These simple woodworking projects are selling like crazy

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Publicado 2023-12-26
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In this video I show you a super simple woodworking project for beginners that are selling like crazy for me. These are made on the Xtool P2 laser engraver but any laser can be used to make these, and they are super easy for woodworkers on any level.

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Tools I use:
DeWalt Miter Saw: amzn.to/46XuN7f
DeWalt table saw: amzn.to/3K9etqe
DeWalt Drill: amzn.to/3Q9UOdF
DeWalt Circular Saw: amzn.to/3Do7ZQH
DeWalt Jigsaw: amzn.to/3rJCiyM
DeWalt Multitool: amzn.to/3Y1jpDt
DeWalt SDS Hammer Drill: amzn.to/3O5tGtD
DeWalt Router: amzn.to/3K8vQaN
Makita Tracksaw: amzn.to/44X15O4
Mirka Sander: amzn.to/46XvCgl

Japanese saws: amzn.to/2rUiiK8
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Router: amzn.to/2GDTNUT
Marking knife: amzn.to/2DSqfBd
Carving tools: amzn.to/2BN9RA0

Books I recommend:
Japanese Joinery: amzn.to/2BNIBRT
Cabinetmaking: amzn.to/2Ev7cOq
Maker Skills: amzn.to/2rVkMZ2
Diresta´s book: amzn.to/2GCUiP7
Nick Offerman´s book: amzn.to/2E9ME06
Timber-framing: amzn.to/2DTzxNt

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Panasonic Lumix G7 Camera: amzn.to/3Suinxc
Panasonic Lumix 25mm F1.7 Lens: amzn.to/491GAlw
Benro KH26P Tripod: amzn.to/4blCJBr

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @KarlosEPM
    Hi Are. I admire how transparent you are concerning your business, it must be applauded. Congratulations on a profitable month!
  • I think that it only makes sense to batch out relatively common items such as cutting boards in this way. Buying an unfinished product in bulk, then finish the rough product, customizing it for resale is the way to stream line the production process. If I build a piece of furniture, I'm not going to make the hinges, handles, nails, screws, or whatever else I can buy cheaper than make myself, I'm gonna buy those items at cheaper rate, and incorporate them into my product. It's Smart. If someone else is making something in rough form, and offers it for sale that way, knowing that others go are going to finish them, customize them, resell them, go for it. You're working backwards if you don't.😎🤓🤠
  • Im from South Africa, the maximum we can sell cutting boards for is about $15- $20 and that's pushing it. No way we can make a living selling that here. Also too expensive to ship to the US which cost me $60 just to ship it to the US from South Africa 😢
  • @goldielocked7111
    Thank you, man.. Just thanks.. You make me believe, the way you cook this down is highly educational.
  • @Kennylolwins
    God bless you! You've opened my eyes to new ideas!
  • @nosreuter
    Love your transparency Aare! I'm investigating if maybe woodworking from my small garage could be a way for me to work less hours as a anesthesia nurse since it has left me burnt out two times over the course of 3 years. This type of project actually seems possible even from a garage, but obviously I have to secure the sales too... Thx for the tips on that!
  • @Silentbet1of
    One month is not a living sir it’s a hobby that pays but I’m happy you doing something you love
  • @chuckjohnson4048
    Glad to see the handles on the cutting boards are in line and do not have hand holes. Most boards I've seen have the HH's and if dropped will most likely break at the handle. It looked like you were seasoning the boards with vegetable oil. I have been over the last 4 days adding a flood coat of oil to a board my wife bought. After about 12 hours I have noticed all the oil absorbed into the board and the surface almost dry looking. 713 Woodworking uses a pan that his boards will fit inside and he submerges his boards for a day or two. I should have taken his lead on that.
  • @owatagi
    You’re really inspiring, thanks. I have one question: I’ve done some small customized items. A few times, very few, I’ve been stiffed and they didn’t get or pay for the product. Do you require payment up front?
  • @user-ci1bg6nz8c
    Brother, thank you for sharing your knowledge it's really appreciated. Keep up the great work.
  • @OUTyme
    Man I learned much more than I thought I was from this video I appreciate you for sharing your knowledge on this!💪🏽💯
  • Do you have the link for the pre-made boards in bulk? Only finding small ones
  • How do you find a bulk supplier of cutting boards. I am in the US so I don't imagine I would be able to get them from your supplier but if you could give me some ideas it would be great. I don't have the equipment to make them myself and sure don't have the money to get it. Thanks for the video.
  • @jenhartart2
    Your willingness to share ideas, cost and profits is commendable. Thank you
  • @gabrielsmith3113
    Hey I noticed you using bubble wrap to protect your work from marking from the bench. I use and recommend carpet pad. Sometimes you can get a new scrap piece for free from the carpet store and it lasts forever. Shoot for the kind that has the film on the back and use that side up
  • @simon704
    Laser Engraving is a great why to make money on its own. 21st Birthday keys, special occasion items etc
  • @jonhatton4354
    Would love to know where you source your rough boards
  • @Motocicleiros
    I am from Brazil and I am starting a a cutting board business. In my case I am going to make the boards myself and it seems that you are one step forward! Nice video!