x's from building sites. My workbench was a stack of pallets and a folding table. I found Jay Bates as well and Steve Ramsey. I build that same outdoor chair and table. But built it for myself. I've built lots of projects from his channel. Still a big fan of Jay. I upgraded my tools with a AdSense money as well from some monetized videos about using a Cricut. Now I have an amazing shop full of tools. I often look to your channel when I'm planning my next build and need inspiration. Thank you for all that you share!
Thank you
Hey Matt just wanted to add a *YES* to future videos on how to start a RUclips channel.
Thank you
Yes I agree I'm getting ready to start one
Today as a beginner in the woodcraft, I was struggling really bad with trying to make a cabinet to fit my wifes old window she bought. I pretty much gave up all hopes of getting any better. I turned off the lights to my small garage and went in the house shaking my head and ready to sell my new tools. By chance, I turned on RUclips to look up your channel and came across this video, I watched it and you gave me hope that even I can get better. I did what you did and went and found the outdoor table and chairs and felt redeemed in your words! Thanks for the video and I look foreword to more of your great videos to help the struggling beginner like myself. Now, if I can figure out how to make that cabinet!
that’s awesome to hear 👊🏻
I’m just starting out myself. Buying mostly used tools wherever I can. Wish I started a long time ago because I don’t like my job lol
I think we've all been there at some point lol. Hang in there.
Good tip!
Me, too!
@Paul Cox yup. I bought a bunch from OfferUp and that's worked out pretty good. Some of the older guys who are getting out of the hobby or retiring or, in a couple of cases guys who bought bulk returns from big box stores (like those Amazon pallets I'm sure everybody has heard about but never had the desire to buy). I got a smokin' deal on a brand new, complete Makita circular saw because the box was crumpled. It quickly became my favorite tool (once I stuck a Diablo 40T blade on it). On the flip side, I bought a brand new, complete Ryobi jig saw kit from another guy that seems to have a blade alignment issue -- or, I'm a moron -- but I'll either figure it out or master cutting wood like an 18 year old in a buzz car, drifting around corners sidewise. 😁
I truly like this video. I am from South Africa. I am a woodworker and have been for three years. Not a long time lol! But I still get excited when I work with wood like rosewood, you know the smell, the touch of it color. Pine is also a favorite of mine. This video helped me a lot because my workshop is small and I mostly work outside. Haul out my machines and so on. I am currently redoing office furniture for a client and the contrast in colour of the frame and the seat and back splat is awesome. I really enjoy your videos and yes there is a lot of want to involved.
Comparison with my self and other woodworkers is real. They have better tools and so on. But is what you do with those tools that defines your character . I need to think more to do more with what I have. That is the challenge.
But yes I thank God for everything that I have.
Good video. Cheers.
Started off by building my first set of cornholes using a circular saw, speed square and drills. Now I’m taking orders weekly for cornholes and started building desks also. It’s a stress relief for me and also extra cash.
Awesome
This is the inspiration I need. I can pay off debt way quicker with this. And then I'll buy a house!
great
Hi Mat. I am a beginner woodworker and I love your videos. Please keep doing what you do. I draw inspiration and ideas from you . Thank you . By the way my name is Moneika and I am sending you a virtual fist bump.
Thank you 👊🏻
Words of wisdom. I wanted to buy a wooden American flag earlier this yearv in July. I started pricing them and decided I could make one myself. I started with a cheap miter saw, Skillsaw, a square, and hand tools. The first 2 I made were not very good compared to what I am making now, but I started selling them like crazy. Now we have a Face Book store and I am making concealed flag cases and have $2,000 worth of orders stacked up right now for Christmas. I just bought a table saw and it has revolutionized my processes and upgraded my miter saw. I am trying all kinds of different techniques and am looking to move up to furniture with the confidence learned from this channel. You can do it!
That’s amazing. Thank you for sharing that
Thanks! Check us out on Facebook at Timber Fire Customs.
i have a family of 6 and one has Dementia so im working 24/7. i want to take time and say thank you for you videos, your videos has inspired me to get off my butt and get started. my first build has allowed me to get more tools so i can do more projects. so thank you
You’re welcome. Glad the video helped.
