Turning 3 Free Pallets into a $1,360 Desk

[@MorleyKert]

By popular demand, the 3D printed jig is now available for free download on my website: morleykert.com/downloads/3d-printed-diamond-spacing-jig

[@josebatista5188]

Basically, you bought a premade robodesk frame and recycled some wood to make the surface. So, how much value does the woodburning add? If I hate vain crap, and if I make one of these desks, will it lose like $1000 in value because I didn't draw cubes on it?

[@guillermogonzalez8434]

@@josebatista5188 you are see only utility but need to see art angle and simple market market gold rule of price is wherever the consumer going to pay.

[@patrickdeboer1377]

How much did you make on this vid so far ? That doubles your hourly rate ? Maybe more in the future ?

[@guilhermehenrique-zj5tt]

from 2k to 1360 is quite a lot.

[@guilhermehenrique-zj5tt]

@@josebatista5188 probably ads value on the craft for those who liked the pattern. still 1k is a lot for just that.

[@RonaldHurley7]

"A lot of people like it, but that's not the same as buying it." That was very well said.

[@ajxw7790]

I'd buy it if it was stained darker (i absolutely abhor light colored wood).

[@open-yours-mind]

that because you can buy a mortised desk 3 time chip on the market

[@papasmurf9146]

I had a friend who was an absolute savant when it came to woodworking in high school. He opened up his own custom wood working business and had the lament: Those who appreciate it, can't afford it. Those that can afford it, don't appreciate it.

[@Stuwpid_Monkey]

@@open-yours-mindI think you have opened your mine a little to much

[@audible_]

"alot of people like it-" that part there is the key here a good amount that really like it and want it but dont wanna pay 2k will run around to home depots other stores and build it them self

[@Goononymous]

Like the fact that you break down the material cost and time spent on the project. Really helpful for people to appreciate the time and craft went into the piece.

[@ZiRR0]

exactly !

[@blankblank5231]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@troglodyte91yes because healthy people appreciate and value others labor, you clearly dont.

[@billyyank5807]

Pallets are usually free. Get real.

[@lost_in_translation7520]

This is the main reason I subbed. I’ve never seen it on any other creators pages I like.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Watched a dude get paid 20 times what I did, cuz he brought a sponge and some different colored paints. Took 40 smoke breaks, and told me that I wasn't living up to my full potential. I was on my hands and knees nailing in quarter-round, sweating my ass off in July with caulk all over my hands, trying not to get it all over the floor. Seems like the more you do, the less you get paid.

[@nnikfl3770]

I am a seller myself, the selling advice you got from that old man is pure gold, it all clicks now that you said it, people who are weirdly aggressive on negotiations very often bring problems down the line. That's a keeper advice thank you immensely, also great table.

[@iwatchtoomuchhaikyuu5307]

the fact hes so transparent with every single detail, wow you don't get that with a lot of youtubers nowadays, thank you algorithm for leading me here, you got my subscription

[@scishock]

Wow.. didn't realize you put so much effort into this desk! I haven't seen it in person yet but I'm sure I'll be blown away when I do. Thanks for taking the effort to shipping it and I'm glad you didn't went with the other guy :)

[@MorleyKert]

Thank you for purchasing the desk! Hope you get many years of good use out of it 😊

[@bleb87]

A hand made desk that you can watch being made any time you'd like? Man you got a deal

[@anon_acc]

damn there he is

[@mrjojahoka9362]

Update on how it turned out? :)

[@devonwilliams2423]

@@mrjojahoka9362he hated it Jk I'm also curious how it turned out you would think he would've posted by now

[@bobhall7257]

One thing you. Any wish to think about as far as costs are concerned…. the cost of all your equipment and it’s ongoing maintenance. It’s an important consideration for a freelance. In a prior life as a freelance photographer I often came up against people telling me that considering I just showed up and pushed buttons the costs were crazy. My response was “you provide the $65,000 of equipment and I’ll reduce my price! 🤣😂🤣

[@JT3o]

I love how transparent you are. So many artisans and woodworkers on YT don’t give a materials and hourly rate breakdown! Thanks so much, this was awesome to watch

[@mmclaughlin006]

Finally! So rare to see someone accounting for time spent in these "free" projects.

