Easy SCRAP WOOD Woodworking Project ONLY ONE BOARD

This easy scrap wood woodworking project is super easy for the beginner woodworker. All you need is one board and a few tools! Check out a few links below for some sweet tools or laser engravers!
CUTLIST:
15 - 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 40"
2 - 7" x 11 3/4" x 1" thk
1 - 9" x 11 3/4" x 1" thk

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[hiornah]

Nothing worse than wanting to learn or watch some woodworking, and it turns into a 20-minute amazon affiliate link. Thank you for doing you, and not trying to sell me a bunch of shit. I am looking forward to watching your content and seeing you grow.

[dawnkingston]

Thanks for this. I had some scrap wood that I turned into a garden basket.

[dawnkingston]

I had some leftover treated deck boards that I sliced up and made a large sized garden basket and 2 smaller ones. Thanks for the idea. I plan to load mine up with pumpkins and mum's!

[WoodworkingTop]

I will wait for your next video, thank you

[AEtherstream]

8:24 last moment realization "oh shit my fingers!" 😁👍

[barryhalstead]

Keep on keeping on as usual thank you. Be safe and god bless you. I plan on making these. God is great. I’ve been drawing up different ideas and then I come home from church and seen this video pop up on my notifications. 🙌🏼🙏🏼

[startmaking]

really nice build Marcus. And a great video. Thoroughly enjoyed.

[MR-sieq]

Glad to see you back in action. ❤ to you and your family.

[MCsCreations]

Awesome work, dude! Great project! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[ThomsShed]

Great work! Also, a great idea for fall decor.

Thanks for being you, man. It's refreshing to watch your channel.

[michaelnorman]

Thanks for sharing cuz as always great video!

[bill]

Nice video! Ending suggestions: Until next time, get to building, thanks for watching, see you next

[CharlesHooper]

That is an interesting project.

I am looking forward to your tool organizer video series. I finally decided to build tool organizers to hang on the walls of my shop (close to 20 years after the shop was built). A few weeks ago, I put up a 16 feet length of French cleat made from oak that I bought at an auction 15+ years ago. I built a 12" x 18" x 30" drill bit and portable drill cabinet from some black walnut that I bought long ago at an auction - I built a box joint jig so that I could use box joints at the corners of the cabinet. Then I moved on to building holders for my routers, again using black walnut and box joints for the support framework under the table boards. I just bought a dowel making plate that is manufactured by DFM Tool Works so that I could make 1/4" black walnut dowels for the router holders so that I am able to hang the 1/4" collets and collet wrenches (it is oddly fun chucking up a 5/16" square board in a cordless drill and eventually ending up with a 1/4" dowel). I just started working on the holder for the 4" x 24" belt sander - during the glue up of the boards, I used my 33 year old Porter Cable biscuit joiner for probably the first time in 15 to 20 years.

I suspect that building tool holders for your wall could be an opportunity for you to showcase the skills that you have learned. I purposely built my trim router holder longer than necessary so that I had an excuse to buy another trim router. You might also use this as an opportunity to acquire or build (such as the box joint jig) a few new tools.

[GokouZWAR]

Recommendation for endings: pre-record a generic ending voiceover and then play that voiceover doing a 360 type of view of your project with that voiceover playing. Cover all the bases like, subscribe, links to your merch in the description, cut list, etc.

Be sure the voiceover is at least 25 seconds long so that you have time for your links at the end. And be sure you mention to check out the other videos on screen right now type thing. The goal would be to drive viewers to your other videos. That’s the kind of things you want to put in your ending. That’ll get you more views on your other videos.

[justinbanks]

Always a good day when you release a new video!

Also, I don't think you're too concerned about it, as you repeated thrice! 😂

(Sometimes you gotta hammer it home for some people)

[BennyD]

Do you build deer blinds and ice fishing shanties?

[PeterMichaelPreble]

When all else fails, use your teeth! I love it.

[monkeysnark]

Easy peasy! Thank you for watching, see you on the next video. <<<< end cut 😮😂😂

[jandblawncare]

Great build! I like simple and quick lol. Sadly, Ive made a bunch of creates roughly 20"x20" (thinking it would be a good size to sell, not too big, not too small). Didnt take too long to make so I was asking 40.00 ea. zero interest all summer.

[justinbanks]

I have a Fast Cap Easy Half tape measure. You measure and then find that measurement on the other side of the tape and it's the halfway mark.

I've messed up too many things based on not doing the math right.

It's nice to have (when you remember you have it, lol)