My husband had a stroke last year. He was blessed and it didn't have any long-term effects. I showed these to him, and he was so excited to start working on them. You have really helped him start getting back into doing little projects. Thank you so very much. I have not seen him this excited in a long time. Bless you.

I'm a 64 year old man and I had to leave work because I was suffering from anxiety and depression, I really love the simplicity of your Ideas, I am reasonably comfortable so I've being buying small bits and pieces to start woodworking for about 18 months now but didn't know what to make or really have the will to start. I also have a laser printer that I used once doing a test and wrote a simple message to my beautiful wife. Now because of what you said about personalising simple shapes I think I might start making some bits for friends at first to see if they like what I make and then hopefully expand from there. Thanks once again and I have subscribed to your channel.

@mixedmediaartgirl300

9 күн бұрын

Fasting can do a lot for mental health. I was skeptical, until I got serious about it out of desperation.

@margaretspurling8162

9 күн бұрын

I think a red barn and some brown mules. Would be nice and make people think of days of simplicity and happiness.

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you for this comment, it really meant a lot to know that I was helpful to your situation. One of the reasons I started woodworking was to relieve stress from a stressful job. In my experience woodworking is great at getting you out of your own head and into what you are doing. I wish you the best on your endeavors into woodworking. If you have any questions fell free to ask them. Don't put too much into what friends think of your projects. There is a market for hand made goods and just because your friends aren't into what you make doesn't mean a lot of other people wont be. You could make the best video game ever made but if your friends aren't into video games they wont be very helpful to you for advice.

@thomasbrecknell794

8 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods I really appreciate your help and wonderful comments. I hope to start in the next few months but there is something else that needs my attention at the moment and is taking up all my spare time. It is something I need to do before I start, I'm not trying to be cryptic it's just something I can't talk about here but I am thankful to you and everyone who have made suggestions here.

@MsShanarun

7 күн бұрын

Sounds like a fantastic direction!! Good for you!

A good person who shares ideas to help others. I take my hat off to you .👍

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouragement. I'm not sure about the good person part but I appreciate it. I have learned so much from KZread about everything from woodworking and fixing my car to cooking that I owe it to KZread to share the little bit I know about woodworking with the community.

Most people complaining about the cost of the tools are the people that are not willing to put in the work. Great project, great video.

@beebop4333

Ай бұрын

Not true.

@louislandi938

Ай бұрын

You have everything you want right now. If you REALLY wanted something, you’d do something to get it. A lot of people say: “Gee, I’d love to have a boat”. If he truly wanted it, he’d work a second job or sell items to raise the money. Heard a high paid motivational speaker say that years ago. p

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

I hear you brother, I have some people I know that just can't be helped. Thanks for the comment.

@Solid_Jackson

Ай бұрын

He doesn’t want to sleep with you, sorry

@AsTheWheelsTurn

Ай бұрын

@@beebop4333 ok then why complain about it and act like there is something wrong with people having tools?

I’m 64 yr old woman and I love to work with wood. I’m going to try my hand at this! Thanks for info.

@annacornelison4901

21 күн бұрын

You go Valerie. You Rock

@roxybooboo6709

14 күн бұрын

I love working with wood too, Valerie. I'm 76 yr old woman from New Zealand.

@drumw41

14 күн бұрын

@Valerie11859 Hi Valerie. You go girl! That is awesome! I'm late 50's & I'm re-starting so to speak. Love learning & using my dremel to carve. 😀

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

That is awesome, good for you!! I think woodworking keeps people young because it relieves stress and keeps you active!! KZread needs a way to let you share your pics in the comments because I would love to see how yours turn out!!

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

that's so awesome, I always wonder how long I'm going to be able to do woodworking so your comment is inspiring!!

I'm 2 years into woodworking and i do it as a part time hobby. The tools I started with were a hammer, a hand saw and 2 screwdrivers. That was some hard work for a year or so, but i got it done. I slowly bought electric tools and started taking on bigger projects that paid forbthe new tools. Now I'm purchasing bigger shop tools off of the money I've made from the side hustle. I'm proof that you don't need a big shop with $10,000 in equipment. Oh, my shop is a 7 × 5 enclosed trailer. To all those whiners. Stop criticizing and just go get it done.

