I love how videos like these show people dismantling pallets so easy with a hammer. Certainly pallets in the UK they are held so strong you need to cut them apart!
I have worked in warehousing. I would never do this unless it was a brand new and untreated pallet. Most pallets at some point get all sorts of nasty chemicals spilled on them. Pallets are reused hundreds of times and you never know what has been on them
You are so correct, I have seen people get crappy pallets and use for fire to cook food over the flames. They risk their health and lives using pallets.
Was going to say this, don't use this for plants you plan to consume. Only use this for decorative plants. Sadly pallets aren't the most aesthetic look.
The ones to stay away from are marked “MB” that’s treated with methyl bromide. Look for ones stamped with “HT” or “KD” and you’re good to go. Just look for the best pallets possible (not in the back of a chemical plant) and you got some decent wood to work with.
I've been making these for years and selling them, and you need to line the bottom of the wood other wise it will rott. Also spray with wood spray paint to make the wood water proof so that they don't Rott.. its the same with out door furniture. Also alot of pallets have been sat out in the rain etc so make sure any pallets you do get put them somewhere warm like inside to dry the wood out.... The wood spray paint you will get at B&Ms if in the US you have that store or any hardware store I'm Scottish. But please take heed as you don't want your hard wood work ruined in the first 3 months.... sorry for spelling mistakes. I make thinks, don't write alot. 🤣🤣 xx
Thanks bc I have never treated my wood with anything. I'm definitely an amateur I repurpose pallets for fun I try things out by trial and error more error than anything but I have learned a lot I was a cosmetologist for years n never been into this type of stuff, but I'm enjoying it. Thanks for the tip. Little tidbits help more than people realize.
What a great idea, you have reduced wood waste, protected forests and limited wood collection, you have regenerated pallets to live again, congratulations!
Only one thing i'd suggest, If that unit will be outdoors in the weather, you should use Titebond 2 or 3 on every joint, As that pallet wood starts to absorb moisture the brads will let loose, Or 1 1/4 deck screws will stand the outside. Great idea for sure.
Thank you so much Home Talk, I really really enjoyed watching these projects and I really really love ❤❤❤❤the herb garden and the potting station. Brilliant ideas
This wood isn't treated, so it will quickly get water damage. The soil will retain water too, but you didn't use any kind of liner to protect the wood. And because it will swell and warp, those nails will soon pull out. An improvement would be to use an outdoor stain or paint on the wood, get pots that fit in or get liner and drill holes in the wood and liner for water drainage. And use screws.
Also he used a Brad nailer to frame it, which I agree was a terrible idea. That's more for trim, baseboard, etc etc. That's mostly used in the finishing stages to hide nail heads. He should have used a screw set with high sheer strength or pneumatic nails.
Please do your homework Pallets are either heat-treated (heated to a high temperature in kilns to seal the wood) or treated with methyl bromide - a toxic pesticide that has been linked to human health problems and ozone layer depletion.
Ty all you Webster dictionaries on proper pronunciation of herb enough already it’s funny how you comment about the people who open themselves to teach and share with others and get comments about how much time they have on their hands blah blah look in the mirror at yourself and stop projecting your insecurities to those who appreciate people who share their ideas and gifts wit us. I would love to see more videos and I think they are great videos. Great job ignore the haters please!!!
My darling husband made wall hanging strawberry beds from pallets and they served very well for about eighteen months and then they fell apart. Any pallet timber used for outdoor use must be treated in some way for it to last!
I've heard of test tube "Herb" babies but didn't know that you could grow them from dirt.😁 Maybe I got it backwards, and the test tubes are for "Erbs."😉
Industry is generally really good at reusing pallets hundreds of times until they're in far worse condition than this. I was working in a department store that was dealing with dozens of pallets a day when pallet crafting first got popular, and they never looked this nice... And we still chained them up to avoid letting them be stolen instead of reused.
I was going to say something along the same lines. I’ve built pallets my whole life, my family has owned a pallet business since 1982 and I was gonna point of that unless you can find a very soft wood most likely pine pallet that the boards will but come off that easy.
@@anthonydemauri4095Having soil and moisture right against those untreated boards isn't going to turn out nicely after a year. They should have at least said to use plastic inserts instead of dumping the soil right inside.