I just sold a dog kennel, first one I've ever built. I spent $284 on lumber, rebar, some tile from "Dirt Cheep" and a box of Kreg screws and sold it for $1400. You have been a pretty big inspiration to me and I want to thank you for the common sense and step by step videos.
I got my very first person asking for coasters for his parents. I even took your advice on pricing wood projects...So--WOOT
Congrats
This is the 3rd time I've seen this video. I'm trying to build up enough confidence to take the step to start woodworking to make some extra income. My wife heard this playing in the background, and she said, "I like him! " My wife barely likes me...😆😆. Thanks for doing this video Matt. I look forward to going thru all your videos.
lol 👊. Go for it!
I cannot say enough about how I appreciate your down to earth honesty and sharing about your days of being broke. I have stood in the cheese line waiting for a handout and have told myself if I work hard and give it my best effort that I could have a better life so I can truly relate to living paycheck to paycheck. I had a cabinet maker build cabinets for my kitchen remodel and during the process he asked my wife for the balance of the money before finishing the cabinets and skipped out on the job so I told my wife well it looks like I need to get the bits and do the rest myself and I'm proud of the finished product
Awesome you were able to finish them yourself. Hate the guy skipped out on you!
This is my first time giving a video a thumbs up. It is the pep-talk I needed to start building stuff to sell. Thank you.
👊🏻 thank you
I actually downloaded this video. Because this is the one that started me on this RUclips journey. Legit, this very video. Thank you for reposting. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
That is awesome 👊🏻
I do like your "realness" in the videos. Its true, I do get a pit in my stomach when starting a project. And im not new at it either. Cars is a different thing. I know cars inside and out, havent used a repair manual in years, and I can just dive into any repair and it aint nothin' but a thing. Same with home wiring/plumbing/etc. But wood is different. You have an idea in your head, and hope it transfers to the wood the way you intended.
I am going to give you a tip... You made a video with a dog kennel/TV stand. But you forgot about us cat people. My next project is a cat tree. Ive made them before, but always copied something from Amazon. This time im going to make one thats actually furniture quality, sturdy, and made with all non-toxic stains and materials. I'll post when finished. I have cats and a dog, but the ownership is pretty split 50/50, so I think there is a market for it. I havent seen a good high quality cat tree available for sale yet, but I'm going to make one. Cats are inherintly destructive, but still. I think a nice, high quality/furniture quality cat tree has a market and would look a whole lot better than the cheap cardboard crap you get on Amazon for $100.
I'll let you know how it progresses. As soon as I get this pit out of my stomach that is preventing me from starting.
Wood is one of those mediums that is extremely rewarding when finished. I was a Deputy Sheriff (retired) and did not get any feeling of success or accomplishment from it. I got that from doing wood work, and body work/paint on cars. Those are the 2 things that give me that feeling of satisfaction. But both are hard to initiate. Doing repairs on cars is easy. Making them look good is another thing.
Thanks. There's a hidden cat litter box cabinet video on my channel.
God bless you Matt, I've been dragging my feet with self doubt about selling my projects. I am trying to quit my job to go into youth ministry full time and wanted to supplement my income with woodworking and the flood of doubt has been overwhelming. I needed this video thank you so much!
You're welcome
Come on everybody do something, even if not for money , you will have that pleasure nobody can give you. Well done friend 👍
Thank you
Man I just found your channel man. This video is by far the best. People need this kind of inspiration especially now says with the world going upside down. You have a good attitude man and you come out as a down to earth genuine guy. I appreciate this man, I’m 32 and will be having my first child in a few months and I’ve been contemplating on taking wood working for years but fears and doubt have been my crutch since. The soon arrival of my baby daughter has me thinking different and given me that hunger for improvement once again. I am a persistent guy and I strive my best when doing things I had just gotten complacent these past few years. Thanks again for the talk man. May God keep you and yours blessed. Greetings from Arizona brother.
