600,000 Subscribers... A New Milestone

Hey there,

600,000 people reached on YouTube. I’m still wrapping my head around that number—it’s incredible to think of how far this journey has come. And honestly, it wouldn’t have been possible without YOU.

Your support, your encouragement, and your passion for learning have been the driving force behind every video, every lesson, and every project I’ve shared. Thank you for being a part of this amazing community of makers.

But this is just the beginning…

If you’ve been following along and are ready to take the leap into woodworking—or if you’re looking to build a complete foundation from the ground up—there’s no better way to do it than with Woodworking Kickstart.

This course is packed with all the little tips, tricks, and lessons I’ve learned over the years. It’s designed to help you go from beginner to confident builder with step-by-step guidance, clear explanations, and projects that will challenge and inspire you.

And you won’t be doing it alone. 560 people have already made the leap, and they’re collaborating, sharing their wins, and connecting with each other from all over the world.

To celebrate this milestone and the new year, I’m offering 20% off the course for a limited time. Plus, the next 10 people to join will get a free bundle of their choice, in addition to the 4 free bonus plans already included.

This is my way of saying thank you and encouraging you to take that first step.

👉 Click here to join and claim your free bundle

Here’s to 600,000 builders—and to you, for being part of this incredible journey. I can’t wait to see what you’ll create.

Cheers,
Matthew Peech

P.S. Remember, the 20% off offer and the free bundle are only available for a limited time—and for the next 10 people to join. Don’t wait— sign up today and let’s start building something amazing

^{Born and raised in a small town in Kentucky, I am blessed to be the husband of my wonderful wife Laura and the father of four amazing children. My career path took an interesting turn as I spent 15 years dedicated to nursing, a profession where I learned the importance of care, precision, and patience. However, my true passion has always been woodworking and creating beautiful pieces from raw materials. From a very young age, I was the kid who asked Santa for lumber and tools instead of toys. My father, an inventive soul with a knack for working with metal, always encouraged me to explore and build. Together, we spent countless hours outdoors, and I developed a love for crafting and constructing that has stayed with me throughout my life. The smell of fresh-cut wood, the feel of sanding a piece to perfection, and the joy of seeing a finished project come to life—these are the things that fuel my passion. Living in a small town in Kentucky, the sense of community and the beauty of nature around me have always been inspiring. My father’s inventive spirit and our shared adventures outside taught me to think creatively and embrace the joy of making something with my own hands. These experiences shaped who I am today and instilled in me a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and artistry. After many years of nursing, I decided to follow my heart and turn my woodworking hobby into a full-time career. This wasn’t just a leap of faith, but a leap into a world where I could combine my love for woodworking with my desire to teach and inspire others. Now, as a full-time woodworker and content creator, I dedicate my days to sharing my knowledge, skills, and passion with a wider audience. My goal is to create content that not only educates but also motivates and inspires you to pursue your own creative projects. In this community, I aim to foster a sense of belonging and encouragement. Whether you’re a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, there’s always something new to learn and create. I believe in the power of small projects that bring big joy and satisfaction. Each piece you create is a testament to your skill, patience, and creativity. And I’m here to guide you every step of the way. My content is designed to be accessible and inspiring, offering step-by-step tutorials, tips, and insights to help you on your woodworking journey. I want you to feel confident and capable, knowing that you can achieve great things with your hands and imagination. Remember, “You’ve got this!” Together, we can create beautiful, functional pieces that reflect our passion and dedication to the craft. I have always been deeply connected to the world around me, finding inspiration in the simplest things—nature, the texture of different woods, the intricate patterns found in leaves and trees. These natural elements play a huge role in my designs and projects. I aim to bring a piece of that outside world into every creation, blending functionality with beauty. The transition from nursing to woodworking was a transformative experience. Nursing taught me the value of precision and care, qualities that are incredibly important in woodworking. It also taught me patience and perseverance—skills that are essential when you're working on a complex project or learning a new technique. In many ways, woodworking is a form of therapy for me, a way to express creativity and find peace in the process of making something tangible and lasting. Every project I undertake is not just about the end product, but about the journey—the meticulous planning, the careful selection of materials, the craftsmanship, and the satisfaction of seeing the finished piece. It's about taking a vision and bringing it to life with my own hands. And it’s this journey that I want to share with you all. In this community, we celebrate the joy of making, the beauty of craftsmanship, and the satisfaction of creating something with our own hands. We share ideas, learn from each other, and grow together as makers and creators. I am dedicated to providing you with the best resources, tutorials, and inspiration to help you on your own woodworking journey. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful community. Let’s continue to build, create, and inspire each other. Remember, no matter how big or small your project is, “You’ve got this!”}