Steampunk Apothecary Chest Coffee Table Made From Pallet Wood and Recycled Copper.
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2020
- A steampunk inspired apothecary chest made out of recycled pallets. The whole build used 6 pallets of various sizes , 1 copper hot water cylinder, and 1110 copper rivets.
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... there are no words. This gentleman transformed what anyone else might view as trash into an item of beauty. With a bonkers degree of quality, too.
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As an upcycling woodworker myself, the quiet patience of bringing this idea to life impresses me as much as the skill and finished product. A lot of people don't understand how much patience it takes to bring a project like this together, especially when starting with what is essentially scrap material suitable for a Friday night bonfire. What a fantastic piece!
I don't know if I can praise this guy highly enough. He has the patience of Job, the vision of Leonardo De Vinci and the skill of Faberge. Simply superb.
Geee this guy never shuts up. 😂😂😂😂. It’s my old radial arm saw. I’m going to go get one in the morning. I find them way more useful. In shop only of course. Great video and awesome wood craft. What ???? A hammer and nails ??? It’s great to see someone doing that. I thought I was. The only one doing that anymore. BRAVO 🙌 BRAVO 🙌
It’s a thing of beauty and the inner child within me is crying, “I want one!”.
This guy is talented. I wonder if when he looks at a pile of skids does he see the finished product. Amazing it is ridiculous that there is 837 people that gave this video a thumbs down. They must shop at Ikea or live in a tent.
As a woodworker who watches a lot of other woodworkers, I have to say you have shown the best skill by far. Doing it by hand aside, your jointery is on point good sir. You have my respect.
I’ve Been doing pallet furniture for over 30+ years and have never seen tis level of awe inspiring craftsmanship. Truly makes me feel like a beginner.
This is one of the most beautiful projects I've ever seen! I am completely floored by your skill and dedication, and that was before you even started the literal 1000+ copper rivets. It really goes to show you, high end materials help, but a masterpiece is truly a reflection of the artist.
I am blown away. No fanfare or needless blabbering - just pure talent at work and so therapeutic to watch. 👏
My jaw actually dropped when you did the copper parts,, that is absolutely stunning!! Fantastic work!
I’m obsessed with the old time apothecary aesthetic
Now this is honest upcycling for once. Adding TRUE value to overlooked materials.
Gosh, so many times throughout the video I was thinking "ok, NOW he's done" and then he added something else! Just for flavor! In awe at the sheer skill of this lad.
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Amazing work. That’s what I aspire to learn, how to transform nothing into a treasure.
I'm a Home Improvement contractor, and I'm telling you, this man is dead on with his measurements and cutting ability. Making those drawers fit like that, there's no room for error. And it was great the way the face of them was finished. I was waiting for him to start cutting drawer fronts to attatch like a normal cabinet would have, but how inventive it is to just trim out the existing face like that? Great in it's simplicity. Another great idea.
As an enthusiastic fan of upper-end steampunk items, I loved, loved, loved this piece! I also have an immense appreciation for artisans that can take the materials of their choosing and turn them into masterpieces. Sir, I wish I had a cedar chest that looked almost like this! I am in awe!
If I didn't watch you do it, there's no way I would believe that your beautiful chest was made of pallet wood. Well done sir!