Pallet Furniture. An Epic Medieval Sideboard made from Pallets and a Scrap Copper Hot Water Cylinder

[@melvian75]

you know what i appreciate. the no talking the no music. just working in silence. my kind of day.

[@jesper1406]

That's the kind of women we're all looking for.... 😂😂😂😂

[@winterroses2020]

@@jesper1406and now we know why you’re still looking

[@ralphgraler4223]

Whow... that's priceless and greatfull!!! Yes... I'm shure... you're wife droped you out and you have to sleep in your workshop... absolutly outstanding, dear Jason!!! All those knobs and carveries... hour by hour... amazing!!! Good luck for your next projects... I'm waiting for!!! Greetings from good old Germany 🇩🇪

[@lulamurphy5856]

I love how you never skimp on decorations, treating the pallet wood with the same care and respect as any expensive wood. Beautiful! I'm so grateful you take the time and effort to, not only build these gorgeous pieces, but film, edit and upload the process. Thank you!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Lula :)

[@larsfrandsen2501]

Well said!

[@plainnpretty]

I agree

[@larsfrandsen2501]

Yes, exactly! I am a teacher to kids with particular challenges. Many teachers cannot see their potential the way I can and must. Our KZbin host here would make Nobel Prize winners out of all of them. Remarkable!

[@PJJ196]

18:15 on is exactly why I never skip this guys ads ever :)

[@fatabelly]

That face and the deep sigh @18:33 was absolutely priceless! lol.

[@RudiWurlitzer]

So many details, so much work, so much patience!

[@GrimeCoffin]

23:58 Daaaamn all those knobs! What a machine you are

[@dash2869]

You start out watching one of his videos expecting him to make one of those quick, easy DIY pallet projects that were so popular a few years ago, and end up binging his entire channel, subscribed with notifications on because you still can't wrap your head around how he turns scrap wood and other junk into so many beautiful pieces. Great work! Keep it up, please!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Ashleigh :)

[@reinharddecker4650]

I agree! He's the master of before and after. I like palletwood DIY Projects and furnitures so much, but not such simple rubbish other people show us. It's perfect, if you can't realize it was palletwood before. And he die the job as well.

[@dawsie]

I know been watching since he started with his first piece been hooked ever since 😊😊

[@Raiuga-wiz]

amazing that he even made the hinges

[@AJB2K3]

This channel is really addictive but his project deserve to be called epic as they are way above the results of other pallet projects.

[@johnmoorfoot3954]

Thankyou for inspiring me to get back on the tools to invent and create projects out in my workshop. Your videos are absolutely amazing and your skills are master class in woodworking and metalworking also. I hope you are in good health and continue with your craft. Cheers from Australia 🦘🦘

[@EpicUpCycling]

Cheers John 👍

[@drunkdunc8738]

There was the look of " What have I got myself into? " after filing the first groove on the top 😝 Bloody beautiful job cheers Jason🍻

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Dunc :)

[@ajbakercmsu]

Yeah, one of the most staggering things about these videos is watching the "okay, he's done this super-fiddly step, now he just needs to repeat it... 63 more times" and we don't usually get to see that realization on his face :D

[@AivoPaas]

I think it pretty much matches the look on Egyptians face after setting the first stone of a pyramid

[@greglawrence742]

I get the exact same look when I have to repeat something like just once, lol! Agree with the binge watching comment also. The wardrobe project set the hook in me!

[@stephenleader8065]

There was the look of "Oh bugger, there's another 50 notches to do" look in his eyes.

[@reaper060670]

