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Thaze Makes
Добавлен 20 фев 2023
Hi, I'm Thaze, and I like to make things.
Sometimes I repair things. Sometimes I break things.
We all have room to grow and I will always be transparent with my successes and failures.
Sometimes I repair things. Sometimes I break things.
We all have room to grow and I will always be transparent with my successes and failures.
This Shop Upgrade Has Been LONG Overdue - Space Saving Workbench Build
Why is it that temporary solutions always seem to last the longest?
When Fleximounts reached out to offer their GL1 storage rack, I saw a golden opportunity to create a new home for my laser.
I hope you enjoy watching this shop upgrade!
-Thaze
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@Fleximounts is a US company dedicated to providing effortless storage and organizing solutions for garage and home. Their products are highly rated on Amazon, with their classic garage racks being best sellers, trusted by many for their quality and innovation.
NOTE: Fleximounts sent me their product free of charge, however, no additi...
When Fleximounts reached out to offer their GL1 storage rack, I saw a golden opportunity to create a new home for my laser.
I hope you enjoy watching this shop upgrade!
-Thaze
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@Fleximounts is a US company dedicated to providing effortless storage and organizing solutions for garage and home. Their products are highly rated on Amazon, with their classic garage racks being best sellers, trusted by many for their quality and innovation.
NOTE: Fleximounts sent me their product free of charge, however, no additi...
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I'm DONE With Pallet Wood Furniture
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
I am tired of standing in my shop, so I finally broke down and made some shop stools. I used this as an opportunity to compare working with pallet wood vs. hardwood and while I don't comment much either way, the title clearly indicates my preference... I don't have fun with pallet wood anymore and it shows. Rather than forcing something I don't enjoy as much, I choose joy. "If it's not fun, It'...
I Fixed My Grandma's Wobbly Chair With a DIY Repair
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Although I am not an expert in furniture repair, I know enough to share a few tips and what not to do. These simple repairs can save good furniture from becoming waste and I wholeheartedly endorse repairing and restoring when possible. There is always more to learn, so feel free to share knowledge in the comments! A rising tide raises all ships, so let's help each other and grow together!
How Thaze Makes - QK100 Mechanical Keyboard Wrist Rests
Просмотров 3 тыс.9 месяцев назад
I started making custom hardwood wrist rests for mechanical keyboards that match various keyboard models last year. While trying to find my way, QwertyKeys was kind enough to allow me to run a pre-sale in their Discord server to make wrist rests for their latest release, the QK100. In this video, I cover my small batch production process from rough lumber to the final packing and shipping proce...
I Turned FREE Pallets Into PRICELESS* Reclaimed Wood Furniture
Просмотров 570 тыс.Год назад
*NOTE* I originally made this with the intention of listing it for sale locally. While I would love to be able to share those results with you, My Grandmother loved it and I decided I would much rather give it to her instead. This brought me so much more joy/value than I could have ever received monetarily. (Hence Priceless) I hope you enjoyed the process and stick around for more videos coming...
W. German Hatchet / Camp Axe Restoration
Просмотров 41 тыс.Год назад
I have had this old broken hatchet sitting in my garage for a while now and decided to give it some love / take the opportunity to make a handle from scratch for the first time. Mistakes were made, but we learn and always aim to improve. I used cherry for the bulk with a maple wedge and boiled linseed oil to finish it off. I hope you all enjoy and stick around for the next project!
Looks good
Thank you!
Thanks
I’ll give you £30 for it
Nope. 😉🫡
NICE BUT PRICELESS IS A BIT OF A STRETCH
Read the description. Context matters 😉 Thank you for watching!
Measure once, cut 7 times is my motto! :-) BTW, scraping of glue, use an axe head as a scraper as long as it is somewhat sharp it will make the work so easy as the axe head had a good weight behind it.
Oooh I've never considered trying that! Thank you for sharing and watching!!
You HAVE NOOOO IDEA WHAT YOUR DOING. THIS IS GARBAGE. THIS IS NOTTTTT HOW to FILL WOOD. AND WHATTTTT ARE YOU DOING SCRAPING FROM THE TOP😂😂😂😂. WOST VIDEO IVE EVERRRRRR SEEN. THESE LEFT WING TARDS CANT BUILD SHYT
Priceless???? 😂
Amazing job. The Holes reference caught me off guard but had me cracking up. Good stuff man.
Thank you! Gotta work in some humor now and then. 😅
Awesome job love the craftsmanship keep at it brother
Thank you!!