Safety first: ensure the pallet isn't made with chemically treated timber as this leaches into the soil and into you if you're growing edible plants. Look for a stamp on the pallet indicating if it's safe or not. (Google the stamps). Otherwise, enjoy your upcycled pallet.
The first one, the herb garden. We did this 3 years ago on the first lockdown. I fixed 2 pieces of wood to the bottom to lift it 2 feet off the ground and take the weight, and it just needed 2 small brackets at the top to hold it against the wall. We then planted it with herbs and salad leaves.
good idea. But eventually the wood will rot because of the soil and water. Rather line them or treat the areas whete you are planting. love from South Africa ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦
I use pallets to build most everything for my house/property from my Firewood Shed, inside Firewood hooch, living room end tables , bedroom nightstands and bathroom table, My next projects are a spice rack for the kitchen and a Wine rack.
Problem being Sage Rosemary, Thyme etc need a lot more room than the space allocated for them, my Rosemary is over 3ft tall. Pallets have been used for home DIY for years yes!
Yes, your herbs can grow that big but there are a few issues with that: 1) not everyone has the space to let their herbs go crazy 2) unkept herbs can look like weeds if you don't tend to it and 3) you might be giving your herbs too much nitrogen. If you have even a small planter, you can grow a satisfactory amount of herbs if you let it bush out. Also, for any and all edible plants, fertilize with anything that has the highest number last (i.e. lots of Potassium, like 315)
And i love your calm and soothing voice. You would be an incredible asset to major events with large crowds in attendance. If something bad happened at a big event, your voice on the mic could keep everyone calm and safe. Just sayin'... Great video btw
That first pallet herb garden could easily be scaled up to accommodate an entire side of a deck or patio and made into a veggie garden. Perfect for those living in a large city without access to property for a small veggie garden.
These pallets are usually pressure sprayed with preservatives don't use them for growing food. If you must then line each trough with a heavy duty plastic
Lots of places to get good pallets, you just have to know who to ask, or where to find them. Some people make money on them, picking them up from places that have them and you are allowed to take them, then you also have to know where you take them to get paid for them!!! I know this only because I do know people who do this for extra money!!!! And it's all legal!!!
One of the easiest skills to learn other than landscaping.... 😂😂😂That's why videos like this should get off my recommendations, I did carpentry 4 5 yearsAnd they teach nothing but the basics With a click bait title saying everyone's doing it other than just them in the copy or on RUclips that copies their video For the same thing they want money... They don't care about the community or they wouldn't have that bogus click bait title
I used pallets for few years in my garden closed to my home and got eaten by termites and my building just cost me hundreds to get the pest control done. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BORNS THEM! OR NEVER KEEPING THWM NEAR YOUR BUILDING¡¡¡
Most pallets are made from hardwood and very difficult to nail into with a hammer. We had to bust up used pallets at work, and eventually, we used a saw to cut them up to avoid the nails/staples used in their manufacturing. I also agree they are often saturated with toxic chemicals. That's 40+ years of experience.
The two places I worked over 30yrs. had both hardwood and pine pallets. The hardwoods had a deposit and were sent back. The pine pallets were disposable and we gave them away.
Worked in the packaging industry for 26 years. Pool pallets, which are made of hardwood, represent probably about 20% of the total freight moved. Hardwood is expensive for pallets and retrieving them, especially internationally isn't always practical.
@@billgreen2426 I worked for a beer distributor. A lot of the domestic breweries used hardwood and it had to be sent back. International brewers like the English and Australian brewers used pine for the long trips on ships overseas like you said.
I worked for a company that needed long skids. Partnof my job was making them out of 2 pallets joined together. It was impossible to hammer it a 10 penny nail. It would bend over. Had to drill holes for nails and wore out burned drill bits. HICKORY, Ash trees.
Just an FYI You need to be careful regarding the type of wood you use if you are growing edibles. Most wood used in pallets are loaded with chemicals. treated with methyl bromide - a toxic pesticide that has been linked to human health issues. But would be ok for flowers
@@Dmitrikrotchlikmyov Growing edible plants in containers that could leach harmful chemicals, isn't safe. You don't have to " lick" the wood in order to ingest the chemicals.
