I got 24 orders on your coffee table. Plus other stuff. I can’t make 7 million maybe a million or so. 😂

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Lmao and that is so awesome!! Love it! Keep making that green!

@andrewskrypnyk601

Жыл бұрын

Where do you advertise Bro?!

@josephmasini6488

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking trying. It got nuts. Lol.

@olivermateos3291

Жыл бұрын

@@josephmasini6488 where do you sell?

@josephmasini6488

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewskrypnyk601 Nextdoor app

I just have to say this. This is how to build a real community. I am graced and equally blessed to have found this channel.

After watching the intro, you're my new favorite KZread carpenter. The world needs more people like you, good Sir. 👍 Thank you for sharing all of your ideas.

“If you know how to do something you teach someone else how to do it.” That is awesome!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

That's how it should be Andrew.... Knowledge that dies with you is wasted.

As a member of the cornhole community I approve of this message.

Awesome boards! I love that you talked about sharing and teaching others! Your mind is amazing and I'm glad I get to learn from you!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Love the fact you are not like most. You like to give other ideas and want to help others thanks for all you do and all the ideas you are the one that's encourage me to start my side hustle with woodworking thanks Matthew

I was just watching my neighbor in her 70’s playing that out in her drive way. Probably practicing for the grandchildren. Thanks Matthew!

Hey Bubba , I started building cabinets in 1977 built for a long time and I miss it bad. Woodworking was my therapy. I have rekindled my want to build and I thank you for that. Will keep you posted. Keep up the great work.

Really do appreciate your videos and I feel the exact same way because if you give someone a fish thay eats for a day but if you teach a someone to fish eats for life😁👍🤘 love your videos stay awesome keep being incredible person you are and really do enjoy your content

I wish you had your own tv show like “Tim, the tool man Taylor” lol… You rock Michael - thanks for making diy’ing fun ❤

Some of the greatest ideas on the KZread.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Love this! I'm always looking for new build ideas but this one is literally a "game changer"! 😎👍

@dominicw8868

Жыл бұрын

((: nice pun 👍🏼

Hello Matt, to answer your question the name Corn Hole comes from the popular practice of playing the game with bags of raw corn instead of bean bags. Tossing the corn through the hole became known as Corn Hole. Thank you for everything you do, I’m a huge fan.

@jnywd8450

Жыл бұрын

You could fill the bags with dried peas.

@mattyounts9400

Жыл бұрын

@@jnywd8450 I can’t believe that no one has commented on this in 2 months! My wife asked why I was laughing so hard. 😂😂😂

Good on you man!!! I have a friend who builds these.I used to make the paint stencils for him, his wife got involved and bought a Cricut machine and she now helps him by making the stencils. I miss my friend... .

Unbelievable concept and build! To call you a genius is a disservice. You are way beyond that level!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I just think a bit different.

Sharing the wealth man I love it! We just set the Cornhole Record for most games played simultaneously at the Iowa State Fair. Best State Fair in the Country come visit some August!

I love your ethic of helping other succeed. Life should not be a competition of success, it should be an opportunity to help our fellow human beings. Keep up the awesome work.

I like your style! last year I made 24 sets of cornhole board sets with custom paint jobs for $250 each. I built an assembly jig and can put them together in an hour. Thanks for sharing. Dig your shop I'm planning a 18' X 30'.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Nice! Follow the money!

The MacGyver of KZread, not only works with wood, but also problem solves electrical additions that makes the product functional and better. Well done Matthew.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Lol. You should see what I can do with a paperclip and a hair pin.

I'm a shop teacher at a High School in Indiana. I love this idea. I have made several cornhole boards but my students love this idea. we will try to make a dent in that 7 million consumer market. Thanks for the idea.

I started watching your videos a few days ago, and man I love your beliefs and the supportive attitude you have towards others. It’s speaks to your character, God Bless Peech

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard! And thank you very much. We should be lifting each other up in this community and sharing the knowledge. That’s what I hope to do with this opportunity

I worked as a Foreman at a large cornhole board making company here in Orlando for 10 years. This idea is genious! Magnificent videos, btw. Thank you for helping so many of us get back started being a maker.

@yourfathershandyman-woodcr3446

Жыл бұрын

Also, the name "Cornhole" is in reference to the bags themselves. When they were first made, they were filed with dried corn kernels (livestock feed), not plastic pellets or beads.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I love building and making cool projects and my family plays cornhole all the time. Thank you for sharing and not just selling that is awesome

You should be a millionaire by now with all these great builds you come up with. but I'm glad that you share your great Ideas with everyone. You are an awesome You Tuber.

Been watching for few months, laying down with broken back, but like the way you are doing thr American Dream your own, way....love it!!

Awesome idea, just showed it to she who thinks she must be obeyed and she loved it. My real issue is have I not learned of using a jigsaw circular jig before now. I've been using the router which works great but creates far more dust in the area which isn't always a good thing when in someone's home. As a side note, when cutting out circles from things like countertops don't toss them. I had to take my four year old grandson to work with me the past month while I remodeled a community center. I turned the circle cuts into rolling toys. He spent hours rolling them back and forth across the large room. I had to bring them home because now when he's with us he and the neighbor kids roll them around the yard racing them, seeing who can roll the furthest and trying to knock over the others. This means we get to sit in the shade and relax while they entertain themselves with scrap cuts. Simple and effective.

