Pallet Wood Dining Tables!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- I build a set of dining tables from huge stack of pallets and a bit of recycled furniture. It was the first project in my new workshop! Subscribe for more pallet wood projects and upcycling ideas!
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Loved the twist at the end when we find out the tables are going to the same place you made the counters for.
Ever since I first saw your video where you made those amazing counters using pallet wood, I've been dreaming of building some floor standing speakers using the same technique you employed in both videos, instead of using MDF. They would have a unique look.
This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble ruclips.net/user/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh by yourself. But the diagrams explaining the steps are really pretty bad. I could not get the handle pins in all the way despite multiple attempts, so I just used a screw I had on hand for the 2nd handle. I could not get the first pin in further or pull it back out. You are supposed to hammer it in, but I had no leverage and the handle is plastic and I did not want to risk breaking it. I will get a lot of use out of the bench because of the convenient size and height. It does fold up nicely for storage. They even explain how to fold it so you don't get pinched...that is important!
Wow. They almost look like they’re made of pieces of exotic wood. Very beautiful. Crazy how much time they took though. Excellent work. Bravo.
I don't know if I've ever seen someone use a router so comfortably and precisely as in this video. Well done once again!
Great work, I made a 4'x7' dinning table of pallets inspired by your dining table, thanks for the videos
Thanks for the kind words stcalles, would love to see it!
Just subbed I'm starting to do handyman jobs for finishline pacsun timberland kirklands & tedbaker etc so your advice helps me even on commercial Jobs ! Thank you ! I'm renovate handyman & designer in orlando fl if ever wanna make a video together !
You completely changed the look of that hotel with your TWO PROJECTS.
The testament to the hard work is the one-year-on shots where they still look like the day they left the shop. There are many makers on RUclips... how many have this sort of cast iron credibility in their work?
So happy for you with a new and larger workshop 😊!!! Super excited!!
That LOGO u use for ur channel is great so with that said I'm hoping u put it on all of ur customer work.. Even some way of cutting it into or burning it on or even making some small CNC'd round pieces u could glue into an area on the corner of the tables.. Having ur work on display in a place like this is great for business. Make sure u have signed ur work pal.. Great builds.
Love your work! The table end cut off look like a city scap.
I thought so too....it would make a great piece of art work for a wall.
Thank you Elizabeth!,. i thought the same thing as well! I have tons of those cuttoffs saved now, not quite sure what to do with them yet. Consider subscribing for more videos as i have a ton in the pipeline at the moment! Hope life is treating you well!
Thank you for taking the time to put together your video. I picked up a couple of good ideas from watching you work.
Many people underestimate the time and effort that goes into reclaiming wood. They seem to think that since the wood is free, that the price for the item should be low. Not true with all of the labor. Love that new saw in your new shop. Would love to have one. Maybe someday. Keep showing us your work.
Also, any thoughts on how to salvage the stringers if they are in decent shape?
i sell reclaimed stuff for higher than stuff from the lumber yard just because those eco friendly people will pay it to satisfy their "helping the planet ego"
@@SlickRickTPB that's kind of a rude way of putting it don't you think? Besides it's not only the eco friendly people that want it. it happens to be the home decor trend right now. the "farm style". you can't get that look from wood from a lumber yard. well you can but it's as labor intensive as taking apart a pallet. My daughter happens to make those farm style painted signs. And whenever she cn can her hands on repurposed wood she snags it up. it increases the value of the same sign by 150%. Although she has NEVER bought any of hers. she gets repurposed dock wood, barn wood, but i may just start ripping some pallets apart for her as well.
Man these tables (and the bar top!) turned out so nice! Crazy to think about how much work goes into even one of these and you cranked out three of them.
Turning forgotten old pallets into things of beauty. Nice work, keep it up!
Thanks Mike! Was a lot of work! I appreciate the kind words and hope you subscribe for future videos! have a bunch of neat projects coming out soon!
You want pallets come and get em I got a TON!!! Great video keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks Adam! I'll definitely take you up on that offer, how many do you think we could fit in a Miata?
Grrat job. Just starting to collect and break down pallets for projects. That was great. New sub.
About your comment on a "tired planer". I truly get that can take it's toll on a power tool, but that's a pretty good and durable planer (on my wish list). Wouldn't a knife change take care of that problem? Maybe new brushes on the motor? Your work, and more so - your patience - are inspirational. Keep up the awesome work.
Thanks for watching and the kind words Dan! As for that planer, I've gone through plenty of blade changes, and the brushes still looked great. Even with fresh blades this planer was just not built for the type of production i put it through over the last 5 years. I've run many THOUSANDS of boards through it and it now just over heats after any extended use. I ended up giving it to a friend who is starting out and will use it on a much more normal scale. That being said Its a great beginner planer and I definitely got my moneys worth from it. I've got a few videos on the horizon showing off a new jet lunchbox planer i picked up recently, consider subscribing so you don't miss out! Thanks again for the comment and the kind words. Have a great day!
