A Hall Tree Coat Rack made from PALLETS.

I decided to make a large coat rack storage unit with a seat, and it's all made from re-claimed pallets.
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[@selador11]

Dude. There is just no way to say how impressed I am with your builds. You start with scrap wood that no one wants. You practice an unparalleled patience in cutting small parts, and piecing those parts together. Every part locking in with the others making the overall that much stronger. From flimsy 'trash' pallet wood, you made a beautiful hall tree that a gorilla could jump on and not damage!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@expatmoose]

You forgot to mention he does it all often with hand tools and not expensive power tools too 👍🏻

[@ElsDaughter]

I could not have said it better myself.

[@Melicoy]

Beautiful

[@mikearmitage1577]

@@expatmoose apart from a radial arm saw, table saw and planer/ thicknesser

[@cheeseisdelicious4627]

As always, my admiration goes to you, what an amazing ability. I'm happy your channel grew, I wish more people would see what amazing things you can create from nothing.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@sloth_e]

Although my skill amd knowledge isn't in the same game as yours, you've got me collecting pallets and copper. You put my mind into creative overload! I've got ideas also using leather for smaller far less complex objects and to trim pieces I already have and to hide my terrible corners on things I've already made. All the "wows" I've been getting so far are owed to you mate. Tonnes of thanks and respect from Australia 👍

[@Raysasharp]

Your creations are the 'go-to' to me when I don't need to think too deeply but just admire and relax, Jason.I'm not a woodworker myself so I can't mention particular parts in technical terms, but apart from your incredible wood and metal skills, your construction of the videos is spot on. I'm now watching most of your builds for at least the second time and never get tired of them. All the best, Ray.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Ray.

[@lloydnsarahsheffer3802]

Yay! This is just what my day needed!

[@robertweldon7909]

I've watched many of your videos, some more than once. I can honestly say; "you are the UK"s version of Norm Abram. Your skill and precision ranks at the top".No one else takes scrap and pallets and , as you say, up cycles them into things of use and beauty. Another great build. ;-)

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@envoycdx]

Really wish I could like this more than once! just rewatched it again, never fails to impress me what you can do!

[@luigimariani1650]

Hi Jason, every video of yours is surprising, you always give us great projects.👍💯

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Luigi :)

[@lesleyyoung5730]

Holy crap, that pallet splitter at the start, amazing tool!!! And, of course, another awesome build. 😄Loved the little pat-pat wave at the end.

[@cobberpete1]

I would like Jason to say just a few words, just to hear his voice, and I'm sure in a broad Yorkshire accent. 😉😁🤪

[@MickOhrberg]

Can't wait for every new video to pop - love this. Thank you so much for sharing your passion.

[@ТатьянаТудвасева-з8д]

Надежно, добротно, со своим шармом. Я бы тоже присела там. 😊👍

[@dingo3718]

Great craftsmanship, the combination of hand tools being used is very rare now days, people only use tools that have a battery attached to them , great prodjects beautifully finished,, great job sir.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@Scbm6492]

Also, i know you do it on purpose, but I really love how you take us through a detail-oriented and time consuming step on camera and then show us you did that like 8 more times. These builds must take many workdays' worth of hours to complete. A joy to watch.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thank you :)

[@firenbubble]

Quelle belle surprise de tomber sur une de tes vidéos en ouvrant mon application, je cherchais justement une excuse pour ne pas travailler pendant une heure. Merci beaucoup =]

[@rosarioforino7075]

You are the carpenter I dreamt (in my childhood) to become

[@Love_Jesus_NOW]

Another beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us. ❤

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@airnashville3883]

Always amazing and truly epic up cycling of materials. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make the project and the video. You inspire me to do more with less. I do occasionally cringe a bit when you reuse mails but, I can't quibble about your talent or success. Cheers from the USA!

[@ralphgraler4223]

Dear Sir... godfather of palettes and rusty nails... I'm no craftsman... I'm just a follower... and a totaly surprised fan of your works, your realistion... your ideas!!! Your hooks on your wardrobe are totaly stunning... and I hope you allow to copy them! I had no chance to find the right opinion... now I got!!! Thank you there for! Many greetings from Germany... best wishes to you!!! 👋

[@samanthadean1083]

I often wish that you were selling your pieces, I would totally love to have this in my house!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@8thg]

ITS ONE THING TO MAKE EXPENSIVE PIECES OF FURNITURE STARTING OFF WITH PERFECT FLAWLESS WOOD. BUT TO MAKE FROM SCRATCH, HAND CARVED, ON-OF-A-KIND EXPENSIVE FURNITURE PIECES, USING PALLETS AND RE- USED NAIL LET ME JUST SAY TAKES MASTER-CRAFTSMANSHIP AND IS TRULY EXTRAORDINARY 😇

[@markgelinas8114]

It never ceases to amaze me with what you do to the humble pallet. I look forward to your next build.

