I have a love/hate relationship with these videos. I love the creativity, the ideas and the easy way you explain everything. I hate them because I want to run out to the garage and start MAKING these right away, but I have orders for other stuff that needs done first! 😆
@@jonathanhaywood5623 sign up to do a craft show at a local farm market or outdoor show. That's where all of my orders came from (aside from family and friends).
Hi Matthew, How about a video on you? *When did you start making smalls? *How long were you been making and selling smalls before you quit your job as a nurse? *How do you most effectively market your smalls? *How many unit would you say you sell in a year?
For the chalk board idea, I throw the glass away (or buy the ones with broken or missing glass) and cut out a piece of sheet metal. Put the chalkboard paint on that, and now you have a chalkboard that you can stick magnets to. Years ago, I added chalkboard sheet metal to the recessed area of some of my kitchen cabinet doors. If you use the last of the ranch dressing, you can add it to the running shopping list on the cabinet door while you are still thinking about needing to get some more.
For a flexible straight edge I found the metal straps used for packing in warehouses is AWESOME. If you can find a piece in the dumpster that isn’t bent line I did. I found three various lengths and simply rounded the corners and drilled a hole to hang them on a nail
Dude, I love that flower trug!!!! I already made some of your picket garden baskets from last years video for mom for mothers day. But I think I'm gonna have to make her one of these trugs too!! I'll make some to sell as mothers day gifts as well. This is a perfect time to advertise mothers day stuff so, once again, I'm gonna capitalize on your ideas!!! Lol. Love it, bro. You the man!!!
Just found your channel today and am truly blown away!!! Your channel is exactly what we were looking for! Hubby & I have always struggled to think outside the box. Thank you so much for posting all of these videos on your channel! 💜 People helping people…. outstanding!!! 👍
👋, Hubs is a master carpenter and near 80 now. I've been looking for things he can make that are useful. No more kitchens for him. Thanks for your great videos.
For the double triangle shelf, i would line up the triangles, so it looks like one side of the one triangle went through the board to start the other triangle. I think this would make it more aesthetically pleasing and could make your shelf stand out better than the one from The Big Box store.
A friend of mine had several louvered doors me was tossing & my mind saw reusable wood. I deconstructed the doors & naturally ended up with a whole lot of slats. Granted they aren't constructed to hold weight, but i think they'd work for the bottoms of the flower baskets. I try to use what I can reclaim, but still have to occasionally buy lumber. 😂
I just made a flower 🌺 trugg a week ago, made it entirely out of Beech stain to dark oak held together with glue and brass rod, looks very rustic and I’m very pleased with how it came out, btw…love the vids from the UK 🤓
Hey Matt, can you make a step by step video on making the triangle shelves? It doesn’t look difficult but seeing exactly how you do it would give more confidence. Thanks!!
I do like the triangle shelf that was holding the TP. That is a good idea for anything round. You could even make a "sawtooth pantry organizer" That is make a board with a series of triangles for storing cans.
"trugs" are trough shaped baskets. it is called a trug just to emphasize that it is a basket of a specific shape which works very well for collecting long delicate objects like flowers and other garden pickings. traditionally they are made of willow in England and Ash in the US afaik.
I love the simplicity of the triangle accent shelves but I'm confused about the 30 degrees that you mentioned. An equilateral triangle has three 60-degree angles, so I'm not sure which angle is 30 degrees. 😕
Thank you for the shelf video. The one I made looks so cool but totally not stable. I made a base for mine because I was unsure how to make legs. Now I know. You are awesome. Have a great day.
Pretty cool man, I'm glad you still build, seems lots have sold out and just do tool reviews and follow algorithms...its gotten very old and I'm not alone on this. Thanks for keeping real my man, it's why I'm subscribed....
Love your videos. Especially the creative uses of cedar fence boards. I bought a 1984 Chris Craft Commander 31 foot sport fishing boat. I plan on replacing all the garnish '84 Grey carpet with cedar fence boards I run through a router table to make them tongue and groove. These will all be inside my boat. Shall I leave them raw or finish them? If finish, what finish should I use to make the cedar boards beutiful?