@nedcramdon1306

Ай бұрын

7 x 5 meters I take it?

@SageRosado

Ай бұрын

@@nedcramdon1306 My bad, I should have specified. 5 ft wide by 7 ft long. That's 1.524 meters by 2.134 meters. I wish the 5 X 7 was in meters. I would be a happy camper.

@jameymikels1886

Ай бұрын

@@SageRosado You will get there. I have over 50 years in woodworking. Made a lot of money (Lost a lot of money).... Got into the Laundromat Business. And now have 3000 SqFt Shop. Sometimes you have to do other work to be able to afford your passion!

@SageRosado

Ай бұрын

@@jameymikels1886 I definitely understand that. Noone is born running marathons. It takes time, dedication and learning to deal circumstances out of your control or abilities. I would love to hang my Semi key and just work on my passion. But I know my hobby will not finance it self. Till then, one must continue to learn and grind. Thanks for your kind words.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thats awesome brother, congratulations!! It makes the success that much sweeter knowing where you started!!

I’m a very senior citizen that is looking for fairly easy craft projects. At my age it takes a lot to impress me but you really did! Great ideas, easy to follow plans, and you didn’t ramble on. It’ll be interesting to see what I can do with these. Cannot thank you enough! And of course I subscribed.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

You thanked me enough by what you said! Thank you for all the love and encouragement. I am really happy you found value in my video, it makes all the time making it well worth it!

@brentflowers7612

23 күн бұрын

@@jascogoodsI take it your cancer journey went well?

Hats off to you for making coin from your ideas and creativity. Any of the haters are simply jealous of what you’ve achieved.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thanks brother, I really appreciate the encouragement.

@neilpountney9414

Ай бұрын

@@jascogoods But you also deserve a ton of credit for sharing with others. Thank you!

@undeserved1781

Ай бұрын

Not a hater ... but I'll never throw my scraps away again haha... don't think so but simple is as simple does

@staticclay

29 күн бұрын

Nobody is jealous, OP is full of brown logs. Not making 15k no way jose.

I had no idea there was such a market for so many simple products. Let me clarify, that I think the items you are offering look great, but how many of us make some little simple things for ourselves or friends, that we don't realize there is an actual market for. That Solo cup and marker holder is something almost everyone who has parties, cookouts, etc. could use - genius.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

I used to think the same way! my wife and others have been telling me for years to make stuff to sell and I always said who would pay for this stuff when they can make it themselves! I think more and more people are getting away from using tools and they would rather just pay someone to do it for them. Thanks for the comment brother!

I started my Etsy shop in April 2023. I initially added some bottle openers, balancing wine bottle holders, plant stands and such and got nothing. I added a bird feeder and squirrel feeder a few weeks later and by August, I was blowin' and goin'. I also added some cedar jack o' lanterns for Halloween and those did well, too. I have sold over 400 units since I started. Not quite the volume you have done but my items take a couple of days to make, plus I also have a day job. I'm averaging about 30 orders a month and that keeps me just busy enough that I don't feel overwhelmed. The point is, it can be done. You gotta do your homework to find a good product, or set of products, to sell, but it can be done.

@nedcramdon1306

Ай бұрын

That's pretty awesome! Perserverance and some hard work. I'm pretty well set up to start.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

That is awesome brother, I'm glad to hear that congratulations. Yea Esty is strange like that, when It takes of it takes off. I think having a few sales under your belt help make everyone feel more comfortable, etsy and the customers.

I started with tools I bought scouting estate sales. Then I upgraded when I learned which tools I used the most, and sold the old tools for about what I initially paid. I'm a bargain hunter and I always find new tools on sale, too. Black Friday is a great time to find deals.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more. I think its like other people have said in the comments, If woodworking is something you want to do you will find a way to build up your tool collection, yard sales, estate sales, facebook marketplace etc. If not you'll just complain about tool prices!

People on KZread are so rude and they cancel people all the time? Ridiculous. At least you read comments and give great content.