[@aaronandhattiellewellyn6107]

Man, thank you so much for the running time & total invested as well as the free 3D printed jig on your website. Things I loved: 1. No extra hem-hawing information to scrub through. Clean and to the point. 2. You fast-track things at the right time. (We don’t need to see a real time break down of all pallets. You show it so we know how you did it without wasting our time) 3. Props to a guy who recognizes the support of his parents. 4. From how you found them to how you shipped (and the selling process included!) that’s what I usually wonder about. After most people’s videos, I think, “Yeah but how long did it actually take them to sell this thing?” In short. This was perfectly executed. You are great at this. And after this one video, I’m definitely going to subscribe and tell my friends. Keep it up!

[@georgetaggart7714]

I like the fact that you approach woodworking from a really creative direction. I have been following your videos and you keep finding new ways to make things even from pallet wood. It's also nice to see you aren't using tons of crazy expensive tools. It makes woodworking feel like a less costly hobby. Keep it up!

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@timwhitburn6260]

Your energy and happiness is contagious, it’s a pleasure to watch.

[@Shtinkyps]

This just shows that value comes from the artist more than the art. You can give a beginner the best materials in the world, and a master a pile of scraps. The beginner won't even know where to start while the master has already envisioned something incredible

[@1mRAAAH]

You have a good vibe! Genuine, active and actually smile while you do what you like! End result is awesome, techniques are good, no special tools or whatever. Great work man, inspired me to check out my pallets :D

[@jacobdwyer966]

$1500 US for this level of craftsmanship is an incredible deal!

[@slumpedbaby435]

honestly no, dude just wants to make profit off of cheap materials and a pretty lazy design that looks more complicated than it really is to truck you into spending more money.

[@jacobdwyer966]

@@slumpedbaby435 You make it, tough guy.

[@afrnndz12]

Free pallets, 50k in machines.

[@wastedyouth7858]

99% of all woodwork can be done with a jigsaw, a drill & some initiative

[@EpicGamer-ny1fu]

​@@wastedyouth7858yeah I'd like to see you get a flat surface with those tools

[@PatsNation23]

😂

[@4tounces]

@@wastedyouth785899% of all people that think they understand woodworking don’t understand woodworking. You’re wrong by the way.

[@bakerfx4968]

Job site saw $500 Router $200 Planer $700 Various router and drill bits $75? Finishes $30? Resin, I’m not sure but it was sponsored. That’s not $50k in tools… even if I missed anything you’re still far off…

[@deliveryguy7402]

Never ever downgrade a product that comes from your heart. You worked lovingly on that table and it actually came out of you, your imagination. It really is beautiful.

[@fookingsog]

If this was properly displayed in the appropriate furniture showroom, I could easily see it going for around $2500 USD!!!

[@demolitionbmxd]

no chance with that quality of build

[@fookingsog]

@Van R ...and your concept of "quality" originates from where???...based on what???🤔

[@demolitionbmxd]

@@fookingsog the gaps in joinery, the uneven flattening of the back panel, the use of hot glue, 3 panels on the back with gaps. Many things. All of these guys builds are dodgy from a woodworkers perspective and worth a couple hundred at most. He is a prime example of someone jumping the shark, wanting high dollar foe products that don't have the quality of an experienced builder.

[@sethwigley]

You’re entitled to your own opinion even if it’s wrong.

[@GDUniverse]

🤡

[@tomeuler1979]

The entire cost breakdown and conversion (2 currencies) was amazing. Great work. Great video. Awesome information for people that would like to do this. When you breakdown all the tools and equipment required, the skills, and the vision of what it takes to do this, you really should've made much, much more. The problem is finding the buyer, of course. Maybe they would've been more interested if they didn't know the humble beginning of the material. Should've said it was a 2,000 year old tree from japan!?! Hell, idk, but it looks GREAT. Love the 3 dimensional look! Great work! Texas, USA.

[@BenjaminAlex32]

I really love the time and cost breakdown leading to the hourly rate at the end there, as well as the realistic process of selling it. I like to make things like this myself also, but the packaging, listing and marketing, as well as pricing my own work has kept me from exploring selling any of it. Thanks!

[@timellins]

as a random dude that has decided to change his life at the age of 34 and about to start a carpentry course, I'm really excited to have found your channel. Absolutely incredible craftmanship!

[@cawrhy]

This is literally the coolest desk I’ve ever seen. If I had the money to spend ~$1500 on a desk I’d snag something like this in a heartbeat. How cool.

