This only takes Three 2x4s. Huge Profit

$15 Night Stands - Easy DIY How to - Follow Along Start To Finish
In this Video I make a set of night stands and each one only takes three 2x4s to make! This easy woodworking project will sell good with good or make them and keep them for yourself! This is the perfect project for beginners as you can follow along and build them yourself!

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[chucklenz]

In high school we had a shop teacher that put one of the junior carpenters onto a trick to help drawers slide- use thumb tacks about 6 per side. The wood glides on the head of the thumb tacks and doesn’t stick. I use that trick today.

[greglewis]

The hardest part of this project is finding 3 straight 2x4's at Home Depot. Great video!! Love seeing affordable projects.

[bigpete]

Ok buddy, I made them. I made them out of pallets and stained them in oak then hard wax oil then wax. I made changes as I went along because of my materials and skill levels but essentially I made them. Sold them for £80 the pair. I’m now making a entryway table on the same premise. Just wanted to say cheers.

[DarrenHickman]

Teaching woodshop to "At-risk" high school students who have been thrown out of their public school. This is our next project! Thanks for posting!!

[mattedwards]

I have heard it said you don't build a $5000.00 piece of furniture out of cheap 2X4, s. Why not? They build $600, 000.00 houses out of them! LOL!

[AndreFouche]

Finally - someone who understands what the "new Learner" has to contend with. Very articulate indeed. Thank you! Subscribed!

[revmo]

I have to tell you young man. I have been a Registered Master Plumber for 37 years now. This is, quite frankly, the most enjoyable 16:54 I've spent yet this week ! I teach Plumbing school for our county. You would make an amazing Carpentry Instructor. Thank you for posting this ! Respect from Pittsburgh, PA. Pleased to be a new subscriber with notifications !

[newstart]

I have used 2x6 lumber for making furniture for decades now. The need to save money was the mother of the idea.
I like the saw blade backwards stunt- great idea!!! See- this old man learned something.

[djmasterflxgaming]

followed you exact steps and i have great looking nightstands with no drawer bottom

[tedrowland]

Nice job. I have in my 35 yrs as a carpenter, created a lot of this style furniture built of Cedar for exterior use. (I usually had built the custom deck for the customer first). I used nothing more than a circular saw, stainless steel screws and nails, and exterior carpenter glue. I made 17 "rustic" round tables for a bar, using 2 x 6 tongue and groove and edge glued and ran a cleat across the bottom. Your video brings back a lot of memories. Thank you

[M__X]

Man. This is great. I’ve been making my own furniture for a couple of years now…nothing special, mainly “rustic” style…but it seems YouTube is full of perfectionist who can never do anything other than make expensive time consuming wood work and furniture. Hats off to you for making something that is weekend warriors who have a notre saw and table saw, can actually complete! Way to go 🙏 you earned a new subscriber

[ycgmmtl]

I appreciate how safe you are while using the table saw. Most people on youtube look clueless of how dangerous it is.

[fredwickwire]

Enjoying your videos!! Really helping me get started on bigger projects. I started with oak boxes and picture frames. Videos are simple and clear ! Thank you !!!

[michaelthanksheroes]

You did a fantastic job of explaining and building a simple beautiful table with a drawer. Much applause 👏.

[Fly_Fishing_Fool]

I love this. As a woodworker who's thought about breaking into the YouTube space, this is gold. I love the saw-mark technique. I didn't know that was possible.

[dunep]

This is a great beginner project and with a little router work you can add edgings of your choice. A little burned in designs can make this into a real classic one of a kind piece. Great Job.

[jackieb]

Brady, I thoroughly enjoyed this video! You did a wonderful job of explaining exactly what you were doing and how I could do it. I've been watching woodworking videos since I started woodworking myself and so far, you have beaten every single video maker out there just by your explanations. Thank you! You've just picked up a new subscriber.

[kameljoe]

To be clear for those who have never used lumber to build stuff you cut 1/8" off each side of the 2x to have square edges. 2x are rounded over in their processing.

[jwbnscacpt]

Thank you so much for this great video! I’m going to make two similar builds based on this that will be much longer 24” with bottom drawers for laundry for my wife and I. We have little space for laundry baskets, so to conceal and use every inch of floor space with custom furniture is the way to go for us. Thank you for the inspiration.

[SkullJelly]

I'm 51 and was a construction worker since I was 19. I've done everything from Utilities - our freeway system so basically road work. The one thing I was never good at was working with wood. We now live in the country with a population of 416 and love it. I also have a nice size shop on the 5 plus acres. I'm finally getting into working with wood and just built my first 8" PC desk for the other half. She is working from home a few days a week and said perfect time so I can test my tools I just bought. So thanks for this video which will help me in my new adventure in life. I'm hoping these end tables turn out like the ones you made. Thanks again for the video. Also following you now.