How tall is that table 😅
They were both originally stools, however I threw the pallet one outside to be used as a plant stand. haha ~28 in tall
I used to use a lot of "reclaimed" wood which came not from pallets, but from packaging in which packets of glass panes/ sheets are transported (free for me), personally dismantled several TONS of them over last twenty years, and cursed and swore countless times when this muffled "ping" sound came out of my planer meaning... Yeah, the blade hitting some piece of nail (or a heavy duty staple) remaining in the wood, meaning, FORK, had to replace the blade, eff it... But then, "mustn't grumble" - THAT wood comparing to this "pallet stuff" here is like cream compared to excrements, and frankly the only good use for SUCH "pallet wood" is, if you ask me... firewood. Cracked, stained from corroded nails, sometimes studded with tiny stones - a nightmare to work with and not really worth the trouble and time. Yes, it's "free", but then your time ain't, and the final result is just, well, UGLY. (Well, most of the time anyway). So unless the finished piece is to be painted over, or it is goint to be some workshop bench or garage shelf (or a wooden floor crate next to a metal turning lathe - or such) it's just not worth the trouble. And, oh, by the way - this is typically second- or third-grade wood - young, often very soft (like that Brazilian pine that grows like crazy - its rings are over 1 cm/ 3/8" wide but it's soft and kinda ugly), middle of the trunk section, or full of twists and knots. And when it's some hardwood then it's cracked all the way through - like this piece seen here, at 0:40. But I have to admit it - sometimes I happened to actually use "pallet wood" for some garden furniture/ outdoor work bench or such, but only when it was reasonably good quality pine wood that came from so-called "euro pallet" (which is head and shoulder above this disposable trash - boards are 20 mm, or 13/16th in thick and much wider that these here), or when I came across (very rarely) a pallet made of some hardwood (beech mostly) - or birch. And then, once in blue moon, some unusually-sized packaging/ pallet/ what not that came from tropical countries - a proper "exotic hard wood" - but then always a second- or third-grade one and hardly pretty (as far as it's colour is concerned - greyish, brownish, and whatever dull "colour" you can think of). Anyway, this people's fixation with this "free trash" never ceases to, erm, "amuse" me - and reminds of this folk sculptor, Mikhail Bopposov from Yakutia who used to make, in winter (when there's a deep freeze there), sculptures from cows' DUNG. Hey, true artist knows no bonds nor limits, doesn't he? And on this optimistic note... ;-)
Thank you for taking the time to write such an eloquent comment! I agree with your sentiments entirely. Pallet wood is really not worth the extra effort in my honest opinion (when other hardwoods are available, of course.) If it's all one has access to, then there is nothing wrong with it, just more frustrating than it should be to work with. I actually found a bit of oak and one singular piece of cherry on those pallets, but it was mostly the softer "junky" stuff. Either way, it got people interested and watching.... so. It's a win in my book ❤️
@@thazemakes _"Either way, it got people interested and watching.... so. It's a win in my book"_ - precisamente, amigo ;-) If pallet wood is all someone has, then pallet wood it'll be for him. "Someone's spam is another person's lunch" as they say... And then for some people it's this "recycle" fad - a coffee table that's as ugly as sh!t, but "hey, look at this, friends - made from PALLETS! - see how 'green' I am?" (and never mind I'm driving 4.8 litre Chevy, 99% of all the time with single occupancy... ;-) But, exactly as you've said - people want to watch this, so _the customer is always right_ , right? Cheers! : )
No music. Very pretty wood. Not usually a metal legs wooden top guy, but it looks great. 👍 subscribed.
Thank you! I appreciate you and am thankful to have you here.
Looks great! I kinda built the same a year ago
Thank you! I'm glad to hear that!! Making is a wonderful thing!
Thaze! Its j smith. Gotta have one brother. Will hit you up about it soon ❤
Ayye! Sounds great! I'll be here 🫡
lncredible!!!
Thank you!
Brilliant, amazing work
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!! I appreciate you!
Make a perpendicular wood joined on both ends to ensure the tight bonds of woods, a half inch deep i think is ok. I like the nail puller and all those safety nets of power tools. 🙂 Can't it be all made of woods?😮
Free pallets but thousands of dollars worth of tools 🤣. Who has that kind of equipment in their garage?
Well. I prioritized building out my shop above all else. I don't have kids. I have driven the same car for the last 10 years. The hurricane flooding it is the only reason I'm looking for a new one now. I live well below my means, generally speaking, and choose very carefully when/where to spend. Everyone's situation is different, but I sacrificed quite a bit to have the nice things in my shop. Have a good one. 🫡
Pretty basic machinery for working with pallet wood. There are plenty of other things to do with raw pallet wood like rustic shelf
What hobbies do you have? I'll gladly shit on your waste of money that could've been invested in tools.
