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That's much better than tearing it out and leaving a giant hole.

You are doing very Well Sir 💪👍😇👌🍻

Another great video. Thank You for sharing your ideas.

Hello Mike, first time watching great vide and you the know the best thing you gave out all the information for free. I will keep on watching your videos. Thanks

I’m gonna guess it’s by making decorations for upper middle class sahms to sell at the local craft fair. CNC cutouts of Easter bunnies and Santa Claus and selling them for extortionate prices because your target demographic has no other joy in life so they won’t even look at the price tag. In fact they may be purchasing expensive things out of spite for their absent husband.

The wooden rocking horse is a great find. Lots of potential to really spruce it up. Occasionally my wife or I pick up some wood product and refurbish it. Sometimes we sell them and sometimes we keep them. Your right, it is an easy way to make money. I make my own dowl rods either on the router table with a Roundover bit or using my son's Veritas Dowel Maker. Thanks for sharing Mike!

Very cool project Mike. I like that you always provide such great details and suggest options / alternatives for each project. Excellent job. Thanks for sharing!

Mike, just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos, keep up the great work! Dan

I used to repair/refinish things years ago and resell them. I don't have time now. But, my brother does it as supplemental retirement income. He does pretty well with it.

I bought a round table, about 3 feet diameter, at a flea market. Stripped off the finish and did a fractal burn on it and refinished it. Sold it for a nice profit. I was thinking about the rocking horse. Might make some small ones for little planters. Couple holes in the seat maybe for potted plants. Flatten out the bottoms of the rockers so it don't rock too much. I've seen that where some made little trucks and trains, etc. but not for kids wooden toys but for plants like succulents. Of course they could be for toys as well. Good video and advice, thanks. My problem is I keep watching videos on wood working instead of doing. So many interesting and beautiful things people make. Started watching videos a few months ago looking for inspiration and couldn't stop. lol.

I have the plans for that very rocking horse.

Look back up it was the wine caddy 😊

Other great idea to be looking out for, I really appreciate your videos on woodworking projects, today I have been working on the wine tote and glass project u posted the other day. Not finished yet but waiting on some Forster bits from Amazon ,need that 1” inch bit for the 🍷 glass 😂 a Christmas gift for my oldest son 😊

Thx for sharing enjoyed it

Good Evening Sir, This is a very nice Wood Horse 👍😇👌Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Wood Work And Videos Sir and Be Well Cheers 👌😇👍🍻

great idea, Have to say I would trace out a quick pattern of the pieces just to have, seems people tend to ask about stuff like that from time to time. Great channel!

I like your variation! Well done! 🎉

Looks great good project and build thx for sharing Keep building

Great design and project thx for sharing looks great Keep building

Have you thought of a Pocket Hole Jig?

Another great video. Have you thought of placing the dimensions in the descriptions?

Another great build.

As always, it's a really great project. Thank you for your teaching a d techniques

Question. You are saying staples. Are they staples or pin nails?

Really good idea and job thx for sharing enjoyed it thx for sharing the measurements Keep building

Good video and instructions. A little long for me but I did watch.

it looks awwesome your channel has helped me big time been building planters and trellis;s and other things as a retired hobby working on your welcome plant sign now and then this one.. where did you get those screws?

That looks good, Mike. Thanks for sharing. - Rick

Where do you get those decorative screws?

Nice project, I had to retire at 62 due to heart failure, doing good now. Been watching Utube for ideas on simple wood working projects to make and sell. Love watching your channel.

Thanks, keep em coming. I really like the simple easy design and you did a real good job showing me how to do this. Especially liked that you didn't edit out the screw in the wrong place. Thanks again. I'm off to the wood cart to see if I have everything.

just getting back into the wood shop , hobbyist here, going to build this and a bunch of planter boxes and welcome signs for next spring, not sure if they will sell now. had to have hip surgery in may and before that l couuldnt reallymove around the shop so l lost a season of sellng..

great instructions. Why didn't you leave a "drain" gap between shelf boards instead of gluing them together?

Did anyone tell you you are the perfect candidate to teach beginners how to make simple wood projects. Well I want to tell you you are the perfect candidate. Thank you for what you do and for teaching us beginners

I love your video. Simple, and you took your time to explain where everyone could understand. Thank you, disable Gail.

Cheers Mike. I do love your videos. I love your laid back attitude and the way you put things over..look forward to the next one..Jeff, South Wales, Great Britain..🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great project Mike. The different handles and dividers are pretty cool.

Awesome project, I just made one an hour ago, turned on CZcams and your video was the first one on the screen. Yours looks much better! Great job!

Good Evening Sir, You are Truly Wood Working Master 👍👌😇Cheers 🍻🍻

Nice little project.

Nice

Good one. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

Thx for sharing good project and job Keep building

Nice job on the repair Mike. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!

Great video. Lot of shops around here won’t even work on that type of small stuff. Thanks Mike. My Red Max weed eater works great, but I have a fuel leak at times where the black grommet with the gas lines thur it, leaks. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

Where to buy staples for this gun?

Good job

I looked at a 40 hp RK the other day with full cab, quick disconnect bucket, and Yanmar engine. I have a 1998 John Deere 855 with a Yanmar engine and never had a problem. It was a really nice tractor. I believe when I sell my 855 that will be the tractor I plan to buy.

I just built this and the instructions were fantastic !! Thank you

How much do these sell for ?