My Tips To Making THOUSANDS As A Woodworker!

After years of requests, here are 10 Tips to Make More Money Woodworking!

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[jennieanddavis]

Great video! Rising tides lift all ships for sure!! There is PLENTY of money out there for disciplined and hard-working Makers to build a business they can love!

[naptownplaya]

The working in volume tip was something I had to learn the hard way. I did so many low cost farmhouse desk in the beginning, I got super burned out and almost quit. After I finally got fed up and tried to start doing things I actually liked and started to love it again. That’s the only way I’ll do it for now on. Plus if your passionate about the project you’re working on, it’ll show and the customer won’t regret paying you for it.

[donnygrahambuilds]

Super solid video man! Arguably the most value content hits at 16:18. Life is hard, get to work. Be the hero or your story, not the victim.

[adamchesis]

I keep finding it interesting that so many content creators are now pushing classes on how to make money woodworking. The reality is that it's probably one of the hardest businesses to make a living in, and I will tell you why. First of all it takes a lot of skill, experience, and tooling. Once, you get to that point now you are competing against someone in their garage that thinks they're a skilled craftsperson, when in reality they just work for cheap and do a terrible job that cheapens what skilled people do. Many people over the years have told me that I am lucky that I am a professional woodworker, and in some regards I am, But at the same Time I am aware that you will never get rich being a woodworker, people do not value your time and skill like they should.

[scrollwoodcreations]

I’ve never written this under any of your videos before but You are literally the first person who inspired me to start the woodworking journey. I watched one of your videos 18months on my 32nd birthday. Went out that day and bought myself a 7 1/4” circular saw. The rest is history as they say!

[grahamredfern]

Thanks John, your comments are true for any craft business

[FixItFrench]

10/10 tips! #3 is such a professional tip

[pmiller]

Great video! Really enjoyed watching it. Keep up the awesome work!

[ga]

Sounds like great tips for someone wanting a business, personally I watched the whole video just to look at my favorite tool wall on the web. 😀 Love love love it .

[SchysCraftCo.]

That's a very helpful and very informative useful video today john and the boys. That's very nice thank you. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. Stay squirrely. God bless.

[ctcummings]

Super helpful video! Thanks for sharing!

[benmichaux]

me and my brother are teens and we have been selling cutting boards for a couple months now and now we are trying to get into river tables and right now we are doing a maple river table. thanks for the great tips

[abbywoo]

Awesome vid!!…was really informative…love the passion and love it more you are passing it on.God bless!!

[gregsims]

Great video. Just the push and realignment I needed at the right time. Love all the cony, please keep it up.

[ambertwin]

Man thanks so much for posting this. I cannot tell you how much of it spoke straight to me and it couldn’t be at a more perfect time in my woodworking journey. Thanks for the inspiration and all this wisdom❤️🙏🙏🙏

[Boondockbuilds]

Just started my YouTube channel and the information was helpful. Love your videos.

[lillbobby]

Older video but I have to comment. I just started watching your videos and love them. I've been in the military for 17 years, just built 2 boats from scratch last 2 years, play with dead wood for outdoor furniture, and have to say that you have inspired me to try and take this up a notch. Do you mind if I use some of your ideas in building certain things and try to sell a couple? I want to build them just to do it, but will have no use for them myself.

[markissarkis]

As someone quitting my 9-5 in 2 weeks to run my woodworking business full time...the timing of this video was perfect, thanks John!

[davefundingsland]

Thanks John, great video. Wish I would have had access to this information about 15 years ago when I was a bit younger.

[setphaserstofunn]

I’ve been a furniture maker in England for 16 years, self employed for 6, and am now taking the plunge into starting my own business. I’m constantly watching videos looking to evolve and better myself, your videos have been a great help, and this video in party has been invaluable in helping me move foreword and progress. Thank you john