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I am a fellow wood worker as well and will fill you in on a little secret. The best virgin wood pallets you can use are free at furniture stores. Their wood is clean and usually a hard wood since they need strong wood for shipping their clean new furniture and rust free nails, you’re welcome!! Love the videos, keep’em coming.
I absolutely LOVE that you're doing this. A couple of tips so you can do this for a long time: 1) Take your watch off, wear masks, wear gloves, wear steel toe boots 2) Use a push block with your table saw. It's never a problem until it is. Most people would give this two thumbs up if they still had both. 3) Watch a video on proper table saw steps - I noticed you stand behind your saw directly with your body in full sight of the blade - this is a quick death / dismemberment. You want to stand to the side of your blade so that if there is kickback from your piece, it will fly UP (always) and miss your groin (death), your face (death), or your arm (Dismemberment). 4) Get yourself a foam featherboard by Bow. If you put this on your table saw, it will help keep pressure against your fence for straight edges and way less chance of kickback.
Blueberries 😂love your projects I have done a really nice coffee table from pallet wood myself and I'm very proud of it and I'm getting some good ideas from you to start doing them again, well tks , John from Ireland 🇮🇪, peace ✌️
I feel like I just binge watched a season on HGTV. Seriously, you deserve a your own show. The fabrication and lining up the sales would be so entertaining to watch and get people in to wanting to do the same. Can’t wait to see you on prime time one day!
They are beautiful and fun to watch you get so excited!. You have a very cute and sweet personality. No worries I'm a grandma. Not something I'd usually watch, but you make it fun. Thank you!
I saw that too but on the second shot of him doing the legs he has push sticks so he's just ignoring safety and not using when he doesn't feel like it. Future amputee
Blueberries. Pineapple. Yucca. My dad always used to have a woodworking project going on in our basement. As a kid I loved to go watch him work and smell the fresh-cut lumber. He never had any power tools, so everything was done with hand saws, planers, hammers, screw dirvers and sanding blocks. I get a wonderful sense of blissful nostalgia watching your videos. Thanks so much. Sending a grateful hug from British Columbia. Best of luck on your journey.
Yucca, first time watcher. I love how you left your mistakes and trials in the video. Makes it more relatable. I hope to do something like this one day, maybe when I retire, and spend it with someone I love. Congrats on your marriage.
Yucca 😂 Stumbled across this because my 17 year old has been dabbling in woodworking for about 3 years but wants to tackle some larger projects. When I saw the title I was intrigued, but the longer I watched the more excited I became because I actually have 4 sons and 3 daughters and they are all “makers” in their own way. I can envision my oldest son 3D printing jigs and templates and my 15 year old son pouring epoxy resin into table tops. My oldest daughter is a wood burning guru/artist. I’m showing this video tonight for family movie night to help get their creative juices flowing and further spark their entrepreneurial spirits.
Yucca, blueberry, pineapple and every other comestible you can think of! You are not only inspirational but your positive energy is very contagious! Looking forward to your new adventures!
Yukka pineapple blueberry - what an awesome watch. You’re such a lovely couple too. Congrats on your wedding and wishing you all the success with your woodworking. So enjoyable!!!
Yucca - It was a really interesting set of videos to this 74 yr old woman. I built two small wood projects forty years ago, and we still use them both (breadbox and stool). I love your enthusiasm and seeing how you solve your problems. Thank you.
You seems like a very honest person. Mistakes are also captured in the videos and i think that is the your genuineness. Appreciated as i am also trying to start wood working soon
Literally can take any scrap pieces and make a push sticked. Exited the video. He won't have fingers in a few episodes with no safety precautions and I can't bear to see that.
I was a paramedic. I responded to a 911call for a "cut finger". We got there and saw a man in his garage... Next to his bloody table saw holding his finger... Kinda attached. It much was more than a cut. Half of his finger was only holding on by the skin on the top. In woodworking school, I was taught to always use a push stick. Admittedly, before this other guys incident, I'd rip boards using my fingers. Albeit carefully. After seeing what a table saw does to fingers, I never worked without a push stick again. Lol.
At 73 wish I had taken up carpentry work at 18. Now I thinking of building my first table. Much thanks from Oregon beaches. and Yacka or something close.
The amount of knowledge i got even by your few mistakes or struggles with the steam bending is immeasurable. I instantly want to build a adjustable cylinder for a custom radius to counter the spring back. Man for real thank you very much. Im 23 and struggled with depression for 4 years. Channels like yours brought back my hobby and imner child. I moved from berlin back to country side and want to build everything i can getvmy hands on rn. I want to start working for a small container house for around 100 k. I will start to post my journey around next year. Wish you the best and keep up the hustle
Yucca...So I started watching this video on a freezing cold January evening in Santa Fe, NM thinking I might make it through 5 minutes and here I am at the very end. You are an amazing artist, craftsman and teacher. I learned so much and am truly inspired. Watching your journey was time well spent. Thank you for sharing the good, bad and the ugly and I wish you and your beautiful wife all the very best. Warm Regards, Don Moya
Blueberries-pineapple-yucca! Loved this video - I’m older (63) and disabled… prior to MS getting the best of me, I had always wanted to try my hand at woodworking. I am an artist and have a creative brain…. and I’ve subscribed so I can live vicariously through you and your projects. Keep creating! Great stuff!! 💜😊
I too am 63, living with ppms. I am a retired floral, interior designer. I love creative, anything. I live through watching what I can not physically do, any longer. I enjoy his talent. Oh to be young, healthy, and creative. God bless you😊
Hey there, I am an artist as well, but disabled from some brain issue. Had to quit a job I loved. I do get a monthly check for disability, but keep wondering if there is something that can be done to make an extra income. Just wondering if you might know of something to look into? By the way, my brother has MS himself and has been seriously blessed to stay working. Anyhow, I hope this was okay to ask. You take care.
There is, I believe, a supplement working wonders with MS…and dietary changes. Just can’t think what it is off hand. I vaguely remember one of the B vitamins greatly assisting ? Parkinson’s…Thiamine (1) or niacin. Perhaps carry out some research. A good place to start would be to find a more promising Handle. Thoughts/words have energy and may well keep you being focussed upon an hopeless outcome…💜
@@brigidlaffey7343 there are so many cures for every human ailment that has been suppressed. You can start with gut health being a key factor. DR Ken Berry promotes carnivore diet with many testimonials available. A RUclips search on natural health will bring up many different modes of healing. I agree that the words you speak aloud and in your thoughts affect your experiences. Jose Silva's book on mind control teaches you how to reprogram your own mind They could redefine the meaning of @beyondhope7 to mean faith and knowing that they will find the path to health.
