There is something to be said about saying absolutely nothing. There was no " like & subscribe ", " hit that notification bell " or " smash that button " or any other obnoxious request to follow their page. What a breath of fresh air. This man, his work, his paired down approach, free of dramatic innuendos, clic baits or non sensical banter to allow his work to speak for itself, I LOVE THIS. In this day & age of shameless self promotion, where it's not important how beautiful, functional or purposeful something is but rather if some vapid celeb like Kim Kardashian barfed on it that makes any algorithm spike, i'm glad there's still some that believe that their work should speak for itself. You have earned my subscription and admiration sir, bravo !
Project after project, that is becoming the most beautiful organization setup in a shop I've ever seen...and I agree, you can never have enough drawerrs
@@mikee1373 he uses them regularly, but for bulk stock preparation of scrap wood that might have metal or stone hiding in the surface? hand planes aren't exactly the best option.
@@polerinthe biggest threat is the wire that holds the collated nails together, easily overlooked when pulling nails. It's almost like welding wire just thicker, will chip commercial carbide blades too, I used to find a lot of them left after the de-nailer yard
I'm sorry, but I'm writing with a translator. I had an uncle and he also worked with wood and spoke just as much as you do in your videos. He worked calmly and precisely and watched until I was a child. Sometimes he spoke and then he spoke words of wisdom. I once asked him if this could not be done faster with another method? This is what he answered. Good work takes time, bad work takes even more time because you have to correct it. That was forty years ago, but I'll never forget it. You make great videos and it reminds me of my wonderful childhood. I also made a small DIY workshop for myself, but I can't make furniture anywhere near as nice as this. However, the smell of wood calms you down in this fast-paced world.
Anyone who can drive in slotted head screws using a Yankee screwdriver without it slipping and gouging into the wood and metal deserves a thumbs up 👍 Excellent work👏
no annoying music, no self-promoting talk over about subscribing, liking, ticking, discount codes, advertisers or anything else just a video of a man making something, how rare and enjoyable that is,
I don’t usually envy anything - I don’t see the point. BUT I would love to own a custom built sewing room made by this man. Everything he makes I love. Such a talent, 👏
Well, this is what trained carpenters or cabinet makers can do. Go to the cabinet maker whom you trust, show him this video, an he will make you such a drawer cabinet. All you have to do is to pay for it. And do not wait too long, these craftsmen are just dying out.
Have you considered a Dreambox 2? Compact storage for sewing or crafting. Not quite as wonderful as Jason's work, but who can match his stuff? Still waiting to see how he would build a grandfather clock!
I have been a regular attendee at these sessions where nary a word was spoken, and have been silenced by the deceptively quiet genius of 'Mr Epic'. I love the situation where I have no clue what will become what; sit back and learn, be entertained, and be amazed as logic, efficiency, and beauty all come together. Another beautiful piece! THANKS!!
This video is different, but different in a good way. It was healing in a crazy sense - It takes you away from the myriads of political hate, and everyone is out to get you videos. Bottom line: Well done and it made me a subscriber. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
Absolutely amazing! What can actually be done with only scraps of materials, and a little creative ingenuity! And a HUGE BONUS for me- the man was actually using “HAND TOOLS “ for a lot of the work! Absolutely magnificent workmanship! Way to go man!
Et je regarde encore You are the best Il y a 5 jours mon petit fils est venu dans mon atelier il a vu mon râtelier à outil et à dit :c'est super beau Papy Grâce à tes idées tu nous permet de progresser MANY THANKS
I couldn’t figure out what you were gonna do with the washing machine. You have outdone yourself again. I am running out of ways to say that your talent has no equal. But that’s just fine, because I love watching you create all So many beautiful ways to deal with underuse materials. And I’m now going to start counting the days again for the next post. Kathy.
Apart from the project itself, the video is also well edited, good cuts summarised, no bells and whistles. Beautiful, old tools, wonderful entertainment. Many greetings from Berlin🤙
Great channel you are definitely a paramount craftsman who achieves superb result from substandard material. The additional steps required to get your materials to a state that can be turned into large finished pieces it is a joy to watch and learn thank you. E.B.
i am honoured to see that there are those of us that were taught that if the glue is oozing out of your work it is too much. i would imagine that there are those that believe otherwise but to me it is neater and less cleaning afterwards. nowadays i watch quite a few woodworkers on tube and i must congratulate you on your very entertaining and very high standard of work. only a few of my age left but i am glad to see that there are those that take so much pride in their work. looking forward for the next project.