[@jimbarron8688]

Now go look at those tool-whores that buy everything imaginable and show them off in pristine condition. Here we see that simple tools can get the job done and those are working tools not display cabinet ones. Patience not extravagance is the essence of Zen woodworking.

[@winterlorraine1545]

what a amazing build it just gets better and better with every build 🤩🤩🤩

[@Richard-qe5uq]

Made my day 🎉 Always nice to watch you make it look sooo easy... I wonder if there will be a kind of blooper reel some day? Thank you so much for sharing your artworks 🥂

[@EpicUpCycling]

I'd love to do a blooper reel. I make plenty of mistakes, unfortunately I rarely get them on camera :)

[@thanatos66613]

Man, I thought the screw coming out of the side was a mistake. Turns out, this guy reverse engineers pocket holes, lol. Great stuff

[@tardismole]

Brilliant. I especially liked the 'hooks'. All I need now is a hallway big enough. :)

[@matthewmarello1347]

I'm most impressed with the dados with only a cross cut saw, chisel and a homemade router plane.

[@chrismcmanaway8452]

Along with the over the top craftsmanship, am I detecting a touch of MacGuyver ism as well ?

[@ralphgraler4223]

Mac Gyver is just that what I'm thinking about this projects and techniks.... 👍🔨

[@michellehoward7406]

love watching these vids cant wait for them to upload. I try to work out which piece goes where as its being done no surprise I get them wrong lol

[@kathybrandt6060]

Well, we already know that you know you’re incredible with leftover pieces of wood. Beautiful coat rack. Thank you for letting us watch you build it.

[@mexlemax3307]

Super beautiful and very sturdily made. I think the idea with the coat hook is extra cool. You often have super cool ideas that I should definitely keep in mind. Thank you very much

[@ralphgraler4223]

Like me... the hooks are amazing!!! Since years I'm looking for a special design or kind of hooks... I'm want to change an old stable door from 1935 into a wardrobe... and this hooks are perfect!!! He's the godfather of palettes and rusty nails!!! 👍👍🔨

[@YahushuaMessiah777]

What would make this channel more fun is if the plans to reproduce what we see were made available.

[@johnhill6773]

Epic talent creativity and craftsmanship. Love watching you as I'm disabled and no longer able to use my hands the way I'd like to.

[@johnhill6773]

No worries as I'm being followed by an moon shadow.😊

[@jilldavies7094]

I so admire your work and the "waste not, want not" ethos behind it. I love the slow, studied construction with (mostly) hand tools. It gives me, and countless others, a great deal of pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work. So thank you.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@wendygrant2735]

Yes yes, very beautiful and useful. Thanks for sharing again.

[@ВалентинСвинцицкий]

Всегда качественные вещи... Такие штуки можно передавать по наследству.... Добротность радует.

[@krisgadgets9353]

Hand's Of Gold 👍👍🙏🙏🍀🍀🧂🧂

[@hebierob]

Jason: you have to be an engineer! You approach a build different than most. Love the router plane! As I’ve said before I love that you use recycled lumber. I alway think I should be in my shop bit end up watching you doing your thing in yours!!! Cheers from Texas!

[@selador11]

HAH! @ ~ 24:45 I had just watched you chisel those rabbets out. I reached for the keyboard to ask if you had ever considered making your own rabbet plane... And as I set the keyboard down to get started, there you ARE! Making your own rabbet/router plane! Well done!

[@EpicUpCycling]

A very handy tool. I made that one in the Victorian display cabinet video :)

[@ТатьянаТудвасева-з8д]

Ура! Вечер пройдёт волшебно!

[@Joe1935429]

Thumbs up! Beautiful job! This was different for me in that I did not know where you were going or how you would get there. I was both fascinated and perplexed the whole time and loved every minute of it. Thanks.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Joe :)

[@untamedtiger657]

What a beauty there is no words to express your talent ❤❤❤

[@pjpr1286]

Ya estamos aquí, un saludo maestro.

[@celaenasardothien703]

When you make a video i make coffee, grab some snacks sit back and relax. Beautiful craftsmanship as always!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@brooksmartin5183]

Nice, the black and natural wood pops!

[@andreasseibel6754]

I totally love it! Thank you for the inspiration 👍

[@lauraguebert2122]

I think the lesson I have learned the most from watching these videos is "there's a tool for that".