Yucca! My attention span does NOT usually allow for such a long video. However, your engaging style, ability to show the wins and challenges kept me engaged! Thank you for keeping it real! 😊🎉😂😊
My attention span is short as well. I enjoyed the video. I don’t know anything about wood working. I started thinking how can I travel to Canada for the first time to get a table…
Yeah the music with the sanding parts made me watch the whole thing, and his pure jew to do this and make a video of it was awesome you can tell he really loves it
Yucca!❤ California old lady here welcoming you and your bride to warmer climates. So fun to watch you create. I apprenticed for my grandfather in his woodworking shop. I loved the scent of wood shavings and his pipe! Wishing you both all the best.
Yucca. I watched this video nonstop from Delhi man. I don't know why, but it was so easy to the eyes that time just flew by. Congratulations to both of you for this new phase of life. I am pretty sure you both will have a great life going forward. God bless guys.
yucca! No yuks at all. I loved your video! I'm a 77 year old female who loves to build things. I redid my entire house inside and used aspen and maple. Its really beautiful. The wood was harvested, sawed, dried, planed right on my land so its really wonderful to work with. Your video makes me want to try doing something with pallets! Most of all, I love your attitude about everything you do...the good, the challenging, and the ideas! God bless and may you have a really bright, happy journey doing the things you love to do!
I play around pallets a lot. Being a 70 year old grandma I try to make it as easy as possible. I purchased an air locker AP700 pneumatic nail remover gun. Got myself a large garbage can placed hard styrofoam on the bottom and a piece of plywood with a 2 inch opening for the top. It works like a charm. Don’t know how I ever did without. Well worth the investment. Love your work! 💕
I can't picture this. What did you make? I can't figure out what purpose the 2" opening serves. I can't envision what kind of garbage can you bought. 😊 I am pretty creative myself and this is frustrating my brain.😂
@@Andie1951 I use a large garbage can like about waist high. I placed styrofoam in the bottom to prevent the nails from bouncing up. I had an old piece of plywood that was a bit bigger than the top of the garbage can so I used it as a cover than a cut a 2 inch wide slit that goes approximately from the centre of the plywood to the edge of the plywood. Then I put my pallet board on top of the plywood with the head of the nail over the slit so the nail can go inside the garbage can. Hope this helps.
damn instead of binging netflix now im binge watching wood workers build table tops on youtube. I'm amazed how u can come up with such quality furnitures with such limited space. as a home woodworker/diy-er I always have problems finding space. The small planer u have seems like a good addition to my woodworking tools, imma try to find one like that as well! YUCCA!
Congratulations on your marriage! I’m very happy that you’re finally using safety wood push tools on your table saw! It’s a great example of how to safely work! By the way, in August 2021, when I bought my home up in the northeastern mountains of Lanaudiere, Quebec, Canada, the whole property was filled with pallets … tons and tons of pallets on top of other pallets to the tune of close to 10 feet high and occupying a great portion of 35000 square feet!! Many pallets were rotting and attracting giant carpenter ants! Plus, I couldn’t see all the beautiful trees in the woods! So, needless to say that I gave a lot away and took all the rest apart and cut them up to burn in my indoor and outdoor fireplaces! this year 2023 I had a super major setback that prevented me from working outside and cutting more pallets (Which I really miss doing!), and I hope and pray to be able to continue in the spring & summer of 2024! Wishing everyone who watches this a Wonderful 2024! “Yucca” Joshua Tree
Yucca. Yes I made it through to the end and thoroughly enjoyed watching you make some impressive furniture. I'm a retired man in my mid 70's from Somerset UK. I have loved woodwork since school days where we were lucky to have a great teacher. Keep up the good work 😊 Hugh
It's beautiful to see people stilling honing and practicing these arts. I call it art because of my stepdad. He was a true master at woodwork. His ability was flawless, his speed almost effortless, and he could make you anything you'd dream up. I watched him build a bench/guitar case that was shaped like a coffin, for a musician. The top of the bench flipped open like a piano seat, and inside were hinges that lifted up and out to hand you the guitar. The guy was so happy that we ended up building him kitchen table and chairs. I mostly helped with assisting and sanding 🤣😂 (wish I would've taken it more serious when I was a kid helping him) I play a bunch of instruments, write, and paint in acrylics & oils. So I did end up finding the artist in me...but I wish I had taken my creative nature into building things like this. Very cool
I’m a retired dental hygienist and I used four pallets that I picked up free to make a hanging garden unfortunately pallets don’t work well outside in the California weather so one of them after a few years fell off the wall but the connections are still good I think I’m gonna repeat it but I’m gonna Revise it. A little bit pallets are wonderful and you work is amazing. It popped up on my RUclips when I couldn’t sleep and I was hooked. I spent couple hours watching your Construction and with envy since my hands are not working like they used to. I’m going to share your videos with my grandkids, you are amazing and I am the people that purchase your useful artwork. Online and that elevated Desk is absolutely gorgeous.
Umm... It's not because it's California weather... Wood in general does not do well with moisture for long periods, and since a hanging garden would receive its fair share of water you were lucky that it held for that long. Wood gets soft and weak due to moisture. You should maybe seal the wood beforehand the next time round.
I myself love building things with pallets. My husband thought I was crazy “ like let’s just go buy the wood you need “ nope still going out and getting all the free pallets I want . Thank you . Your very talented in woodworking. Hopefully I can get there to.
Omg see My comment 3 or 4 ahead of you...... KEEP SMILING is my life motto! I say it sooo very often too others as well... Goodluck in all ur future endeavrs---KEEP SMILING!!!❤❤🧡🧡❤❤
Yucca! lots of love from Kenya, Africa. When it comes to your creative projects, its a moment of "Don't touch the dial!!". Continue with the great job. You are my inspiration
Yucca! (You-ka) i cant tell you how inspiring this video is and it kept my spirits up through a long hard day of work taking calls from upset people; ive been on a bing of crafting videos from restoring old cabins to building them from scratch to making huge self succient water systems and gardens to 50 caliber soccer shoes lol to making powerful sling shots and then this, and i always see this energy of positivitey and hope and resourcefulness and activism throughtout everyone and it makes me want to be an artisan and craftsman and be free of the desk job and to learn to be self suficent and free, i want to live that dream
When figuring your total cost (out of your pocket) you should include something for tool depreciation and for blades on your circular saw , table saw , and blades for your plainer , sand paper , paint brushes , dust mask , safety glasses , ect... Because eventually you will be buy more of all these things Also keep up the awesome workmanship and your energy of excitement you have while doing these projects!! That is so Cool and when you really enjoy what your doing your work will project that enthusiasm you have !!
Yucca! Your video of the palette table you built and sold for $550 was my first video I seen of yours as it popped up in my feed. I will say- Im hooked. I also started out using palettes and other free wood scraps. So its nice to see other peoples progression and successes! Thank you for also showing your trials and problem solving! Its been refreshing to know that I am not the only one who comes across challenges that push us and then more so, to celebrate the victories of making it work out!! 😊 congratulations on your marriage and your new chapter/ adventure of life!! Looking fw to watching more!! Amy from Texas
It's so great to read other people's stories that actually sound like my own. I love nothing more than problem-solving my way through my wood projects. Every time, I learn something new. I don't know that I would like building something with all brand new wood, cuts done right the first time, and without the band-aids. The best part is making it all work in the end. Frustration feels better after you overcome it. It makes success feel that much better. I build things for myself, not for sale. So I'm okay with imperfections here and there. My issue is space. No garage, shop space. I only have my yard and closets to store tools. The dream is for a workshop. Nothing else, haha. Jk Paint and Wood Craft Studio! Happy Creating!