So I just finished designing a project of my own primarily based with the use of equalateral triangles, and then I found this video. Weird. Anyways, I must say, love the content. Very inspiring and your positive outlook is a great motivator. Much thanks🤟
Great ideas again that I would probably build myself...but I have a question; could you show us how you made the shroud around your miter saw? Thanks!👍
This might be a dumb question but at 16:02 Matt says, “If you already have yours painted or stained go ahead and apply wood glue.” I have never used wood glue AFTER painting or staining my workpieces. Does that still take hold? I would have thought the glue wouldn’t penetrate through the finish. If anyone has insight then I’d be most grateful. Thank you.
As a beginner i would like to start spraying my lacquer. Two questions. Is there a compressor for hvlp what isnt like 60gallons that someone would recommend. I mean like harbor freight pricing. Second can i do lacquer in electric sprayer since i am just a hobbiest
Im confused by the graphic you have of the book shelf with measurments. It says 15.5 inches for the width of the top box but theyre only cut at 14 inches
Hey Matt, love your content. Subscribed! Im just starting and on a budget. Can i use a micropinner i think its called? I can get one at harbor freight for 26 bucks, pneumatic to hold planters together while glue sets. I want to hide buckets of water with the mosquito larva dunks in them to control the adult population around my house. Thanks!!!!!!
LOL I almost never throw any scraps out. I always find a use for them, because I build everything. The tiny scraps go for miniatures. BTW, If it makes you feel better, you can find a miniature builder who would love to have your scraps! It costs a lot of money to buy miniature pieces of wood, which are essentially just scraps of wood anyway. 😣
thanks for your reply, but my requests were not answered. am i not understanding your response? it seems that you sent me links for merchandise. my interest was in your dust collection setup.
Great ideas. Nice work and well done video. Makes me wish I didn't have to sleep every night and lose several hours a day. What could you do during that time? lol.
I think you are a great salesman as well as your woodworking skills. I built 49 of the tall tapered plant stands and have sold 2 so far on Facebook market place. I am a little anxious to see if they all sell.😨
I enjoy many of your videos...most of which are outside my current skillset. Recently you did a video showing how you vent your dust collection outside, without the use of a two-stage system. I just bought a 1 1/2hp system and I am interested in your setup. I want the best dust removal system that I can currently afford. I live in the mountains and want to see if you system might works, with some adjustments, for me. Would you send me pictures of your system? Also, since I don't know if you live in a warm area or not. By the way, I bought plans for your adjusting shelf, but I can't find it on my computer. How could I get that email again? Thanks in advance for your response to my questions and keep the content flowing. THANKS!!
Hi there Matthew I started making some wood planter boxes for sale and someone requested a box pretty large,9'long,2'tall,24"wide,16"deep, picket fence boards are $1.48 at Lowe's each,im in Florida they also want the box stain on the outside how much do you think I charge for this box?
a TRUG: British, a shallow oblong basket made of strips of wood, traditionally used for carrying garden flowers and produce. late Middle English: from Latin oblongus ‘longish’. FYI 😁
As usual u have delivered new project to add to my book for inspection I go through it and look for something that stands out for any or all pages then I start sketching - erasing - sketching until I see what I envisioned You are such a great deliverer of content I just really get a lot out of them and you make me laugh along the way So relatable Thanks for sharing I will continue to call mine flower baskets 🧺
I'm slightly confused. I'm sure I'm missing something even though I've rewatched that portion several times. First you mark a line 5& 7/8" on the inside on both sides of the bottom box. Then you you say earlier we marked 6& 7/8 & now we mark 6&1/8 in is measured. Maybe i just need to take a scrap piece, make these measurements & see if it makes more sense. 😂😂😂
Trug is the name traditionally, this is an antique style that's probably ore than a century old. I think it's originally from England but I'm not sure.
I have a love/hate relationship with these videos. I love the creativity, the ideas and the easy way you explain everything. I hate them because I want to run out to the garage and start MAKING these right away, but I have orders for other stuff that needs done first! 😆
Like every married man ! We all have the ‘list’! 😆
At least you have orders. I'm still struggling to get orders
@@jonathanhaywood5623 sign up to do a craft show at a local farm market or outdoor show. That's where all of my orders came from (aside from family and friends).
Sounds like a good problem to have! Congrats!