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

Thank you for your comment. I honestly have had a good experience here on KZread. I don't know if its because its woodworkers or what but most of my comments are very positive and encouraging.

My dad was an amazing wood worker. He suffered some health problems over the years and I’m going to try to get him back into it with something similar to this. Not necessarily to make major bank, but this will absolutely help him. Thanks for the ideas. Definitely won’t copy anyone - I don’t like that either.

@jascogoods

Сағат бұрын

sorry to hear about your dad, is he doing better now? Woodworking is so therapeutic I hope it does him well. I am so glad this video was helpful for you. Let me know how it goes with your dad and what you guys make. If you're on instagram look me up so I can se what you guys are making.

I remember when I did really detailed miniatures and sold them on Etsy, one day I was looking at phone cases for something different and unique-and literally stumbled on someone who used one of my incomplete miniature builds as the photo artwork on her cell phone cases 😂. Didn’t even use the completed version of the piece, she just stole an image of my half completed work off my blog and used it to decorate her phone cases for sale. That’s the moment that I knew people will literally copy ANYTHING and use it to make a dime 😂

@keithmarlowe5569

15 күн бұрын

A guy made clocks. One of the OG's of pallet wood entrepreneurs. Pretty soon factories were producing clocks with a print to look like the clocks he made. I should say sorta look like. I forget where I heard him talking about it.

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

wow that's crazy that you stumbled on it!! I think integrity has taken a backseat to making a dime now a days. I guess I didn't have it that bad compared to you! 😂😂😂 at least they took their own pictures!

@macylouwho1187

14 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods no, you really did get it worse than me because it impacted your sales. It didn’t mine, it wasn’t a competing market and no one has ever been able to adequately duplicate the product that I make. They do poorly executed copies with far less detail, but they aren’t have as good as mine or as detailed. A lot of clay sculpting and random oddball parts went into my miniature builds, things like old metal parts and even old TV tubes. Really really hard to duplicate down to the fine details, because I have days and days of work into them. Most people want a faster to make easy turn over item than that. I did it first the passion and enjoyment rather than monetary gain and it shows. I had the time and lack of need to be able to do that as an enjoyable hobby. I’m lucky in that regard. Because I did them well, I got published in magazines a few times. If you google in the images section “miniature headless horseman 1:12 scale” or “miniature candy trolley 1:12 scale” mine are the first results shown. The top few search results. So a phone case isn’t in competition with those items.

I’ve been doing wood junk for years and you’re absolutely correct. A little work made easy and smart can turn a buck! Good on you man

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

Thanks brother, I appreciate you!

Now i have to say anyone that said it took 10,000.00 dollars in tools to build those items is a complete idiot. Dont listen to naysayer they're not worth your time. Great video .

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate you. I don't let them bother me, i mostly made the video for anyone who really wants to start woodworking but thinks its too expensive.

Remarkable! I was thoroughly impressed by the sawmilling techniques shown. Watching those giant logs being handled with such precision is captivating. This video is extremely clear and well-made. Looking forward to more of your excellent content. Continue sharing these amazing videos!

Just found your channel today and within a couple minutes I was a subscriber. Thanks to a combination of your content and great humor, now on to some binge watching 👍

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂 Thanks brother I appreciate the encouragement!!

I’m not a woodworker but still found your video so helpful! Not only showing how you started with small items but also how to research and compare on selling platforms i.e. Etsy. And I also giggled at your dog leaving 😅 Thanks for sharing!

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

Thank you I am so glad you found my video helpful to you. It makes it worth the effort and the fact you got a laugh too is just icing on the cake! 😂

I love that you emphasized using simpler, less expensive tools to start out with. I am always saying stuff like that to people. Love the mountains, I have been meaning to make a set for my friend, got them all cut out, just need time to sand and paint them for her lol.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I think people just don't know that because you see an expensive miter saw that doesn't mean you can't do the same thing with a cheaper on or even a hand saw in some cases. Good luck on the mountains, I'm sure they'll come out great.

Outstanding! I was thoroughly impressed by the sawmilling techniques shown. It's fascinating to see the detailed work involved in sawmilling. The video quality is top-notch. I'm excited to see what you share next. Keep producing such fantastic content!

