How I Design Products That Sell | 7 Tips to Make Money Woodworking
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
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7 Woodworking project design tips that sell and make you money. These are 7 project design tips in the form of a question that can grow your woodworking business and make you money. Even if you are a beginner, these are easy wood project design tips that you can start your woodworking business with. I hope this video helps you on your woodworking business journey!
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Thank you bro, just found your channel I just decided to make woodworking my full-time job. I’m 29 years and have absolutely nobody with woodworking experience in my family or close to me so all this videos are great resource. Again, thank you.
Thank you for another great video. Your content is gold for woodworkers doing this as a business.
Good stuff. Thanks for the tips
Great video as usual, thanks boss.
Good thoughts.
Thank you!
Great advice, especially about shipping and scalability!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the insight. I've seen a bunch of your videos now and you have a great channel. I need to learn the business aspect of woodworking. Your video definitely gave me things to think about.
Best of luck!
Great video! Good insight and thought process. Obviously it works your the proof of that. Definitely going to implement a similar thinking. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great video I am so glad I ran across you today. You have a new subscriber in me. I’ve been a hobbyist for seven years and finally went legit they opened. I am so excited from what the future holds. Thanks for all the tips.
Thank you for these lessons! I woukd really like to learn how you register al your orders, how you make sure everyone gets it’s order in time and how you make sure you don’t forget anything or anyone.
Kind regards!
Great content. Valuable info. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
“I’m in debt yes i am” lol exactly why I’m here
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This was a very informal video Thank You so much 👍!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video
As usual, Great Content!
Appreciate it!
Great insight and informative video! What do you think kept the baby block from success? I would think baby items are a given, obviously not.
This advice fits more than just wood working. I follow alot of these same principles in my metal working shop. If its only something i can make, and i cant teach someone to make, it doesnt go to market
Right on
Nice👍👍👍
Very good analysis 👍 It’s counterintuitive, but some simple products carry ridiculous margins while other insanely complex ones are loss leaders. People in the wood industry tend to price based on Labor/materials. Unfortunately, that leaves a whole lot of significant variables out of the equation.
I don't think I want people throwing bean bags at my beer lol
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Deduct 5 pts if it goes in
Not only that, that "pop up cup holder". Defeats the purpose of the game.
Over thrown bags could bounce back and score. That would be unfair.
I am going to go to an ebanistery school next year to learn the skills. And I am thinking to start making wood product to sell from my basement. By looking at your videos I got under the impression that investing in a CNC would allow me to enter my local market, i.e. offer portrait to tatoo shops as an extra for their customers, without having to have great sklls. Do you think it is a good investment that early in my new journey? Thanks for your help and all the great value you post on your channel.
Are you doing add for your products? How do you get exposure?
I have a product idea, plenty of cedar & tools. No idea how to take orders or protect the design
Really good advice. I wish I were a young person starting out in woodworking. But I am now elderly but LOVE to make stuff! So while I do have a unique items that sell well, it is not something I want to mass produce for cash. I make stuff for sale like 2x a year at local art fairs or as gifts to family. Just wish i had a do over in life to choose woodworking as a career.
I’m 29 and just decided to make woodworking my full time job. Wish me luck my friend. 🍀
Hello, your video says if " you have an idea, let us know" . Would you be interested in buying an excellent novelty decor idea?
What did you go to college for? Just wondering.
Pretty amazing success if what you’re saying is true. Personally I wouldn’t buy your products for myself just cause they don’t fit into my everyday lifestyle not saying your work is bad by any means but I could see people buying your products more during the holiday season or gag gifts which could explain your revenue stream on these little projects
Hi sir can i be part of your crew. Because i really want to know how to be creative at my self. To help my family here at philippines thank you sir 🙏🙏hope u notice my message 🙏🙏🙏🙏
What if you can't afford a CNC and all that fancy
"I don't make this thing that I have obviously made in my shop and am now holding gin my hand"... ????
K, hang on - I honestly don't want to be a jerk, but $2 million in sales for the docking station??? Not sure what they sell for, but if they were around $40 that means you've sold 50,000 of them . . . . ?
Yes, next week I am going over how that product came to be and how we did over 2 million in sales with it. Also touching on all of the lessons I learned from it