[@thosvonyoder3805]

Looks like free stuff on craigslist

[@mikeychad8532]

I love the side that bring in the money value of things as a person that would like to get into something like this as a hobby down the line. Also, you do some great work and glad to have come across this channel!

[@tylerbogaard375]

Looks pretty cool! Just a thought on the jig, it looks like it worked pretty well, but what about if you could add 1 more diamond on one side of it so you could use that to overlap your previous set of diamonds to ensure you always stay straight? I feel like that would make the process a lot quicker and easier!

[@lucaangeli5822]

The time spent on that project is definitely more than 16 hours. You don't take into account the time spent setting up or cleaning your shop and tools, as well as the time spent filming marketing videos and so on. 16 work hours would mean that you are able to build and sell one table every 2 days, or 10 to 15 tables every month but it is clearly not the case. Apart from that I think it is a really cool project and you did a nice job!

[@brandonduckworth9055]

This is sick!! I work at Lowe’s and we have pallets that get thrown out all the time. I’ve been looking for a new project and this has given me the inspiration I need! Thank you so much and keep up the great work 🤙

[@bartoszszymaszek825]

i pack and send a lot of glass products the size of this table. For shipping i suggest assembling wooden surrounding made out of 4 planks for the products so any bending isn't going to break the table. With your tools it should be easy to do and it'd reinforce the package way better. Great video!

[@PascalLeduc74]

Very nice job! I like the way you give details of time and material for your price. My kind of table! Very beautiful!

[@georgetaggart7714]

I second this I like knowing what kind of costs to expect and at least a ballpark of time.

[@michaelstgeorge9428]

So cool how it has a 3D effect. Very nice work, I enjoy watching your content.

[@TupeloBranch]

Dude this was one of the coolest epoxy/ woodworking projects I have ever seen! I think it is certainly worth over $1500

[@AndrewSzeto]

LOVE THESE! haha way to go Morley! keep crushing my dude!

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks man! Hoping to do some more pallet projects very soon

[@justsomeguywithtattoos6267]

Glad to see you being more conscious with your table saw safety 💪🏻 nice project

[@SharpLikeAtV]

Man, this is insane! Because of you, i will do the same model on my flooring, i know it will take 1 week or even more, but it will be worth to have this nice design on my floor so i can step on it! Futuristic! I usually do not subscribe to people and i like to seach diy videos myself instead, but with this video, you definatelly won my subscription!

[@SpiderMax95]

I love how as a European you always see Americans (I know you are from Canada, but hey) drive huge trucks even when they dont use them for work and then there is Morley stuffing huge pallets into his hatchback.

[@mjstutter12]

As an American who owns a (huge truck) I agree my truck get mabey 3000 miles a year my car on the other hand 20000-26000 I just laugh but they need to spend that check on something I guess

[@michaelhenderson4706]

Hey now, there's plenty of us Americans trying to fit like 130bf of lumber in a sedan because trucks aren't economical nor worth their carbon emissions. That being said, I'm kinda tired of breaking my windshield from the inside.

[@tonybmusic1166]

All the big trucks in my neighborhood pull trailers and/or boats.

[@Jasonsfarm]

It may not seem like it, but most of us truck owners do use them as intended. It's just not economical to have a truck and a car for one person.

[@chrisjames5823]

I don't understand the lifted widened out 70 k truck that you drive to work and to home. Park it like a total dip. Ride ppl asses.. just go over curbs n whatever else if you feel like you don't have to wait for traffic. And there are more of these on the road nowaday than ever before. It's not a truck anymore. It is an asshole vehicle. With no mud flaps. So enjoy my rocks in ur windshield.

[@julyparin4432]

Hello Morley, I'm from Philippines, also a wood worker but more on kitchen modular, customized tables. I admire the way you conduct your vlog. However, it's a kind of being off when you tell everything on pricing. Maybe,it's just your hobby but in the real world of commercializing the product nowadays client will scrutinize everything most especially when you put it in marketplace. You're brave enough to detail your pricing. People will tend to huggle down the price without thinking how difficult to such piece of work.. Anyway, continue to inspire people at the same time make quality products.

[@jmackinjersey1]

Also, congratulations on the progress that you have been making in your shop. Those two pieces featured in this video are heads and shoulders above where you were when you started this channel. Good on you.

[@fergusonto-2032]

I made a pallet board remover , if you let pallets get wet in the rain u can use the remover & get the full board , just in case you need the full length board on future projects , awesome job , thanks for sharing. Blessings

[@hobbycollector]

love the pricing and time details, nobody does that. The table look very beautiful

[@williamnessanbaum7464]

4:20 Qbert! Make sure you install a slot to drop the quarters!