@@jonathanhaywood5623 oh, the "orders" I have are from my girlfriend. lol. Doesn't stop me from wanting to MAKE everything, however.
Hi Matthew,
How about a video on you?
*When did you start making smalls?
*How long were you been making and selling smalls before you quit your job as a nurse?
*How do you most effectively market your smalls?
*How many unit would you say you sell in a year?
For the chalk board idea, I throw the glass away (or buy the ones with broken or missing glass) and cut out a piece of sheet metal. Put the chalkboard paint on that, and now you have a chalkboard that you can stick magnets to. Years ago, I added chalkboard sheet metal to the recessed area of some of my kitchen cabinet doors. If you use the last of the ranch dressing, you can add it to the running shopping list on the cabinet door while you are still thinking about needing to get some more.
I have a ton of picture frames that I bought at the thrift store....waiting for a project. I think I've found it!!! Stellar ideas as always!!!
For a flexible straight edge I found the metal straps used for packing in warehouses is AWESOME. If you can find a piece in the dumpster that isn’t bent line I did. I found three various lengths and simply rounded the corners and drilled a hole to hang them on a nail
A scrap plexiglass strip found at the local hardware store is another option.
Huh?
Dude! You sound exactly like Billy Bob Thornton! Love the show.
Dude, I love that flower trug!!!! I already made some of your picket garden baskets from last years video for mom for mothers day. But I think I'm gonna have to make her one of these trugs too!! I'll make some to sell as mothers day gifts as well. This is a perfect time to advertise mothers day stuff so, once again, I'm gonna capitalize on your ideas!!! Lol. Love it, bro. You the man!!!
Thank you!
Just found your channel today and am truly blown away!!!
Your channel is exactly what we were looking for! Hubby & I have always struggled to think outside the box. Thank you so much for posting all of these videos on your channel! 💜 People helping people…. outstanding!!! 👍
👋,
Hubs is a master carpenter and near 80 now. I've been looking for things he can make that are useful.
No more kitchens for him.
Thanks for your great videos.
Those thin slats, I save mine for weaving , used in drawer fronts, they look really nice.
For the double triangle shelf, i would line up the triangles, so it looks like one side of the one triangle went through the board to start the other triangle. I think this would make it more aesthetically pleasing and could make your shelf stand out better than the one from The Big Box store.
Another great one. Really like the cubes. I think they will see quite good
Thanks!
You can also market the basket as a vegetable harvesting basket.
Matthew has a video from last year on making a garden basket as well. check his site for it.
A friend of mine had several louvered doors me was tossing & my mind saw reusable wood. I deconstructed the doors & naturally ended up with a whole lot of slats. Granted they aren't constructed to hold weight, but i think they'd work for the bottoms of the flower baskets. I try to use what I can reclaim, but still have to occasionally buy lumber. 😂
That's what I said!❤
Thanks! I consider you a friend. God bless 🎉
Thanks buddy.
Thanks for sharing for I’m always looking for new things to build with my scrap wood
Really appreciate your video boss 🙏😁 Any tips on how to efficiently package the mountain shelf for shipment? Thanks!
I just made a flower 🌺 trugg a week ago, made it entirely out of Beech stain to dark oak held together with glue and brass rod, looks very rustic and I’m very pleased with how it came out, btw…love the vids from the UK 🤓
always more ideas than I can possibly have time to do... job well done... love the stacked boxes...
Wow you motivate me. Thanks. 😊
WILSON!!!!!!!! Great video Matt!!!!!!!
Good job and thank you for sharing enjoyed it Keep building
big fan i really like youre points on how to pick stuff and give it youre own twist
Hey Matt, can you make a step by step video on making the triangle shelves? It doesn’t look difficult but seeing exactly how you do it would give more confidence. Thanks!!
Matthew, thank you for your words there at the end.
They hit me deeply.
Awesome work with everything!
I love your videos! I learn so much!! Thanks Matt
❤ there's so much stuff that I'm going to make now that summer is just about here thanks Matt I always look forward to your videos ☺️
Great ideas as always Mathew Thanks for sharing
Really enjoy your videos. Helpful, funny and encouraging. What more a person want ? Thanks.