Sir, you're the Bob Ross of woodworking. The black and metal was an unexpected, and awesome, curveball which really took the piece to the next level. Thanks for all you do!
The patience in creating such small draws...omg...you are an artist and a patient one at that...I would go crazy doing all those... groves and slots...would have done butt joints screws and L brakets for the corners to hold it together... Kudos for the content sir! :)
Once again you continue to amaze. I would like to see a video of you explaining on how you got into up-cycling and what gives you inspiration to create. Once again sir thank you for sharing.
Every single thing I watch you make, I want to own. Even though I have absolutely no use for any of it (except the "book" box), it gives me great pleasure just to look at it and to admire the ingenuity and careful craftsmanship that created it. I could spend all day in your workshop just sitting there, watching you work, and marvelling at the order and design your skill brings forth. This has to be the best channel on RUclips, bar none.
From the custom handles to lining up the head of every screw, this is pure professionalism. Both the end result and the video itself is art to me. Beautiful work !
Another strong project. Typically, I watch your videos several times. The first time for pleasure, the second time to take notes (if the project is useful to me in practice), and start making a plan. And a third time to check on the realization of this or that detail that I may have missed. Your videos are goldmines for anyone who wants to build practical furniture, without machine tools, all by hand, and wants to learn to think like a carpenter. Thank you for sharing.
The only thing missing here is the ability to ‘like’ the video again every time I watch it anew. I must have watched each of Jason’s videos at least five times by now. And counting.
At certain stages of Jason's builds, I think 'er, I'm not sure about this', but every time I'm left stunned by his projects. I have to accept that I just haven't got the vision. He is that rare combination of artist and artisan.
I watch alot of people that work with wood. You're one of the few that's an actual woodworker. I think you're one of the few people that can make "how to" videos about old handheld woodworking tools. Those of us that follow your channel know that you definitely have enough experience using them to give you absolute credibility.
Godfather of palettes and rusty nails!!! Absolutly amazing!!! Over the top!!! Each video is more than before... There are step by step each motion based on 5 steps back and 10 steps further.... Sir, I'm one of your fans!!! And it's a pleasure for me to have a view over your shoulder!!! Thanks for sharing this video, dear Sir Jason!!! 👌👍
Gotta hand it to you, you have a talent for turning random stuff destined for landfill or the burn pile into really functional and pleasing to the eye pieces.
I love the sound of the * snick * when the joints fit in. That was truly a masterpiece, especially the black of the wood and silver of metal, its very industrial
Finally. Something I built prior to you. Metal faced drawers. I'm sure many people built them before either of us, but still, they do complement the shop. Love all of your work.
This is one of those RUclips channels where you wait until the next "surprise" video comes out. Great inspiring ideas such as with the old washing machine. If the engine is still in working order, you can make a wood lathe. On to the next one and we wait 'quietly' in curiosity. THANKS with big greetings from the Netherlands.
Really appreciate your exceptional craft, use of hand tools, subtle music that fits perfectly in between the lovely sounds of working with wood. Thank you, I am learning so much from you.
When i first saw this cabinet unpainted, it automaticly reminded me of my old Apothecary Cabinet where different medications, Herbs and Devices was stored, Looking really good! love it!
Cuanta paciéncia se debe de tener para realizar este magnífico trabajo realizado practiacmente a mano, sin usar herramientas modernas para realizarlo, solo algunas, pero cantear las maderas a cepillo cuando hoy lo hacen con router.... merece un aplauso. Enhorabuena por su trabajo.
17:03 In this moment, I can count 201 custom drawers. You must have more than a thousand, and you keep building them. I love it. Enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍👌👏
Studley would be proud of you Jason, and I'm more than confident he would give you his tick of approval. another amazing project from your gifted hands as always. you never fail to 'deliver the goods' as we say here in Australia.
Hello friend, you are amazing! You are an artist with many skills. Everything you touch, you are able to turn into gold. God has given you many talents. I love watching you transform those pallettes into priceless gems. I hope that you realize that every good gift comes from above. ❤ your work.
Compared to his, my dexterity is below zero, but I always watch his videos with real pleasure and admiration. Congratulations for the new work, a true masterpiece. And his "bottega" is fantastic.
