JASCOgoods
JASCOgoods has 14 of his videos in Side Hustle Intel. Together they cover 15 different work-at-home gigs, mostly in things you make. We pull out each gig on its own and write it up in plain language: what the gig is, how Jason pitches it, who it suits, and our honest take. Every entry links back to the video it came from, so you can always hear it from Jason directly.
About JASCOgoods
112K subscribers · 170 videos · on YouTube since 2020 · United States · Visit the channel ↗
“I share simple woodworking builds, real-world mistakes, and how I fix them along the way.”
JASCOgoods, on his YouTube channel
Channel figures as of Nov 6, 2026.
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Videos featured (14)
Every gig on Side Hustle Intel links viewers to the video it came from.
- Why I'm Rethinking What I Build to Sell ↗Oct 17, 2026 · 1 gig
- I'm Shocked at How Fast These Sell ↗Sep 17, 2026 · 1 gig
- Small Woodworking Furniture that Everyone Needs!!! ↗Aug 28, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Found a Best Seller That Solved My Own Problem ↗Aug 20, 2026 · 1 gig
- You Should've Built These Easy Woodworking Projects Last Month ↗Jul 31, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Found Etsy’s Easiest Woodworking Best Seller… So I Built It ↗Jul 16, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Found Another Etsy Woodworking Best Seller... So I Built It ↗Jul 2, 2026 · 1 gig
- Woodworkers Are Making Money From THIS Trending Hobby ↗May 9, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Studied Etsy Best Sellers… Then Built This ↗Apr 27, 2026 · 1 gig
- This Simple Wood Build Has a Hidden Effect ↗Apr 2, 2026 · 1 gig
- Make Money with Cheap Picket Fence Builds | Easy DIY Woodworking ↗Mar 21, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Built a Viral Woodworking Project to See If It Sells ↗Feb 28, 2026 · 2 gigs
- This Tip Will Get You More Money For Your Projects! ↗Feb 14, 2026 · 1 gig
- I Wasted 2 Weeks Building This (Learn From My Mistake) ↗Jan 28, 2026 · 1 gig
All 15 gigs
- Building a No-hardware, Take-apart Leaning Bookshelf Held Together by Wedged Tusk Tenon JointsThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a four-shelf leaning bookshelf from 1x12 pine in a home workshop and sell it as a piece that needs no screws, nails or glue. The two 40-inch sides are cut at 5 degrees…
- Making Simple Wooden Wall-mounted Holders for Hats, Record Albums and Glasses to Sell OnlineThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You make small wall-mounted display pieces from cheap lumber in a home workshop: a hat or wig stand from a 1x6 square, a hole-saw circle and a dowel; a 12.5-inch record album or…
- Making a Wall-mounted Toilet Paper Holder Shelf With a Hidden Cubby for Flushable WipesThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a small wall-mounted bathroom shelf from pine scraps: a top shelf for a phone or other items, a side box that hides a pack of flushable wet wipes, and a dowel arm with a…
- Making a Wall-mounted Toilet Paper Holder With a Top Shelf and Hinged Wooden Arms That Flip up to Change the RollThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You cut a 12-inch piece of 1x5 or 1x6 pine with a rectangular opening, then fit two small square wooden arms into the corners on finish-nail pins so they act as hinges. The arms…
- Making a Two-piece Wooden Laptop Stand With Keyboard Storage That Comes Apart to Carry, Timed for Back-to-school SalesThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You cut two identical side pieces from 1x8 pine using a paper template stuck on with repositionable glue, drill a hole in each for a 12-inch, 7/8-inch dowel, and the sides plus…
- Hardwood Magnetic Knife Holders Made in a Home Woodshop and Sold on EtsyThings you make · $500–$2,000 to start
You make wall-mounted magnetic knife holders from hardwood in a home or garage workshop and sell them online, mainly on Etsy. The build in the video is a walnut board with a red…
- Building a Barn-shaped Wooden Harvest Basket With Wire-mesh Windows to Sell on Etsy and at Local MarketsThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a 20-inch wooden basket whose two end panels are cut into a barn shape from 1x10 pine, joined by 1x2 rails with strips of hardware-cloth mesh set into grooves as…
- Making Simple Spinning Wooden Yarn-ball Holders for Knitters and Crocheters, Timed for Mother's DayThings you make · Under $100 to start
You make a yarn holder from two blocks of scrap wood: a square 2x6 base with holes drilled in the corners to store knitting needles, and a round, octagon or double-circle top on a…
- Building a Wall-mounted Entryway Shelf With Corbels and Metal Coat Hooks to Sell on EtsyThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a 36-inch shelf from a 1x8 top, two jigsaw-cut corbels and a 1x4 backboard, joined with 3/8-inch dowels, with keyhole slots spaced 16 inches apart so it hangs on wall…
- Making Layered Wooden Easter Empty-tomb Decorations With a Cross and a Backlit Cave OpeningThings you make · Under $100 to start
You cut three freehand hill shapes from 1x8 and 1x6 scraps, stack them, drill a cave opening through the front layers with a large Forstner bit, and add a wooden boulder for the…
- Building Outdoor Planters From Cheap Cedar Fence Pickets, Including a Birdhouse-backed Planter Box and a Heart Wall PlanterThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build planters from cedar fence pickets, one of the cheapest woods at the hardware store. The main design is a box planter with notched 2x2 legs and a back made of three…
- Building the Viral Wooden Over-the-stove Shelf With a Cabinet-pull Rail to Sell on EtsyThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a 30-inch shelf that sits on the back of a stovetop: a 1x6 top set in quarter-inch dados in two legs, notched at the back to clear the stove's backsplash, with a metal…
- Making a Simple Wall-hung Wooden Spice Rack With a Dowel Rail to Sell on EtsyThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a 24-inch open box spice rack from a 1x8 ripped to 4 inches, with 4-by-4-inch ends and a 3/8-inch dowel (about 70 cents) set 2 inches up across the front to keep jars…
- Making Personalized Wooden Heart Signs With Names or Initials for Valentine's Day and AnniversariesThings you make · Under $100 to start
You cut a hanging heart and a matching heart-shaped frame from 1x8 pine using printed paper templates stuck on with repositionable glue, mount the frame on a routed base, and hang…
- Building a Wall-mounted Folding Bench (or Fold-down Laundry Shelf) From Wooden Slats on a Threaded RodThings you make · $100–$500 to start
You build a bench that hangs on the wall and folds flat: 13 slats of 1x3 pine (seven at 12 inches and six at 10.5 inches) strung on a 1/4-inch threaded rod, with a front rail…