Methyl bromide dissipates within 48 hours of treatment. It's used in shipping containers if an untreated pallet is in there ,then stamped to say so. It's harmless
I think by attaching the pallets side by side and on top of each other .. ( secured properly on all corners and the middle...) I feel that it could be a very sound structure.
@@trevorbest-gn2dqWell considering she has an American or possibly Canadian English accent Id expect her to say the word Herb with a silent H. This isn't the UK. People that do pronounce the H are grammatically incorrect here in the US
Also the English borrowed the word from the French and in French the H is silent. Go even further and it was borrowed from Latin where again it was silent. However to match spelling the English decided to add the H pronunciation of the word. Therefore the American English way of saying the word is more correct than the British pronunciation.
Been done a million times. And I’ve done quite a few ‘projects’ with pallets and I can’t remember any of them coming apart that easily, most are put together with wire nails, a real pain to get out.
They dont - the nails are designed not to come out easily - if they did they would be useless as a transport medium. The wood splits before the nails give. So make sure you have plenty of pallets for the plant wall 😅
@@johnmason139 I use a cats paw to remove the nails, might still split a little because they are heat treated usually. But I've removed many pallet board easily, some not so much lol. Some will ruin but that's to be expected I suppose. You can get real cheap pallets where I live almost home made style that aren't as well built, I've seen them around. I actually have a stack a pallets out back now I'm going to build wood storage for my cut wood. 🙂👍
Minus pronouncing the H, cool project. I see a lot of comments saying it's unnecessary work, but obviously this woman is very skilled and crafty. For artist, it's never work when you enjoy what you're doing
Being creative, having a creative idea never seems like work!!!! Even if it turns out wrong initially, you usually have the "gusto" to redo the wrong and make your adjustments to get your desired result!! Just attempting to be creative and jumping in to try to get a specific result that you have in mind is invigorating... even if it needs tweaking!!!👍
Exactly. YT. Is promoting Lieing... Advocating the Bloody Murder of TRUTH. & There are Thousands of examples. Oooooh yeah. Federal Judges Love being LIED TO... To their face. Should I add the Vast quantities of lives you ruin? Every day. Because you don't like the way they Vote ? (( Incredibly Illegal )) BACK OFF. Endless $$$ & Millions of Beyond Upset people who WILL NOT GIVE UP.
Since she put soil directly into/against the wood, those boards are going to rot within 12-18 months, if that long. She needed to use inexpensive plastic pots instead of putting the soil directly against the wood.
Don’t pick holes in a great idea! Why be negative? You don’t have to do it that way if it’s too difficult for you … just use a Sharpie or find someone with nice handwriting to do it for you 😊 Try thinking positively first time & always - please don’t criticise a good idea, that’s being shared free of charge, just to be helpful … think about ways it could be done to make your life easier or share it with someone else who might value the idea! 👍🏻😘
@@B_Bodziakif you use plastic you’re using a material that’s never going to rot down, it will end up in microscopic pieces in our oceans … why do you need to pick holes in someone else’s good idea? … plus it’s highly unlikely that wood will rot down in that time … worst case you have to build another one in several years’ time, so you repeat the same virtually free-of-charge project! 🤷🏻♀️
I have a pallet collection because I thought I would do all these amazing things with them but found they are a pain to take apart. I did build some flower boxes. They've been great for our fire pit because they're free. Our electric bill goes through the roof in the Winter so I hate using our firewood for Summertime fire pits.
One problem wood and water do not mix. Especially when you have sod that holds moisture sitting against the boards. We get very little rain here but yet the bottom of our fence boards are decaying and they are off the ground slightly and made for weather. Pallets are not and I'm not saying this is a bad idea. I'm saying a lot more needs to be done and I think you know this but trying to make it look quick and easier than it is. If not you'll find out soon enough.
Notice that was the only ‘nicer’ looking pallet in the pile? It looked as if someone already sanded it down & gently placed it on the junk pile. Pass. I wouldn’t trust what the wood could have absorbed. If you could make it as a window box holder, so you can grow your herbs in a clean window box, then maybe ok, but not just dirt. Also, most people don’t have a garage full of tools you’d need to do this.