Just when I thought there isnt a better method of dismantling a pallet, you come along and pull out the chopper. It looks as though you nailed it. Thank you for that lesson. What a beautiful piece , thank you , always a pleasure sir.
I got some old pallets last year and have been thinking about how to undo them the easy way. Now I know. I just have to get a good handaxe for step one. Thanks a lot. That will make my own project much more easy.
This Guy is my Hero!!!! Truly making something (incredibly beautiful!!!) out of nothing!!!! Dude is an inspiration, Man... Thank you for the education; epitomizes usefulness out of the smallest piece of material(s), I needed this, THANK YOU, Epic UpCycling!!!!!!
There is something to be said about saying absolutely nothing. There was no " like & subscribe ", " hit that notification bell " or " smash that button " or any other obnoxious request to follow their page. What a breath of fresh air. This man, his work, his paired down approach, free of dramatic innuendos, clic baits or non sensical banter to allow his work to speak for itself, I LOVE THIS. In this day & age of shameless self promotion, where it's not important how beautiful, functional or purposeful something is but rather if some vapid celeb like Kim Kardashian barfed on it that makes any algorithm spike, i'm glad there's still some that believe that their work should speak for itself. You have earned my subscription and admiration sir, bravo !
Thanks very much for the comments, I really appreciate them :)
To watch other magnificent creations in a similar style you would enjoy Chester and Wood Design, both talented wood workers.
I couldn’t agree more with every word !!!
Well said!
Couldn't agree more.
This lad doesn't have to prove anything or blow his own trumpet, by far one of the best channels on YT
That shop is glorious.
Project after project, that is becoming the most beautiful organization setup in a shop I've ever seen...and I agree, you can never have enough drawerrs
He is one of the most gifted craftsman I've seen.
Take that, Snap-On. Unbelievable design and building skills.
My first thoughts after finishing the video: this is the most victorian/steampunk workshop. Ever.
Magnifico work 👍
I really apreaciate the irony of him building a huge cabinet for nut and bolts not using any nuts or bolts
Also something ironic about seeing his impressive collection of hand planes all lying unused while he goes to his power planer to prep all his wood.
@@mikee1373 he uses them regularly, but for bulk stock preparation of scrap wood that might have metal or stone hiding in the surface? hand planes aren't exactly the best option.
@@mikee1373surface plane vs. Thickness plane are 2 different birds 🦆 🐦
@@polerinthe biggest threat is the wire that holds the collated nails together, easily overlooked when pulling nails.
It's almost like welding wire just thicker, will chip commercial carbide blades too, I used to find a lot of them left after the de-nailer yard
@@jamesont6472 yeah I am real careful about that kind of thing since I got a sawstop
This is probably the most visually pleasing yet functional woodworking project I've ever seen, absolutely masterful work.
I'm sorry, but I'm writing with a translator.
I had an uncle and he also worked with wood and spoke just as much as you do in your videos. He worked calmly and precisely and watched until I was a child. Sometimes he spoke and then he spoke words of wisdom. I once asked him if this could not be done faster with another method? This is what he answered. Good work takes time, bad work takes even more time because you have to correct it.
That was forty years ago, but I'll never forget it. You make great videos and it reminds me of my wonderful childhood. I also made a small DIY workshop for myself, but I can't make furniture anywhere near as nice as this. However, the smell of wood calms you down in this fast-paced world.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Anyone who can drive in slotted head screws using a Yankee screwdriver without it slipping and gouging into the wood and metal deserves a thumbs up 👍
Excellent work👏
And he also pleases my mechanics OCD that he also clocks the screws. True craftsman.
Maybe he pre drilled,off camera, and why not? I would 😊
no annoying music, no self-promoting talk over about subscribing, liking, ticking, discount codes, advertisers or anything else just a video of a man making something, how rare and enjoyable that is,
I don’t usually envy anything - I don’t see the point. BUT I would love to own a custom built sewing room made by this man. Everything he makes I love. Such a talent, 👏
The next person that buys the home he lives in will be paying double because of this shop😅
@Katrene. It'll outlast him, no?
Well, this is what trained carpenters or cabinet makers can do. Go to the cabinet maker whom you trust, show him this video, an he will make you such a drawer cabinet. All you have to do is to pay for it. And do not wait too long, these craftsmen are just dying out.
