Easy Woodworking Project that sells for High Profit!!!

In this beginner-friendly woodworking tutorial, we'll show you how to create a stylish and functional wooden taco holder that's perfect for your next Taco Tuesday or as a lucrative item to sell. With just a few basic tools and materials, you can craft this taco holder that not only elevates your dining experience but also makes for a great gift or product to sell for a high profit margin.

In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the entire process from selecting the right type of wood to finishing touches. Whether you're new to woodworking or looking for a simple project to hone your skills, this tutorial is designed to be accessible to all levels of expertise.

Join us as we unleash our creativity and craftsmanship to bring this practical yet stylish wooden taco holder to life. Don't forget to subscribe for more woodworking projects, tips, and inspiration!

[BarkingBeavers]

"And if you don't have a handsaw, I'll put a link in the description of a knitting channel you can check out." 😂

[moldy]

i like this concept. easy things to make that sell. i would love to see more small/easy projects like this.

[QuickQuiz-mfwc]

Don't know how i ended up on this channel but glad i did! Been binge watching for hours now!

[gregghernandez]

I just have to say on behalf of Hispanic Americans everywhere, that taco that you made is an affront to us all. Just kidding man, that build is actually very cool. I'm sure they sell great on Etsy. Keep those videos rolling. You will have your YouTube plaque in no time.

[NaepalmPickles]

Just found your channel, love the sense of humor lol. I’ll be looking forward to more videos. Now back to binge watching your other videos

[mrsdjwildcat]

lol the part where you said you weren’t ever gonna start a video by saying what tools you would use again got me to laughing and earned you a sub. Love the sense of humor lol.

[flyboybds]

That's the best word I've done heard all day!! LOL Very nice!!!!

[SouthSideLimey]

Second video I've watched (one after the other), you're barking mad! Great entertainment!!! More importantly, your products look great!

[LorenBridges-icbp]

You aught to be able to say provincial as much as you use it. It must be a favorite. 😀

[douglaseverett]

After you cut the handle out, I had flash backs of coach McGee using a similar paddle to get our attention in jr. high.

[margaretdossantos]

Just found your video's...Your AWESOME!! I love the fact that you show how an average Joe would make a wood piece eg. Staining it AFTER you assemble the project. Also how to make the project with simple woodworking equipment & what equipment would elevate/ or make the project easier to build the next time!! My dad was an amazing Wood Craftsman....I lost him to cancer in 2013..I want to start making project to honor his memory/life time skills. You have helped me to look at a piece of wood without crying. Definitely looking forward to more of your prodjects !!!

[imeach]

Not sure how I ended up here, but glad I did.
Absolutely hilarious 😂😂😂
Deserve so many more subs

[greatgrandpaswoodworking]

Great Video. I happened across your channel. I subscribed and liked. Looking forward to future woodworking ideas.

[woodrustandthings]

On with the sharooderoo shenanigans!!! great vid man!

[dang]

Better at building than taco making for sure!

[felipez]

Nice project. First time I've seen a beanie weenie taco.

[johnnyz]

Quick tip, next time sand the whole dowel BEFORE you cut it into little pieces. That way you’ll only have to round off the ends. You also could have stained the board and the dowels first.

[katspeace]

Great Vid 👍🏼 Char-crazy cooter-y board 😂 Meanwhile back in Hazzard county... Idk why that came to my head when you were trying to say charcuterie board 🤷🏼‍♀️

[donnieb]

Looks good and you funny too, I think I may try that 😃👍

[larrystone]

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building