CONGRATS on the baby! There is nothing like it when you hold them for the first time. Absolutely amazing. Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad the video has helped.
Ha! I remember check kiting. Now, that debit card don’t lie. I’m with you brother, been there.
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I remember S&H green stamps.You filled in a space in a book and it took forever to fill a book!A truckload of stamps would buy a toaster.
I remember those lol
We had TV stamps . . .Top Value stamps were yellow. Dad at the kitchen table patting stamps on a damp dishtowel on a dinner plate and pressing the stamps in the book. Dad's unspoken goal was to fill a page without having to break-up a strip of stamps. I remember kind of celebrating when he filled a page like that. Mom and dad and TV stamps taught us how to "save-up". Also taught us if we didn't aggravate dad while he worked his strategy to not separate a chain of stamps, sooner or later he'd let us mash a stamp or two in the book - but he liked his pages to look nice, no crooked rows or loose corners. Pretty easy to figure out "the girls" did the wonky singles. Fun times - TV stamps and scratching out the cork in pop bottle caps to see if there was a prize. Can't remember if the pop was RC Cola or Double-Cola. I'm almost 60 so everything I remember from my childhood in a small town is old-old-fashion now. (Southwest Indiana).
Thank you for the motivation! I will start 😀
Man this is a super inspiring video. You are such a great guy Matt. Thanks for what you’re doing and keep it up. We haven’t had a very motivated day today and this video just completely turned us around. Love it!
So very true .. I hold my breath every time someone picks a piece up. I’m a mess until they drive off with it 👍🏽
But I love seeing their face light up when they see it 💕👍🏽
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Thanks Matt your awesome
Great Video!!
Love love love this video! I enjoy all of your videos but man thank you for this one!!! Thank you for being real and transparent with your viewers! This video has truly inspired and uplifted my spirit! This year has been so rough and yet so rewarding. I have found my gifts, talents and purpose for my life during one of the hardest seasons of my life! Both myself and my husband lost our jobs early on in the pandemic due to my oldest son contracting Covid. Like a lot of families who contracted the virus and made it through, We were so thankful to get through the covid virus thankful for life yet we were completely overwhelmed and concerned about our financial situation and how we would make it month to month going forward! God is so good he is faithful and he has protected an provided every step of the way! As a family we are closer we have more time together and my marriage is better than it’s ever been! We have been in our shed daily for months creating projects together. I have so much inventory between the handcrafted home decor products the handmade signs I’ve made to the big PCs my husband and I have created together. I have shared this because your video has truly helped me given me courage to take a leap of faith. I’ve been stuck the past month with trying to figure out how to create a business from what we have created. I’m a creative person the business/ selling side of it terrifies me. This week I was struggling so badly that I felt like giving up I haven’t even wanted to do anything creative, the spark was gone! I’ve been praying on it and then I came across this video and it spoke directly to me and gave me hope! I usually don’t comment on videos to often but I felt the need to share my story with you and let you know how you have inspired me! Thank you and God bless you 😊
Great to hear the video helped. Best of luck to you and your husband.
This has truely been an inspirational video. I am probably different from most of the viewers here. I have most of the equipment needed to start wood working. The confidence that something would sell and be able to turn a profit is a big obstacle to over come. The way you have just said to do it and if it does turn out burn it put a big smile on my face. I just build a 24 ft. X 36 ft. X 10 ft metal building on my property. I have been mauling over which direction to take. I have been a fabricator in some form or fashion most of my life . i would like to take a hobbie and make some side money. Thanks again for the inspiration.
Glad it was helpful
A video to create the competition. Your the best!
Thank you. No competition. We can all do this. Plenty of room in the world.
In all honesty, thank you for the talk, and the great vibe man 👏🙌 Respect
You have been my inspiration. Thank you!!
Hey Matt....i love your channel .....great work and great advice. I Alway look forward to your vids.
Thank you
Thank you for this video 731 Woodworks! I am just starting out with woodworking and youtube and this was really encouraging to hear!
Thx u man for make this video this made me wented to do it more god blass you
Looking forward to this, love the content you've been putting out recently!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for this! I'm going to do it. Wish me luck...