[@suerhea2620]

I want to say you are absolutely the best . Your work is amazing! I look forward to your videos. You truly are gifted in your craft. God bless you!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@haphazzard3431]

Outstanding once again my friend! Ever thought about giving your background in woodworking? Would love to hear your story!! God bless!!

[@ZahodaGenadiy]

основное преимущество этого МАСТЕРА, заключается в том что он раньше других понял, что ПОДДОНЫ являются номинальным материалом для его творчества! С одной стороны, это демонстрация факта, что НАТУРАЛЬНОЕ в любом виде остается НАТУРАЛЬНЫМ (человек ломает устоявшиеся стереотипы, и вовремя). А с другой, это оригинальный способ выделиться из массы, (хотя азиаты стали заниматься этим еще раньше, но там мотивы несколько другие) В любом случае, среди нас еще есть люди умеющие превращать бросовое в ЭКСКЛЮЗИВ! Ни это ли волшебство !?!?!?! ))))

[@danielstellmon5330]

Not only could this man make furniture out of toothpicks and sawdust, it would still be nicer than anything in my house.

[@tommytruong3395]

Masterful!!!! My first video of your’s and it’s was amazing,liked! And subscribed!

[@davidetognon655]

Simply Beautiful!!!, Thanks and congratulations and a masterpiece of simplicity and functionality

[@MADZIA0606]

*Something fabulous !* *Each time at the beginning I try to imagine the end result, and I am still completely surprised.* *Bravo, master of the chisel and hammer!* 👏😊

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@frattman]

Another great project; thanks for sharing. I love how you make do with what you've got from your pocket screws minus the pricey jig to your panel glue up with the wedges and clamps and homemade router plane (which probably takes less time to use than setting up a dado stack or dialing in your router). One potential downside to having every single tool is that the woodworker doesn't have to innovate and think around a problem, or just use a hand tool which can be surprisingly effective. I just got a magazine in the mail with instructions on how to build a fairly complicated panel glue up jig which I am tempted to make, but after watching your method again I'll attempt to make do with what I have as well (a flat table, some clamps, wedges, and weights).

[@spenserclarke5956]

Another great job Jason. Always a pleasure watching your work. 🙂 I have only today realised you are based in the UK, after I saw the number plates on the wall. For some reason, I thought you were in the US. Lol!

[@blocky10]

Fantastic woodworking skills resulting in a fantastic piece of usable furniture. Someone get this man a selection of battery tools. Milwaukee 12v range would be ideal❤

[@kunagtr]

Wooden Picasso strikes back..🤗💪👍

[@jinnij.caiman]

This is the first time I’ve seen you pull out the Radial Arm in a while! I have one and love it, a lot of people don’t like them, but your setup and blade needs to be correct or it’ll climb and kick and everything else. I’ve been watching your videos since 2020 and you’re definitely an inspiration.

[@shawncovert5447]

Yes,,,yes,,yes can't wait too watch this one. Everything that you build is amazing it's like you're some kind of wizard...

[@davecurda2350]

I’m always amazed how good your projects turn out.👏👏👏👏

[@markkrick8602]

I taught shop and have had my own shop since the early 70's, no serious injuries and no lawsuits... from students or parents. I attribute this to common sense. Ask yourself if the cut you're making is worth losing parts over.

[@DeWaltjunkie]

Definitely subscribing to your channel I built my first piece of furniture I wanna say 2005 it was coffee table that i just demoed it couple weeks ago but that was also built from scrap wood that my work was trashing and was surprised how many people actually liked it for first piece i was amazed it was still in one piece still wood working is an amazing skill/talent and you definitely have skillz

[@eslea]

Are you going to patent that jig for smoothing out the shelf holder slides; Roto-Router would be routed! Thanks for the smiley wave. Always a genuine enjoyment.

[@michaelobrien5897]

Another great job with unbelievable talent, how many teachers have you had, I was raised by a WW2 CB and thought I could do a lot, I could not keep up with you if i had twice the time you take.

[@genewhitesides2722]

Wonderful work as always. Thank you for sharing you insight and skill. Much appreciated.

[@marteltoscano2351]

Un fuerte abrazo, saludos, me gustan mucho sus videos, me inspiran, para hacer unos pequeños cambios en mi casa y taller! Gracias

[@Иванов_ИИ]

Круто! Было бы ещё интересно, на мой взгляд, если бы указывали, за какое время получилось изделие.

[@artur.creates]

It was really beautiful. Congratulations for the excellent work. I love watching your creations.

[@tjkoker]

Ohhhhh, now were getting creative with the camera. Haha!