[@frelnc]

I love your work, Morley. And I love that you include us in the entire story. Great experience.

[@markterrano7727]

Good advice on negotiating with people who want to over-negotiate - you are making beautiful furniture art and are worth the prices you are asking. Beautiful work. Thanks for showing your process and love for making.

[@monkeydude-fj4lc]

4:58 The 3d illusion created by the pattern of the cubes is really trippy

[@JokesOnPython]

I didn’t think a lot of people noticed lol

[@Cheshire-Coatings]

100% of the guys watching this video, probably have the same size work area and budget to do what you've done without all the fancy expensive tools and a huge workshop. Just sub'd to your channel. Keep up the creative skills and the funky music 👌👌

[@czeslawpi]

That is a VERY cool desktop pattern. Great work man!

[@bobcatnm]

Welcome to quilting! There are so many quilting patterns to Translate to wood.

[@ImaITman]

When you poured that finish coat on, it just did things to my spirit. As 15 year amateur carpenter it brings my heart good to see someone with as much attention to detail as me!

[@Eye_can_see_you]

Great video - thanks for sharing. Here's a tip for you: If you have a ton of panels with protruding nails that you want to pullout, give each nail a tap on the point so that the head protrudes. Then put your claw hammer/crowbar in a vice with the claw at the top curving downward. Take a plank, wedge the nail head in the claw and leaver off, Because the plank is longer that your claw tool hooking out nails is faster and less strenuous.

[@evanbarnes9984]

Gorgeous work! I still think it sold for too little. That's a beautiful pattern that takes a lot of work and stands out as unique. Worth more than yet another epoxy river table, which for some reason people are willing to buy for $10k

[@kindalost1]

Slabs are expensive af.

[@am80ma]

its good he broke down the specifics and he made very good hourly wage for doing something he loved.. the epoxy river table cost mainly comes from the slabs of wood they're made out of... depending on the species and size of it, they can easily cost upwards of 10,000 just for the wood itself.. then you add in the materials/time like this video did... that's why those types of tables costs so much.. and no offense to the creator, his table is very modern and chic.. but it's lifeless and inorganic, which is fine if that's not what you're looking for, but that's exactly what those river epoxy rivers table give

[@lutherepperhart4785]

I've been watching you for a while now, and not only your projects, but your production value has increased exponentially over time. Great content. Kudos

[@Thyago2420]

Is it a good idea to use a personal loan to consolidate and pay off credit card debt or to invest?

[@Taliecat]

You can pay off your debts but I can't pick wishful thinking over logical reasoning, as a matter of fact half of the house loan I and my wife took was used to buy shares and options trading, we are both full time traders now making a lot from it.

[@Thyago2420]

Really? What if I want to try this but I need to have trading skills for options right, how then do I trade

[@olivia4182]

you mean options trading, I always see ads on it and my work colleagues talk about it randomly, how can I sign up

[@Taliecat]

I don't handle it myself, rather I leave it to a pro, I can connect you if you want

[@Taliecat]

Benjaminravies that’s his gmai

[@mfinite689]

The amount of creativity you have is bonkers. My simple ass is like "oh, glue the pallet boards together and cut to size" and when you busted out that diamond piece jig I almost fell out of my chair. The finished product was awesome.

[@whackadoodle1]

6:44 so beautiful, can already see it coming together, and the optical illusion is fantastic!

[@robandsharonseddon-smith5216]

Would be good to include the time spent making the videos and dealing with customers in the hours calculations. This is your best pallet build yet. Not surprised it sold!

[@sabahsefer9476]

Love your work. Glad you were able to get it sold but I truly believe it's worth more with the story and workmanship behind it alone. Looking forward to seeing more of these videos from you!

[@octomoda]

The end product is beautiful and stylish. The desk should’ve gone for $3000.00 easily. Please be patient when selling. Your work is clearly worth it. Great video.

[@brodylehjohnson975]

I appreciate round or oval. This is a beautiful desk!

[@kierangallagher5687]

People are paying 2X Pottery Barn prices for amateur, unskilled plywood furniture... This dude is the Liverking of DIY furniture

[@robbyjefferson9532]

This much money for the desk and the mitered corners look like that… just ain’t right.