Thank you, I know now what I’m making for the holidays this year. I’m always looking for something new and fresh to do for gifts so thank you for this video!

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

No problem, thank you for the comment. Good luck on your holiday project.

Thanks for your generosity in explaining this stuff in detail.

@jascogoods

21 күн бұрын

No problem, thank you for showing you appreciation with your comment.

Great vid. Lots of creators make content of "what to make" but its very rare to come across content on how ans where to sell. Much appreciated

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you I appreciate the encouragement and I'm glad the video was helpful.

Hats off to you fellar, regardless what others say, to me you're an inspiration.

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

Thank you, I truly appreciate that!!

Super idea. You are amazing. I am going to make some of these things and the Christmas trees for gifts. I will be back to watch all your videos.

I love your honesty, advice, and sharing!

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

thank you!! I appreciate that!

Good for you!! Great video. Thanks for sharing. Love the coasters too!

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement. the coasters are an easy beginner project I just cut them from a 4x4. you can find bowed 4x4s in the clearance bin at home depot for 80% off because they don't have to be straight for coasters.

Thanks for the straight talk & the real info of getting started

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

No problem, thank you for the comment!

Thank you for making this video and sharing your tips. It’s great that you are willing to help beginners navigate getting started in selling their products. There are many other craftspeople who are not always willing to help others by giving them free advice. So thank you….Your help is very much appreciated. By the way, your products look fabulous! 😊

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I have to admit I feel like I'm not really being generous because I'm just giving back for all that crafting and woodworking has given to me.

By making your wood grain go horizontally ( ), your mountains give the impression of layers you see in the earth.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

I agree with you, that's why I love the stain instead of painting them. Its the same on the trees too.

Great video, thanks for all the laughs! I have ALWAYS wanted to make these cute wooden things (for myself AND to sell) so GAME ON!!

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you so much. The holidays are coming up and that is the best time to sell handmade goods. KZread needs to make a ways for people to share pictures in the comments so I can see everyone's creations!

I love the ideas! It's very refreshing to see a "beginner" video for items you can actually build without a ton of knowledge & expensive tools. It's amazing what I have built with less than 300 dollars worth of equipment. Harbor freight is definitely not the best it gets gets the job done on the cheap!

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

I completely agree. There are so many things you can build as a beginner on a budget, it might just take a little more effort and imagination but it can definitely be done.

Anyone can do ANYTHING they want to, they just need to want too, it don’t matter how small tools big tools they got it’s the wanting to do it that’s the main,thx for showing, new sub here👍🏻

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I completely agree with you. Proof is the videos you see from underprivileged countries where they are making the coolest stuff with the most jankiest tools. Whenever I'm crying about my table saw I watch one of those videos!!

I didn't know I needed a set of mountains until now. 😊

Thanks for the video as a new woodworker. I have been having problems on starting a shop and small items and ideas like these is what I needed to guide me how to begin.

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

No problem brother, I wish you the best on whatever idea you go with. Woodworking is fun and really good for your mental health in my experience!!

Thank you sir, for your honesty and tips. For me its the ideas that are the problem - I can recreate but the design gene is missing so I really appreciated your advice. Hope you make a fortune you deserve it.

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

WOW thank you brother for the awesome comment and the encouragement. My wife and family members really help me determine what works. If you have some people around you that can help with the creative process it really helps.

Your video is super! Thank you for walking through the basics! I look forward to more

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

You are welcome, thank you for the encouragement.

hello I would like to ask a question and please don't get me wrong. I am not complaining, putting your work down by ANY means believe me. I'm just TRULY AMAZED that anyone would even attempt to SALE such a SIMPLE object, and even more SURPRISED that ANYONE would even be INTRESTED enough to actully PAYmonry FOR such a simple thing. i am a beginner crafter at best and my friends and family are constantly telling me that I should put my stuff out there. And I'm ALWAYS thinking that it's not good enough. And after seeing this I must say, that I am TOTALLY SURPISED! Perhaps, I really should give it a try. What ever made you think that this project would acutually sell? That you so much for your time, and for sharing your art with us. Thank you.

