I made a DIY Reclaimed Wood Shiplap Wall from my old FENCE
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
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FYI: The fence pickets I used were NOT pressure treated. Never use pressure treated wood for indoor projects.
A very important note! Many people don't realize that. I've seen tables and such things made from "reclaimed fencing" that were pressure treated. Cringe worthy.
why?
Swat treated lumber uses certain toxic chemicals that are best left outside your home. Google knows more than I do, so for specifics I would look there. But that’s the basics of it
Joshua Bedford I just left a comment on a guys video who literally said “I figured after 15 years whatever chemicals on it are gone.”
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If I had that fancy planer I could paint and nail fence boards to a wall too. Sheesh. These youtubers setting unrealistic expectations.
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For real though, great project! A true reclaimed project thats simple enough for anyone to do. Yes [insert skeptic's name here], you can do a project like this with basic tools.
I think sanding them down with an orbital sander could work too.
Taping the outlet is a great idea. Thanks for this video.
Omg! I wish I knew that tool existed months ago when I removed hundreds of nails from wood. Cool looking shiplap and always awesome to see old stuff get new life!
Looks super awesome with the new fireplace
Such a fantastic idea to repurpose your old fence, and the result is a really dramatic transformation!! I still say it isnt shiplap without the "lap", but hey, what do I know 🤣🤣. Whatever you call it, it's a showstopper!
Oh great, another shiplap truther 🙄. Haha, thanks brother 🙏
You're the man, as always.
Job well done
thanks for sharing !!!
Love how it turned out, Jonny! You did a great job explaining what you did for each step. I really like that whitewashed look.
That's really beautiful Jonny!
Beginner DIY 😯 I think I could do most of it but cutting out the switch shapes would be where I'd probably fail, no jig saw here and no building skill, yours looked so good, very inspiring.
Awesome job Jonny! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Original Kilz is the best for creating the weathered look. There’s no sheen and it’s oil so you can sand more “worn areas” if you’re using it for a cabinet of other project.
Great idea. Thank you.
Gorgeous!
Way the go, Jonny!
Looking clean!!
Wow! That’s awesome , I have probably made my project harder by pulling apart 320 boards of picket fence and didn’t know about the denailer!!! Live and learn ! Going to see about planing after I finish drying my boards from pressure washing🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣
You're crushing it! By the way, most likely the building code for most folks may require electrical boxes to be set flush with the new wood wall. This can easily be done with box extenders for just a couple of bucks.
I wondered about that! Looked kinda awful sunk in
Keep it up, Jonny boy 👍
Jonny, it's been so cool to have been following you since you only had a few hundred subscribers to now! Your projects and videos keep getting better!
Thanks so much!!
great video it looks awesome
Wow! That came out great! You've got a great eye for repurposing
Thanks 🙏
Looks awesome great job
Thanks 🙏
Good work dude
I'm a few days late again this week, but really enjoyed this one Jonny. My parent's just bought a "rustic" cottage in NH that just has OSB for the walls and my brother and I were talking about doing something like this to clean it up, so I will definitely be coming back to this video at some point for some tips and tricks!
Awesome brother! I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with!
My local fencing company let's me have all their old wooden fencing from their work yard that they remove from their new installations for free. Saves them having to rehaul to landfill. Double bonus. Got to get one of those pneumatic hair removers.
nice !
Any bleed thru? Would bin also work diluted with denatured alcohol?
Do you still use the nail remover? I got one on Amazon but had to return it. It got stuck on the third nail I was trying to remove. I had a hard time getting it "unstuck". After that it stopped working altogether. Still hesitant about getting another one. Maybe I got a defective one.
Can you use old deck boards for decorative signs for outdoors
greta build and the result is awsome. I'm workking on something simular ( video spoiler for one of the next weeks, sssssst don't tell anybody LOL)
What about old tounge and groove siding? My neighbor gave me free range to take what I wanted off an old shed and it's too beautiful to just burn like he wanted to
That would likely work great for a project like this.
@@JonnyBuilds thanks! I'll let you know how it turns out then.
That's beautiful - great attention to detail. Would you be tempted to change the outlets/switches, maybe a black to match the fireplace?
Custom steel outlet covers would be really sharp 👍👍
@@modustrial I did wonder about that - I'm just not sure how to make them electrically safe (with my limited knowledge)
What gauge nail did you use ?
how can you tell if fence wood is pressure treated? they are not marked like pallets
But wait. Is that a Millenium Falcon?
Yeah, the guy in your filter ad installed the new filter wrong. The arrow is supposed to point in the direction of the airflow. Up in this case.
Can I use this as wall in my garden? Any ordinary scrap woods will do?
I am getting a new shed and plant to recycle my old fence posts. I know not to use treated wood for an interior, but these pickets have been outside for 20 years, am I safe to use them?
I wouldn’t if it’s treated wood. Better to be safe. Old fencing is usually pretty easy to come by.
How can you tell if it is treated?
Gonna do this in my man cave and to hang my vinyl records on
My dad made the cut
Kilz kills... offgas
Shiplap? Whitewash? I don't think these words mean what you think they mean.
Add "look" to your title, and it won't be bullshit.