That was the moment that captured my attention for the very same reason! I'm one of those people that experience any and every possible disaster during a project, so I appreciated seeing your little disasters & watching you work past them
I was wondering why everyone was commenting yucca. Found out!!! Glorious video that captured my attention the entire time. You are so positive, happy, unstressed, and hard working!!! Im so proud of you! What an inspiration! That pallet desk with the diamonds was just awe striking it could have easily sold for thousands on etsy or something or an art gallery. Wow, wow, and wow. I need to work harder in my life. Great job on everything!!!
Couple things, as someone missing parts of their fingers, always use a push stick. I still have red and white oak lying around from the pallet I partially amputated three fingers on my left hand from one of the cuts I saw you do on this video from the first coffee table. Been behind a table saw since I was a teen, it just takes a second. I noticed your getting a lot of burn on the wood from your table saw, it either means its time to replace your blade or your pushing too hard and not letting the blade work its way through the wood. Lastly, routers always go one direction, towards the spin just like your saws. You'll get a smoother finish and less jittering and bounce. Great work, and I loved your camping with a 3d printer video, that's how I'm here watching your other content. I grew up in Northern Cali, so seeing the countryside was very nostalgic for me.
Yucca!! & I think I prefer the marathons when I’m working. I don’t have to waste time trying to find the next video. You’ve already done the work for me! I absolutely loved watching every single one!
Amazing, I love natural wood and so that you use it to "rescue" the Wooden resources! A tree needs a long time to grow up and we consume so much resources. HeHe your Hair grows a lot!! 😊 Greatings from Berlin Germany.
I think it's great that you track your time as well as your overhead. So many DIY's don't take into consideration how their time is valuable and should be taken into consideration when the job is finished. Good going, I'm going to look at my pallets differently from now on.
Blueberries, pineapple, yucca!! Thanks for sharing some epic transformations giving a new, beautiful life and purpose to some sad retired palette timber. Those hardwoods came up sooo nice. You’ve given me some great upcycling ideas for furnishing my current build for next to nothing.
The fastest way of taking the pallets apart is a low profile car jack. It works just have to start in the middle a little at a time so you don’t break them. I like what you’re doing. I made a shed for my generator, ready-made walls and doors the sheaf is 6’ x 8’ every all the wood components of this was left over from other projects. But now that I’ve seen your project gave more ideas for more projects. Thanks Dan
Blueberries, Pineapple & Yucca. 😂 Me and my husband absolutely loved this video! We came across it completely randomly. You have completely inspired us! A few years ago, we used to build pallet furniture. And this made us really miss it! When it's just me and my husband, in the shop, the smell of fresh cut wood, wood stain etc... We forget everything else. It's just the two of us and our creative minds, working together to build beautiful works of art. That we and others can truly appreciate. There is nothing better than a handmade piece of furniture! It can last forever if it's well taken care of. And it's so fun to see when a piece of furniture like yours, is passed down to another generation. Everything is made so cheap these days. So thank you for what your doing. Especially for inspiring us to come back together and start our own pallet furniture adventure again! We subscribed and look forward to watching all of your content!
love your energy, love the minutes calculated cuz I love knowing what I'm making per hour, love your creativity, and love the fact you're using free or low cost materials. Oh, and I love your music choices!! Awesome!!
YUCCA! Morley, this is the first time I've seen your channel and I'm loving it. You have a very genuine and inspiring outlook on things. I could not help but smile while watching this compilation. I wish nothing but the best for you and your lovely bride! Your woodworking projects are simply amazing. Thanks!
Man you scared the crap outta me pushing that pallet slat through the saw blade with your fingers...I saw a man's 4 fingers fly all over the workshop one time and had to go find them and pick them up and get em ice so they could sew them back onto his mangled hand....it took one split second to happen and I saw it in slow motion...please be more careful
I own a furniture store and an employee was cutting down plywood and he had taken the gard of the table saw and he's hand went thru the saw and cut his little finger completely off and broke several fingers. It was a horrible experience . Get a push tool so it takes the brunt of the saw instead of your hand. I was cringing watching you cut your wood down. ALWAYS BE SAFE. I know it will never happen to you so you think.😮😢
Blueberry, pineapple, yucca yum! Love repurposing pallets, but you’ve taken it to another level! Beautiful work. Enjoy your adventure traipsing around North America and living your dream!
You are very talented and you take pride in your craft. This is so rare in this day and age where everything is mass produced. May God continue to give you the strength and Health to keep doing what you do. ❤
WOW!! Thats one of the best videos I have seen. I usually dont leave any comments, Because I usually get bored and stop before the end. but I learned so much in just one video. I had to watch the whole clip to the end. I really liked the diamond shape table, that was NICE! I wish I would have seen this video before it was sold. I would have bought it. thank you so much, Morley. Stay Cool. and positive in all your work.
yucca - i've been into diy projects with pallets and reclaimed wood for many years now. have done a few designs for friends, a restaurant (my family's former one of 18 years) and mostly for home. all on a very limited selection of tools, but this has reminded me the need for a planer & tablesaw. guess i've enjoyed the challenge. but as i'm ready to embark on starting a side hustle of posting projects for sale, thanks for sharing your journey & transparency of different projects. also, i rarely comment, and even rarer still write this long, but figured this long of a video deserved a proper comment. from VA to where ever this finds you, cheers and hope you're enjoying your travels
1hr 15m I admire your figure-it-out-stick-to-it-ness. You do nice work with a very simple stock of tools. Thank you for taking the time to put the videos together for the rest of us.
I think that table was beautiful , you should make a branding iron with your name so that you can put your name on the bottom of the pieces you make . To me that would look like a piece of art. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. 😊👍👍🙏🏼
Blueberries, Pineapple, Yucca.......Enjoyed the full tutorials and I've already collected 10 pallets to start my projects in my yard. You are such a great teacher of woodworking and DIY that I've subscribed to your channel. I'm going to watch everything you have already done but to see how you progress is exciting. I can hardly wait to see your next project. I don't comment often but you are terrific and wanted to let others know. BTW, I use my husbands account, I'm a female, have celebrated my 50th birthday 23 times and am absolutely thrilled about starting some of what you have done! THANK YOU
I love pallet wood. I built a rustic headboard out of it, and it turned out incredible. The variety of woods and colors is nothing short of spectacular. Also, nice to see a build channel in Ontario. One of the few good ones!
Pineapple!!! What an awesome video. I love everything you're making out of pallets. My wife is always wanting me to make something out of pallet wood and every time we see a pallet on the side of the road or something, she says, "hey, there's a pallet we should pick it up." Lol Congrat's on your marriage!!!