Alright Jason my bro.. I haven't commented for a while. TBH I haven't been watching/catching up for a while either but last night I played a few of ur videos for my sisters and me ma and they were astonished by the level of craftsmanship u showed from just pallet wood. I was listening to them and their reactions were brilliant. They were, simply put?, GOB SMACKED! One of my sisters loves videos like u make and watches them all the time to get her own ideas for her home but she was blown away by ur skills. I kept saying to her about how u build things up and the level of detail u put into each build. I wasn't watching with them but I was in the kitchen listening to them and all I kept hearing was "Oh My God" & "Look what he just made there", "I can't believe he just did that and made it look like metal fasteners".. They were blown away Jason mate. I've been telling ppl about ur work for about maybe 18 months now, pretty much since I 1st came across ur channel, and last night was brilliant to hear the reactions of my family. They loved it so much that I know they'll be spreading the word to all their groups online as well. I have said in the past I would've loved to have learned from a guy like u. Have u ever thought about doing some online course material mate?? I think it could be an avenue of huge revenue for a master craftsman like yourself. Obviously it's a lotta work to get the courses up and running but I think u have so much to teach newbies like me and others that it could end up turning into a huge success for u man.. What I've always enjoyed about ur videos is u don't fly through the video in 5 minutes. Ur videos last more than 20/25/30 minutes each time which gives us a real opportunity to understand the process much better. Most guys on here speed everything up to get the video done. They don't really explain the processes but with urs we get to see it in real time. I would love some voice overs on the videos if u had the time. Not every video but just on some if some of the processes were very tricky to learn or understand. Anyways that enough of my shite talking for another while. LOL. This was a brilliantly put together piece Jason, again! Keep the awesome content coming my bro. Oh yeah I forgot how they reacted to u cutting up the copper boiler.. ahahahahaha! I wished I had Goggleboxed the 3 of them last night while watching ur videos. It was a classic but I will catch them again when they're over to see me.. Take care mate and be safe, Salute from IRELAND!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much for the comments, I always love hearing from you. Please say hi to your family for me, it's always wonderful to hear that everyone is enjoying the videos :)

[@robynw6307]

Not only are your pieces things of beauty, but so are your tenacity, patience, and skill. Once again, I cannot drag my eyes away from watching your process.

[@marshaoflaherty8421]

I know, right? I keep planning to jump ahead... but I can't do it. MUST KEEP WATCHING ! So amazing and beautiful.

[@сергейжуган-э8х]

Откуда столько красивых идей ,проекты от заказчиков ?

[@martinschroder7125]

Wie kann man dafür nur einen Daumen nach unten geben? Einfach nur fantastisch.

[@tonycorleone3739]

Great job as always. One more time showed, that is not necessary expensive wood and fancy tool, to make something really beautiful.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Tony :)

[@eslea]

Every creation is more astonishing than the last. It’s too much for mere mortals.

[@muffinman999]

You should be very proud of everything you make. Your a very skilled craftsman.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@muffinman999]

Have you ever considered running classes? Just a thought.

[@JesperMakes]

Finally, your dismantling process revealed 😀.

[@julienolan5271]

OH MY GOD. That is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Julie :)

[@joser1219]

Amazing job. This is a punch in the nuts for those woodworkers that hate pallet wood.

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

Lol nicely put 😄

[@mikehoare6093]

this kind of upcycling, is indeed epic.

[@c.a.g.1977]

18:32 That sigh... 😂 I do that every time I see how many parts you actually made after showing us how you made one! I envy your patience and skillset!

[@marshaoflaherty8421]

I am so awed by his patience! And perseverance!

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

Thank you for creating this captivating video. The beauty of your work soothes the soul.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

@@EpicUpCycling 💖

[@swirlgalaxy]

An epic triumph Maestro, a total triumph! Your skills never cease to amaze me! 🥳🤯

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Ken :)

[@paulpalmer9970]

Cannot believe how you use nails instead of all those fancy joints,brilliant,a lot of people would not think of that,I am inspired,thank you

[@OriginalMomo]

I love everything you make, but the coolest thing I’ve seen on your channel is the pipe board remover. Great tool. 👍🏼🙂👍🏼

[@garrysekelli6776]

There must also be some sort of hydraulic press type thingy especially designed for separating pallets.

[@togce]

Can you link the video I want to see it, I don't even know what it is but my curiosity demands it.

[@retireddec04]

I'm glad he showed that contraption. I often wondered, because I've pulled a few pallets apart myself. Not a task for the impatient.

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

Mr. Epic, did you make it? I'm so glad someone else commented on that super cool contraption. Brilliant pry bar, but surely not the coolest thing we're seen you make!☺

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

@@retireddec04 Or the weak! The first pallet I struggled with was almost my last 😄

[@shirleywascom4901]

Wow absolutely beautiful, i can see you put a lot of time making that. Your wife is a lucky woman and I'm sure she is proud of you.

