I made One for me Then Sold 50

Drilling and Detailing00:06:44

Using a center punch and a 1 1/4-inch forstner bit, holes are drilled into the top of the assemblies. A chamfer bit is used to add depth, and pilot holes are drilled for the rustic metal nail stem.

Material Prep and Cutting00:00:17

The project uses inexpensive 2x4x8 boards, masonry cut nails, and wood glue. The board is cut into 16 equal pieces using a stop block at 5 3/4 inches for consistency.

Shaping and Assembly00:02:01

Eight of the pieces are cut with a 45-degree miter for the pumpkin shape. The pieces are sanded and glued together in sets, aligning the wood grain for a symmetrical look.

Finishing and Profitability00:08:10

The pumpkins are finished with various techniques, including burning with a torch and applying stains. The creator explains that this project has high profit margins, potentially turning a small investment into significant income.