Dude, you are great for having these as well as explaining everything. You rock.
You always think outside the box. Rock Star
Great ideas.
Thank you!
great videos, thanks for sharing
Matthew m8 bravo another phenomenal video. Such an amazing teacher and proper woodworking inspirational teacher. 👏🏴😃👍
Love the ideas, and how easy to build them!! Thanks
You make truts with wire too. They are great in the garden for your harvest and stuff. Very positive video. Thx.
Very educational videos, thank you..
I like this series of videos, always some good ideas.
Thanks.
I do like the triangle shelf that was holding the TP. That is a good idea for anything round. You could even make a "sawtooth pantry organizer" That is make a board with a series of triangles for storing cans.
You are the best.
Thank you!
👍👍👍. Thank you
No problem 👍
"trugs" are trough shaped baskets. it is called a trug just to emphasize that it is a basket of a specific shape which works very well for collecting long delicate objects like flowers and other garden pickings. traditionally they are made of willow in England and Ash in the US afaik.
Very cool!
Thank you
Thank you so much for their money! You're showing us amazing things. I enjoy building and I can't thank you enough. But, this'll have to do.
I love the simplicity of the triangle accent shelves but I'm confused about the 30 degrees that you mentioned. An equilateral triangle has three 60-degree angles, so I'm not sure which angle is 30 degrees. 😕
Can you show how you mount it or a picture of where you put the mounting brackets
Great projects,
Thank you for the shelf video. The one I made looks so cool but totally not stable. I made a base for mine because I was unsure how to make legs. Now I know. You are awesome. Have a great day.
Thanks Matthew. It's fun to think outside the box. JImE
Pretty cool man, I'm glad you still build, seems lots have sold out and just do tool reviews and follow algorithms...its gotten very old and I'm not alone on this. Thanks for keeping real my man, it's why I'm subscribed....
You can use those little scraps for inlays for accents...I use them for inlays on my turkey calls.
*Cool Ideas.*
Thanks!
Another awesome video!
I'm going to try making this tomorrow!
Have fun!
Great ideas!
Love your videos. Especially the creative uses of cedar fence boards. I bought a 1984 Chris Craft Commander 31 foot sport fishing boat. I plan on replacing all the garnish '84 Grey carpet with cedar fence boards I run through a router table to make them tongue and groove. These will all be inside my boat. Shall I leave them raw or finish them? If finish, what finish should I use to make the cedar boards beutiful?
So I just finished designing a project of my own primarily based with the use of equalateral triangles, and then I found this video. Weird. Anyways, I must say, love the content. Very inspiring and your positive outlook is a great motivator. Much thanks🤟
Didn't know you had an outdoor channel. Subbed.
Do your pickets ever have saw chatter marks on them from when they were manufactured? If so do you sand them out of leave them?
cool design
Hang it at an angle to get a Y shape. Wowza man.
Great ideas again that I would probably build myself...but I have a question; could you show us how you made the shroud around your miter saw? Thanks!👍
I’ll be glad when I get to move into my house so I can finally start learning to build so many things.
I was making the 1x2 trees and angles about killed me, however, making triangles seems to be easy!
Looks great! I gotta make one
This might be a dumb question but at 16:02 Matt says, “If you already have yours painted or stained go ahead and apply wood glue.”
I have never used wood glue AFTER painting or staining my workpieces. Does that still take hold? I would have thought the glue wouldn’t penetrate through the finish.
If anyone has insight then I’d be most grateful. Thank you.
Mr Peech,
Thank you for your efforts.
My Big Question is where and how to sell/market these items?
Please let us know the research options!
You da man
As a beginner i would like to start spraying my lacquer. Two questions. Is there a compressor for hvlp what isnt like 60gallons that someone would recommend. I mean like harbor freight pricing. Second can i do lacquer in electric sprayer since i am just a hobbiest
Im confused by the graphic you have of the book shelf with measurments. It says 15.5 inches for the width of the top box but theyre only cut at 14 inches
You come up with the best items to sell. Where are you from. Love your videos
Thank you! Kentucky
Also that double triangle shelf isnt two 10.5 inch pieces put together... one is 10.5 the other is 11.25.
The square box stand would great if it was an outdoor planter.