[@saggioculo5386]

This morning I'm breaking down pallets for a project and breaking is the key word here. Got frustrated, came in the house and I watch your video. Your talent, knowledge and creativity is just mind blowing. Seriously, thank you for sharing your talent. Love watching!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@terristroh3965]

The face frames, the top edge teeth, and then the hinges…my mind is blown

[@adventure1887]

The magnet trick on the vise, brilliant 👏, I'm gonna face off the top of mine to make it straight and use that. I watch random videos of Makers just to learn little tid bits like that. No matter how much experience you have, you'll always find someone to take you to school on something new.

[@wickedwoodworker4392]

Always after watching epic up cycling videos, i have this urge to go to the garage/shop and try to build something awesome. Unfornately, my skill level is nowhere near to the skill of this great woodworker. So instead of an epic up cycling project, my projects always end up into an epic fail.

[@stephaniewilliams1410]

I was already boggled by your infinite patience, AND THEN you went and made your own hinges… Spectacular craftsmanship! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Stephanie :)

[@PROSTO4Tabal]

You're 100% wood genius

[@jordansmithson9602]

Bruh! The consistency! Those hinges looked factory made they were so identical! And the precision with everything!

[@matthewfoster6620]

The epic face you pulled at 18:33 was priceless! Thanks again for your wonderful work

[@pebblesthecat3625]

I do hope your partner and family appreciate exactly how much effort, time and patience you put into each and every piece of the stunning "artwork" you produce, and don't just think : "He disappeared into that workshop of his quite a long time ago ! Oh gawd ..... I wonder what He's going to reappear with this time ?" Every piece you produce amazes me at just what you can create out of a few ratty pieces of used lumber, an old copper heating tank and your imagination. All hail the King of Upcycling !

[@guyfuller1369]

239 comments when I wrote this one. No amount of words can express this man’s astonishing giftedness.

[@drummingFelix]

There are no words to describe how I feel after watching this masterpiece...

[@svartahaxa4263]

You can tell he's a great carpenter by the fact that he still has all of his fingers.

[@DanKoning777]

It always fascinates me as to how much you actually say during each video, yet w/o talking. You've undoubtedly hit your stride in recent years; this is clearly evidenced with each new piece. *Well done;* thanks for your efforts, and *God bless.*

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Dan :)

[@mettemettrixx]

Your attention to detail is second to none. Absolutely brilliant. Greetings from snowy Norway:)

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much. Greetings from the UK :)

[@TruckerRob444]

They don’t build like this anymore this is truly hand made great job I hope whoever buys that is paying you a lot of money lots of money, you got me excited when you started to hand make hinges

[@carollsbostwick9683]

You aren’t just a master carpenter but also a master metal worker too, very versatile.

[@barbarahessey2965]

Your attention to the details, the time and patience is what makes this scrap wood a quality piece. You are quite a Craftsman.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Barbara :)

[@davidhull2060]

I like to save these up for a Sunday so that I can watch uninterrupted with a nice cup of coffee.....it was well worth the wait! 👍

[@DAPE2708]

Одно удовольствие смотреть ваши видео, очень трудоёмкую работу вы проделали, получилось замечательное изделие. Спасибо большое за этот видеоматериал. Я мечтаю стать таким же мастером как и вы. Я вам благодарен, что благодаря таким людям как вы можно учится и мотивироваться и узнавать что-то новое. Здоровья и успехов вам и вашей семье . 👍🤝🇷🇺

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@davidward3837]

Totally astonishing. I finally got to sit and watch this beautiful work. I will be taking the time to watch more.👍👍👍👍👍

[@SteveMonk1956]

Wow! what a wonderful piece of furniture. I find watching your videos extremely therapeutic, you have the patience of a saint and so much skill. Thank so much for posting.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much Steve :)

[@robertcote5398]

Method, planning, precision and patience: Craftsmanship. Thanks for another fine example.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Robert :)

[@Makerdude23]

Im running out of ways to express how much I admire your builds. This one is just as breathtaking as the others! Really really nice work!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@donsilver3116]

Another one of those " I cant believe how many hours it took." Amazing!

[@hghahn301]

You're an astonishing cabinetmaker. And, you can make entertaining vid's with pretty good camera angles. No music. That's sooo good. But most of all you have incredible equanimity, perseverance and patience. Respect! Many tks for uploading.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Holger :)

[@koncretemonki8077]

this is beyond craftsmanship. this is... advanced craftmanship.