Yucca! Outstanding job. You may have heard me screaming at you while you were struggling with the bend. But you got through it. My dream is to live a van life as I pull an enclosed trailer with my wood shop in it. God speed and keep up the great projects.
I made to the end. Yucca. You do such a beautiful job to/ with discarded wood. Congratulations on the marriage. Awsome details to the van by both of you. May you be blessed by angels on your journey😇😇.
Just found your channel and love it ! Beautiful table you made; well worth the money. Over 25 years ago, I had a friend who made some bathroom cabinets out out of pallet wood and they were amazing. The hardwood that makes up the pallets really turn into a work of art.
Yucca! Loved watching your woodworking journey! Learned so much from you. You've inspired me to finally try out my new table saw that has been sitting in a box for months.
Yucca pineapples and blueberries! Congratulations on your success - you do fun, inspiring work. And, yes, I'm a carpenter and will echo what all those others said about personal safety. Looking forward to more of your videos! Wishing you and your bride every happiness!!
Pineapple...Great video. It was good to watch you work. Good luck on your touring and have fun and be safe! Thank you, Pam . Oh, and congratulations on your guys' wedding! Enjoy
I love the part when he says "I think WE can turn this into some pretty cool furniture" Bruh. aint no way I'd be able to do anything like this with wood. But I'm here for it.
Yucca, and I loved all the pieces you created. Looking at the date, I'm watching this 11 months after you posted it. I would kill to drive around the US and explore.... And 14 years ago when I was still using a cane and taking in my RV I could have. I'm now wheelchair bound and barely able to get out of bed these days, and my family gave my RV away.....
It's refreshing to see not only the beautiful items you build but to watch your learning curve as you progress. Very inspirational content. Oh and Yucca. 😅
Yucca... I didn't think I'd watch an hour plus of this video but you do amazing work, I was actually getting annoyed with you when you couldn't get the wood to bend on that table LOL I'm new to this channel so I'm looking forward to checking out more!
I am not a woodworker but enjoyed watching how it was done & learnt from the steaming bending the wood. It makes you realise how much hard work goes into projects like these. Beautiful pieces of work.
I love what you are doing with these pallets. You have a valuable talent. Please keep exploring different techniques. You are an inspiration, thank you. Greetings from the dutch Caribbean.
Blueberries…NO pineapple! Wait! YUCCA!! Love the work you do! It inspires me to be creative in the wood shop…and also find more free materials! Safe travels to you, the Mrs., and of course the fur babies! Good luck!
You are definitely undervaluing your work. The amount of effort, tools and skills used in addition to the days waiting between labor is way more then most people are going to do for these kinds of jobs and it shows in the final product.
You do such beautiful work. The cube desk is phenomenal! ❤ it. I didn't know pallets could turn out to be so pretty. Thanks for sharing these videos of your enormous talent. 👏😊👏
After years of helping my husband build all kind of projects may I make a suggestion .. build yourself some good stable sawhorses with some of that free pallet wood!
Your skills are excellent and your focus and awareness are great because you’re number one safety tool is your brain. I’d highly recommend getting some push sticks and other devices that will increase your safety margins when running a lot of lumber through a tablesaw. I wish you well and appreciate you sharing these projects.
Yucca!!! you are the first ytber ive come across making pallet wood project, and finally I'm now preping to do my own! thanks for your content and happy vanlife!!
Yucca - wow thank you for the inspiration. Your learning processes are so good. And so humble, I mean that is the best way! I feel like My family and yours have similar expieriances with the Van, in our case we have a 29'RV but this video does inspire me to build and take on some of the projects I have been dreaming of for many years. Thank you!!
Well done young man. It was very interesting to watch the mistakes and successes as you progressed through your projects. I hope you both have an epic time traveling around North America while admiring the blueberries, pineapples and yucca plants you encounter.
I love your personality, such a relief to watch “happy” when everyone knows money for your time is stressful. Your projects are so cool. I’m a lifetime skilled tradesman having a career behind me as a steamfitter and I just enjoy the cool creative stuff you build. With those shipping charges being so minimal I’d suggest you ship any & everything! That’s just me. Happy new year my guy! Loved your videos!
Wow, great job. I’m wheelchair-bound after the army. I’m still getting used to it however I miss working and I used to do stuff like this all the time. I can’t wait to get started. I have other pallet projects that I want to try. You are quite the inspiration. What wonderful work.
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I am a fellow wood worker as well and will fill you in on a little secret. The best virgin wood pallets you can use are free at furniture stores. Their wood is clean and usually a hard wood since they need strong wood for shipping their clean new furniture and rust free nails, you’re welcome!! Love the videos, keep’em coming.
It is so good, that you can find free pallets in Canada.
You can find them in New Zealand too@@vesnafilipovic3779
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A lot of places here in this area, Northern Massachusetts, have free pallets all around.
A secret between you, me, Morley and 633k other viewers. Ssh.
I absolutely LOVE that you're doing this. A couple of tips so you can do this for a long time:
1) Take your watch off, wear masks, wear gloves, wear steel toe boots
2) Use a push block with your table saw. It's never a problem until it is. Most people would give this two thumbs up if they still had both.
3) Watch a video on proper table saw steps - I noticed you stand behind your saw directly with your body in full sight of the blade - this is a quick death / dismemberment. You want to stand to the side of your blade so that if there is kickback from your piece, it will fly UP (always) and miss your groin (death), your face (death), or your arm (Dismemberment).
4) Get yourself a foam featherboard by Bow. If you put this on your table saw, it will help keep pressure against your fence for straight edges and way less chance of kickback.
Also - kept watching and loved seeing the second table is a push block used project *sweats profusely*
Blueberries 😂love your projects I have done a really nice coffee table from pallet wood myself and I'm very proud of it and I'm getting some good ideas from you to start doing them again, well tks , John from Ireland 🇮🇪, peace ✌️
I’m glad I saw your comment. I got a miter saw recently. All I’m going to say is thank you for posting this. I’m glad I read through the comments.
@@corygardner3945Yeah! I just learned something. Always read the comments! Thanks @FinesseReality
Thank god someone commented on the extremely unsafe behaviours
I feel like I just binge watched a season on HGTV. Seriously, you deserve a your own show. The fabrication and lining up the sales would be so entertaining to watch and get people in to wanting to do the same. Can’t wait to see you on prime time one day!
Agreed 👍
They are beautiful and fun to watch you get so excited!. You have a very cute and sweet personality. No worries I'm a grandma. Not something I'd usually watch, but you make it fun. Thank you!
PUSH STICK - get one, make one
I saw that too but on the second shot of him doing the legs he has push sticks so he's just ignoring safety and not using when he doesn't feel like it. Future amputee
Use one
@@eksineyes, correct. He needs outfeed support so he doesn’t react too quickly when board drops
Unreal no guard and no stick
I said the same thing. Dude's hand is way to close to the blade!
