You will look at Pallet Wood differently after this video!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2023
- Grab some popcorn, sit back and enjoy my RUclips journey. And hopefully you'll get some inspiration for you pallet projects. Palletwood Projects are very accessible and I like to share how I do things.
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Absolutely and quite literally top notch. The open and Frank presentation is much appreciated sir. Thank you ....... 2hrs very well spent .... 👍
Yes I watched every minute of this video and was blown away by your creativity. Well done you.!
Thanks very much mate 🫡
Yes though I wish we could MUTE THE MUSIC!! 🤪🤪🤪
You and Jesper competing for the longest video ? The two of you have been an inspiration to me...might get round to doing a RUclips video myself soon.
A year ago, I was sitting and thinking the same thing watching these two inspirations on youtube. A year later, here I am! Dainsy is right, you just need to start and if I can...you definitely can too.
These guys are bros, no competition, just a tad friendly rivalry perhaps👍🏻
Iv just quit my job and just like @heybails854 you and jasper have been a true inspiration, I'm in the middle of converting my shed in to a work shop 👍🏼
@@barberspaddockwoodworking Will let you know when the first video goes online
@@onemansjunk01 I have subscribed. Lets do this together.
Thanks for being you, i enjoy your videos and appreciate you sharing your brains with the public. I would not have half of the half-assed skills i have without wonderful folks like you. Beautiful work brother!
Thanks mate, that is nice to hear, glad you get something out of it
The great thing about woodworking, like many other creative endeavours, is that it's best when you strive to never stop learning. Pro woodworker for 45 years, and I still learn tons from these RUclips guys.
Mark, you are truely a master at pallet repurposing. You are also very funny. I watch some of these woodworkers on RUclips and they think they are funny but come off rediculous. I appreciate your video's and your work. Keep it up, I think you found your calling.
Cheers mate! It is a fine line of not being ridiculous, be yourself is my rule. Thanks for watching
Mark, what a way to spend a wet Sunday here in the UK,. the morning wood butchering and sawdust creation, then then two glorious hours watching your journey so far, with a break for Sunday lunch. Now with that complete, its time to sit back and shout at the Rugby World Cup games for the rest of the evening........what a day!!!!!
On a serious note, it was your mantra "of just get started", that kicked into action, and from your channel, i found Jespers. You are both inspirational to the likes of me, and many others.
Bless you Mate !!
Atleast you get to watch the RWC at a reasonable hour. Here in Australia, typically the games are at 1:45am or 5:00am. Many years ago my oldest son (born in AU and I hadn't yet got AU citizenship) where watching the Bledisloe Cup (All Blacks v Wallabies) and at the the end of the game when the ABs won, he yelled "yeah, my team won!" to which I responded "sorry Chaska, your team lost, my team won".
Cheers mate. I am very happy to hear this. Go enjoy it
You can tell when each video was made by the size of the beard, excellent video 👍
Except the time my employer made me shave 😠
Excellent, just over two hours of fun and useful information. Keep up the good work.
Im halfway through. Loving it mate. No way ive ever watched a 2 hour 8 min vid on youtube before. Im treating it like a box set. 🇬🇧🏴✌️
Thanks mate, there will not be one this long for a while again haha
Thanks Mark for all the memories. Seen most of the projects you showed but it was still interesting and fun as you poked fun at yourself and shared the lessons you’ve learnt over the last few years. Anyway gotta stop there as I have to go out to the garage and just get started. Especially since I just spent two hours sitting on the couch watching you. 😉👍🏻
Thanks mate! yes, next time save it for hours when you can't make any noise in the shed hah
What better way to spend my down time with twisted intestine then to watch a 2+ hour video of the Pallet King. Loved every minute.
oooh, that does not sound like fun mate. Hope a few hours on the couch helped
Absolutely EPIC episode Mark. A true gentleman, talent and humorous! Love your channel. Watched this episode end to end. Thanks for al your hard work from the woodwork to filming end editing. You make a material difference and your wholesome message is so well received. Good on ya mate! Cheers :)
Second time I'v e watched this all the way through. Awesome...