I OWN A TRUCKING COMPANY. I HAVE TO PAY FOR 26 PALLETS PER TRUCK. THE NAME OF MY COMPANY IS SPRAY-PAINTED ON THE PALLETS IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE RETURNED WHEN IT GETS TO ITS LOCATION. PALLETS ARE NOT FREE, THEY DON'T FALL FROM THE SKY. JUST LIKE MILK CARTONS FOR INSTANCE. THE VALUE OF THE PALLET DEPENDS ON HOW STURDY IT IS. THAT GOES BY COLOR. YOU WILL SEE BLUE RED THAT DEFINES THE PRICE. SOME PEOPLE EVEN FLIP PALLETS FOR A LIVING.
I would have put a plastic liner on the inside with drain holes before adding soil, most Pallets are treated for insects, mold etc .. esp in Australia with CCA treatments ..
I would paint the potting shelf because it will rot away if you leave it out in the weather. Great idea but whats the use of putting all that hard work into it if your going to let it rot away.
My mom would have loved that. She liked making stuff like that. Unfortunately she passed away last week but I may make this for her anyways.
So sorry for your loss
May GOD bless and keep you safe 😊
I'm glad to see that pallets are not going to waste..I knew someone who used some to make a fence around his front yard. It looked good.
Pallets don't go to waste. 95% of them are actually recycled into mulch.
I love how videos like these show people dismantling pallets so easy with a hammer. Certainly pallets in the UK they are held so strong you need to cut them apart!
I have worked in warehousing. I would never do this unless it was a brand new and untreated pallet. Most pallets at some point get all sorts of nasty chemicals spilled on them. Pallets are reused hundreds of times and you never know what has been on them
Thank You
You are so correct, I have seen people get crappy pallets and use for fire to cook food over the flames.
They risk their health and lives using pallets.
Was going to say this, don't use this for plants you plan to consume. Only use this for decorative plants. Sadly pallets aren't the most aesthetic look.
The ones to stay away from are marked “MB” that’s treated with methyl bromide. Look for ones stamped with “HT” or “KD” and you’re good to go. Just look for the best pallets possible (not in the back of a chemical plant) and you got some decent wood to work with.
I've been making these for years and selling them, and you need to line the bottom of the wood other wise it will rott. Also spray with wood spray paint to make the wood water proof so that they don't Rott.. its the same with out door furniture. Also alot of pallets have been sat out in the rain etc so make sure any pallets you do get put them somewhere warm like inside to dry the wood out.... The wood spray paint you will get at B&Ms if in the US you have that store or any hardware store I'm Scottish. But please take heed as you don't want your hard wood work ruined in the first 3 months.... sorry for spelling mistakes. I make thinks, don't write alot. 🤣🤣 xx
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Thanks bc I have never treated my wood with anything. I'm definitely an amateur I repurpose pallets for fun I try things out by trial and error more error than anything but I have learned a lot I was a cosmetologist for years n never been into this type of stuff, but I'm enjoying it. Thanks for the tip. Little tidbits help more than people realize.
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@ianjames2023 Thank you. Its automatic correct on my phone.
What a great idea, you have reduced wood waste, protected forests and limited wood collection, you have regenerated pallets to live again, congratulations!
Only one thing i'd suggest, If that unit will be outdoors in the weather, you should use Titebond 2 or 3 on every joint, As that pallet wood starts to absorb moisture the brads will let loose, Or 1 1/4 deck screws will stand the outside. Great idea for sure.
Thank you so much Home Talk, I really really enjoyed watching these projects and I really really love ❤❤❤❤the herb garden and the potting station. Brilliant ideas
This wood isn't treated, so it will quickly get water damage. The soil will retain water too, but you didn't use any kind of liner to protect the wood. And because it will swell and warp, those nails will soon pull out.
An improvement would be to use an outdoor stain or paint on the wood, get pots that fit in or get liner and drill holes in the wood and liner for water drainage. And use screws.
Agreed. Over a year it would be toast
Also he used a Brad nailer to frame it, which I agree was a terrible idea. That's more for trim, baseboard, etc etc. That's mostly used in the finishing stages to hide nail heads. He should have used a screw set with high sheer strength or pneumatic nails.
Please do your homework
Pallets are either heat-treated (heated to a high temperature in kilns to seal the wood) or treated with methyl bromide - a toxic pesticide that has been linked to human health problems and ozone layer depletion.
