Woodworking Project to Sell for a BIG profit! #woodworking

If you want a woodworking project to sell, maybe you want to sell on Etsy, this is one that is cheap to make and has a potential high profit return. Low cost HIGH profit woodworking project. Woodworking projects that SELL!
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[eenayeah]

"Just because you don't think you'd buy it, doesn't mean there isn't anybody who would." Good business wisdom in general

[steverobinson]

My six-year-old daughter made me a cardboard bookmark at school that cost around nothing, works the same, and I have cherished it for decades. She’s now 39 so my bookmark is 33 years old and still works.

[californigirl]

My favorite thing about this vid is that it only takes 2:33 to show me how to make a 10 minute project.

[soupynate]

Wait? That board wasn't already $65 at Home Depot?

[daleplant]

I just came across your channel. The comment you made about "you may not buy this but others will" should be highlighted. Most people say you should build things you are passionate about. I always say you don't fill your own wallet.

[sofifl]

Thank you so much, sir! As a beginner woodworker, this is so encouraging. Appreciate you!

[tscassim]

Im so happy i came across your channel!!! Please keep up the good work!!! I love these low high profit projects keep them coming and please stay down to earth its really refreshing!! Compared to other channels. Thank you for being human.

[Domesticated_house_goblin]

I’m selling to the wrong market. I spend an hour sanding a piece of cedar from 60-1000 grit. Then I hand burn my art onto the surface. I often spend in excess of 40 hours on a single piece. I live in a rural impoverished area, so cannot charge what I should be, but I lack in social skills and suck at promoting my art. 😔

[joentexas]

Found this Y/T channel a couple days ago. I have seen a half dozen videos so far. Gonna be watching a few more to try making a couple extra bucks. Keep up the good stuff, Thanks.

[seedubyu]

This is a coincidence, I was just searching 6" x 2" today in my local area, for a simple repeatable item I want to make and now I have seen THIS item, Thanks.

[Amy_McFarland]

I like simple and profitable! Great video!

[larrystone]

Good job and thank you for sharing Keep building

[froglobster]

Thanks for sharing, I’ll have to subscribe right now

[myownchannel]

I thought it was an A Frame birdhouse 🦜

[userefingname]

The subtitles tell us that you made a bit of wood purchased for $147 worth $56 in 10 minutes. Remarkable! Save the glue and pins, chop it into kindling in the same time and make worth $1, 😂

[adoRED]

There's literally one on that Etsy screenshot you showed for $14 and only has 6 reviews that's probably a similar quality. They're selling around 6 a month and already have reviews so you've got to try break into a market loads are already doing not to mention needing a $600 saw and a nail gun. Probably easier just to use them skills in a job.

[Mikemeshell]

Do not let the bad comments bother you, the board is smarter then the haters.

[guyh.]

I stumbled across your video by chance as well. Mostly from the "WW Projects that Sell" headline. Subscribing for the comment "Just because you don't want it doesn't mean other people won't..." got me as well. Am a neophyte in the WW as a business world and this is one I think I'd better keep! 😊😊😊

[MarkRobson]

Looks like the one in the example is quite creative in that it has an open book forming the apex

[starhawke]

I just started woodturning and one of the projects is an Ice Cream Scoop. $25 for the kit, you make a handle, and boom, ice cream scoop. Total monetary investment about $30. Time investment, about an hour, maybe less when you get better at it... Sell for $60-$80. for an ice cream scoop... Who would do that? I bought a $10 scoop years ago, and Im still using it. I dont understand people that buy stuff like this.