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

I am not offended by your comment at all!! I too have had my friends and family telling me to sell my stuff for years and I also said "why would anyone buy this stuff when they could make it themselves" It wasn't until I saw things my wife received as gifts from coworkers that they bought on Esty that I thought well if they can do it so can I. One of the gifts was a piece of wood like a 1x3 with my wife's name burned into it! That's it, it wasn't even sanded or stained and when I looked them up it was being sold for $20!!! So I just started doing some research but I didn't start off selling mountains the first stuff I picked didn't sell that well so I had to do more research and keep adjusting the plan.

Had to make another comment, thanks again. I am planning on making various wooden items and sell on etcy and now have a much better idea of everything. Thank you!!!

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you, it is great knowing that people are actually getting value from the video and taking action!

You’re so inspiring and entertaining!! Thank you so much for sharing 😊

@jascogoods

18 күн бұрын

You are so welcome! Thank you so much for your kind awesome comment!

I started woodworking by taking a class at a community college. Once the semester was over I saved up some money and bought a used ShopSmith Mark 5 off of Craigslist for about $200. Little elbow grease and lots of rereading the manual later I have a working machine. I have had zero experience with engines and machine maintenance before getting it but I'm enjoying learning!

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

Love that story and that is a phenomenal price. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!! I'm sure it will bring you years of joy.

Very good video. thanks so much. Love your pace and humor and genuine-ness!

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you brother, I really appreciate the love.

That voice you made reading your negative comments was brilliant and so funny.well done. 😊you just got a new subscriber. Chris GOODVIBES

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

Thanks brother, I appreciate you. My wife said I sound like a dork and I said well that's perfect then!! 😂😂😂

Lol you had me at the gift cards + 36 cents. New sub.

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 Thank you!!!

@JessicaNiles

9 күн бұрын

SAME! 😂🤣

Glad I found this page, good stuff on here. Pay no attention to the naysayers man, people always got some stupid s* to say. I buy tools at auctions all the time. Instead of paying full price for tools to experiment on, you can find good starter tools to learn with and not sink tons of money into.

@jascogoods

22 күн бұрын

Thanks brother, I appreciate the encouragement. I have never bought tools at an auction. Where do you find those? I'll have to research it.

Love your sense of humor. Subbed!

@jascogoods

21 күн бұрын

Thank you!! I appreciate you!!

So cool! Great info, thank you! Makes sense people would copy considering how easy this project is. I can imagine less copying with more complex projects.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thanks brother. You have a good point, its probably better to make more complex projects that have a higher price tag for not only that reason but also it may be more advantages to build less products for a higher price than to try to build a high volume of simple projects for a lower price. Less customers to deal with, less mailing, etc,

I own a table saw, radial arm saw, router table, two decent miter saws, several drills, a name brand pocket hole jig, several sanders, and countless other tools... For under 500.00.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

WOW that is pretty good brother!! Proof if you want to get er done you will make it happen! How did you do it, garage sales?

I appreciate the hustle, bud. Keep grinding

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thanks brother, I appreciate you.

Good on you, you have to start somewhere & surprising what peopke love to buy but cheap to make. Most of the people making the ridiculous comments will never give it a go anyway

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

Thank you. I completely agree. I just wanted to show that its not as hard as people thing for the ones that want to do it but truly don't know what to do.

Amazing video and very nice of you to share all of this. Don't lets the internet trolls get you. Its those "I would but..." people that find excuses. I'm sure even if you offer these people the tools and material to make these items, they would find more excuses. Thanks again, I will surely be making a few of these :)

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement. You are absolutely right. I mostly made the video for anyone who really thinks its too hard to get started in woodworking. Hopefully there's a few people who actually take the advice and give it a go!

Early Sunday morning and you have me laughing and smiling! I like you! I'll subscribe.

@ShannonDillmanStuff

Ай бұрын

Me too 😀

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂 That's the best way to wake up!! coffee and a laugh!! Thank you for your comment and your sub!!

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

😂 thank you!!

Congrats buddy! Thats awesome. And thanks for sharing your process

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement.