Blueberries. Pineapple. Yucca. My dad always used to have a woodworking project going on in our basement. As a kid I loved to go watch him work and smell the fresh-cut lumber. He never had any power tools, so everything was done with hand saws, planers, hammers, screw dirvers and sanding blocks. I get a wonderful sense of blissful nostalgia watching your videos. Thanks so much. Sending a grateful hug from British Columbia. Best of luck on your journey.
Yucca, first time watcher. I love how you left your mistakes and trials in the video. Makes it more relatable. I hope to do something like this one day, maybe when I retire, and spend it with someone I love. Congrats on your marriage.
Yucca 😂 Stumbled across this because my 17 year old has been dabbling in woodworking for about 3 years but wants to tackle some larger projects. When I saw the title I was intrigued, but the longer I watched the more excited I became because I actually have 4 sons and 3 daughters and they are all “makers” in their own way. I can envision my oldest son 3D printing jigs and templates and my 15 year old son pouring epoxy resin into table tops. My oldest daughter is a wood burning guru/artist. I’m showing this video tonight for family movie night to help get their creative juices flowing and further spark their entrepreneurial spirits.
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Wow, I am impressed w/ your children abilities and get done at such a young age. Congrats dad for being on top of your game!!!
@@ikaur9856yeah what is “Yucca?” Some type of foreign slang or something like that?
@@johnm3835its a tree. Other than that idk why they would state it randomly.
And make Daddy some money!! 😂😜😜💰
YUCCA. Pineapple and blueberries galore! Congratulations to you both Eden and Morley Kert. Happy marriage and safe adventurous travels.
Yucca, blueberry, pineapple and every other comestible you can think of! You are not only inspirational but your positive energy is very contagious! Looking forward to your new adventures!
Yucca, good job!!!
Yukka pineapple blueberry - what an awesome watch. You’re such a lovely couple too. Congrats on your wedding and wishing you all the success with your woodworking. So enjoyable!!!
Yucca - It was a really interesting set of videos to this 74 yr old woman. I built two small wood projects forty years ago, and we still use them both (breadbox and stool). I love your enthusiasm and seeing how you solve your problems. Thank you.
You seems like a very honest person. Mistakes are also captured in the videos and i think that is the your genuineness. Appreciated as i am also trying to start wood working soon
showing people the correct way to use a table saw is extremely important !!!
especially when he has a push stick laying there!!!!!!!!
Probably been said a hundred times here but good God your fingers are close to that blade. No push stick is killing me
Literally can take any scrap pieces and make a push sticked. Exited the video. He won't have fingers in a few episodes with no safety precautions and I can't bear to see that.
With no outfield support I agree.
I strongly agree, even if its just to promote safety to the public, a push stick is a absolute must.
Dude use a push stick! Take a long look at your fingers! They are not staying attached!
I was a paramedic. I responded to a 911call for a "cut finger". We got there and saw a man in his garage... Next to his bloody table saw holding his finger... Kinda attached. It much was more than a cut. Half of his finger was only holding on by the skin on the top.
In woodworking school, I was taught to always use a push stick. Admittedly, before this other guys incident, I'd rip boards using my fingers. Albeit carefully. After seeing what a table saw does to fingers, I never worked without a push stick again. Lol.
At 73 wish I had taken up carpentry work at 18. Now I thinking of building my first table. Much thanks from Oregon beaches. and Yacka or something close.
YUCCA... Lol😂
The amount of knowledge i got even by your few mistakes or struggles with the steam bending is immeasurable. I instantly want to build a adjustable cylinder for a custom radius to counter the spring back. Man for real thank you very much. Im 23 and struggled with depression for 4 years. Channels like yours brought back my hobby and imner child. I moved from berlin back to country side and want to build everything i can getvmy hands on rn. I want to start working for a small container house for around 100 k. I will start to post my journey around next year. Wish you the best and keep up the hustle
Yucca...So I started watching this video on a freezing cold January evening in Santa Fe, NM thinking I might make it through 5 minutes and here I am at the very end. You are an amazing artist, craftsman and teacher. I learned so much and am truly inspired. Watching your journey was time well spent. Thank you for sharing the good, bad and the ugly and I wish you and your beautiful wife all the very best. Warm Regards, Don Moya
That's amazing to hear! Thanks for watching :)
Blueberries-pineapple-yucca! Loved this video - I’m older (63) and disabled… prior to MS getting the best of me, I had always wanted to try my hand at woodworking. I am an artist and have a creative brain…. and I’ve subscribed so I can live vicariously through you and your projects. Keep creating! Great stuff!! 💜😊
I too am 63, living with ppms. I am a retired floral, interior designer. I love creative, anything. I live through watching what I can not physically do, any longer. I enjoy his talent. Oh to be young, healthy, and creative. God bless you😊
Hey there, I am an artist as well, but disabled from some brain issue. Had to quit a job I loved.
I do get a monthly check for disability, but keep wondering if there is something that can be done to make an extra income. Just wondering if you might know of something to look into?
By the way, my brother has MS himself and has been seriously blessed to stay working.
Anyhow, I hope this was okay to ask. You take care.
I’ve got you beat. I’m 68 and disabled. LBKA. 🦿Woodworker and soon to be 🐝 Beekeeper 🐝
There is, I believe, a supplement working wonders with MS…and dietary changes. Just can’t think what it is off hand. I vaguely remember one of the B vitamins greatly assisting ? Parkinson’s…Thiamine (1) or niacin. Perhaps carry out some research. A good place to start would be to find a more promising Handle. Thoughts/words have energy and may well keep you being focussed upon an hopeless outcome…💜
@@brigidlaffey7343 there are so many cures for every human ailment that has been suppressed. You can start with gut health being a key factor. DR Ken Berry promotes carnivore diet with many testimonials available. A RUclips search on natural health will bring up many different modes of healing. I agree that the words you speak aloud and in your thoughts affect your experiences. Jose Silva's book on mind control teaches you how to reprogram your own mind
They could redefine the meaning of @beyondhope7 to mean faith and knowing that they will find the path to health.
Yucca! My attention span does NOT usually allow for such a long video. However, your engaging style, ability to show the wins and challenges kept me engaged! Thank you for keeping it real! 😊🎉😂😊
Pine boards would make good kindle.
My attention span is short as well. I enjoyed the video. I don’t know anything about wood working. I started thinking how can I travel to Canada for the first time to get a table…
Yeah the music with the sanding parts made me watch the whole thing, and his pure jew to do this and make a video of it was awesome you can tell he really loves it
Yucca!❤ California old lady here welcoming you and your bride to warmer climates. So fun to watch you create. I apprenticed for my grandfather in his woodworking shop. I loved the scent of wood shavings and his pipe! Wishing you both all the best.
Yucca.
I watched this video nonstop from Delhi man. I don't know why, but it was so easy to the eyes that time just flew by.
Congratulations to both of you for this new phase of life. I am pretty sure you both will have a great life going forward.