Thanks you, hope you got something helpful out of it
I can’t believe you made great finger joints just using a table saw! Wow!
Now THATwas a trip down memory lane!! Mate you've come a long way over those 4 years and have been an inspiration to many over that time. Congrats mate and look forward to the next 4 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@diyforknuckleheads I am subscribed to your channel have binged the videos - lol your corny dad jokes love them ... oh yeah the wood working tips are great too ...
@@crazyethanyeahyeah Cheers mate 👍😁
That angle iron trick at 1:33:13 is worth the wait ! Great Idea!
Also, it is clear that you get much better wood in your pallets than we get around here!
I recently got some used tallow wood railway bridge beams that is perfect for a reclaimed timber project,I now know just how much hard work & a lot of time & effort that is required to process the timber just to prepare it to a suitable standard using only basic tools,to get the fire retardant paint off & dress the timber down to expose the desired grain of the timber took many hours of de nailing & bolt screw removal,belt sanding & dealing with a lot of dust & shavings,a massive amount of time go's into producing each piece for sale,my respect to you for sharing educational & entertaining content threw your channel...👍
wow mate, that timber sounds fantastic. It will totally be worth the effort.. enjoy
Never thought id watch not one multiple hour video of videos ive already seen but now two videos but here i am. Just as great as I remember them being lol
I appreciate that mate, As long as you're not cutting I to your shed time haha
I have got to stop watching Danie and Jesper cinematic montages and go make some stuff... but this has been ridiculous fun :)
That is what we love to hear. get out there and make while the sun is up.
The wife is seriously pissed off with me now. Hehehe great LONG vid to waste a Sunday morning! Greetings from South Africa! And may the Springboks kick ass today!
I think I am in trouble with a few wives haha! How did the footy go?
@@dainermade Ireland beat the Springboks on Saturday. We are not happy at all about it. Sorry about the Wallabies that got smashed by Wales. 1st world cup ever that Australia didn't make it past the group stages.
So cool that now your son Harley is engaged... teaches him skill he may not yet know he needs, but more importantly reinforces the Dad /Kid bond. Kudos to you for providing this ooporuntity for you both to learn from eachother. Stay strong, be calm amd be the best Dad you know how to model for your son (and daughter?)
Did the whole 2 hrs in 2 sittings but have to say enjoyed every minute thanks
Thanks very much mate 🫡
From Portugal: you are an inspiration for all diyers above all you make things super fun!
Thank you mate! Go get out there and enjoy
Mark seen all the videos before.... however still great to watch ya again.... you give me the inspiration to get back in the garage and ....stuff...😂🤣... thank you 👍👍
that is awesome to hear. Enjoy mate!
it's happy to see all of your products and tools, including the modest,honest hard times and your sincere devotion through your works and dedications... good Luck buddy, wish you will also open more jobs for others👍👍👍
Always enjoy your videos Mark, you are one talented fella but when I saw that his one was over 2 hours long I thought, "whaaaaaaaaaaaat?" Still, as it was a Sunday I thought , "why not". So, sat down and watched half of it, took a break to watch Australia get beaten by Fiji in the Rugby World Cup then returned for the second half. I marvelled at your woodworking skills and even more so at your presentation and editing abilities. A fine day all round. Thanks fella.
haha! Well thank you very much for giving me part of your Sunday. much appreciated kinds words mate
I don’t usually watch anything longer than 30 minutes or so, maybe 45 max - but I’m loving the energy in this video so I know I’m gonna watch it all . . . but it’s after 1am here and I have a longish drive tomorrow so I’m gonna pause it, grab some zzzz and watch the rest tomorrow.
It took a couple of sittings, but I just finished watching. I've seen most of the videos before; however, I really enjoyed watching them all again. Thanks for putting this together.
