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markyour thanks so much. I’m going to be putting out more videos soon!!

KenpoMoogy thanks so much my friend!!

les brown thank you very much for the kind words!! Thanks for watching as well!!

Dennis Coffey thank you very much. I have a few of the tables I've build on instagram. Woodandscrew8 is the name in there. I'm going to post a new table video after I post one more video!!

Mark Prochaska yes you will certainly be able to buy more shop tools by selling your work!!! Thanks for watching!!

J DAWG 2010 thanks a ton!!

sazlsazl thank you very much! I'll be happy with just being able to do it full time for years to come!!

JR Widley thanks I really appreciate that!

Albert Arnett thanks so much! I'm glad I was able to help a little!

SNazarene G it is always fun building something yourself!! Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Anthony Guerrero thanks so much!! I’m glad it helped!! What kind of stuff have you been selling?

@@woodscrew5612 hexagon and triangle shaped shelving

Will C thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Another video coming very soon!

Ralph Marshall haha awesome comment! Thanks for watching my friend!!

That's funny right there. I don't care what nobody say. How do you say??? Ah! Ah! I was LMAO!

hey ,if anyone else needs to find out about how to start woodworking business try Letza Woodworker Lessons (just google it ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my work buddy got great results with it.

There are several components to starting a woodworking business from home. One resource I found that successfully combines these is the Enata Wood System (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful guide that I have ever heard of. look at the unbelievable info.

Bahaha! Good one Ralph.

Nick Pooler thank you very much for watching and commenting! Yeah the invoice definitely helps by allowing them to take a picture and have a sort of receipt. Also i have everything written down so I know what I'm building!!

BrutherBriar thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate it!!

Michael Fredericks thank you for watching I really appreciate it!!

Scott Adams thanks so much for watching!!

Thanks so much!! I appreciate the kind words!

Chad Lowrance thanks a lot I really appreciate it! Lynchburg is a nice area to live!

Y'all are west of me I live in the Hampton roads area by VA beach

Edward Surratt they can certainly do that!! Thanks so much for watching

scott mclean thanks so much my friend!!

Do And Brew - DIY i subscribed to yours as well!!! Thanks so much

Mike D. Author I really appreciate that! I will definitely consider doing a follow up with more information on my actual ad if there's interest in it. Thanks again!!

Bob Peyton thank you very much for watching. I really appreciate the support!

Pavan Vemuri thanks so much for watching!!

Ben Schumpert thank you for watching, it’s much appreciated!

Brandon Morris thank you very much! I hope you subscribed! Another woodworking video coming in the next few days

Yes I subscribed I am a avid wood worker my self and love your pointers check me out on fb TheRusticRig

Brandon Morris i definitely will

Chris P thanks for watching!! Even doing it as more of a hobby and buying new tools is well worth selling stuff for! Thanks again !!

Chris P mind sending a example of what you are selling? I’m thinking about building one for my child. Would be a good idea to build for friends and charge as well

What is a lego table?

Daniel Domani thanks so much for watching!!

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pastorammo thanks so much. It's a big help to me that you subscribed and watch my videos!! I really appreciate it!

Rob The Beekeeper I really appreciate that!! Thanks!

The Country Carpenter thanks a lot!! Appreciate it

Mark Lane I appreciate that!! We've had rocky since he was a pup and now he's 10! The best dog in the world! Tables are a great way to earn. It really seems to be all about the picture. I have one picture of a table i built that I recycle because it seems to get the most response!! I would avoid breadboards the way I initially did them though. Thanks again!!

Rob Nichols thank you so much!

Chris Windsor I'm glad to have you! Thanks for watching!

Istvan Szentmiklosi thank you very much!! I really appreciate it

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Greg Dent I'm glad you watched and subscribed. Thank you very much!

yes they are! Thanks for watching! I hope I was able to help

Mike Spain Woodworks thanks for watching I really appreciate it. I'm going to do another video in the near future as a follow up to answer more questions. I also have pictures on my Instagram Woodandscrew8. Follow me on that if you'd like. Also I'm going to do some updated farmhouse Table videos because the old way I've built some is not how I do it now!! I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks again!!

Chad Anderson that sounds awesome and you’ll get to work with all solid wood! I haven’t used Ebay for furniture items as I’ve found starting locally has worked out best for me. Check out some similar listings on Ebay and see how sold items go! Thanks for watching!

Denis Lance I certainly don't let it sit for 6 months. It just varies depending on what the moisture content is for me. I don't require it to be at 7% though. The table top will move as one unit once it's made into a top by edge gluing. I don allow the table top to move on the base though. Thanks for watching!

John McGuire yes indeed I just sprinkle a little Montreal steak seasoning on them and they come out great!! Jk yeah it's good for them to sit and acclimate for awhile. I really wish all customers would get hardwood tops because I've definitely gotten some crazy warp and twist in boards! Thanks so much for watching!!

DrewT thanks for watching and good call. I have brought it to the persons bank a few times!