Love the potting bench, thanku so much
Ty all you Webster dictionaries on proper pronunciation of herb enough already it’s funny how you comment about the people who open themselves to teach and share with others and get comments about how much time they have on their hands blah blah look in the mirror at yourself and stop projecting your insecurities to those who appreciate people who share their ideas and gifts wit us. I would love to see more videos and I think they are great videos. Great job ignore the haters please!!!
AMEN 🙏.....🙋
My darling husband made wall hanging strawberry beds from pallets and they served very well for about eighteen months and then they fell apart. Any pallet timber used for outdoor use must be treated in some way for it to last!
It's ok I get my pallets from Chernobyl in Russia!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤯
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It happened in the Soviet union,which is now Ukraine not Russia.
I've heard of test tube "Herb" babies but didn't know that you could grow them from dirt.😁
Maybe I got it backwards, and the test tubes are for "Erbs."😉
To the dude, why are you talking like you're Bob Ross? 😅😂
Black?, he sound like Ross he even used happy on sentences may rest in pease.
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You should see what the union jack waving knuckle draggers in northern Ireland do with them at this time of year 🥱
I don't think I've ever seen a pallet that good looking before. Makes me wonder...
Exactly!! The majority aren’t worth up-cycling. Great idea in theory but not practical for most.
Very creative
Industry is generally really good at reusing pallets hundreds of times until they're in far worse condition than this. I was working in a department store that was dealing with dozens of pallets a day when pallet crafting first got popular, and they never looked this nice... And we still chained them up to avoid letting them be stolen instead of reused.
I was going to say something along the same lines. I’ve built pallets my whole life, my family has owned a pallet business since 1982 and I was gonna point of that unless you can find a very soft wood most likely pine pallet that the boards will but come off that easy.
@@anthonydemauri4095Having soil and moisture right against those untreated boards isn't going to turn out nicely after a year. They should have at least said to use plastic inserts instead of dumping the soil right inside.
I turned scrap pallets into a Tesla model Y. Pretty simple if ya know what you're doing
Safety first: ensure the pallet isn't made with chemically treated timber as this leaches into the soil and into you if you're growing edible plants. Look for a stamp on the pallet indicating if it's safe or not. (Google the stamps). Otherwise, enjoy your upcycled pallet.
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The first one, the herb garden. We did this 3 years ago on the first lockdown. I fixed 2 pieces of wood to the bottom to lift it 2 feet off the ground and take the weight, and it just needed 2 small brackets at the top to hold it against the wall. We then planted it with herbs and salad leaves.
good idea. But eventually the wood will rot because of the soil and water. Rather line them or treat the areas whete you are planting. love from South Africa ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦
It doesn't take that long to rot either . Unless you're using cedar or teak but that wouldn't be a pallet lol. Thanks 👍🏼
I use pallets to build most everything for my house/property from my Firewood Shed, inside Firewood hooch, living room end tables , bedroom nightstands and bathroom table, My next projects are a spice rack for the kitchen and a Wine rack.
Yes! Pallets are so versatile.
Problem being Sage Rosemary, Thyme etc need a lot more room than the space allocated for them, my Rosemary is over 3ft tall. Pallets have been used for home DIY for years yes!
Yes, your herbs can grow that big but there are a few issues with that:
1) not everyone has the space to let their herbs go crazy
2) unkept herbs can look like weeds if you don't tend to it and
3) you might be giving your herbs too much nitrogen.
If you have even a small planter, you can grow a satisfactory amount of herbs if you let it bush out. Also, for any and all edible plants, fertilize with anything that has the highest number last (i.e. lots of Potassium, like 315)
And i love your calm and soothing voice. You would be an incredible asset to major events with large crowds in attendance. If something bad happened at a big event, your voice on the mic could keep everyone calm and safe. Just sayin'... Great video btw
2:01 The Bob Ross of DIY pallet projects 🎨
I have seen many people using pallets for gardening and seating benches and tables.
That first pallet herb garden could easily be scaled up to accommodate an entire side of a deck or patio and made into a veggie garden. Perfect for those living in a large city without access to property for a small veggie garden.