Thank you for making it through. I know it is a big ask of peoples valuable time
Between yourself and a few others, ive been inspired to start doing wood work with an eye to a career change. Thanks for showing me i can go from toe screwing 2x4s together with some plywood to accurately making some beautiful products that someone may want to buy.
that is really nice to hear mate. I wish you all the best... go get it!
I enjoyed looking back at your journey and remembering some of your videos that inspired me to get into my shop. I even saw a few that I somehow missed. I'm looking forward to the next four years!
heY mate, thanks so much for your ongoing support and encouragement. means a lot to me, and keeps me going
There is never enough time to do everything, but there is always enough time to do the most important thing.
agree
Mark. That was a (video) movie worthy of the big screen. I enjoyed the earlier works and how you got to where you are now. You have a great friend in Jesper, another channel I follow. Keep up the great work.
I love it! I love your Bill and Ted sign too. That clock is amazing. You guys (Morley, Jasper, and now you) have really gotten me excited to start wood working. I originally started watching My DIY Wife, a couple years ago. She is amazing at cabinet making and finish work, you should check her out. She lives in Texas with her family. We, my two little boys and I, are in transition, selling my house and buying one closer to my big boys. I can't wait to get my tools moved and really get started. Thanks for the inspiration and entertainment. RUclips is great at connecting people all around the world. Thanks from Pennsylvania, USA.
Mate, you're an absolute inspiration. Every time I watch one of your videos, it's like a fire is lit under my arse. Love your work, mate. And I hope you make it down for the meetup. Cheers. 🍺🍺👍
Hey Chris, I made it to your comment. Mate, that means a great deal to me. We will meet again I promise
The more videos of the most random stuff i see from ppl living down under, the more i wanna live there too.
i'm 54 now, and the older i get , the more i think i missed my carpentry calling.. have a good job in internet networking, but working with wood is just so nice.. already starts with the smell of it, love it.. nice video mate!
1:28:37 FOUND IT! ---> "Ratcheting Table Clamps Straightening Jig". Love this design!!! I HAVE some of these kicking around and am making one of these today! Straightening takes soooo long using "twist off" style clamps and backing support blocks etc. I went hunting on your channel to find a build of this style but couldn't find it. At least I have a few seconds of the design shown here and have screen-capped it in my mind. When I watched this the 1st time i seen this jig but didn't realize until I watched it the 2nd time that it's basically a "mock T-Track" using angle cuts to hold the clamp AND the board in place...Great stuff!! Simple... and I'll be making a similar but a bit different design. Thanks for posting all your inspirational videos!
Hi mate. That’s right, make your own dovetail without the router bit. And glue all your bits together. Thanks for watching and searching 😁
@@dainermade Exactly! I made it and it has cut my TIME down by about 5x or more! I was using a jig that was almost 6' long and had 5 homemade twist clamps and I was constantly needing to place little support pieces under the back side of each twist down... what a relief this thing is. It works a treat! So glad I made one! New one is 4' and I put 3 Ratcheting table clamps on it. A lot easier to manage since it's shorter/lighter too. Just awesome! Thx again.
@@thefeet too easy
I found Jesper and through him I found you. Subscribed to both because you’re both legends.
Love the thought of Jesper buying the bench. May of had a tear or something in my eye. Great work and massively inspirational.
Awesome! Thank you!
Already subscribed to you both! Thanks to both of you for what you do! Take care & stay safe.
thanks mate, we both appreciate you tuning in to us.
Ok you made me tear up at the end..... what a beautiful gesture. Jesper's channel brought me to yours and I am so grateful to him for that. I work with fallen tree wood, so happy to see makers around the globe creating art from stuff that would end up in a landfill. Keep up the awesome work!
Cheers mate! Jesper is a good egg 😁
Ayyy I just (almost) finished my first "real" woodworking project, and I don't think I would have got off my butt and finished it if you and Jesper didn't give me a little motivation.