Have you considered a Dreambox 2? Compact storage for sewing or crafting. Not quite as wonderful as Jason's work, but who can match his stuff? Still waiting to see how he would build a grandfather clock!
I sew too and have had that thought many times myself! Wouldn’t that be awesome!
Ah, finally a western woodworker on RUclips who knows how to apply a japanese style draw saw! And I love these videos!!!
You Sir are a Jedi of the carpentry world
The precision, attention to detail......unbelievable. Mesmerizing to watch it all come together.
Did you happen to note the screw heads all lined up? That's precision!
@@michaelmoss5976 I sure did. Precision with a capital P.
Every part, every assembly exact...just tap into place with mallet...just like the Japanese cabinetmasters.
This is one of the very rare channels where I push the Like button even before watching! 👍
I do too!
Snap
Me three. Lol. 😅
I have been a regular attendee at these sessions where nary a word was spoken, and have been silenced by the deceptively quiet genius of 'Mr Epic'. I love the situation where I have no clue what will become what; sit back and learn, be entertained, and be amazed as logic, efficiency, and beauty all come together.
Another beautiful piece! THANKS!!
Thanks Joe :)
Infinite patience if I ever saw some...unbelievable. I salute you sir.
This video is different, but different in a good way. It was healing in a crazy sense - It takes you away from the myriads of political hate, and everyone is out to get you videos. Bottom line: Well done and it made me a subscriber. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
Thanks very much :)
Absolutely amazing! What can actually be done with only scraps of materials, and a little creative ingenuity! And a HUGE BONUS for me- the man was actually using “HAND TOOLS “ for a lot of the work! Absolutely magnificent workmanship! Way to go man!
Et je regarde encore
You are the best
Il y a 5 jours mon petit fils est venu dans mon atelier il a vu mon râtelier à outil et à dit :c'est super beau Papy
Grâce à tes idées tu nous permet de progresser
MANY THANKS
I couldn’t figure out what you were gonna do with the washing machine. You have outdone yourself again. I am running out of ways to say that your talent has no equal. But that’s just fine, because I love watching you create all So many beautiful ways to deal with underuse materials.
And I’m now going to start counting the days again for the next post. Kathy.
I loved it, too. I saw in the description he says it was a dryer, though. Not that it matters that much.
A Perfect job without talking. Your work saying what it needs. Thank you very much.
👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🥳🥳🥳
I don’t even know what to say. Everything about this video is beautiful and perfect.
You need an apprentice. You have so much knolege to share.
For me the items you made are fabulous.
Apart from the project itself, the video is also well edited, good cuts summarised, no bells and whistles. Beautiful, old tools, wonderful entertainment. Many greetings from Berlin🤙
Thanks. Greetings from Yorkshire, UK.
Great channel you are definitely a paramount craftsman who achieves superb result from substandard material. The additional steps required to get your materials to a state that can be turned into large finished pieces it is a joy to watch and learn thank you. E.B.
i am honoured to see that there are those of us that were taught that if the glue is oozing out of your work it is too much. i would imagine that there are those that believe otherwise but to me it is neater and less cleaning afterwards. nowadays i watch quite a few woodworkers on tube and i must congratulate you on your very entertaining and very high standard of work. only a few of my age left but i am glad to see that there are those that take so much pride in their work. looking forward for the next project.
Thanks very much, John.
Wow... just: wow! So much patience, so much passion, using just classical tools... I'm really deeply impressed.
Sir, you're the Bob Ross of woodworking. The black and metal was an unexpected, and awesome, curveball which really took the piece to the next level. Thanks for all you do!
The Bob Ross of woodwork. I really like that 😊
And here we'll have some happy little drawers... 😄
Wood Ross- minus slapping the devil out of it
❤ this is such a good comparison. So relaxing to watch happy little drawers being made 😊
Really nice build 👍
Love how you start with what most people would throw away and make usable storage cabinets. GREAT!
The patience in creating such small draws...omg...you are an artist and a patient one at that...I would go crazy doing all those... groves and slots...would have done butt joints screws and L brakets for the corners to hold it together... Kudos for the content sir! :)
Thanks very much :)
Once again you continue to amaze. I would like to see a video of you explaining on how you got into up-cycling and what gives you inspiration to create. Once again sir thank you for sharing.