Awesome video brother stay strong and God bless.
Totally amazing procedure
Loving your videos👍👍👍👍❤️loving the fact reusing wood and saving our environment Lovaly proyect, much luck to u.
You are creative and inspiring wood lovers keep it up my friend
Thank you Ozil! i appreciate the kind words and hope you can consider subscribing for future videos! Hope life is treating you well!
Very impressive workmanship…
Congrats on the new table saw. Much safer than the old one but it did get you going. 👍🏻🇺🇸
Wow, what a job! Beautiful work!
Thank you so much Kerry! I appreciate the kind words! I have a bunch more videos on the horizon so please consider subscribing so you don't miss out! Hope life is treating you well! Have a great day!
OUT-STANDING!!!!
Hey man. Lovely job.
How long do these job normally take? I only ask because I've made a few pieces using pallet wood and very labour intensive. Keep up the good work
Good to see you back TC. In new bigger and improved shop. Miss the fire barrel duh. I am sure you are not. lol How many coats total did you end up with for the top 5-6? All the best.
It took a while to catch some free time to get videos rolling again, but im back! I have about 6 videos in the pipeline at the moment.. Its a ton of work to get through all this footage but im enjoying the downtime out of the shop currently. I have a tiny fire pit behind my house now i can burn little bits of scrap when were having small fires at night! I think in total i went through about 7 coats before i was tired enough to give up! Thanks again for commenting Splanzza!
They turned out beautiful. Tha l you got sharing. 😁👍🏻
I'm sure I am not the first to suggest it, but you need a utility trailer! It would reduce the number of trips needed for pallet harvesting, not to mention transporting your finished pieces. Just a thought! Congrats on the new shop - you definitely have a lot more elbow room!👍
Have you ever thought of gluing those chunky bits up together and doing a wood turning project with them? I an sure there is enough material in you off-cuts to make something with.
Hey! Welcome back! It was a long time to wait for your next video. Enjoyed watching your work very much.
Great Job!!
Thanks Jon!
Wow 👏 you put it on 😃
Oh my goodness... it's so beautiful and functional. Thank you! Instead of chopping down more trees, you are using discarded pellets. So beautiful, the work you do. If I'm near you, I would buy my furniture from you, as much of it as I can. Thank you x 10. I wonder, do you have a way to recycle and use the loose bits of pellets that you saw away? 4 thumbs up! (including my toes)
Nice !
Really nice idea, looks really good. Can I ask you, what is the size of the table? I'm planning to do the table for my wife, where our whole family coud sit during celebrations and I can have pallet wood for free, so this could be a great way how to do it. Thank you, great work!
In between projects you should consider making some taller workbenches. Just look how often you were bent over throughout this video. Keep up the great work!
great video!!
You should get a drum sander my man.
I have long been interested in pallets as stock and cable wheels too.
Recycling and upcycling is a great passion to have! Thanks for watching James! consider subscribing for future videos!
Great job👍👏👏👏
Thank you Phonesmith! Hope life is treating you well!
You are an eco crafts man. You 🎸 🤘
Jqk z niceho uelat kraaasnou stolni desku!!! 🤪
Great job, dude. Awesome....
Nice job. When you make a vid do we need to see you do the same thing 3 times.
Good work 👏
Uau 😍, ficaram lindas essas mesas. quantos dias levou para produzir? Parabéns. 👍🙌🇧🇷
Beautiful work! Change music background 😉
I'm not a Min Wax fan for poly if you have a Home Depot in your area and they're allowed to carry Pro Finisher by Parks for floors gives in my opinion a much harder finish with fewer coats. I used it on my floor near my upstairs steps with cats making that corner never scratch it. Also, I was using another brand on my window sills and the sun within a couple of years would start to peal. After 10 years those same window sills not even a bubble using Pro Finisher Parks Poly plus, I also prefer an oil-based product to a water based. I'm not a rep for Parks, I have used this product for years I just hope they keep it on the market with all the government EPA rules. Nice job, very time consuming
I'm Brasilian, sorry for my english..kkk awesome job...
Second video of yours I've seen.
I'm hooked, line and subscribed!
Appreciate the kind words Vince! more videos coming out soon!
good job !👌
Fantastic job. Absolutely loved watching the wood colours come to life.
Do you air nail the whole width of the slab?
Thanks Hasan! I use brads through most of the slabs excluding the last layers, so i don't run into issues with the biscuit joiner cutting into brads, or brads sticking through the visible edges. Have more videos coming soon! Would be great if you could consider subscribing! Hope life is well!