I made a stand with reclaimed pine and oak, and a lamp with some pipe, with a little bit of copperwork to accent it. I'll post some photos when I get a lampshade, and take some decent photos.
I've been watching your videos and first off, your projects give me some great inspiration. Second and this should really be first, you are a character.! I mean that in a good way. You are a good entertainer, joker, and artist. Keep up the dedication and drive to give us these great videos.
thanks mate, I do like having a bit of fun with this. And these comments make me want to carry out on, without going over board obviously haha
Well, there's 2 hours of my life I'll never get back! And nor would I want to. What an excellent video and being a pallet user myself, I found this really inspiring. One of the best vids I've seen for a long time, and I RUclips every night. Great sense of humour as well, so what more can you want. Well done Digger, keep up the great work, and I've now subscribed. Cheers.
Thanks mate! Really appreciate that, I was a digger in my younger days haha
@@dainermade❤
bloody ripper vid mark😀
thanks mate... appreciate you
What an inspiration between yourself and Jesper. And you were right about the sawdust in the eyes. Looking forward to more content and more learning. Keep doing what you do Mark, it's fantastic. 👍❤️
Thanks again mate
I've always liked working with pallet wood, and seeing what other people create with it. But I'm mostly here for the great story telling. It's fun to watch the journey. Great work!
Cheers mate. Hope you like the next story out shortly 😆
Both you and Jesper has given me the confidence to start woodworking. I'll be starting my first project soon.
That is great to hear 🫡
I'm starting to think the wall art needs a version two with yourself and Jesper in place of Bill and Ted! Here goes another re-watch marathon
I think this needs to happen haha! thank you
This is a great idea!
@@discosanandreas I have put in my request haha
Always pay yourself back with a shop upgrade,from every sale.😊👍🏝️🇨🇦
good advice right there
Great to see Australian content! You’ve given me heaps of ideas that I hope to try out soon. Thanks 😁
THANK YOU for showing your drawer you made in first part of this video!!! it is exactly what I told my husband I wanted to make to hide toiletries in a bathroom instead of a kickplate underneath the bathroom sink. I hope you have a video on it.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hawd on 😂 2 things 1 jesper has a laser 😮 and 2 al be back once ave enjoyed the show. Tbh ave been binjing through your older videos today this is just gdeat!🏴👍
@@dainermadea thought that. Ave tried email him see if he wants the files a sent u. 🏴👏👍 I'll be back soon.
Totally agree with the lathe comment. You can often pick up a basic lathe with a few tools for under $200. A good way to try it and see if yo7 like it before you spend big bucks.
And then you get addicted haha
Such a great trip down your pallet-paved memory lane, Mark.
Thanks for sharing and for giving me lots of methods and materials ideas.
I'm "blessed and grateful"!
Agreed 👍 I honestly also enjoyed it. Future Marks comments on his older projects were pure gold.
@@JesperMakes Yes! The retrospective interludes were great for context, and the classic self-mockery is a signature feature (not a bug!) of all things Dainer Made (no wonder you two are sawdust brothers, 'cuz you're great at that, too). Legends.
@@dainermade Cheers! It was a good reminder that there are a few of your early posts I haven't seen yet. An error I intend to correct promptly.
Loved it. Did watch it fully. Instead of sleeping. 🤦♀️
Excellent. Thank you 😊 😴 lol
You and Jesper helped get me into wood working. I'm working on making my shop with pallet wood and its coming along great.
That is awesome! All the best
I’ve got over a hundred pallets but I’m always looking for the hard woods and other exotic species! Thanks to you I’m a pallet junkie now! I’ve been a woodworker as a hobby so of course I have all the tools,now I just need to get to it!
Thanks for the inspiration. Drove past some pallets stacked against a skip, checked with the builder they were being thrown out, and came with 3 large mahogany corner window cills that the squirrel in me couldn't resist.
This is going to get me started..! When the rain stops. 👍
excellent mate! what a score
Mark what an amazing 4 years - seen most of your videos and inspired a few weeks ago I made a step stool - from a few gifted pine pallets! Very happy with the addition to my workshop. Thanks for all your inspiration!