I just made $20k in one month. Some schmuck showed me how to make mountains that people buy and I undercut him. lol, jk. It's awesome that you're putting this out there for people. It's crazy to think how much people pay for decorations and how easy some of them are to make. Have you ever tried to itemize everything to figure out how much you're making an hour on the projects? Probably wouldn't be a bad idea. Run a batch of them start to finish to see total labor time per piece. Then figure out about how many you can do per can of stain, and per bottle of paint. How many can you do on one belt. Divide that all out. example Paint cost $2/100=$.02 Stain cost $10/100=$.10 Sanding belt $5/500=$.01 Wood $10/8=$1.25 Total cost $1.38 per Sale price $19- production cost $1.38 = $17.62 Labor 30 minute (.5 hours) 17.62/.5=$35.24/hour

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 You got me in the first sentence! I did a rough estimate in my head a few times when I was working till 10 at night making these. it was around $20 an hour and I remember thinking, I should just get a part time job at Costco! 😂 But then there were a lot of times when I was doing big batches of mountains and I was making a lot more then that. It was sorta up to me and how efficient I wanted to be. When I slacked during the slow days and only worked the bare minimum instead of doing some prep work that caused me to be just barley keeping up when it was busy and therefore being way less efficient. Thanks for the formula though, I'll use it when I open my store back up.

@dustinroberson1865

8 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods $20 an hour is still pretty good. Many people only look at the material cost when making things and many times won't include some of the materials, because such a small amount is used. Without even knowing it, they are only making like $5-10 an hour making the product.

You make me think I might try it. Thanks for the information. 👌😋

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

You are welcome, thank you for the comment!

Great information. New subscriber here! I have a more than full-time job that keeps me from enjoying my shop. But when I eventually have time, I'll be thinking about stuff like this. The people that whine about tool cost have no imagination. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you for the encouragement, its appreciated. Those full time job things take up too much time! 😂😂 I enjoy making the videos too because its like being part of a big woodworking community. Woodworkers are some great people judging from all the positive comments.

New to woodworking and your channel is awesome thank you

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

Thank you, welcome to woodworking, its an amazing hobby that gives back to you!

I love fart mellers i have a lot of them in my family that I love nearly dearly 😂 thanks for sharing God Bless u and urs!

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 Thank you!! God bless you and yours also!!

Great ideas for how to get started. Thank you.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

no problem brother, i'm glad it was helpful.

Proud of you man. Stay creative. Stay successful.

@jascogoods

21 күн бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate the encouragement!

Please make a more in depth video! I’ve always loved building stuff and I would love to do woodworking as a hobby. At the moment I just build some practical things like plant racks and shelves, even some cat shelves lol. I just have no idea how to sell my stuff and I don’t have much as I’m in college at the moment. A tutorial on some simple hand tool projects to sell to get started and build a foundation would be awesome too!

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

I have some other videos that are more in depth than this one. Are those ones good or more in depth? I'm going to do more videos explaining more about selling items too. Thank you for your comment, I appreciate it.

Thanks for the ideas! I thought you were making the triangle with gold T’s game. Making mountains never would have occurred to me. Great video.

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

I do not understand why people get all butthurt about seeing someone with a nice shop full of tools. when you are in to woodworking you LOVE to buy tools, at least that is the case for me and everyone I knew who is in the trades, not just woodworking, any tradesman will like upgrading their tools because it makes the work easier faster and better. I am a cabinet maker /cabinet installer and finish carpenter....needless to say I probably have more tools than the average guy out there that is just tinkering around. Lately I have been upgrading all my tools to Festool....totally unessisary and super expensive but they are just SO good it makes it an absolute joy to do things that I had grown tired of before.plus I have made enough money doing what I do that I can easily afford them so why not? I think maybe these people complaining about how many tools you have are those who 1) think woodworking is just super super easy and a way they can make money with no skills at all and 2)they want to make 100k a year with a hand saw and a hammer.....not gonna happen, you do need to invest in at least SOME tools if you are going to be effective at woodworking. I got started with about $250.00 worth of tools (30 years ago so now the same would prob cost say $750 - $1000) with that you can do something, then build on it.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Yes I couldn't agree more. Good for you brother, you are proof that hard work and dedication pays off. I have never used a Festool but I am so curious as to how well they work because of all the great things I hear about them. But I can understand the feeling us upgrading a tool and how much it improves the woodworking experience.

