10:02 you were very meticulous to handle every tiny flaw very carefully, congratulations. this is the lesson i learned from your video. everything is worth it when we are determined to transform it like this waste pallet you gave it a new life once more much stronger than the original. wish you success with many DIY projects. i have done many projects from recycling old pallets very simply without electrical equipment.

Muy buen trabajo mi amigo. Solo consultarte el relleno negro de q esta compuesto gracias

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Same as trees in remote areas. They are free, you just have to invest a lot of time and energy to make it into wood but its free. It''s an exageration of course, but disasembling pallets is still too labor intensive, it's only worth it if your time is not worth too much. And if your time is not worth too much you're best investing it into getting better

where did you find the legs?

i put freezer paper on my work bench when i do glue ups so i don't have to clean my work bench. just crumple it up and throw it away.

Beautiful stools lol for f6,4 tall people really great work 🎉

Nice table. Tool noises better than music.

Great Job just didnt like the product you used to refill the holes , that black don’t look good on wood

No speaking ,no looking . Iffn your unwilling to communicate ,I am unwilling to to look. Now you’re blocked . Grow up Cheers

Aferim

Outstanding work. May I ask your thoughts on the jointer you used? Thanks.

No music please!

no music asmr ftw

Am like, oh i could do that to make money. Loooking at the tools like, hell no.

Maybe a tiny bit of narration?

“Sometimes it's about overcoming. Not perfection.” A lesson I think many of us need to be reminded of time and time again. Thanks for sharing this with us. Subscribed🤎

Looks good

Thanks

I’ll give you £30 for it

NICE BUT PRICELESS IS A BIT OF A STRETCH

Measure once, cut 7 times is my motto! :-) BTW, scraping of glue, use an axe head as a scraper as long as it is somewhat sharp it will make the work so easy as the axe head had a good weight behind it.

Priceless???? 😂

Amazing job. The Holes reference caught me off guard but had me cracking up. Good stuff man.

Awesome job love the craftsmanship keep at it brother

How tall is that table 😅

I used to use a lot of "reclaimed" wood which came not from pallets, but from packaging in which packets of glass panes/ sheets are transported (free for me), personally dismantled several TONS of them over last twenty years, and cursed and swore countless times when this muffled "ping" sound came out of my planer meaning... Yeah, the blade hitting some piece of nail (or a heavy duty staple) remaining in the wood, meaning, FORK, had to replace the blade, eff it... But then, "mustn't grumble" - THAT wood comparing to this "pallet stuff" here is like cream compared to excrements, and frankly the only good use for SUCH "pallet wood" is, if you ask me... firewood. Cracked, stained from corroded nails, sometimes studded with tiny stones - a nightmare to work with and not really worth the trouble and time. Yes, it's "free", but then your time ain't, and the final result is just, well, UGLY. (Well, most of the time anyway). So unless the finished piece is to be painted over, or it is goint to be some workshop bench or garage shelf (or a wooden floor crate next to a metal turning lathe - or such) it's just not worth the trouble. And, oh, by the way - this is typically second- or third-grade wood - young, often very soft (like that Brazilian pine that grows like crazy - its rings are over 1 cm/ 3/8" wide but it's soft and kinda ugly), middle of the trunk section, or full of twists and knots. And when it's some hardwood then it's cracked all the way through - like this piece seen here, at 0:40. But I have to admit it - sometimes I happened to actually use "pallet wood" for some garden furniture/ outdoor work bench or such, but only when it was reasonably good quality pine wood that came from so-called "euro pallet" (which is head and shoulder above this disposable trash - boards are 20 mm, or 13/16th in thick and much wider that these here), or when I came across (very rarely) a pallet made of some hardwood (beech mostly) - or birch. And then, once in blue moon, some unusually-sized packaging/ pallet/ what not that came from tropical countries - a proper "exotic hard wood" - but then always a second- or third-grade one and hardly pretty (as far as it's colour is concerned - greyish, brownish, and whatever dull "colour" you can think of). Anyway, this people's fixation with this "free trash" never ceases to, erm, "amuse" me - and reminds of this folk sculptor, Mikhail Bopposov from Yakutia who used to make, in winter (when there's a deep freeze there), sculptures from cows' DUNG. Hey, true artist knows no bonds nor limits, doesn't he? And on this optimistic note... ;-)

No music. Very pretty wood. Not usually a metal legs wooden top guy, but it looks great. 👍 subscribed.

Looks great! I kinda built the same a year ago

Thaze! Its j smith. Gotta have one brother. Will hit you up about it soon ❤

lncredible!!!

Brilliant, amazing work

Make a perpendicular wood joined on both ends to ensure the tight bonds of woods, a half inch deep i think is ok. I like the nail puller and all those safety nets of power tools. 🙂 Can't it be all made of woods?😮

Free pallets but thousands of dollars worth of tools 🤣. Who has that kind of equipment in their garage?

Nice ASMR. What were the tools you used to remove the nails from the pallet boards?

c'mon dude!! I'm not knocking using pallets or making furniture from them. I do the same thing but this ain't the Mona Lisa. Priceless? No.

Any chance you could name the machines you used?

Tip: wax your glue up table. The dried glue pops right off!

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I know blades are extra money but have you thought about just cutting nails with a reciprocating saw

Hope you continue to make more videos. Don’t get discouraged. KZbin likes frequent posters and will push your videos if you’re consistently posting.

Think I found my new ASMR wood working channel. Just like BigStackD with his metal working, this is just simple trade work. No flashing and talking… great job.

Very, very, very good.

Hello, can you share how to set up the tray to put the wrist rest in the planer?

Hello, can you share how to set up the tray to put the wrist rest in the planer?

Love when that color POPS!

priceless? Give me abreak

That's a lot of work. Beautiful table!

You crushing the coals looked like magic just hovering over it and smashing it. Made me laugh watching it.

No music. Can't stand watching videos with background music.