Husky Wood Working thanks for watching. I certainly would use adobe if I had it. Also I don't think I'll get rid of my only camera at this point. Eventually I'll upgrade though. I'll certainly check and see if my video editing software has a de-noises. Thanks again!

DSLR is fine but its the constant focusing, I think you can set it to infinity or something. Denoiser for all that background fuzz works really well, especially in premiere. Great vid keep up the good work!

Husky Wood Working thanks again yeah the auto focus is annoying. I'm going to try and take it off for my next video.

ray30usayahoo thanks so much for watching! Check out some of my other videos for completed tables!

Daniel Ball it sounds like you have had success building that way. Personally the method I use works great! If you watched the whole video, I did mention that I use hardwoods as well I showed a pile of oak I had. Many people use pine or fur for the base. Check out the homestead craftsman among many others. Also I only ever built one table top and base using pocket hole joinery. I use dowels now. Also I don't do the breadboard ends that way anymore. As far as hardware store wood is concerned, once the table top is edge joined together with glue and dowels it moves as one unit. Whether you use pine or any hardwood, the wood will always move. I do the tops the correct way and attach the table top to the base the correct way now to allow for the top to move. If your wood is twisting or cracking after you made a table top then you may have done something wrong. Mortise and tenon is great, but it is not the only form of joinery that makes successful furniture. I'm not sure what area you are in, but my tables are extremely successful here and do not crack. I think you may be referring to putting breadboards on the top that may make your pieces crack if done with pocket holes and glue since it would not allow expansion and contraction of the wood to take place. Thanks for watching.

Wood & Screw Thrones Too Never said pine was not a good choice. big box store construction lumber was not intended tables. I have used beatle kill pine from coloraldo but it came kiln dried to 8% or less. The box stores can vary from 11% or higher. When they finally dry out it warps and if not joined properly it can twist. I believe its ok to show how to diy a table but to sell them would eventually end badly. My comments are only aimed at using constuction pine. At least get it from a mill and check moisture. If its cheap wood from the store there is a reason for that. Cheap wood equals cheap results. im only trying to educate as you are. I hope all is well.

Daniel Ball I get where your coming from. Some people that watch my videos or that purchase tables can or want to only pay a certain price for a table. I am able to accommodate them within reason by using store bought kiln dried southern yellow pine. If you are worried about that type of lumber, just don't use it. I however do use it after allowing it to acclimate inside my basement and using my moisture meter to check moisture content. The pine trees used by stores are no different than the trees used by lumber suppliers. They are cut differently and may not be the best quality pieces. I would suggest if you ever choose to use it, you take your time to look through the stock, allow it to acclimate to where you are, joint it properly, and you should have no issues. Check out jay bates channel he made some nice stuff with store bought southern yellow pine as well as many many other people. Thanks again.

Is it cheaper to buy rough lumber? I'd think that the labor and equipment involved in cleaning up rough lumber wouldn't offset the cost. I honestly don't know. But I'm genuinely interested knowing how to do things properly. Thanks.

@@robbrown39 its much cheaper because you need that equipment to do woodwork anyways. buying s2s lumber doesnt mean you dont need to buy a jointer and planer

Troy Yarbrough hey Troy. No I've never paid for an ad anywhere. I just post on groups, but it seems that most people just look at fb marketplace now which is great! I can see how many views my table is getting and it broadens my ad. I have had some luck on craigslist but FB allows people to see who you are so they might feel more confident that's it's not some sort of scam!! I hope this helps!

Frank Ingram thank you very much for watching and subscribing. Yes I've heard I'm like a broken record at times!! Also I messed up and repeated video at the end. Thanks again my friend!!

jfrostmovement jfrostmovement I'm in the Lynchburg area! Thanks for watching I really appreciate it!

Chad Lowrance hey Chad thanks for watching! I live in the Lynchburg area!!

AnthonyFitzgerald55 thanks for watching! I get lumber from midtown milkworks and lumber in Lynchburg. Kiln dried and great prices! Ask for Thomas .

Awesome man. Just checked them out. Awesome pricing. I just ordered some from a website and paid almost 3 more dollars per board foot. Annnnd had to pay shipping.

And I live in northern VA

Hey sorry for the delay and thanks so much for watching. That is how I started, small. I tried little things that came out ok. I then tried building some bigger stuff. I definitely think you'll be able to sell some stuff! I wish I started at your age!!!

Ok thanks🙂

Nevermind. I'll just watch your other videos

I use dowel joinery now for all my tables. Then I also put miters on the inside corners. In my previous videos I think I used pocket holes for one of them. Thanks for watching!!

Patriot4TheTree I appreciate you watching my video! I still don't have an official business, but yes I have to claim income from RU-vid and other profits. I do hope the IRS subscribes to my channel. Thanks again!

Goran jelenić it really varies by size, style, and lumber. It also probably depends on prices in your area. Thanks so much for watching!!!

denis77777777 it varies in size and wood species used. Check your local Facebook marketplace to get an idea of what people are charging in your area. That’s how I first did it! Thanks so much for watching!!

Mike Fas yes I didn't show a table in this video. I just explained a way I make money woodworking!! Hope that helps and thanks for watching.