God bless guys.
yucca! No yuks at all. I loved your video! I'm a 77 year old female who loves to build things. I redid my entire house inside and used aspen and maple. Its really beautiful. The wood was harvested, sawed, dried, planed right on my land so its really wonderful to work with. Your video makes me want to try doing something with pallets! Most of all, I love your attitude about everything you do...the good, the challenging, and the ideas! God bless and may you have a really bright, happy journey doing the things you love to do!
I play around pallets a lot. Being a 70 year old grandma I try to make it as easy as possible. I purchased an air locker AP700 pneumatic nail remover gun. Got myself a large garbage can placed hard styrofoam on the bottom and a piece of plywood with a 2 inch opening for the top. It works like a charm. Don’t know how I ever did without. Well worth the investment. Love your work! 💕
I can't picture this. What did you make? I can't figure out what purpose the 2" opening serves. I can't envision what kind of garbage can you bought. 😊 I am pretty creative myself and this is frustrating my brain.😂
@@Andie1951 I use a large garbage can like about waist high. I placed styrofoam in the bottom to prevent the nails from bouncing up. I had an old piece of plywood that was a bit bigger than the top of the garbage can so I used it as a cover than a cut a 2 inch wide slit that goes approximately from the centre of the plywood to the edge of the plywood. Then I put my pallet board on top of the plywood with the head of the nail over the slit so the nail can go inside the garbage can. Hope this helps.
@@Andie1951it’s like a coin slot on a piggy bank but for nails.
YUCCA.. I really enjoyed watching your word working skills.. BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART ❣️❣️❣️
@@MrTravisAl Thanks.
damn instead of binging netflix now im binge watching wood workers build table tops on youtube.
I'm amazed how u can come up with such quality furnitures with such limited space. as a home woodworker/diy-er I always have problems finding space. The small planer u have seems like a good addition to my woodworking tools, imma try to find one like that as well!
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Congratulations on your marriage! I’m very happy that you’re finally using safety wood push tools on your table saw! It’s a great example of how to safely work! By the way, in August 2021, when I bought my home up in the northeastern mountains of Lanaudiere, Quebec, Canada, the whole property was filled with pallets … tons and tons of pallets on top of other pallets to the tune of close to 10 feet high and occupying a great portion of 35000 square feet!! Many pallets were rotting and attracting giant carpenter ants! Plus, I couldn’t see all the beautiful trees in the woods! So, needless to say that I gave a lot away and took all the rest apart and cut them up to burn in my indoor and outdoor fireplaces! this year 2023 I had a super major setback that prevented me from working outside and cutting more pallets (Which I really miss doing!), and I hope and pray to be able to continue in the spring & summer of 2024! Wishing everyone who watches this a Wonderful 2024! “Yucca” Joshua Tree
Yucca. Yes I made it through to the end and thoroughly enjoyed watching you make some impressive furniture. I'm a retired man in my mid 70's from Somerset UK. I have loved woodwork since school days where we were lucky to have a great teacher. Keep up the good work 😊 Hugh
Stopping here just to say... THANK YOU to save this tree😊❤ we really need more people like you out there. 😂The floor is our best friend sometimes😂❤
It's beautiful to see people stilling honing and practicing these arts. I call it art because of my stepdad. He was a true master at woodwork. His ability was flawless, his speed almost effortless, and he could make you anything you'd dream up. I watched him build a bench/guitar case that was shaped like a coffin, for a musician. The top of the bench flipped open like a piano seat, and inside were hinges that lifted up and out to hand you the guitar. The guy was so happy that we ended up building him kitchen table and chairs. I mostly helped with assisting and sanding 🤣😂 (wish I would've taken it more serious when I was a kid helping him)
I play a bunch of instruments, write, and paint in acrylics & oils. So I did end up finding the artist in me...but I wish I had taken my creative nature into building things like this. Very cool
I’m a retired dental hygienist and I used four pallets that I picked up free to make a hanging garden unfortunately pallets don’t work well outside in the California weather so one of them after a few years fell off the wall but the connections are still good I think I’m gonna repeat it but I’m gonna Revise it. A little bit pallets are wonderful and you work is amazing. It popped up on my RUclips when I couldn’t sleep and I was hooked. I spent couple hours watching your Construction and with envy since my hands are not working like they used to. I’m going to share your videos with my grandkids, you are amazing and I am the people that purchase your useful artwork. Online and that elevated Desk is absolutely gorgeous.
Umm... It's not because it's California weather... Wood in general does not do well with moisture for long periods, and since a hanging garden would receive its fair share of water you were lucky that it held for that long. Wood gets soft and weak due to moisture. You should maybe seal the wood beforehand the next time round.
I myself love building things with pallets. My husband thought I was crazy “ like let’s just go buy the wood you need “ nope still going out and getting all the free pallets I want . Thank you . Your very talented in woodworking. Hopefully I can get there to.
Blueberries, pineapple, and Yucca.....yes, definitely a marathon, and worth every inch!
I’m starting my woodworking journey once again after 30 years or so. It’s so much fun watching you work. Keep on smiling my friend.
Omg see My comment 3 or 4 ahead of you...... KEEP SMILING is my life motto! I say it sooo very often too others as well... Goodluck in all ur future endeavrs---KEEP SMILING!!!❤❤🧡🧡❤❤
Yucca! lots of love from Kenya, Africa. When it comes to your creative projects, its a moment of "Don't touch the dial!!". Continue with the great job. You are my inspiration
Fabulous table. You earned every penny. You’re an artist and should be very proud of creating such beautiful pieces.
Yucca! (You-ka) i cant tell you how inspiring this video is and it kept my spirits up through a long hard day of work taking calls from upset people; ive been on a bing of crafting videos from restoring old cabins to building them from scratch to making huge self succient water systems and gardens to 50 caliber soccer shoes lol to making powerful sling shots and then this, and i always see this energy of positivitey and hope and resourcefulness and activism throughtout everyone and it makes me want to be an artisan and craftsman and be free of the desk job and to learn to be self suficent and free, i want to live that dream
When figuring your total cost (out of your pocket) you should include something for tool depreciation and for blades on your circular saw , table saw , and blades for your plainer , sand paper , paint brushes , dust mask , safety glasses , ect...
Because eventually you will be buy more of all these things
Also keep up the awesome workmanship and your energy of excitement you have while doing these projects!! That is so Cool and when you really enjoy what your doing your work will project that enthusiasm you have !!
Yucca!!!! Congratulations on your marriage!!! Absolutely amazing work!
Yucca!
Your video of the palette table you built and sold for $550 was my first video I seen of yours as it popped up in my feed. I will say- Im hooked.
I also started out using palettes and other free wood scraps. So its nice to see other peoples progression and successes! Thank you for also showing your trials and problem solving! Its been refreshing to know that I am not the only one who comes across challenges that push us and then more so, to celebrate the victories of making it work out!! 😊 congratulations on your marriage and your new chapter/ adventure of life!! Looking fw to watching more!!
