Smaller woodworking pieces tend to fly off the shelves more quickly than big furniture. Why? They're usually cheaper to ship, easier for people to find space for, and often make great impulse buys. Think things like charcuterie boards, floating shelves, key holders, jewelry organizers, or planters. People love grabbing items that either solve a little problem for them or just add a warm, cozy touch to their homes.

Another area that really works well is pet products – like wooden dog bowls or bins to keep those toys tidy. These really speak to dedicated pet owners who are often happy to splurge a bit more for something handmade and high-quality.

The secret sauce, really, is sticking to clean, simple designs, making sure the quality is always top-notch, and offering ways to personalize items. When your woodworking fills a real need for someone, selling naturally becomes easier.