@itoibo4208

26 күн бұрын

because they do not understand what it takes to make things. They think they, too, need a lot of expensive tools because they have no idea how to make things.

@itoibo4208

26 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods did you mention how you package them? Do you have some nice packaging tips?

One has to invest in equipment to make any company profitable. Basic economics. Thanks for the video!

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

No problem, thank you for the comment.

Wow I have never done woodwork and though I am a woman darn I am willing to try it..that’s amazing thank you for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

No problem, I'm glad my video brought you some value. thank you for the comment!

You are totally awesome 👌 thank you very much 😊

Near me in Chicago there’s a free tool library. I’m not sure exactly what tools they have but I know they even have different stuff like camping equipment. And the regular library near me has some basic stuff you can check out even sewing machines. 😀

Love your humor!

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

Thank you!!!

I am not jealous of you RESPECT

@jascogoods

2 күн бұрын

good you shouldn't be, I put on my maternity pants one leg at a time like every other fat dude!! 😂😂😂 Thank you for the comment.

I supported myself and my three sons doing woodworking projects and simple crafts in the 80s ~ and I started with a basic miter box, jigsaw, and plain old sandpaper. I ended up building not only a small workshop, but all of the storage I needed, an incredible amount of shelves and furniture, but over time added the high end saws and equipment I needed to keep going. Anyone that complains because you show them basic projects but higher end tools is looking for excuses. Use your kitchen table, a scrap table in the backyard/your carport, or a spare room/attic room/the basement and do the work to get started!! This entitled attitude that you graduate high school or college and should be able to afford a million dollar home with all the furnishings is ridiculous.

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

I agree, thank you for sharing your story, it is inspirational. congratulations on your success in woodworking. do you still do it?

@LierinEdana

7 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods I had to stop a few years ago due to lupus and RA, but I still craft on and off. I miss it most days, but I don't have enough control or strength in my hands now to be safe around saws some days.

Thank you!! Amazing video. So informative.

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

You're welcome, thank you for the comment.

Thanks for the advice 😊

@jascogoods

7 күн бұрын

You are welcome, thank you for the comment.

My husband does woodwork, usually for when someone needs a certain item, then he tells them what it would cost and they balk and usually pay. We're in CO and he has a friend that gets a lot of beetle kill wood so I shall show him your channel and maybe he can make smaller things using that wood instead of big things. Our son does leather work on request but won't make little items to sell, too busy in his real job. He started by going to a leather company to be mentored and his stitching is really good, the pay just wasn't good enough. they both weld and have made some pretty cool things. I like the little book holder and mountains are cute.

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

wow you have a talented family. I see the leather work becoming more and more popular now a days. Most people wont get rich doing this stuff but there are so many new ways to make money from doing the things you love that it beats a 9 to 5 if you can pull off the transition. Thank you for the comment.

Great projects simple and efficient!

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate the comment!

All I have is a skill saw but I may try this. I love woodworking, well ring, I’m new at it. Great way to use my spare time since I can sit and relax, don’t know why I got got to always be doing something

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

woodworking will definitely be helpful to you because it will keep you as busy as you want to be. my grandma always used to say "Idle hands are the devil’s workshop"

Good ideas, you earned my subscription!

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Thanks a lot for your advise!! My Friend!!

@jascogoods

21 күн бұрын

no problem, thank you.

Great video, and something i find amusing is, its wood working...you could make these with old style hand tools, which are very cheap until you can afford the power tools.

Thank you for the inspiration.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

No problem, thank you for the love!!

I just want to say thank you so much for showing me that there is money to be made with "littles" if I'm willing to put the time into it. Pointers on having an Etsy account would be great too. 😊

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

No problem, I am glad my video brought value to you, it makes it worth the effort. I will definitely make some more videos on Etsy because so many people have had more questions. Good luck with your project!