Well, thanks for making it more challenging for me. I suck at regular cornhole, imagine now, lol. Nice idea! Now I wanna make this. Great work!!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Bahahaha... It's actually a really fun game. You'll love it.

Need this!!! 👏🏻

Brilliant idea lots of people love corn hole games. Its like a super safe horse shoes throwing.

You make happy to watch someone that works out the box or cornhole keep up the great work

Everyone needs to purchase your plans for this, whether you make it or a variation of this. Great idea of cutting the 20" hole for the drunks that can't get it in the 6" hole! lol.

@A11am3r1can

Жыл бұрын

Yep I bought them with no intention of using them, just to support the page

This looks like loads of fun. Thanks again for all the tips and tricks. You are a gem among men. Have a great week ahead.

A true artisan and a gracious instructor! Real world example of living in your community "

great job Matt. LOVE the shop also. God Bless Brother!

Congratulations on the Etsy sales for this Matt. This certainly adds a twist to the game and should be a good seller on the market. Thanks for sharing and God bless. John.

@dwaynewojtysiak2815

Жыл бұрын

This guy is not mattwe

I truly appreciate your skills, content, attitude and hope you prosper!

You need to go patent this. This will make you millions. This is genius!!

I'm going to buy your plans for sure. We need to improve on this. Which is have it attached to like a rechargeable battery. It needs to be able to be used with out a power cord.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Heck yea. They actually make a rotating display that is battery powered... but they are expensive

@theoneperfectguy

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking so let's brain storm my friend. So, how about some kind of mini converter to charging source. Or maybe a way to install like idk, a ryobi, Milwaukee or some kind of battery. Something that can generate enough amp I would think. Your thoughts?

@jimmyhinsch7133

Жыл бұрын

Power wheels motor with gearbox is about $20 each transmission gear about$10... battery adapter for Milwaukee or DeWalt or Ryobi Ridgid battery about $13-16 maybe even a speed controller $13 and reverse switch $13 So min about $45-50 for cordless option per board or about $40 per board for rotisserie motor? Then it could be sold with or without the batteries.

@terrysmyly3902

Жыл бұрын

Solar power…possible?

What can I say?!?! Another awesome build!!! Thanks Matthew!!! Blessings!!!👍👍👍

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!!

I absolutely love this! We can even play this game during the winter (in Iowa) when the family comes over! I will be making these to sell!! Thank you so much! Have a blessed day!

I know - add a grill element to the rotisserie kit! Chicken Hole, the new weekend BBQ sensation! (Kidding. I’m kidding!) I’m working on my creativity. Thank you so much for your generosity! I’m thinking this might be the one…😎

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!!

What the heck man why are you so kind? 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

_"If you know how to do something, you teach someone else how to do it!"_ Subscribed....I firmly believe this as well. If knowledge is power, then knowledge shared is power squared.

So glad were all so lucky to have this information and inspiration. might need to figure out how hes gotten so good at that game ..

You sir are brilliant!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Bobby!

AMAZING VIDEO! Thanks for making it! I am a little down on cash, so I am game to give it a try. Your generosity and words about being maker that wants to give back has earned you a subscriber. 😃👍

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Have fun!

I just finished the Martin house. What a great build. Thanks so much for inspiring us. I am off to a new challenge at 83. buying supplies for this next. Blessings.

Got two lined up today to convert their existing boards. Now to order the rotisserie

My most faves are Bowling, Billiards, Darts, Volleyball........aaaaaand Cornhole!!!! That version would be exciting to play. Maybe I will lose a lot less! 😂😂😂😂😂 Edit: One can dream, anyhoo....

Love this! Thanks Matthew! You are a true hero to the trade! I am thankful that I found you and follow you!

1:50 Matthew, I totally agree! the maker community is so secretive most makers edit their vids so its very hard to recreate as they leave out important steps purposely so you are forced to buy their plans and i respect the hustle, but i appreciate that you almost always show measurements and templates clearly and show most important steps concisely and even tho you have plans you generally let ppl know its more of an option (more like a companion to the video) and isn't necessarily absolutely 100% needed to re create your builds.

A brain that constantly explodes with innovative, creative, original ideas then take a step back when the credits are due. Your an amazing carpenter, creator and a humble guy to a fault.

I love your show Mathew. Thanks for all you do for your YT community. I guess I will have to add another one of your videos to my saved files.

What a great idea. My wife asked me why I can’t get ideas like that. I said because I’m not Matthew Peech.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Bahahaha... now thats funny. You just have to think like a crazy person...

@wdk7621

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking somebody in your comments is acting like you same name same picture told me I won something you might want to check that out

@wdk7621

Жыл бұрын

Look under my name and comment

@codacreator6162

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I told mine I do have ideas like that… right after Matthew Peech has ‘em. Just bad luck! 😂

@jerrylisby3440

Жыл бұрын

Great answer!