These pallets are usually pressure sprayed with preservatives don't use them for growing food. If you must then line each trough with a heavy duty plastic
If using pallets for food, please only use heat treated pallets. They are the only ones you can safely use. All others are treated with BAD chemicals.
You had me up to "herbs" when you voiced the hard "h" sound.
I work in recycling pallets we dump so much wood 4/4 3/4 plywood and 100.of pallets to the crusher
Lots of places to get good pallets, you just have to know who to ask, or where to find them. Some people make money on them, picking them up from places that have them and you are allowed to take them, then you also have to know where you take them to get paid for them!!! I know this only because I do know people who do this for extra money!!!! And it's all legal!!!
Wow, great DIY's.
Wonderful instructions , nothing like carpentry skills 🖐🏾
One of the easiest skills to learn other than landscaping.... 😂😂😂That's why videos like this should get off my recommendations, I did carpentry 4 5 yearsAnd they teach nothing but the basics With a click bait title saying everyone's doing it other than just them in the copy or on RUclips that copies their video For the same thing they want money... They don't care about the community or they wouldn't have that bogus click bait title
I used pallets for few years in my garden closed to my home and got eaten by termites and my building just cost me hundreds to get the pest control done.
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BORNS THEM! OR NEVER KEEPING THWM NEAR YOUR BUILDING¡¡¡
Maybe your building had termites???
Most pallets are made from hardwood and very difficult to nail into with a hammer. We had to bust up used pallets at work, and eventually, we used a saw to cut them up to avoid the nails/staples used in their manufacturing. I also agree they are often saturated with toxic chemicals. That's 40+ years of experience.
The vast majority of pallets are made from softwood. Pine, etc.
The two places I worked over 30yrs. had both hardwood and pine pallets. The hardwoods had a deposit and were sent back. The pine pallets were disposable and we gave them away.
Worked in the packaging industry for 26 years. Pool pallets, which are made of hardwood, represent probably about 20% of the total freight moved. Hardwood is expensive for pallets and retrieving them, especially internationally isn't always practical.
@@billgreen2426 I worked for a beer distributor. A lot of the domestic breweries used hardwood and it had to be sent back. International brewers like the English and Australian brewers used pine for the long trips on ships overseas like you said.
I worked for a company that needed long skids. Partnof my job was making them out of 2 pallets joined together. It was impossible to hammer it a 10 penny nail. It would bend over. Had to drill holes for nails and wore out burned drill bits. HICKORY, Ash trees.
How cute!!!!!!! The first herb garden is awesome!!
Looks like a skid with weeds growing from it. Nice job!😂
What about termites?
Don't use the pallet if you see termites or termite damage!!!👍
Just an FYI You need to be careful regarding the type of wood you use if you are growing edibles. Most wood used in pallets are loaded with chemicals.
treated with methyl bromide - a toxic pesticide that has been linked to human health issues. But would be ok for flowers
Pallets are usually made of knotty pine and are untreated
Most are heat treated and anything other will be stamped or should be. But yes that's a good tip
As long as nobody starts licking them I'm sure it'll be fine
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Growing edible plants in containers that could leach harmful chemicals, isn't safe.
You don't have to " lick" the wood in order to ingest the chemicals.
Methyl bromide dissipates within 48 hours of treatment. It's used in shipping containers if an untreated pallet is in there ,then stamped to say so. It's harmless
Love this! ❤️
Excellent!!
Love from our farm in Africa Morocco 🇲🇦
Thanks for the ideas
Love that potting table! I need that, and thanks
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Great idea. Just an FYI the "H" in HERBS is SILENT.
American, eh? 😂
@sixfou well she does live in AMERICA😂
So is the word "genius" in the title
People have been doing this before you were born 😂
They make good sheds too.
And then the wood roots feom the constant watering.
Great idea.
It looks like it works, cool idea !
Nice.
Have you heard of paint brushes? Also good for writing on wood.
Brutal.
If you find any pallets around my area ,they are always torn up and pretty much useless.
Companies around here use them until they are splinters .
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All of the designs are a great design to plant vegetables.
Beautiful ❤
Awsome idea ❤
Literally nobody's copying this. They're stacking 3 pallets and calling her good
Very good style of teaching 😊
Some pallets are chemical treated, and most nails are spiraled and definitely don't come out that easy...