[@tristendb]

Beautiful. This channel for me is the most anticipated channel I look forward to. There are a few but this one tops the rest for creativity. How to make something out of nothing. Thank you for this.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Thomas :)

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

I have to give you a lot of extra credit with that hand-made prying tool on top of your regular skill-set.....brilliant.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@Jibef01]

The way you hold the nail before wrapping the metal, with those magnets, it's pure genious. I really love seeing those now "old" completed projects in your shop. Still the same marvelous woodwork projects, but now with an evolved woodshop! This sideboard is a really fine piece of art. As always, I'm in awe!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@tomlee7966]

just WOW is all i can say

[@slartythecyclops4643]

While I lack even some of the most basic tools you use & could never have your patience you have on your projects. You have inspired me to recycle things from the local estate like rebuilding a discarded metal sided bench from a tossed out wooden bedframe, it's not as pretty as your beautiful work pieces, but my cats like it so it's a win. Thank you for the inspiration & for showing us your wonderful workings.

[@nickatronic1721]

there are more and less talented craftsmen. but watching a genius like you is always a pleasure

[@tomasz.barlicki]

great job

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@c.b.kansan1700]

Just now found your videos. Truly inspiring. I'm trying to get back into working. I lost everything to my ex about 7 years ago. She took my whole shop because it was one more thing she could do. Even all of my great grandfathers old hand tools disappeared. Some day...

[@JesperMakes]

It's a really amazing piece! I like the pattern/chisel work.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@walterreid5285]

Hello 👋 your videos are great no music no chitchat just the sound of machinery and you doing a great job 👏 Thank you Walter

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Walter :)

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

What amazes me the most, is you can make dozens of little parts by hand and they are identical! That’s what gives your pieces such professionalism overall. The copper is a beautiful choice🐝🤗❤️

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Deborah :)

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

@@EpicUpCycling You’re welcome🐝🤗❤️

[@thefrisianviking28]

Ah.. it's that time again. Time to make some coffee, get comfy on the couch and enjoy watching wooden treasures made from scraps. Awesome content as always. Looking forward to the end result.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Jan :)

[@waterdoglures1352]

Great admiration for your patience, skill, creativity and imagination! 🙂 One of the best KZbin channels I watch!🙂

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@waterdoglures1352]

@@EpicUpCycling You’re quite welcome. Always looking forward to the next adventure you take us to. 🙂

[@grahamb7947]

Videos like this are literally surreal. The amount of time spent detailing, and an unwillingness to use powertools which could have the job done in a fraction of the time, all because of pure enjoyment of the process, and traditionalism... It's something to behold, and the attention to detail and need for quality is just something that's not seen anymore these days. Even down to the hinges and copper plates. Any sane person would have just bought them from their local DIY store, but not you. You have to make buying stuff look tacky.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks for the comments :)

[@nancystowell4877]

The most awesome Furniture Build, that I've seen and that after 65 years of watching "woodworking" I've seen pieces from old castles that date back to the Medieval era and your creation is as authentic in appearance as any of them. The skill and patience that you display is epic and together with your finished pieces is what makes you a MASTER CRAFTSMAN! Thank you for sharing this with us and please, keep up the beautiful work! A new devoted fan of your channel. 🧡🧡❗ "NanaMomsers"

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@1394ghostman]

Man, I didn't know Steven King could make such cool furniture!...on top of his full time job of being an author! Cool!

[@sandman2651]

Yet another brilliant build, the amount of time that you put into your builds and editing time is also epic your family must forget what you look like

[@prithvirajkshirsagar9535]

Uncle, Your patience are amazing Your devotion towards your work is remarkable.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@jcsrst]

These pieces are just so stunning, clever, artistic and well executed. You must have a gift for getting in the zone with all the repetition😂

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@ravil9525]

Прекрасная работа, глаза радуются. Пусть ваши дети унаследуют ваше мастерство, упорство и трудолюбие.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much :)

[@jamiepatterson1214]

The wood I've seen used for pallets was only useful for bonfires. None of it could be used to produce such beautiful, and useful, objects. Also, I've never seen anyone use a belt sander in that way. Others saw to use it only with the grain of the wood. Fantastic work. 👍

[@kitchentroll5868]

I've returned to watch this video several times. I never tire of watching you perform your magic on scraps of wood and metal, turning base matter into gold again and again.