What a great idea and a cool twist on this game. You taking about sharing with others and the need for others to do the same is one of the reasons I enjoy this channel

Awesome idea Matt!! Thanks for sharing plans !!! Bless you for your ideas and how you help others!! Love your builds !!🥰

So simple and thinking outside the box. Love it!

Matt, you've done it again! This is a crazy cool build and I'm going to be making them for friends and family that I know will LOVE them for Labor Day parties. Thank you for continuing to build, share and inspire, brother. 👍

I like your philosophy, I wish more people followed suit. I'm in the UK and the cornhole game are not a thing here, perhaps I can start a trend!

You're a good dude. The world needs more attitude like this.

I love watching your videos. I'm new to woodworking and I really enjoy it! My father did a lot of woodworking and he had the same mentality of teaching others what you know. Hearing you say that reminded me so much of him! Thank you for teaching us what you know.

Love the round jib, thanks for showing that.

Sir that definitely changed the game a bit. Quality and craftsmanship good work... Even just being able to stationary change the whole would change the game too...

That is so cool! Thanks for sharing. I've played a lot of corn hole but never like that. I want to now though.

I love it Mathew! I have an idea to make it a little more difficult. I'll share the results once I'm finished putting my own "spin" on it. Thank you!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@carlatkins83

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait to see it!

You have some of the best ideas out there!!!!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

We sold 10 sets so far. We live in a small community so not many people know about it yet. We will be seting up at festivals and taking pre orders for sure.

Thanks so much for sharing your great ideas!!!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

No problem.

I am new to your channel and I just want to thank you for being you !!!! Your spirit alone is why I subscribed , liked and shared and WILL continue!Thank you!

Really cool. Big cornhole fan, and this like it would be a fun party option.

I’ll be purchasing this tomorrow.

So, awesome. I will try to build some for personal use.

Matthew, thank you for being the perfect argument against intellectual property law. You literally give away your ideas to mass competition, and by the time we're saying "hey, people love this!" you already have 10 more amazing ideas.

Cool build

Great jig! I can’t cut a straight line to save my live and I need more jigs! Like this one! Fantastic work!

I Love this idea. I as others, know that these will be big sellers. Thanks for sharing this and a lot of your other creations.

This is awesome Matthew! Definitely going to have to give this a shot! Keep up the great work!

Hasbro needs to see this video. $$ coming your way.

brilliant build Matthew thanks so much

Corn🌽hole...😂🤣 glad you found a new way to play with it..😂_👍

Midwest corn country boy here, it was called cornhole because the bags were originally filled with dried up corn from the harvest that wasn't sent to market. So you were throwing corn into a hole. In northern Illinois/Chicago people call it "bags" as much or more than "cornhole" now.

Oh, man!! Thank you for the tip on using 1 1/4” screws on 1 1/2” material!!! I just built my first workbench and ended up having to buy 1 3/4” cabinet screws, which worked, but I sure could have saved a few bucks as I already had a bunch of the smaller ones. Well, I’m making a pair of twin benches, so I’ll use that tip on the other one. You’re awesome!!!!

What a great build. I am so excited to get started. Thank you so much for all of you knowoedge

Very Nice and thanks for what you do

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

It's my pleasure

I just finished the herringbone planter. Took me a while working on it here and there. Learned a few things along the way, like that fence pickets are a royal pain to work with. Also learned a lot about using a table saw, which I only had the most minimum experience with. I also learned that while plans are nice to have, the measurements are only right if your cuts are exactly right. The planter came out a little off square, and I should have measured for the trim pieces, as they didn't fit perfectly right. It's funny in a simple way, but making a square can be one of the most difficult things...

Thanks again for your dedication to our trade . And thanks for talking about sharing ideas.

Great attitude dude...cant wait to make this...thanks

Another genius idea for the drawing board. Add some lighting and really make it star wars worthy. Cornhole - possibly because the bags were filled with dried corn? Just a guess.

Mam you are such a good guy, your channel finally pushed me over the dge to start doing this as a hobby and ultimately a career... my work is satisfying but too stressful and you speak to me brother! Thanks for everything you do!

Mathew.....you my friend, you are a genius!

You’re a freaking genius I’m so glad I found your videos…gonna try this for sure thank you…

I made a dart board like this like 20 years ago, great idea!

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Cool idea!

That’s awesome. You are really talented. Thanks for all the info. Keep up the great work

These are absolutely amazing...♥️♥️ Ty for being so willing to share...

I think an electronic scoreboard would be the perfect addition to this project! This is one build I’ve never skipped ahead with the video, watched every second. Great build, I’m getting these on the market in Australia.

@MatthewPeechWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Great Idea! Heck yea... get them out and make some money!

@mcdls5

Жыл бұрын

Think Arduino...

Genious idea! Great execution wrh the rotisserie kit.

Awsome love it brother

👍❤️. I did not read all comments but I would suggest a Spring (cord winder type) instead of motor. User would wind the plate and the spring could rotate it around.

I like the peach, good stuff