Yeah not a new idea by far lol but glad u figured it out👍
The guy in the 2md clip with the crates...tell me thats not rob shneider doing his best Bob Ross impression
Best part of the video is those flub arms. I love the flub
Carrying on like you invented the wheel or something truly amazing!
Like the ideas, and you don't have to invent the wheel to have a good idea 👍
The wood will rot because of wet soil. It would be better to use planters or maybe staple some plastic on the inside or something.
Definitely. It will rot and fall apart by next Summer.
Nothing lasts forever.
Very nice, u have a gold hands!!!
I want to make a green house. I'm wondering if t could use pallets to make a frame? Any ideas?
I think by attaching the pallets side by side and on top of each other ..
( secured properly on all corners and the middle...)
I feel that it could be a very sound structure.
Thanks I made a nice garden table
The “h” in herbs is silent. Next, that’s a lot of work for a herb garden since you can just put them in pots.
The "h" is only silent on the USA not in the UK ( and I believe they started the language.
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@@trevorbest-gn2dqWell considering she has an American or possibly Canadian English accent Id expect her to say the word Herb with a silent H. This isn't the UK. People that do pronounce the H are grammatically incorrect here in the US
Also the English borrowed the word from the French and in French the H is silent. Go even further and it was borrowed from Latin where again it was silent. However to match spelling the English decided to add the H pronunciation of the word. Therefore the American English way of saying the word is more correct than the British pronunciation.
The way she pronounced herbs was so annoying.
I am part of everyone and I assure you, I am not copying. 😂😂😂
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Scroll on then Karen! Why reply at all then? Just being bitchy I guess! 😅
Been done a million times. And I’ve done quite a few ‘projects’ with pallets and I can’t remember any of them coming apart that easily, most are put together with wire nails, a real pain to get out.
Wire as in pneumatic?
They dont - the nails are designed not to come out easily - if they did they would be useless as a transport medium. The wood splits before the nails give. So make sure you have plenty of pallets for the plant wall 😅
@@johnmason139 I use a cats paw to remove the nails, might still split a little because they are heat treated usually. But I've removed many pallet board easily, some not so much lol. Some will ruin but that's to be expected I suppose.
You can get real cheap pallets where I live almost home made style that aren't as well built, I've seen them around. I actually have a stack a pallets out back now I'm going to build wood storage for my cut wood. 🙂👍
I would not waste my time with that but it’s good fire wood for a bomb fire .
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Bomb fire?
Do you mean bonfire? Or is it something different?
I've never heard of a bomb fire...they sound rather dangerous!!
Minus pronouncing the H, cool project. I see a lot of comments saying it's unnecessary work, but obviously this woman is very skilled and crafty. For artist, it's never work when you enjoy what you're doing
Being creative, having a creative idea never seems like work!!!! Even if it turns out wrong initially, you usually have the "gusto" to redo the wrong and make your adjustments to get your desired result!! Just attempting to be creative and jumping in to try to get a specific result that you have in mind is invigorating... even if it needs tweaking!!!👍
I think ppl are leaving Smart Ass comments bc of the title….ppl be nice…
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Fascinating, how do you keep it from rotting out over the first one or two years?
Perfect u did a great job
Wow! That is awesome!
Nice ideas. Just an FYI the "H" is silent HERB 🌿
Not in Australia 😂
Only in America. Europeans also pronounce the H. I’m American and I say it whatever way comes out of my mouth. Usually with the H though.
@@Mimito5that's because European's do everything wrong
It has a pronounced ‘h’ except in America
I always pronounce the H. I thought it was what all the cool kids did?
Everyone is not copying that this summer.
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The stencil is longer and more complicated to do than the whole pallet building 🤔
A black sharpie would have been just as good and a lot easier.
Since she put soil directly into/against the wood, those boards are going to rot within 12-18 months, if that long. She needed to use inexpensive plastic pots instead of putting the soil directly against the wood.