Hey Matt, love your content. Subscribed!
Im just starting and on a budget. Can i use a micropinner i think its called? I can get one at harbor freight for 26 bucks, pneumatic to hold planters together while glue sets. I want to hide buckets of water with the mosquito larva dunks in them to control the adult population around my house.
Thanks!!!!!!
What are the dimensions of the trug basket
Good video . Target all changes their name to targe’ 😂😂
How do you find the angle from a picture online?
LOL I almost never throw any scraps out. I always find a use for them, because I build everything. The tiny scraps go for miniatures.
BTW, If it makes you feel better, you can find a miniature builder who would love to have your scraps! It costs a lot of money to buy miniature pieces of wood, which are essentially just scraps of wood anyway. 😣
What program do you use to design your plans and make your cut lists? I struggle to figure out dimensions for my own projects.
I outsource my plans. I do like to use cultistoptimizer.com for optimizing my cuts on material.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Thank you!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking this is probly cutlistoptimizer, ya? not cultistoptimizer.
thanks for your reply, but my requests were not answered. am i not understanding your response? it seems that you sent me links for merchandise. my interest was in your dust collection setup.
Great ideas. Nice work and well done video. Makes me wish I didn't have to sleep every night and lose several hours a day. What could you do during that time? lol.
I think you are a great salesman as well as your woodworking skills. I built 49 of the tall tapered plant stands and have sold 2 so far on Facebook market place. I am a little anxious to see if they all sell.😨
Hey hey from Iowaaaay! I’m surprised that the picture frame vases weren’t triangles lol
For the flower chug, I'm gonna keyhole saw it
Im surprised you didn't mention the book caddy's that seem to be all the rage right now. Those are triangles as well.
And my school always told me to say "no" to trugs! 😆
I enjoy many of your videos...most of which are outside my current skillset. Recently you did a video showing how you vent your dust collection outside, without the use of a two-stage system. I just bought a 1 1/2hp system and I am interested in your setup. I want the best dust removal system that I can currently afford. I live in the mountains and want to see if you system might works, with some adjustments, for me. Would you send me pictures of your system? Also, since I don't know if you live in a warm area or not. By the way, I bought plans for your adjusting shelf, but I can't find it on my computer. How could I get that email again? Thanks in advance for your response to my questions and keep the content flowing. THANKS!!
Hi there Matthew I started making some wood planter boxes for sale and someone requested a box pretty large,9'long,2'tall,24"wide,16"deep, picket fence boards are $1.48 at Lowe's each,im in Florida they also want the box stain on the outside how much do you think I charge for this box?
Anyone else hear Tone Lōc Funky Cold Medina? 18:41
a TRUG: British, a shallow oblong basket made of strips of wood, traditionally used for carrying garden flowers and produce. late Middle English: from Latin oblongus ‘longish’. FYI 😁
As usual u have delivered new project to add to my book for inspection I go through it and look for something that stands out for any or all pages then I start sketching - erasing - sketching until I see what I envisioned
You are such a great deliverer of content I just really get a lot out of them and you make me laugh along the way So relatable
Thanks for sharing I will continue to call mine flower baskets 🧺
Anyone have problems with cedar pickets? Every time I build something, they shrink alot and kinda ruins my builds.
I'm slightly confused. I'm sure I'm missing something even though I've rewatched that portion several times. First you mark a line 5& 7/8" on the inside on both sides of the bottom box. Then you you say earlier we marked 6& 7/8 & now we mark 6&1/8 in is measured. Maybe i just need to take a scrap piece, make these measurements & see if it makes more sense. 😂😂😂
Sometimes I have to modify the measurements so go by what I say and not what you see.
I try to sell old windows, no sell... but if I sell as something else?? I might get som pocket money.
Thank you
I thought a trug was a trug. Aren't the ones used for tools called a tool trug? Maybe I'm old school... 😆
Trug is the name traditionally, this is an antique style that's probably ore than a century old. I think it's originally from England but I'm not sure.
Flag display cases are a triangles.
I have access to some large trees I have plans
I need help getting my business started you got any ideas.
Yep, time to get up, get out, go to the lumber store, finish the planters, replace the chevron trees that sold on Saturday.....