Nice ASMR. What were the tools you used to remove the nails from the pallet boards?
Thank you! I just used a crow bar/various snips and hammered them back out when I could(if I remember correctly). There are tools specifically made to "shoot" nails back out, but I didn't want to purchase something I wouldn't use very often haha
c'mon dude!! I'm not knocking using pallets or making furniture from them. I do the same thing but this ain't the Mona Lisa. Priceless? No.
Tell me you didn't read the description without telling me you didn't read the description.. lol It ended up becoming a gift for my grandmother. Her joy is priceless hence the title. Appreciate you taking the time to comment! Have a good one!
Any chance you could name the machines you used?
I would be happy to do so! In no particular order: -jointer -Planer (thicknesser across the pond) -table saw -miter saw -router -drill/driver I think that is most if not all the powered tools I used on this one.. lmk if I missed anything or if you have other questions!! Thank you!
Thank you!
Always happy to help!!!
Tip: wax your glue up table. The dried glue pops right off!
I have a coat of poly that works very well overall! They mostly pop right off, but I appreciate your tip and will give it a shot sometime soon
i put saran wrap down.
No music please
I know blades are extra money but have you thought about just cutting nails with a reciprocating saw
That is a great option! I wanted to use some of the larger pieces and having the heads still attached made the nails a bit easier to pull. If only using the "slats", the reciprocating saw is definitely the way to go!!
Hope you continue to make more videos. Don’t get discouraged. RUclips likes frequent posters and will push your videos if you’re consistently posting.
I have another couple videos in the pipeline! I've had a "series of unfortunate events" that slowed down production considerably, however I'm at the tail end of it and refuse to give up. Thank YOU for being so supportive and amazing. I love the little community growing here and want to do more for all of you as soon as I can. ❤️
Think I found my new ASMR wood working channel. Just like BigStackD with his metal working, this is just simple trade work. No flashing and talking… great job.
Thank you very much! I appreciate you more than I can say!!
Very, very, very good.
Thank you!!!
Hello, can you share how to set up the tray to put the wrist rest in the planer?
I probably won't make a dedicated video, but I started searching for "low angle planing jigs" online and eventually landed on what I use now. The outer and middle "rails" are used to create friction/hold the work, and below the entire middle rail is a small riser to determine the angle that will be established on the wrist rests.
Hello, can you share how to set up the tray to put the wrist rest in the planer?
Love when that color POPS!
It is definitely one of my favorite parts! 😬
priceless? Give me abreak
Thank you for your contribution.
That's a lot of work. Beautiful table!
Thank you!!!
You crushing the coals looked like magic just hovering over it and smashing it. Made me laugh watching it.
I'm glad I could bring some joy. 😊 Thank you for watching and taking the time to let me know! I appreciate you very much!!!
No music. Can't stand watching videos with background music.
Таких досок нужно шесть и получится отличный гроб!
All those wood machines and it has cheap ass metal legs .
They fit the scope of the project. I wasn't going to waste more time or money on it to make nicer legs
I did everything with pallets . Basically no thank you.. every home depot throws out between 1 to 3 dumpsters of lumber a month.. all packing crate shit.. like 12'2x6s .. fuck pallets.. a waste of time
Wassup
Chill Beats!
Video without commentary - totally boring!
Thank you for sharing! You certainly don't have to watch if it isn't interesting to you ❤️
No music please
Thank you for letting me know!
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What did you used at the video timing 16:10 to polish the surface?
I used some alcohol to remove the dust/clean the surface after sanding! Thank you for asking!
Priceless or priceless... It's still, and will always be the worst possible crappy pine and old Christmas trees that pallets are made of. It's a table, but for the man-hours put into making it, it's not worth the effort, honestly.
It was a fun experiment, but I much prefer working with much nicer hardwoods.
Stunning work, incredibly time-consuming. I wonder how long it would take to build a farm table dining room style about 100 inches long 36 inches wide using the same discarded pallet material? But man, that would be something.
Too long haha
Priceless?
i would have lost it after cutting the leg mounts on the wrong side lmfao
To say I was I disappointed in myself would be a massive understatement. 🫡 It's not about the mistakes, but the solutions we find along the way. It worked out this time 😅
No please God no!
This is way way better than some generic music.
Most pallets are toxic and can harm you, your family, and friends. Do not use them for furniture.