Love watching you work. Even though I am not much of a wood worker I have been inspired to give it a try. Thanks for making these videos. I will upload a picture when I finish my project.
JOE KING.... Owner of PROLOBO DESIGNS.
Thank you.
Thank you for your encouraging words!!! God bless you!!!!!!!!
You're welcome
Thanks for the video ! i needed that
You bet!
Loving your vids dude. always been in some kind of construction/labouring most of my life but recently got into woodworking, dontle a couple of lil projects with my son.
I've liked loads of your videos already but this one needs a super like 👍
Thanks for your tips, time and projects ✌️
Just wanted to thank you for all the positives you give out man. I've been woodworking since 7th grade and I am 53 now. But get discouraged when I can't get my dad's and grandpa's tools don't cut square or true. But man you give me inspiration to keep going. Thank you bro.
Thank you so much from a fellow Arkansan. Watch your channel often. Wife and I dabble here and there in wood working projects, usually making things for free for family members or friends. I really want to get started in doing some things for money, but always doubt myself, so this video you were speaking right at me brother.
Awesome. Glad it helped.
Love these videos, I have learned a lot from them. It is tough starting out, but you got to keep on keeping on. Thanks again my friend.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for this motivational video. I like the GB Shaw quote at 8:26. I always say to my pupils "You know more than you think that you know", but I don't apply it to myself.
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Thank you for sharing your story and the inspiration!!! Love it!!! "Just starting and taking the first step is always the hardest", most definitely.
So true!
I needed to hear this! You are very inspiring and to the point! Thank you for putting this content out there its much appreciated 🙏
Glad it was helpful 👊🏻
My biggest challenge so far has been figuring out how to make cuts and fasten things without some of the tools that others demonstrate on. I just keep thinking that there are talented artisans out there who build furniture without any electric tools ( of course, some of those hand tools are more expensive than the electric ones) and that keeps me trying to figure out another alternative to making the cut I need. There is rarely one way to do anything. Finding the way that I can do it is the hard part. But it's the part that keeps me going, too. Knowing that if I just keep trying eventually I'll get it is the challenge that pushes me. That and the advice and success of guys like you. God bless, my friend. Thank you, again!
It can be tough
Get a pocket hole jig. That will help with assembly of many projects.
I know this video is a year old, but I still like to watch it for the motivation when I can seem to find it. Thanks Matt.
Thank you Matt for existing! I've come across your video series over the last two weeks or so and they have really given me the confidence I needed to get to work! I truly appreciate all your insight and wish you nothing but the best. Keep the videos coming! You're a natural in front of the camera! 🙏🤜🤛
Thank the good Lord. He made me. Glad the videos have helped
Thank you so much for being so honest and open about things!
You're welcome
Thanks for all your videos!! It's awesome to see thing and hear your point of view on all this!!
Glad you like them!
You're an inspiration man, thank you for being such a great teacher!
Subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you!
Love you're videos cause they are so true. I was in you're shoes years ago keep up the great work sir! Its really good
Thank you
By far the best woodworking channel out there!! Matt your advice and how you share things with us is second to none. Keep it up ive learned so from you and I look forward to every new video. I better get back to work lol. Thanks again!!!!
Wow, thanks!
Thank you. I needed this video to pop up.
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Matt, you are going to give me hope and goals. I am gonna trust you. I just built my first workbench. It is not great but not wonky either. Thanks for a helping of inspiration.
Love your content, humbleness, and relatability. Excited to see your channel grow. I wish you all the best of luck!
Thank you
Love this video. Watched it for the 3rd time after producing some more FIREWOOD...Lol...man it's discouraging sometimes starting out but your tips are great reminders. Thanks for all your content man...
This is like the best motivational video ever Matt. It's that good I've watched it twice.
Keep up the fantastic work. You are changing lives with your content.
God bless you 🙏
Great video thanks for such inspiring advice, I am starting out and glad I have found your channel. You have a great ability to give people confidence to build your projects as well as think of there own. 👊🏻
Glad it was helpful!