Every single thing I watch you make, I want to own. Even though I have absolutely no use for any of it (except the "book" box), it gives me great pleasure just to look at it and to admire the ingenuity and careful craftsmanship that created it. I could spend all day in your workshop just sitting there, watching you work, and marvelling at the order and design your skill brings forth.
This has to be the best channel on RUclips, bar none.
Thanks very much :)
From trash to treasure, with patience and skills, real man creates not destroys
Доброго здравия, Вам! Изумительная работа!!! Завораживает смотреть за Вашим трудом! Спасибо большое Вам за полученное мною удовольствие!
He spoke not a word,but went straight to his work. ❤
From the custom handles to lining up the head of every screw, this is pure professionalism. Both the end result and the video itself is art to me. Beautiful work !
Thanks very much :)
I applaud you sir for this fantastic recycling project with a masterpiece result
Thanks very much :)
You have once again done a fantastic job
As always, I am amazed by what you create from what others might dismiss as random junk.
Brain, tools and a lot of experience! Master creative maker, thank you for sharing
50 seconds into the video and I love to see the washing mashine! Quite excited what this will be!
Sei bravissimo. Complimenti!
Another strong project.
Typically, I watch your videos several times. The first time for pleasure, the second time to take notes (if the project is useful to me in practice), and start making a plan.
And a third time to check on the realization of this or that detail that I may have missed.
Your videos are goldmines for anyone who wants to build practical furniture, without machine tools, all by hand, and wants to learn to think like a carpenter. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Eric :)
The only thing missing here is the ability to ‘like’ the video again every time I watch it anew. I must have watched each of Jason’s videos at least five times by now. And counting.
This man has made more drawers than I even want to think about.
😂😂😂😂
A person can never have enough drawers. Just saying.
And in the end, a thing of beauty!
At certain stages of Jason's builds, I think 'er, I'm not sure about this', but every time I'm left stunned by his projects.
I have to accept that I just haven't got the vision. He is that rare combination of artist and artisan.
Love your method for panel glue-ups! I'm building a new workbench for myself right now and I definitely will be trying the same thing on it!!
Wow!!! I love watching those crafting skills because I can learn a lot. That is inspiration for wood working. Thank you very much🥰
Very impressive sir. I'm a new fan who is eager to watch more of your fine work.
I watch alot of people that work with wood. You're one of the few that's an actual woodworker. I think you're one of the few people that can make "how to" videos about old handheld woodworking tools. Those of us that follow your channel know that you definitely have enough experience using them to give you absolute credibility.
You’re great man. Thank for the video. It’s mesmerizing to see your work.
The black and brushed steel is so appropriate for the tools. Another masterpiece - and so many drawers.
The angled backboard is genius. It makes so much sense, but not something I really thought about before.
I love the look of the black wood with polished metal. Great piece of art.
Godfather of palettes and rusty nails!!!
Absolutly amazing!!!
Over the top!!!
Each video is more than before...
There are step by step each motion based on 5 steps back and 10 steps further....
Sir, I'm one of your fans!!! And it's a pleasure for me to have a view over your shoulder!!!
Thanks for sharing this video, dear Sir Jason!!! 👌👍
Thanks Ralph 🙂👍
Gotta hand it to you, you have a talent for turning random stuff destined for landfill or the burn pile into really functional and pleasing to the eye pieces.
Watching you work is so relaxing. Thank you for sharing your talent. From Montreal Canada
That is freakin’ awesome! Have to be kinda special to have that much skill and patience
Excelente trabajo, pienso hacerme uno en mis proximas vacaciones, te ha quedado muy practico y bonito
I love the sound of the * snick * when the joints fit in. That was truly a masterpiece, especially the black of the wood and silver of metal, its very industrial
Wow stunning creation and so much patience to complete it!
Thanks :)
Постоянно смотрю ивсевремя удивляюсь простоте ,находчивости и красоте результата. Великолепно!!!
Amazing.
Some old tools you use are spectacular
That's old-school craftsmanship. Love it
Awesome upcycle. I really like the way it turned out.
Finally. Something I built prior to you. Metal faced drawers. I'm sure many people built them before either of us, but still, they do complement the shop. Love all of your work.