Awesome mate. And thanks for watching. Enjoy the shed
Love the long format and all the work you obviously put into putting this together, and the pallet stuff is pretty cool too 😎
I appreciate that! slightly shorter viewing will be out soon 😉
Phenomenal work!!!
Channels like this which have inspired me to get back into the grove, I started utlising pallets during covid but a bit of a dry spell and not done much since, I just grabed a second hand Router thicknesser and intend to start creating, keep up the good work, really enjoy the videos!
Thanks mate! Glad to hear your having a good go at it too
Buddy, I used to live in Brizzy but back in Ireland again now. Have to say you definitely made me laugh with your sayings " clamp the shit out of it" brilliant. It reminded me of the great times I had as a tradie out there. I build a lot with pallets now ( but mainly smaller items) and you videos are a great inspiration. Thanks.
What a marathon mate. 👍
One of the most entertaining video I watched on RUclips. Keep up the great work Mark you are a legend mate!
Glad you enjoyed it 🫡🫡🫡
Took me a couple of nights but well worth the watch and time Mark. 😊
Hey Karlos! Well I appreciate mate. Was not expecting the OG’s to sit through this haha
Part of my playlist now when I am in the shop 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Legend haha
Mark I want to thank you for your entertaining but informative video. I've always wanted to get into woodworking and giving it go at creating something usable. There was something always standing in the way. MONEY & TOOLS. But you have given me the inspiration to get started. Thank you.
Hi Mark - What a pleasant surprise stumbling upon your video while searching for wood staining tutorials! Initially, I mistakenly assumed it was just a 20-minute video, but after indulging in 2 beers and devouring 12 delectable Wagyu meatballs, I found myself engrossed in the full 2 hours, 8 minutes, and 37 seconds of your content.
Your mantra, "Be Excellent to each other," really resonates with me. I absolutely admire every aspect of your video, from your witty, dry dad sense of humor to your efficient use of resources.
I'm a big fan of my tools, and I've also hopped on the Dewalt power tool bandwagon, attracted by their fantastic redemption offers. Contrary to what some may say, I've found them to be exceptional tools, offering great value for the money. While I generally follow the "buy once, cry once" philosophy, I must admit that it has been quite beneficial in completing my projects.
Next on my tool shopping list is pneumatic de-nailer
I can imagine you've probably accumulated a fair share of nails over time. Have you ever considered selling them to a scrap metal dealer for some extra cash, or perhaps melting them down to create something creatively unique?
The part of your video that delves into the pallet treatment process and the chemicals employed has provided me with invaluable insights.
A truly heartwarming way to conclude the video, showcasing a wonderful father and family bonding woodworking session. I absolutely adore it.
What a perfect way to wrap up the video, highlighting a heartwarming father and family bonding woodworking session. I absolutely love it. Although my son is only 4 years old, I can't wait for the day when we can enjoy such moments together.
Here in Western Australia (and even in Melbourne, although regrettably none in Queensland), we're lucky to have an incredible woodworking store called Timbercon. Maybe it's worth reaching out to them for a potential sponsored collaboration or deal.
As a final thought, it's clear we have a lot in common with our "be good and do good" motto. I'm also a frequent shopper at Bunnings, and I have a tip for you to save a little extra: consider registering for an ABN to apply for a Bunnings trade cash account. Once approved, you can cancel the ABN, and you'll save around 5-10% on most items.
Your video has genuinely inspired me, and I want to express my heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for the incredible content!
Ethan Le.
Perth, Western Australia (The Wait Awhile State).
PS. Apologies for the long winded comment - it only suited a long video pairs with a long comment.
