We’re glad you liked it! We would love to see how the birdbath turns out, if you want to share photos to our Facebook page!

We used 2x4s for the frame legs!

We’re so glad you liked it! We’re quite proud of how it turned out :) The vise is an old Wilton brand vise that we’ve had forever. It was still working before the restoration, we just wanted it to run a little smoother.

Don't this is way to rustic.

Thanks! We certainly think so!

Yeah, they are, most of the time with Methyl Bromide, highly toxic. And, the red and blue painted pallets are deposit pallets, meaning the company that used them put a deposit down with the distributer that delivered the products on them to be returned and reused. So, these pallets were either owned by the video's creator already, or they were stolen.

We’re glad you like it! For us, it cost man hours. A LOT of them! We had access to all the supplies and tools we used, but if you didn’t and were looking to do this project yourself, we’re not really sure what the price tag would be.

obrigada! estamos felizes que você tenha gostado

We paid somewhere between $3,600-$4,00 for our 27 foot roof. This included them taking off the previous roof and putting on the new pvc roof. We got lucky and did not need to replace any plywood underlayment or broken vents. If your plywood is rotting, or if any of the vents get broken when they remove the roof, it would cost more to replace.

Great question! For the first two years, we used the planter with only the burned bowl as protection. It worked well, but especially with the succulents we planted in it, we watered infrequently and the wood started to show that wear. About a year ago, we coated the inside of the bowl with Flex Seal: Liquid Rubber Sealant Coating. Unfortunately, the wood was already cracked so it can’t fix it completely. That being said, the planter is still holding together and doing well considering it’s three years old!

We’re glad you agree! There was definitely more we could have done, but ultimately, this is a working vise. It’s ready to last us many more years now!

I told the master craftsman and he ran the other way! 😂 We’ll see what we can do!

We’re so glad you enjoyed it! It was absolutely a family project, and we really love how it turned out. Thanks for the appreciation!

We’re glad you liked it! We actually sized the table specifically to fit with our couch, so we matched the height to the seats and the length and width came from what room we had. The dimensions depend on where you want the table :)

Hello! We are so happy you liked the video! Apologies for the late reply, but we used 1/2 in plywood, though either works well. If you did make your headboard, we would love to see it! You can reach us at our Facebook page (linked to our channel) or at [email protected].

+1 to that. Pallets & packaging boxes are NOT safe. I used to work in the same building as a chemical import/export company. The workers would get rashes, itchy skin, watery eyes from simply handling some of the (unbroken) boxes. Sometimes they'd get shipments with broken boxes, leaking drums, etc and those boxes+pallets would go straight to waste disposal. Basically they'd be thrown in a pile/hole where no one would care. Frequently someone or the other would come along and do away with some of the wood. I can't imagine what would have happened to the folks who ended up with furniture made out of this crap! Worse still, imagine if they burnt the wood indoors! Apparently, One persons toxic trash is another persons suicidal home project!!

Heat treated pallets contain no harmful chemicals. That's a fact.

We’re glad you liked it! We actually got both the coffee table and headboard done in one weekend. It was a very long weekend, but we were happy with how they turned out! :)

We’re so glad you like it! We’d love to see pictures if you make them yourself! You can share them to our Facebook page or email us at [email protected]

We used Minwax Early American for the stain, and we did not use the pallet wood for the top base. We actually used 1x4 boards for the edge so it would be uniform, but you could absolutely use pallets if you wanted. :)

We’re so glad you like the barrels! Our design should accommodate standard sized barrels, anything up to about 23 inches in diameter. It might be snug at 23 inches, but it should still fit. If you have anything larger than 23 inches diameter, you’ll need to upsize the plywood base and the supports. We would love to see photos when you build them! You can share to our Facebook page or our email, [email protected].

@@tripledcrazysfabrication1817 Thanks so much for the reply, and for confirming the size of the barrel. Sounds like I need to measure my barrel to be safe. I'd be happy to share the finished product! This is a project for the next few weeks, so hope to be able to share some photos soon!

very true. I can't hear the words. wish I could mute the music. seems like it would be a good video but I cant hear anything but music.

First video problems, most definitely! Thank you for pointing it out. We removed the music, and hopefully that’ll sort it out!

We’re so glad you enjoyed it!

We’re glad you liked it! So far, the paint has held up fine. However, we have not had the time to use it as much as we normally do. We’re pretty hopeful that it will hold up to our regular level of abuse though! :)

@@tripledcrazysfabrication1817 Thank you! I cant decide how to finish my vintage craftsman: craftsman red, hammer finish silver or somehow polish and protect. Thanks again!

Thank you. We’re glad you enjoyed our work! As far as the grip, we actually purchased this blade without any handles. It was just the blade-nothing else. When we did build our handles, we used removable scales so we can keep the knife clean or change out the handles if we wish to.

@@tripledcrazysfabrication1817 ok, thanks for your answer. now i understand why You did it. keep on doing these things. And have an eye out on the other knives from Varusteleka...

We are so glad you enjoyed our project! We used Minwax Golden Oak for the stain, and then regular gray house paint dabbed over the top and quickly wiped off.

We are so glad you enjoyed our project! If you decide to try it out, we would love to see pictures! Our email is [email protected], or you can find the link to our Facebook page on our channel.

We’re glad you like it! We’re pretty proud of it ourselves :) If you do attempt to make your own, we’d love to see photos! You can email us at [email protected], or visit our channel for links to our social media’s.