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Don’t pick holes in a great idea! Why be negative? You don’t have to do it that way if it’s too difficult for you … just use a Sharpie or find someone with nice handwriting to do it for you 😊 Try thinking positively first time & always - please don’t criticise a good idea, that’s being shared free of charge, just to be helpful … think about ways it could be done to make your life easier or share it with someone else who might value the idea! 👍🏻😘
@@B_Bodziakif you use plastic you’re using a material that’s never going to rot down, it will end up in microscopic pieces in our oceans … why do you need to pick holes in someone else’s good idea? … plus it’s highly unlikely that wood will rot down in that time … worst case you have to build another one in several years’ time, so you repeat the same virtually free-of-charge project! 🤷🏻♀️
Different pallets have different ratings and chemicals applied to them. Also removing boards and nailing is not that easy.
I have a pallet collection because I thought I would do all these amazing things with them but found they are a pain to take apart.
I did build some flower boxes.
They've been great for our fire pit because they're free.
Our electric bill goes through the roof in the Winter so I hate using our firewood for Summertime fire pits.
If you have natural normal strength they are easy to rip apart 🤔
I love this!
Coming to a Facebook marketplace near you for a comical $300. 😂😂😂
"new" & "genius" ... You know it's B.S. The only thing missing was "WATCH THIS BEFORE IT'S BANNED!"
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This does not work in Northern Ireland...
Just FYI, unless you're British, the H in Herbs is silent. So it's pronounced Erbs not Herbs.
Or Australian, or a Kiwi, or Irish...
Great, but who's got the money for all those saws and equipment?🤔😔, not me newly unemployed. 😥
I’m just glad the lady said ‘herb’ and not ‘erb’.
I once took furniture and turned it into a pallet.
HAHAHAHA...LOL..😜
One problem wood and water do not mix. Especially when you have sod that holds moisture sitting against the boards. We get very little rain here but yet the bottom of our fence boards are decaying and they are off the ground slightly and made for weather. Pallets are not and I'm not saying this is a bad idea. I'm saying a lot more needs to be done and I think you know this but trying to make it look quick and easier than it is. If not you'll find out soon enough.
Notice that was the only ‘nicer’ looking pallet in the pile? It looked as if someone already sanded it down & gently placed it on the junk pile. Pass. I wouldn’t trust what the wood could have absorbed. If you could make it as a window box holder, so you can grow your herbs in a clean window box, then maybe ok, but not just dirt. Also, most people don’t have a garage full of tools you’d need to do this.
I always enjoy hometalk. I especially liked projects 1 and 2.
Great projects. Thanks for sharing.
All of this stuff. I bought from dollar tree... yeah except the 20$ crates from michaels lol
The look’s very nice I have a pallet and I’m going to make some thing out of it
That title thou.... Everyone !. The globe !. Dammmmm
Kia Ora from New Zealand I seen a young maori couple making the pilet garden in 2013 grate to see others
Lovely!
I OWN A TRUCKING COMPANY. I HAVE TO PAY FOR 26 PALLETS PER TRUCK. THE NAME OF MY COMPANY IS SPRAY-PAINTED ON THE PALLETS IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE RETURNED WHEN IT GETS TO ITS LOCATION. PALLETS ARE NOT FREE, THEY DON'T FALL FROM THE SKY. JUST LIKE MILK CARTONS FOR INSTANCE. THE VALUE OF THE PALLET DEPENDS ON HOW STURDY IT IS. THAT GOES BY COLOR. YOU WILL SEE BLUE RED THAT DEFINES THE PRICE. SOME PEOPLE EVEN FLIP PALLETS FOR A LIVING.
not sure what point you're trying to make here.. I think everyone realizes pallets don't fall from the sky 😂
I make pallets out of used furniture
Life is but a dream... And in it I have all the tools needed to make it happen wamp wamp
"Now we are starting our DIY wood pallette project by buying 4 pre-built crates..." 😂
I would have put a plastic liner on the inside with drain holes before adding soil, most Pallets are treated for insects, mold etc .. esp in Australia with CCA treatments ..
I'm not even concerned about the finished product. Very few people are repurposing pallets. So, not everyone is copying any given idea.
I would paint the potting shelf because it will rot away if you leave it out in the weather. Great idea but whats the use of putting all that hard work into it if your going to let it rot away.
Great reply!! Others have mentioned the "rot" problem.. but I like the addition of "why do all that work" to let it rot!!!! Absolutely!💯
Cool
Everyone in this video has a nice voice 😊
beautiful 😊