[@jaysteynberg]

The amount of work you “carve out” for yourself is astounding 😊 beautiful end result!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Jay :)

[@MyLifeMyJourney2018]

my father is had a furniture business since 40years in Indonesia we made the furniture from teak wood but your skill is so amazing turn pallete wood to a precious furniture.. while teak wood cost so expensive now.

[@nadinepartridge2570]

A true Master to his craft. You can tell how much he loves what he does. It's very relaxing and awe inspiring to watch. Very authentic workmanship and design. This is only my 3rd video I've watched but I am hooked. Looking forward to the next one. 🥰

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Nadine :)

[@acornhomestead3575]

watch them all!!! you will be blown away at his mastery :)

[@markforrestsm]

You need to visit every "build" Jason has put up.. He is a "Master Craftsman" in my humble opinion!

[@melvian75]

wow!!! just absolutely beautiful!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@elfieblue3175]

It's a gorgeous piece. I love how you make all the fiddly little bits, too. I suspect that's what you do to keep yourself occupied as you wait for the glue to dry.

[@sharronlagalo4207]

Even in a thousand years it will be incredibly beautiful

[@samanthadean1083]

Anyone else think that this man will one day replace all the furniture in his house with Epic furniture instead? 😂 Amazing job!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@nobodyuknow4911]

18:34 It was at that moment, he realized... ^_^ That's the resigned sigh of someone who knows they have a mountain in front of them, and nobody's going to climb if for them, so they had better get to hiking if they ever want it done ^_^ Great work, and keep at it, the videos are always great to watch.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@AbdicateDotNet]

Such sublime craftmanship! I love watching you building these amazing works of art! $8 pallet → $1800 furniture! Great job! An inspiration! 👏👏 (thanks for no background music!)

[@jamescraig5421]

People must be over the moon when buying your products.👍👍👍

[@chamqual6480]

Your channel always inspires me and makes me feel like I could create magic too if I tried! Thanks!!

[@alexanderfreeman7747]

You sir are truly amazing at your craft. Bravo!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Alexander :)

[@Klomster88]

I can just imagine what medieval people would think of this. "Wait, you clad pine-wood, in COPPER!?!??!" :P I want one of these cabinets, looks spectacular.

[@larryclark1518]

When you began staining from the cup/mug, I,at first glance, thought perhaps you had found a secondary use for your cold, leftover coffee😉😁❗️Great project!! Great vid!!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Larry :)

[@georgiosstathopoulos]

That man is so talented that he balances on the fine line between madness and greatness! Phenomenal work, as always!

[@ВладимирГаврильчик-ц1е]

Смотрю на вашу кропотливую работу, и не перестаю удивляться!!! Практически из дров, сотворить ТАКОЕ......! Творческого успеха вам и удачных проектов!!!

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks :)

[@rosewright6272]

Wow another beautiful piece. Can’t wait for the next one

[@bustinya2240]

I become mesmerized every time i start watching one of these vids.

[@ameechantaldemuth429]

Simply beautiful... : )

[@gertrudnussbaumer41]

E P I C S K I L L S! Fantastic to watch! You surprise every time! Thank you for posting!

[@kevinfaddy4656]

Absolutely fantastic as always and you must have the patience of a saint drilling and putting those brass rivets in well done your a master of the craft👍

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Kevin :)

[@dustonmccune3919]

This guy is on another level! It's amazing to watch.😲😆

[@davidjowett8195]

Every home deserves one of these. Thank you for sharing, amazing work again.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks David :)

[@swiftlabbuildstuff]

Every video, a demonstration of badassery on level 10 of 10, and for FREE!!. Masterclass level work here. Where most of us would be scouring the net for some fancy hinges, this guy is like, hand me some magnets, a nail, some metal scrap, a blow torch and a ball pein hammer. As others have commented, my favorite part of the video is him looking down the length of the top board after filing the first edge groove. That look was priceless lol.

[@ifiwooddesigns]

Absolute genius. I wish I had his vision and patience for these long projects. Another great job! 👍

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks Peter :)

[@acleray]

I was going to write a comment but there are so many of them already saying exactly what I was going to say it would defeat the object. I can say that you have a fantastic mind that can break down the largest of items into the smallest of detail. You are truly Epic.. Long may you continue.

[@EpicUpCycling]

Thanks very much, Ray :)