Amy from Texas
It's so great to read other people's stories that actually sound like my own. I love nothing more than problem-solving my way through my wood projects. Every time, I learn something new. I don't know that I would like building something with all brand new wood, cuts done right the first time, and without the band-aids. The best part is making it all work in the end. Frustration feels better after you overcome it. It makes success feel that much better. I build things for myself, not for sale. So I'm okay with imperfections here and there.
My issue is space. No garage, shop space. I only have my yard and closets to store tools. The dream is for a workshop. Nothing else, haha. Jk Paint and Wood Craft Studio!
Happy Creating!
Yucca!
Great video. I nothing but respect for someone who can take "garbage" and make something so beautiful.
I was cracking up when the saw horses gave way! That's what would happen to me !! Beautiful work ! ❤
That was the moment that captured my attention for the very same reason! I'm one of those people that experience any and every possible disaster during a project, so I appreciated seeing your little disasters & watching you work past them
I was wondering why everyone was commenting yucca. Found out!!! Glorious video that captured my attention the entire time. You are so positive, happy, unstressed, and hard working!!! Im so proud of you! What an inspiration! That pallet desk with the diamonds was just awe striking it could have easily sold for thousands on etsy or something or an art gallery. Wow, wow, and wow. I need to work harder in my life. Great job on everything!!!
Yucca I just really enjoyed watching you turn what usually becomes landfill into beautiful works of art.🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Couple things, as someone missing parts of their fingers, always use a push stick. I still have red and white oak lying around from the pallet I partially amputated three fingers on my left hand from one of the cuts I saw you do on this video from the first coffee table. Been behind a table saw since I was a teen, it just takes a second. I noticed your getting a lot of burn on the wood from your table saw, it either means its time to replace your blade or your pushing too hard and not letting the blade work its way through the wood. Lastly, routers always go one direction, towards the spin just like your saws. You'll get a smoother finish and less jittering and bounce. Great work, and I loved your camping with a 3d printer video, that's how I'm here watching your other content. I grew up in Northern Cali, so seeing the countryside was very nostalgic for me.
Yucca!! & I think I prefer the marathons when I’m working. I don’t have to waste time trying to find the next video. You’ve already done the work for me! I absolutely loved watching every single one!
Amazing, I love natural wood and so that you use it to "rescue" the Wooden resources! A tree needs a long time to grow up and we consume so much resources. HeHe your Hair grows a lot!! 😊 Greatings from Berlin Germany.
I think it's great that you track your time as well as your overhead. So many DIY's don't take into consideration how their time is valuable and should be taken into consideration when the job is finished. Good going, I'm going to look at my pallets differently from now on.
Blueberries, pineapple, yucca!!
Thanks for sharing some epic transformations giving a new, beautiful life and purpose to some sad retired palette timber. Those hardwoods came up sooo nice. You’ve given me some great upcycling ideas for furnishing my current build for next to nothing.
The fastest way of taking the pallets apart is a low profile car jack. It works just have to start in the middle a little at a time so you don’t break them. I like what you’re doing. I made a shed for my generator, ready-made walls and doors the sheaf is 6’ x 8’ every all the wood components of this was left over from other projects. But now that I’ve seen your project gave more ideas for more projects. Thanks Dan
Blueberries, Pineapple & Yucca. 😂 Me and my husband absolutely loved this video! We came across it completely randomly. You have completely inspired us! A few years ago, we used to build pallet furniture. And this made us really miss it! When it's just me and my husband, in the shop, the smell of fresh cut wood, wood stain etc... We forget everything else. It's just the two of us and our creative minds, working together to build beautiful works of art. That we and others can truly appreciate. There is nothing better than a handmade piece of furniture! It can last forever if it's well taken care of. And it's so fun to see when a piece of furniture like yours, is passed down to another generation. Everything is made so cheap these days. So thank you for what your doing. Especially for inspiring us to come back together and start our own pallet furniture adventure again! We subscribed and look forward to watching all of your content!
love your energy, love the minutes calculated cuz I love knowing what I'm making per hour, love your creativity, and love the fact you're using free or low cost materials. Oh, and I love your music choices!! Awesome!!
YUCCA! Morley, this is the first time I've seen your channel and I'm loving it. You have a very genuine and inspiring outlook on things. I could not help but smile while watching this compilation. I wish nothing but the best for you and your lovely bride!
Your woodworking projects are simply amazing. Thanks!
You’re so happy even when things are going awry! Thank you for the reminder to just smile and keep going. Blessings on your adventures!
Man you scared the crap outta me pushing that pallet slat through the saw blade with your fingers...I saw a man's 4 fingers fly all over the workshop one time and had to go find them and pick them up and get em ice so they could sew them back onto his mangled hand....it took one split second to happen and I saw it in slow motion...please be more careful
I own a furniture store and an employee was cutting down plywood and he had taken the gard of the table saw and he's hand went thru the saw and cut his little finger completely off and broke several fingers. It was a horrible experience . Get a push tool so it takes the brunt of the saw instead of your hand. I was cringing watching you cut your wood down. ALWAYS BE SAFE. I know it will never happen to you so you think.😮😢
Who in right mind going to pay six hundred dollars for coffee table hundred twenty dollars more like it
Blueberry, pineapple, yucca yum! Love repurposing pallets, but you’ve taken it to another level! Beautiful work. Enjoy your adventure traipsing around North America and living your dream!
You are very talented and you take pride in your craft. This is so rare in this day and age where everything is mass produced. May God continue to give you the strength and Health to keep doing what you do. ❤
WOW!! Thats one of the best videos I have seen. I usually dont leave any comments, Because I usually get bored and stop before the end. but I learned so much in just one video. I had to watch the whole clip to the end. I really liked the diamond shape table, that was NICE! I wish I would have seen this video before it was sold. I would have bought it. thank you so much, Morley. Stay Cool. and positive in all your work.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
yucca - i've been into diy projects with pallets and reclaimed wood for many years now. have done a few designs for friends, a restaurant (my family's former one of 18 years) and mostly for home. all on a very limited selection of tools, but this has reminded me the need for a planer & tablesaw. guess i've enjoyed the challenge. but as i'm ready to embark on starting a side hustle of posting projects for sale, thanks for sharing your journey & transparency of different projects.
also, i rarely comment, and even rarer still write this long, but figured this long of a video deserved a proper comment.
from VA to where ever this finds you, cheers and hope you're enjoying your travels
Yucca! Your enthusiasm for your woodworking is what I've enjoyed most!
1hr 15m I admire your figure-it-out-stick-to-it-ness. You do nice work with a very simple stock of tools. Thank you for taking the time to put the videos together for the rest of us.
Sleeping ? No !
Watching this guy create masterpieces with pallets instead of sleeping ? Yes !
Thank you for reusing. You are doing amazing things for our planet. May you continue to be blessed
ABANDUNTALY!
I think that table was beautiful , you should make a branding iron with your name so that you can put your name on the bottom of the pieces you make . To me that would look like a piece of art. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family. 😊👍👍🙏🏼
Yucca
That iron really gets you off? Hmmm... You gave me an idea
I see what you do as a form of Art. I agree with another viewer that the work needs stamped with uour Logo.