Hello, never apologise for a long comment mate. I read them all, I can’t reply with the same word count though 🫡 appreciate it all
Cheers and keep making
Mark, what a great time watching for 2 hours your journey on pallet wood builds. It brought back fond memories of past videos I think I have seen most of them. Good luck with your journey, and thank you for including your son, that father son bond is something that is needed more. Good luck again and keep the videos comming
Loves this video mate. Inspiring.
thank you very much!!!
I actually started out by making smaller, simpler items like jewelry boxes. Ppl loved them so I started a business.I also pick up pallets and repurpose the wood along with wood from old barns, fences, houses, etc. that have been torn down or I find falling apart. I started about a year ago, but woodworking has been my dream for probably 10 or 15 years. Slowly, but surely, I've acquired more and more tools. I started with a chop saw, 3 foot band saw, and a sander. I finally got a table saw and a (tiny) router table for $100 (together which was a great find) about 2 months ago. Routing table was missing a leg (I made a new one) but came with a Dewalt router and the table saw needed a blade (I bought one). I'm just now moving into making tables since I finally bought me an electric hand planer. My next tool... A 13" thickness planer! I can't wait! Lol thanks for making this video, it's been really helpful 🙏🏻🪵🪓
Great video mate. Not a great fan of long videos but enjoyed yours. Alas couldn’t find the Amazon link for the de-nailer. Keep up the good work
Hi Robert, sorry I am just trying to catch up on the comments. Glad you emailed me though. cheers
Love your passion!
Clicked on this not looking at how long it was, thinking it was gonna be 20 minutes or so
Watched the whole thing because the more i watched, the more inspired i got
Ive found somewhere recently that I'll be able to soon set up a little shop, and the way that you dont over spend on tools is so reassuring that i should be able to do this even with limited budget
Many thanks, great video!
Thanks very much mate. I have a new video coming, again about basics and tools to think about
Amazing and inspiring 2 hours and 8 minutes. Thank you so much for this video. I truly enjoyed rewatching alot of your older content that I had never seen all in one pllace.
You are so welcome! It was a nice look back for me too
I really enjoyed this advice. Thankyou. I've had an interest in wood and epoxy for a few years now but had a lot of self doubt. After this past year, I've decided to finally give it a go and make some art, furniture and such once I am out of this bad situation. Love the comedy aswell, you Aussies always make me laugh at a Brit 🤣🤣 subscribed and hit the bell 😊
You and Jesper are two of the most down to earth, relatable and inspiring dudes on you tube. After watching some videos of yours, then jespers, I made some comments and ended up having actual conversations with both of you. Love the fact that both of you do your damnedest to reply to comments. Thinking about just getting started with a channel now. Just got to figure out how to get Sam Elliot’s face and voice on my head 😂😂😂😂 cheers excellent dude 👍
Thanks for the kind words, let us know if there's anything we can do to help you start on RUclips ❤❤
Cheers Jack, that is really nice to hear. I sorry it took me a bit longer to reply. real job actually made me work.. how rude haha Party on!!!
You obviously are having way too much fun here! I believe you have exceeded the fun limit for "work" and it now must be considered enjoyment. 😄😁
🤫 Dont tell anyone hahaha. Cheers mate
Just wanna drop in again just through watching this 4th time back in shop tomorrow so thought I'd get some inspiration with this and this morning's video.
Dude! You are to kind to me mate. Seriously thank you
@@dainermade to easy m8 u deserve it. It's not said enough but you are proper inspiration to what can be done in small space with limited tools and resources. U deserve everything comes your way and incase u hadn't realised 1 your kinda likeable and 2 becoming an influencer!😮😂🏴👍
Hey buddy love the Bill & Ted behind you at 4:56.
Cheers mate. I like it to and what it represents
Another great thing about pine is it torches beautifully.
Does it 😆
Wow that's a long video! But it has inspired me. This year for Christmas I made cutting boards from......
Pallets! Making sure they were all heat treated. Your ideas for projects are awesome. Thank you .
awesome. thank you
Love it great inspiration and love the efforts
Thank you so much!
Wow😮 beautiful work!!!
