5 Summer CNC Projects You Can Make And Sell Today

What can you make with a CNC machine? Here are 5 Summer CNC woodworking projects that you can make and sell. Selling your CNC projects seasonally is a great way to make some money. People are actively looking to spend money on these items right now.

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[mancave]

They are all great but I really like the coasters the best.

[dangoras]

The tiki Now its needs a magnet to catch the lids .... Awesome brother keep it up

[juancollado]

All the projects rock! But my favorite are the plates. Awesome!

[stevemarshall]

Thank you for all the information as I’m thinking about getting a wood CNC and making small items to sell.

[thefilthelement]

I never considered wooden steak plates, that just turned the next party up a notch. Thanks!

[LG-role]

The tiki bottle opener looks great! Looks like crash bandicoots friend

[ronnorris]

Enjoyed watching you and Matt (731 Woodworks) last night. I actually was surprised to hear him say you were from Kentucky.
Really glad to hear you had a youtube channel, I subscribed. Been watching Matt for some time and really enjoy his content. I'm actually from Glasgow. Thanks for the 5 summer projects. Will continue to watch. Steak plates, & tiki bottle opener

[LYTOMIZE_Woodshop]

Wow. Tough call. Plates and coasters spring to the top for me at the moment. I need to work with my first STL file before getting enthused about those. Ask me again in a couple months! ;-)

[mackenziemill]

love the tiki beer opener, great job on the design

[msbechtold]

I love them all, most of all the steak plate

[JamesMadeKY]

Well made video! Great projects, and tips on how to cut them. I like the idea of the finishing path of the pockets. ALE 8 for the WIN!

[robbieclark]

Add a protruding lower lip to the tiki to catch the bottle caps.

[cncprogrammer]

Nice work as always and thanks for the pointers.

[mikererichaq]

Hay Andy, I love your videos. Have you ever considered giving live hands on training? I have a Shapeoko 4 Pro and I have a difficult time trying rto find any type of training

[randycaves]

Great ideas. I think the coasters are great. How much would you sell them for?

[roybrown]

It’s a toss up between the tiki bottle opener and the steak plate!

[scruffysanta]

Saw you over on 731 Live edge. Not a CNC guy but find it interesting to see whats out there

[JvsH]

Thanks for the video love the channel will be subscribing but what kind of CNC machine do you use. There is so many options for CNC machines

[mackenziemill]

I love the steak plates, just had steak for dinner

[tralfazy]

Hey Andy. I see that you are screwing your stock down instead of using the T-tracks. I screw my stock down too usually I and keep thinking that I should make a T-Track clamp system to improve on that but I'm not going to bother if I am going to end up screwing the stock down anyway! Do you find that the T-Track clamps let the work move too easily? I would like to know why you aren't using yours. Thanks much. Your videos are very inspiring to me.