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Why most of these videos do not show gravel at the bottom of the hole and @ 6” up the wooden post at the bottom of the hole. Need to drain the moisture around and into the post or it will rot with all the moisture trapped in the concrete.

looks nice how long will it be before it gets rotted ? also how much soil did you use by the barrels just trying to figure out a how much it will be before it start it (4) just like you did it was beautiful and a great idea

Looks like an old Germantown hammer.

Nice Job, but way over engineered.

Usando pallets de plástico mucho mejor

Fence boards on plywood.. yeah, for the price it'll last a season..

What is the height of your boards?

Nice--luke how you shaped the legs! But missed hearing of you said the thickness of the board--looks at least 1"--nice for stability, but heavy!!

BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!! ENJOY & THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT SIR!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I made it too. Just used WoodPrix instructions for that :)

Nice video. However you should take instructions from WoodPrix if you want to learn how to make it easily.

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read WoodPrix instructions from cover to cover :)

My dad build a pallet deck . 10 years and it's still in good shape

The Chinese company Olympia copied these vice.

Nice vise and a really good job on the restoration. Sorry to say, I'm not a big fan of Black for a color choice. I prefer bright colors to make it stand out and look alive.

I was working for hard rubbish collection in New Zealand in 90’s. I build a 15 mtr by 10mtr shed with 100% recycled items that l collected during the trips. Yes it took me close to 2 years but it was worth it. It still stand strong. Even all the furniture inside that man cave came from road side collection and my mate just recovered all of them to make look good but not new look we wanted to look old style. We got few seats that we never seen in our life it look very old.

Nicely done! How wide was that board you started with? Never mind. I just realized you used a 5" sanding disc for the base. 😆

LOL - People get all worked up over not being "PRO" (whatever that means anymore). So many deck vids where it costs Thousands upon Thousands and all they end up doing is putting up some ugly home-depot/patio furniture. You can do the exact same thing with this!

Lol This is crazy. You will have to make a new one every season to replace the rotten one

Man your colour choice is dreadful and you also need to invest in a few tools 👎

Curious how long this deck lasted. 🤔 Was thinking about doing this too for a small area that isn't frequently used.

This is the best idea I’ve seen for putting up these sunshades. Thank you!

she should put some shoes on imagine that 4x4 coming on tha foot sideways

Has it fallen down yet?

Hello...cual es la media playwood fino...que va encima de las paletas

Could we get an update on how it’s holding up? Wanting to do a similar deck.

I have to say not how I thought the video was going to go (i.e. how you made the spoon rest) but this goes to show you that there is no one way to make things. Nice Work!

Easy, simple but useful., salamat sa pag bahagi ng talento na ito

Sitting here shaking my head.

Great idea and cheaper

Hi there I think this is a beautiful patio ❤ I’m sorry but what is the name of the board you laid down on top of the pallets I wasn’t able to hear it .

Damn that still ended up $500 in cost?! It looks great and I love the “it’s good enough for now” projects lol but damn I’m hoping to do mine for the price of the screws! 😅

great

Aware this is an old video, but anyone have any advice on whether using plastic pallets would be a better option to ensure lasting? Obviously trim and top would still be wood, but would they screw in okay to plastic pallets?

You don’t need drywall plastic things for the screws?

The pallets are wood treated to exterior projects?, someone? Thank you

Too small. Shoulda went 3 ft past the deck

Nice shoe rack.Thankyou so much

very bad instal post

I don't think they're cyber bullying just by suggesting you try to do 2 extra things - 1 level the darn thing, and 2 do something to stop ground contact that will make it rot very quickly. Save yourself the effort; do it right once.

Exactly what Ive been planning to do. Thank you!

This is a great idea for a novice like me. Thank you.

Curious how this handled rain? I’m in IL so we get huge rains at times. 😢 I want to do same idea, but haven’t bc of worrying about rain lol

I'm curious how well this is holding up 3 years later. Are the 4x4's still holding strong or have they begun to bend under the tension?

Thanks, this seems more simple than what I was dreading on doing

Sent you an email, could you please publish a cut list for this project?

Fun project. A friend wants me to help her build a temporary pallet, so this is helpful for advancing my thinking. I’ll probably do something to protect the pallets better as commented on by several others. The one change I’m going to make is to run the deck board at a 45 degree angle so I can omit the underlayment and still have all the pallets tied together. Will provide better drainage which will hopefully help it last a little longer. I’ll just run the deck boards a little long and then trim the perimeter edges with a circular saw. Maybe do a picture frame border around the perimeter as well. We will probably use pressure-treated lumber for the deck boards instead of cedar fence boards which is more expensive obviously, but will allow reuse of the PT boards for future projects (she lives on a farm and always has need for PT lumber for various projects). Thanks for posting.

So dodgy

this is more simple than other videos. thanks

This is exactly what I was looking for. My own comments for improving. Mine's going to be 2-3' wide. More of a walkway or maybe even a bench. 1) Weed barrier. Maybe bricks/stones foundation (but can add $). 2) Some sort of treatment/paint on the pallets. Treat/paint all sides of the deck boards, too. 3) Don't do the laminate. Screwing the pallets directly to each other would probably be a lot more stable and allow drainage. 4) Maybe lay the decking boards (I'm going to just use more pallet boards) diagonally (maybe even make a pattern!). 5) Adjust the deck board lengths so you don't have tiny little pieces like the square at the corner. So, basically, what I'm saying is that your idea was sound, and execution was obviously serviceable. Seeing how you did it, I am going to improve upon your design. Good luck on your DIY journey, my brother!