Me to👍
Hi there I have watched a lot of your videos and the work you do is beautiful. I have just started building some furniture but I seem to only get pine pallets. What timber do get if you don’t mind me asking
From Les in Australia
Stunning build am just starting doinh this and live edge work. Can i ask what you sold these for if u dont mind and alao what the size of the slats were. 🏴👍
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I just found your channel, and I'm loving it! Out of curiosity, where did you get your rolling wood rack from? I looked on Amazon that didn't find anything that looked even remotely close to what you have!
keep up the great work and congratulations on the new table saw and can't wait to see the rest of your videos!
And yes, I already subscribed to your channel!😁
they looked like old bakery racks, and he also had bread baskets that they deliver bread to stores to put his wood in. Go to your local bread outlet store sometimes they will have them out in back, where they are tossing them out along with the baskets. Always make sure they are getting rid of them first. sometimes they are just in the way and they set them outside.
Why leave all the gaps in between boards? You fixed a big knot but missed a huge gap 2 inches away from it
It's is definitely great work but was it really worth it in the end? Labor alone had to be worth 30k or more.
That gray rolling (pipe? sheet goods? cabinet doors?) rack you have is super nice. I've never seen one like that, especially not with the u-frames and the extension bars. Do you know what it's called or where you can find it?
Quality lasts 👌
Amazing work!! Just curious, i know you had the other furniture too, but how many pallets do you think that was??
Mate!!! Give me some of your energy. Amazing! But seriously, toss some this way.
Parabéns trabalho perfeito 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤⚘
Could tung oil be sprayed on with a good sprayer? And back-rolled of course....
Can I ask why ur using so many nails in these really nice Table tops? Have u had trouble with the wood separating before? I'm asking genuinely bcos I'm starting to do a little bit with pallet wood atm and could use some helpful advice. Just wondered why my friend.. Love the look of the tops.. Really nice looking table tops these are.. Well done pal..
What part of Michigan are you at Howell Plymouth areas nice tables
Is that coat UV resistant?
Fantastic build.
Im not exactly sure on the UV resistant qualities of Polycrillic, but i do know that it does not turn amber colored with age, like with polyurethane. Thanks for the kind words! I just uploaded the second part of this video series a few days ago, you should check that one out too!
amazing, what did you use in finishing???
Where are you located? See a lot of winter and snow ❄️
What did you spray on at the very end was that more of the polyacrylic?
are all of the boards the same thickness, or do you organize them by different thicknesses?
I usually plane whatever thickness i can get out of them, with that dewalt planer i was using the depth stop at either 1/4" , 1/2", 3/4" 1" etc.. And yes definitely organize them by thickness to keep the layers consistent. They are all just one big math problem! Thanks for commenting Pixie! Please consider subscribing for future videos, I've got some really cool projects going to drop soon, Hope life is treating you well!
Hi..Nice work! What kind varnish is it?
Wait, is someone really selling small jars of sawdust?!?!
Hahahaha!
how thick are those table tops?
Can you use Tung oil then polyurethane??
What is that white liquid that he applied after tung oil?
Waddup Waddup
Did you thin out the poly for spraying?
NEED MORE GLUE
I added a slow-mo glue bottle spurt just for you!
Think you need a large trailer
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What type? Of pallet wood do you use
7:30 are you THAT afraid of using the tablesaw?
you know , you made some great wood there but messed it up with legs
Please put on your blade guard on
Maybe if you'd slow things down a bit we could see what you're doing
Please would you put your blade guard on for monotonous work 🙏 🙄 to prevent accidents
Do you think there's any validity to doing non end grain stuff with pallet wood? Seems like it's all end grain. No one does top grain.
Edit: These are still great and look killer. Not knocking it.
My projects almost never use actual "end grain". Its mostly.. side grain? lol its more of a bowling alley pattern than an actual butcher block style endgrain. Thanks for watching!!
@@treecycled That's what I meant lol. Just wondering if like a laminated top could look good.
More videos.....
I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos but I hate listening to them. Please could you find some more music with more universal appeal.
oh ans sorry to slow bud oo
Dude whenever you use pallets you can't be too careful when it comes to cutting dust. Many pallets are treated, some more than others...
waw so slow
Not saying how much for 3 tables having to put legs on too
? Seriously worthless video without that info
that annoying music sure does suck
People sure do like different things, don't they? Thanks for watching!
Ich habe beide Untertitel deaktiviert, sie kamen trotzdem. Da habe ich den Film ausgeschaltet.
I disabled both subtitles, they came anyway. That's when I turned off the movie.
Thanks for watching Kraber50., Have a great day!
Lots of work. Good profit?
Great job !!!!