First time viewer. Great video and it's giving me ideas. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video, great channel. Thanks for taking the time and trouble.
TL/DR: Thanks for inspiring me. You're awesome. Keep being awesome. Cheers to 4 years!
Hey Mark!
I just want to say thank you for sharing all of your ideas and knowledge with us over the years. It has been such a fun journey for all of us watching your endeavors come to fruition. You have been a massive inspiration to so many people across the planet. I'm in the states, and you inspired me to build my workshop out of pallets (only invested about $200 in my 9x10ft shop!), and use my ADHD-powered creativity for new and fun projects.
As someone with ADHD, we can hop from project to project, and hobby to hobby, sometimes too quickly. The one thing that has remained a consistently fun, engaging, and rewarding for me over the past few years has been woodworking, and specifically working with pallets. It was a lot of fun watching this video, remembering all of the videos that created the same passion for me. My wife is disabled, and she has loved being able to share ideas and enjoy the process of my projects as well.
I sincerely appreciate your humor and lighthearted personality as well, as I also suffer from depression. Your videos have helped me laugh or smile through difficult times, or brought an idea to my noggin when I desperately needed the motivation to keep pushing forward. Without knowing you personally, I can tell you're a great dude, awesome father, and a genuine pleasure to be around. Cheers to your 4 years and hopefully many more!
P.S. All of the times in your numerous videos of you touting the hell out of that pneumatic de-nailer absolutely play through my brain every single time I use that damn thing 😅 1000% worth its weight in gold!
Mate! Firstly thanks for the kind words. But more importantly thanks for taking the time to share that little story. These are the things that really do keep me going, it is such a nice felling knowing someone is truly getting a real life benefit out of following along we me. Keep well and enjoy
I just love your stuff - could watch yout videos all day long.
Love the video! Love the work! Love the music even! Thanks
Found out about you through jespers channels. I stumbled across Jesper First then You and both channels have inspired to get back into the Hobby/Trade I fell in love with in my early teen yrs that unfortunately was spent in a reform school. I'm 40 now and want to work for myself while investing in myself as I go. It'll take time but thanks to good ol boys such as yourself and jesper among others have inspired me to get back into it. They say as long as your doing something you love it doesn't feel like work.?
That is exactly right mate. Very stoked to hear you’re back at it. Plenty of time
Great video, loved all the results. Congratulations to your son on his bench - hope he keeps up the woodworking too tfs
Also you make amazing furniture from those pallets. In BC Canada most of our pallets are from really poor quality wood. Sometimes I find oak ones but most often they are heavily painted in blue paint that’s into the grains of the wood very deep.
hopefully you find some gems soon mate
You can make blue furniture.
Thank you for this amazing video and to everyone in the pallet wood collective . My son and I make a lot of DIY Wood working projects with any reclaimed wood we find be it pallets , plywood offcuts or even chipboard .
thank you for been an excellent human been . we salute you from frOM Cape Town South Africa
#JASPERMAKES #DAINERMADE .
hello over there! thank you very much and enjoy that father son time
Beautiful wonderful fabulous WORK And you're funny too!! Thanks for sharing your livelyhood!!
Too easy. Glad you enjoyed it
2 hours and i didnt even know you were still on about it. I've been sanding the whole time 😂😂
All good mate. Pressing play and going to do something else helps us both haha
Man you are fantastic, I have learned a lot with your videos, finished my first wood pallet project few weeks ago, all inspired in your channel. Thank you so much
That is awesome! Keep going 🫡
Thank you. Loved every minute. Great projects.
Thank you 🫡
Brilliant! Very informative and entertaining!
Love your very practical approach. Sensible and smart.
I appreciate that! Thank you
Hi Mark I've just watched 👀 your full 2.08.37 Vlog on Palletwood Project outstanding Mark from nowt you've given me some great ideas for myself as I'm just starting as you thank you Mark keep up the great content ❤👍🏻👏
Awesome, thank you! I was a marathon... enjoy what ever you get up to