Ik heb van deze man al enorm veel geleerd !!👌👌👌
This is one of those RUclips channels where you wait until the next "surprise" video comes out. Great inspiring ideas such as with the old washing machine. If the engine is still in working order, you can make a wood lathe. On to the next one and we wait 'quietly' in curiosity. THANKS with big greetings from the Netherlands.
Really appreciate your exceptional craft, use of hand tools, subtle music that fits perfectly in between the lovely sounds of working with wood. Thank you, I am learning so much from you.
Моё восхищение! Сколько у Вас интерессных проектов! Спасибо, что делитесь с нами 🤗❤
This is soooo inspirational! Thanks for sharing.
Каждый раз просматривая ролик восхищаюсь пытливостью ума и терпением в работе! Просто Мастер! Браво!
When i first saw this cabinet unpainted, it automaticly reminded me of my old Apothecary Cabinet where different medications, Herbs and Devices was stored, Looking really good! love it!
Thanks again! Really can't see me ever being disappointed with any of your projects!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Cuanta paciéncia se debe de tener para realizar este magnífico trabajo realizado practiacmente a mano, sin usar herramientas modernas para realizarlo, solo algunas, pero cantear las maderas a cepillo cuando hoy lo hacen con router.... merece un aplauso.
Enhorabuena por su trabajo.
Thanks very much.
Another fine cabinet! Amazes me how you can turn a pile of scrap into something functional and pleasing to look at! Well done sir!
Thanks very much :)
Excellent!
Bravo Maestro!! Another total triumph!!! Big bear hugs from Kenny in Ohio USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers Kenny :)
Excellent work.
I wish to be close to such organized and clean carpenters. To learn with them, from them this artwork.
Very nice work Sir.
Thanks very much :)
Woah that looks awesome! Cool how it compliments the wood working cabinets, yet still has is own identity as metal working
17:03 In this moment, I can count 201 custom drawers. You must have more than a thousand, and you keep building them. I love it. Enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍👌👏
Studley would be proud of you Jason, and I'm more than confident he would give you his tick of approval. another amazing project from your gifted hands as always. you never fail to 'deliver the goods' as we say here in Australia.
Thanks for the kind words :)
Unbelievable, wow you sir are so talented. Thank you for sharing your work.
That's really impressive hand-cut jointery. Thank you for sharing.
Your work is beautiful, amazing and satisfying to watch. I wish more people would upcycle.
And once again, another project completed all in one day as evidenced by the same gray sweatshirt! Amazing!
Hahaha. nice try.
Superbe vidéo, respect pour les projets. Tout part de la récupération. J'attends toujours vos nouvelles vidéos. Félicitations
Here's another masterpiece, some might have had doubts, I'm not sure, and it's wonderful!!!
What a great project. Thanks for the videos.
I love that you're making awesome cabinets to show off your tools instead of hiding them away. Just Brilliant!! Cheers :)
Hello friend, you are amazing! You are an artist with many skills. Everything you touch, you are able to turn into gold. God has given you many talents. I love watching you transform those pallettes into priceless gems. I hope that you realize that every good gift comes from above. ❤ your work.
Compared to his, my dexterity is below zero, but I always watch his videos with real pleasure and admiration. Congratulations for the new work, a true masterpiece. And his "bottega" is fantastic.
Very nice recycling the old pallets and the dryer. I recycle wood from pallets too. Love repurposing old wood. It has character, you might say.
Just finished watching. A true craftsman. Love the content. Recycling materials. They should have this taught in schools. Pleasure to see. Thank you
Your creativity and patience are never ending my good sir
Just when I thought there isnt a better method of dismantling a pallet, you come along and pull out the chopper. It looks as though you nailed it. Thank you for that lesson. What a beautiful piece , thank you , always a pleasure sir.
Thanks 👍
I've seen a special crow bar with an added wedge at the back fulcrum before but the axe is a neat way to chop through this tedious job. Nice.
Que dire ? magnifique ! superbe ! imaginatif ! de bon gout et surtout bien fait .Bravo !
I got some old pallets last year and have been thinking about how to undo them the easy way. Now I know. I just have to get a good handaxe for step one. Thanks a lot. That will make my own project much more easy.
This Guy is my Hero!!!! Truly making something (incredibly beautiful!!!) out of nothing!!!! Dude is an inspiration, Man... Thank you for the education; epitomizes usefulness out of the smallest piece of material(s), I needed this, THANK YOU, Epic UpCycling!!!!!!