Excellent video! Thanks! Subscribed --- and thumbs up. BTW, I subscribed because I loved the t-shirt! That's what got me! "Awesome like my daughter" --- that's truly is worth gold man! 😁😁😁

@jascogoods

Сағат бұрын

thank you for the sub and the comment. A lot of people have commented on my shirt. My daughter just bought it for me this last fathers day and she is so happy that so many people like it.

Look at all these people in the comments attesting to how much money they’ve made off wood shapes. Inspiring. I think you’re the one making money, but on videos not wood.

@jascogoods

8 күн бұрын

its a video about wood triangles so isn't that the same thing?? 🤯

@upshiftgo

8 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods you are confused

I built a complete shop with quality used stationary tools for less than $500. Table saw, jointer, planer, drill press, 2 sizes of band saw. Just have to look around and be prepared to buy at a moments notice.

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

WOW that is an achievement all on its own!! I need to start looking closer at the deals and start getting more tools. your comment is motivating, thank you.

the only having 2 amazon gift cards and 36 cents is why I am now subbed.

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 The struggle is real!!

Thanks for the info and keep up the good work 👍

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement!

Awesome 👏🏽

Great insights and to the point. It is not only profitable to wwwork with the hands but fun, too...

@jascogoods

23 күн бұрын

Thank you brother, I appreciate the compliments. I hope to get more young people into woodworking. They say the kids today are more depressed and anxious and I think woodworking could help.

Great presentation, Thanks!

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

No problem, thank you

My husband dabbles in art with clay. We know literally nothing about Etsy but would like to sell the many things he’s made over a year. They’re just sitting in the house and we could use the extra money for bills. I guess the main questions we have are : do we have to have a tax id for business to sell? How do taxes work?

Still have that dark blue Ryobi in my basement for mundane tasks when needed lol. It's not great but it does the trick.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

I hate getting rid of tools, especially one that I used so much. It might sound weird but I feel like it got me through a lot!!😂

I started with the same Ryobi saw and upgraded to the same Dewalt! I hate the tool comments as well. I went to pawn shops and craigslist when I first started and spent about $300 total for a basic setup. My father gave me a 1980’s craftsman tablesaw which I fixed up and upgraded. That same tablesaw can be found on marketplace and Craigslist usually for $75-$200. People need to stop complaining and start doing.

@jascogoods

13 күн бұрын

That's a crazy coincidence! It was such a difference between the two saws! I wish I would have gotten the Makita though so I could put it up against the wall, the Dewalt needs too much clearance behind it.

@gerggerggy7757

13 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods Yes, this is the downfall of the DeWalt that I see.

Great Project! I might try this on my channel. Thanks

@jascogoods

4 күн бұрын

thank you, let me know how they turn out.

man you ain't gotta explain yourself to no one, especially millenials or gen z's. Keep kiling it, fellow Gen Xer.

@jascogoods

10 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 GEN X RULES!!! thanks brother. I'm more so making the video for the people who really want to do some woodworking but don't know how to get started.

@HappyFhantum

10 күн бұрын

@@jascogoods Right on. What I'm struggling with is how to use a router properly. I found a cool plant stand / coffee table at the thrift store that had been painted 1000 times. I took it home and stripped the paint and then sanded a bit too much and sanded through some veneer (right on the top). I tried applying new veneer, but I effed that up too, lol. So, what I've decided to do is to cut out an inset in the top that's the same shape of the top, while leaving a 1/4 rim around the outside. This way my wife can use it as a plant stand. But I don't know how to keep my router from going off the edge. I'm assuming I need to build a template. I'll figure it out, lol.

Thanks for sharing , great job 👍🏿 .

@jascogoods

14 күн бұрын

thank you I appreciate that!

Fantastic info, and tips, great video. Nice slice of humor too, haha. Gained a sub.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate you!!

Nice! I love stuff like this! Liked and subscribed

@jascogoods

24 күн бұрын

Thanks brother, I appreciate it!

The second you explained those Amazon gift cards - I needed to describe

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂 Thank you, I appreciate that!

Fantastic, inspiring content. Love it.

@jascogoods

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much, I appreciate the love!! and your name is awesome!!

Great tips, thank you so much

@jascogoods

21 күн бұрын

No problem, thank you for the comment!