[@TheMrWoodsman]

To say this is Epic UpCycling to such a understatement, your builds are amazing sir. Well done.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@ericparis963]

As Always : wonderfull job and great hardworking. Thanks for sharing your ideas and your Time.

[@alexandrasummerlin]

everything you build is just wow. I've watched you for some time now and everytime you upload i just float away into a different world, your creations always give off this magical other worldy beauty to it. some of them give off steampunk even and i am just in love with that. Gorgeous every single time! and i'm gonna be extremely honest here, epic isn't even half of how amazing your work it that little tool you used in the beginning sent me! i love that

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much. I really appreciate the comments :)

[@regholwill8476]

As usual, perfect. Where do you get your idea's from? Love watching your video's.

[@dannraff]

Fantastic you now have a new moniker Mr magic hands. As far as I'm concerned Just feel so chilled watching you .

[@jcsrst]

I love how nothing is wasted despite all the work it takes! Clever and unique, beautiful as usual!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@freakazoid5907]

another great build, I always look forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing, please keep it up!

[@arzentoncreations]

you Sir are BRILLIANT!!!!!!! Thank you!

[@lynnelewis9605]

Hi there that is a beautiful piece of furniture u wouldn't of thought it was made out of pallet wood fantastic wook.x

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Lynne :)

[@Suzumushi999]

I am looking forward to seeing you from Japan. The design that you don't see in Japan is very cool

[@albertoarocanieto9813]

Ver good job!. I'd like you say us, how many time you need to prepare enero protect. Thanks!

[@phildxyz]

About 25.00 Thinks, he needs something to cut a set depth groove - seconds later, he's created one - genius!

[@matiasducasseunzue7630]

You're amazing, please continue share your work.. i love it, greetings from Argentina

[@janolson9592]

Now that's what I call unique! I have never seen anything like your designs anywhere. I find them an inspiration and have incorporated some of your ideas and techniques in some of my projects, thanks again!

[@employed1000]

Another wonderful show, kept me fixed all the way through. The part I didn't like was the end, I wanted it to keep on going and going.

[@jamescraig5421]

As usual a Excellent job Bro.keep the great work up.👍👍👍

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@Randiego]

Another beautiful innovative piece from your shop. Excedllent ! ! It would be nice if you could produce plans of your creations for sale on your site. I would be a buyer for them as all of the pieces are really nice.

[@johng4175]

My wife looked at the video I was watching and asked if that was Stephen King making a bookcase. I thought I was subbed now I am.

[@Flipbug_The_Whimsical]

I learned a lot of great techniques from this video. Thanks for using a variety of techniques for the benefit of others :)

[@brikhouse22]

Each of your videos gets at least 4 or 5 views from me because I watch them to go to sleep because they are calming and relax my brain and it takes me that long to finally see the whole thing lol.

[@ohiohobbies]

First time I seen you do something and I went 🤦‍♂️. No cutting fluid for that poor tap? Save your taps and keep them sharper longer and cleaner threads with a little juice my friend! Amazing as always never disappointed.

[@Viktor_sky]

Das Warten hat sich wieder einmal gelohnt. Danke 😀👍

[@davidjowett8195]

Awesome and a bit more. Thank you, once again, for sharing your tallent with us.

[@tomasz.barlicki]

that is impressive. from where did you get the idea. looks pretty amazing.

[@EpicUpCycling]

I've always liked Victorian industrial engineering. I get a lot of inspiration from that sort of thing.

[@PeteBeardsley]

Yet another "Epic" build. Thanks for sharing with us again. 🤩

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Pete :)

[@olgadementyeva4837]

Если бы у меня была бы еще одна жизнь и я бы была бы мужчиной, то обязательно стала бы столяром! Обожаю делать что то из дерева или ремонтировать старую мебель...У Вас очень хорошо получается творить...

[@Иванов_ИИ]

К чему условности? На просторах ютьюба не мало женщин сварщиц, слесарей, автомехаников... Чтобы стать столяром нужно просто захотеть им быть. Всё в ваших руках!

[@viorsa8200]

Excelente tutorial maestro, como siempre y buen trabajo, pero un vídeo un poco largo para mí gusto, pero reconozco que es difícil comprimir tanta creatividad, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia) 👍🤓😜

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@nathanwood2233]

Hello from @midwestmagicleaning

[@wandamcgiboney5141]

Amazing what you can do with wood that looks like junk ,,,,,,crazy skills

[@louiswhitney1761]

That is such a beautiful hall tree it is amazing… I love it… gives me the energy to build mine finally…

[@rjgaynor8]

Amazing work. Looks very similar to one I build about 5 years ago.