You have over the past couple weeks grown into my favorite creator.
Wow. Thank you 🙏🏻
Hey mate another great video. Im feeling inspired to start my own woodworking projects. Thanks for all the videos.
Go for it!
I appreciate this video Matt. I’m new to wood working and your videos motivate me almost daily. Keep up the great work!
Also I see those gains are coming in!
Thank you
Great motivation and words of wisdom! You’re story was enlightening and inspiring, reminded me a little of my first start off in woodwork. Looking forward to chatting tomorrow!
👊🏻 thank you
You have quickly become one of my top 2 channels. I like how laid back and straight to the point you are. Plus you're really inspiring. I always look forward to you videos.
Wow. Thank you
Putting my workshop together now, thanks for the videos that you have been making. Love that shirt also!
Thank you
Thanks again brother. I needed this today. Blessings.
Glad to help
Thanks for hitting on the anxiety part, helps alot and love seeing how much God means to you in those shirts you wear, good to know people still share that!! God bless and stay safe!!
Thank you
I'm recently new to the channel and looking forward to starting my first project from your etsy shop with full plans. I must say I've been benge watching your vids for about a week now.....and coming across this one might be my favorite so far. Love your honesty and the journey you shared with us threw what you went threw an go threw currently. A ture inspiration and great man thank you brother for all you do keep up the great job 🫡
Thanks for the motivation, man!
You bet!
Just wanted to say THANK YOU 🙏🏽 for your videos and just being humble and down to earth brother. I enjoy them a lot. And for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Keep doing what you are doing and God bless you and your family.
I appreciate that
Man I can relate to you brother 💯
Thanks
That’s a YES to starting a YT channel, Matt! Thanks!
Thank you
Thank you so much for this video!!! This is just the kick in the but I needed to get to building my first project to sell. Thank you so much. Your videos are are awesome and very helpful. Looking forward to more videos of your. Hope you get the chance to see some of mine some time. Lol they not good yet. I'm getting there. Again thank you for crating this channel.
Thanks. Keep at it, practice makes perfect.
I really needed this video!
Glad it helped. Check this one out too ruclips.net/video/NtPnpw4uaQY/видео.html
Always so generous and uplifting. Thanks Matt! 👍🏻😀
You’re welcome
I love the way you relate to people (me)😁. Love the encouragement and the motivation.
Thank you!! 😊
You’re awesome. Love your videos and how real and down to earth you are.
Thank you
Matt I thank you for being real. Sometimes we just need a kick in the pants to get going. I’ve been watching you for about a year now and I keep thinking that I could do that. I have finally picked up the tools and grabbed wood and started putting them together. Thank you sir.
Awesome. Make that sawdust
I love you!! I'm a woodworker, I've built loads of things round my house that don't look amazing but I made them. My best project is a double size raised bed for my kids, its safe, sturdy and looks incredible.
Most honest gentleman woodworker. I'm glad I found this channel for my future extra money projects!!
Allot of love for your heart of service! Thank you man
I appreciate that!
I’m so happy I found your channel this year! Appreciate all the content and advice you share with us. 30 years old I purchased a house for my family to move out of NYC. First 2 lessons I learned is, contractors aren’t cheap and the end product isn’t any better if you would’ve did it yourself. After the contractors did what they had to do to comply with the contract I started doing everything on my own. I have a construction background for a lot of rough builds. Carpentry is a whole different ball game. But your 100% right on YOU HAVE TO START! I got tired of being scared to start. First wood working project I did was the outdoor storage chest!
I appreciate you, man!
Glad to help
i’ve really come to appreciate you and your great channel. you’re an encouraging guy and a very good teacher. you remind me a bit of an old roommate of mine who was from Alabama. I miss his great way of communicating and general good nature.
GREAT video. Really inspiring. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for all your positive encouragement. Just starting my own small woodworking business. You're advice is really good and gives me hope!
Ready to watch your how to videos for business as well as your crafts. Thank you!!
Thank you
True that! And thank you very much!
You’re welcome