Yucca
Didn't watch the video? He has one and does brand his furniture
The diamond desk…stunning! ❤❤❤
Blueberries, Pineapple, Yucca.......Enjoyed the full tutorials and I've already collected 10 pallets to start my projects in my yard. You are such a great teacher of woodworking and DIY that I've subscribed to your channel. I'm going to watch everything you have already done but to see how you progress is exciting. I can hardly wait to see your next project. I don't comment often but you are terrific and wanted to let others know. BTW, I use my husbands account, I'm a female, have celebrated my 50th birthday 23 times and am absolutely thrilled about starting some of what you have done! THANK YOU
I love pallet wood. I built a rustic headboard out of it, and it turned out incredible. The variety of woods and colors is nothing short of spectacular. Also, nice to see a build channel in Ontario. One of the few good ones!
Pineapple!!!
What an awesome video. I love everything you're making out of pallets. My wife is always wanting me to make something out of pallet wood and every time we see a pallet on the side of the road or something, she says, "hey, there's a pallet we should pick it up." Lol
Congrat's on your marriage!!!
Yucca! Outstanding job. You may have heard me screaming at you while you were struggling with the bend. But you got through it. My dream is to live a van life as I pull an enclosed trailer with my wood shop in it.
God speed and keep up the great projects.
I made to the end. Yucca.
You do such a beautiful job to/ with discarded wood.
Congratulations on the marriage.
Awsome details to the van by both of you.
May you be blessed by angels on your journey😇😇.
Yucca! Awesome videos. I’m a 71 year old woman and I’m going to do one of these projects. I promise.
Just found your channel and love it ! Beautiful table you made; well worth the money. Over 25 years ago, I had a friend who made some bathroom cabinets out out of pallet wood and they were amazing. The hardwood that makes up the pallets really turn into a work of art.
Yucca! Loved watching your woodworking journey! Learned so much from you. You've inspired me to finally try out my new table saw that has been sitting in a box for months.
Yucca pineapples and blueberries! Congratulations on your success - you do fun, inspiring work. And, yes, I'm a carpenter and will echo what all those others said about personal safety. Looking forward to more of your videos! Wishing you and your bride every happiness!!
i’m in love with this guys clamp collection 😊 bro knows how to squeeze!
Pineapple...Great video. It was good to watch you work. Good luck on your touring and have fun and be safe! Thank you, Pam .
Oh, and congratulations on your guys' wedding! Enjoy
I love the part when he says "I think WE can turn this into some pretty cool furniture" Bruh. aint no way I'd be able to do anything like this with wood. But I'm here for it.
Yucca, and I loved all the pieces you created. Looking at the date, I'm watching this 11 months after you posted it. I would kill to drive around the US and explore.... And 14 years ago when I was still using a cane and taking in my RV I could have. I'm now wheelchair bound and barely able to get out of bed these days, and my family gave my RV away.....
It's refreshing to see not only the beautiful items you build but to watch your learning curve as you progress. Very inspirational content. Oh and Yucca. 😅
Wow this is our first time with your channel loving it and congratulations on the wedding wishing you all the best safe travels Enjoy 🎉🎇🎉
Yucca ❤ I love your patience with the round table 🎉
Yucca... I didn't think I'd watch an hour plus of this video but you do amazing work, I was actually getting annoyed with you when you couldn't get the wood to bend on that table LOL I'm new to this channel so I'm looking forward to checking out more!
I am not a woodworker but enjoyed watching how it was done & learnt from the steaming bending the wood. It makes you realise how much hard work goes into projects like these. Beautiful pieces of work.
I love what you are doing with these pallets. You have a valuable talent. Please keep exploring different techniques. You are an inspiration, thank you. Greetings from the dutch Caribbean.
WOW. Maybe someday I'll get to say "Greetings from the Dutch Carribbean ;)
Yucca - thank you. I loved the progression of skills and tools in the projects. Never stop learning! 😊
Blueberries…NO pineapple! Wait! YUCCA!! Love the work you do! It inspires me to be creative in the wood shop…and also find more free materials! Safe travels to you, the Mrs., and of course the fur babies! Good luck!
You are definitely undervaluing your work. The amount of effort, tools and skills used in addition to the days waiting between labor is way more then most people are going to do for these kinds of jobs and it shows in the final product.
You do such beautiful work. The cube desk is phenomenal! ❤ it. I didn't know pallets could turn out to be so pretty. Thanks for sharing these videos of your enormous talent. 👏😊👏
After years of helping my husband build all kind of projects may I make a suggestion .. build yourself some good stable sawhorses with some of that free pallet wood!
Your skills are excellent and your focus and awareness are great because you’re number one safety tool is your brain. I’d highly recommend getting some push sticks and other devices that will increase your safety margins when running a lot of lumber through a tablesaw. I wish you well and appreciate you sharing these projects.
Yucca!!! you are the first ytber ive come across making pallet wood project, and finally I'm now preping to do my own!
thanks for your content and happy vanlife!!
Amazing work, I love that you show your dilemmas and show us how you made things work.
Yucca - wow thank you for the inspiration. Your learning processes are so good. And so humble, I mean that is the best way! I feel like My family and yours have similar expieriances with the Van, in our case we have a 29'RV but this video does inspire me to build and take on some of the projects I have been dreaming of for many years. Thank you!!
Well done young man. It was very interesting to watch the mistakes and successes as you progressed through your projects. I hope you both have an epic time traveling around North America while admiring the blueberries, pineapples and yucca plants you encounter.
I see what you did there (with blueberries, pineapples and yucca). ;)
Look at that Yucca! Beautiful work! Just beautiful! I just subscribed.
I love your personality, such a relief to watch “happy” when everyone knows money for your time is stressful.
Your projects are so cool. I’m a lifetime skilled tradesman having a career behind me as a steamfitter and I just enjoy the cool creative stuff you build.
With those shipping charges being so minimal I’d suggest you ship any & everything! That’s just me.
Happy new year my guy! Loved your videos!
yucca. great work. truly inspiring. love all the hard work and seeing the end results. cant wait for more from you.
Wow, great job. I’m wheelchair-bound after the army. I’m still getting used to it however I miss working and I used to do stuff like this all the time. I can’t wait to get started. I have other pallet projects that I want to try. You are quite the inspiration. What wonderful work.
Thank you for your service, braddah. Hope you'll post some of your work as you start to get the hang of it! 🤙
Thank you for your service! We owe you everything! Have a wonderful nigbt!
So inspiring!! Love you guys!! Blueberries, Pineapples, Yucca and Many, Many Blessings for a Beautiful Life Together🎉❤🎉❤
Thank for getting a push stick. I was so nervous and your hands getting so close to that table saw blade.
Blueberries, pineapple, and ucca. Absolutely wonderful and inspiring videos. Great work.
i am always amazed people will spend so much on an item. blows my mind
If the item worth the value. Yes