[@KKwiatekCreations]

This pattern is just genius... So simple, yet looking so good even though it's made out of pallet wood 👌That's a great project, Morley! 💯

[@jstawch2608]

This looks so fun. I'm working towards building a shed in my backyard big enough to have my own little shop. Can't wait to start practicing fun little projects like this and eventually getting good enough to sell some stuff or make nice things for friends and family. Great video!

[@MorleyKert]

That's awesome, good luck on your projects! Thanks for watching :)

[@jeremyspecce]

15:13 I gotta say, I loved this little map and arrows “battle plan” segment. 😊

[@brad1840]

$100'000 worth of tools, $200 worth of consumables and $2'000 worth of labour hahaha

[@QuantumKatmusic]

Man, people talk about making amazing stuff from pallets, but to make something good takes real work as obviously shown here, great idea with the geometrical surface

[@liameverything4444]

Wow Morley, wow, you never cease to amaze me with your builds and video edit quality. I just want to say thanks! And keep doing these vids man!

[@MorleyKert]

Thank you so much!

[@JunkyardReboot]

The most intriguing thing in the video is the creativity of the artist ! Absolutely awesome !

[@daniellephilp8619]

Beautiful desk I think it was worth way more than $1200 !!! Don’t sell yourself short!

[@humor62]

I give you so much credit for putting so much work into your awesome table!

[@salshan20]

Title of the video should be “Why furniture should be significantly cheaper”.

[@justchillinout2002]

Some things that also should be looked at for costs - overhead - equipment depreciation, repairs, maintenance, shop space, power and heat, vehicle costs for picking up and delivering, insurance, business license fees. I would say at the end of the day, YOU made less than $20 an hour CDN. The only way this business model is really sustainable is the KZbin component. Great desk though, possibly could have added some holes for cables and the organizing net under the desk.

[@glennryzebol4472]

Morley, consider getting yourself Airlocker ap700 to help you denail those boards. If you work with pallets, its a game changer and will save you SO much time.

[@tiffanystandard3576]

You should work with the treehouse master.... Your ideas are great . I think you would be a great part of the tree house masters!!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work

[@tiffanystandard3576]

I think your ideas are awesome.

[@darodes]

“Furniture making isn’t art…..” 👀👀👀 Good job MK…. This isn’t my style of woodworking, but I seem to always enjoy your videos; whether it’s the creativity, resourcefulness (reclaimed pallets) or your infectious personality, I’m sucked in!

[@MorleyKert]

Thank you so much!

[@xrsroofingsolutionscanada2151]

I made a 16' x 20" work bench for my old man's shop. 2 1/2" strips glued together on edge and after making 10" wide pieces planned down to 2". When it was done epoxied them and it looked fantastic. Also did 9 shelves 4'x 16". Used about 150 skids lol

[@grizzlybear1633]

KZbinrs, conning their audience because they think they are special since 05’

[@chrissheafer]

People leaving snide comments on KZbin videos since 2005 because they think they matter.

[@bonwaller5741]

Bro you could’ve sold for more. Gorgeous work. You are an artist with clear artistic vision.

[@cardguys]

I see $300 in epoxy, $4000 in tools, 15-20 hours in labor, and $50 in lumber. Depreciating the tools, I'd bet the profit is somewhere around $80-100 when you factor in overhead, rent, and other sundries.

[@SarovokTheFallen]

16:30 he mentions the price materials

[@cardguys]

@@SarovokTheFallen I think youre missing the bigger picture.

[@SarovokTheFallen]

@@cardguys I'm not, all I said is he mentions the materialprices and a timestamp. You must be reading different text than what I've written to assume what I think from that short text...

[@cardguys]

I posted a comment strictly because he misportrays his expenses.

[@SarovokTheFallen]

@@cardguys And I 100% agree, I mentioned it to improve your numbers, because many people would want to know the real profit incl. the depreciation of the equipment and the labor put in

[@mr.stupidwarthog]

i just wanna say dude thank you for the quality videos, you are a huge roll model in my life and i just wanna say thank you so much.

[@damiencross7334]

Not exactly free when you have to consider all the expensive ass tools it takes to do this. Not like just anyone can get some free pallets and make this shit. Then sell it for a grand. Especially since people will buy it just because it was on a youtube channel. So unless you have a workshop and a few 100,000 subscribers. This isn't something you can do.

[@RicoGG]

I got all these tools for less than 1000 dollars. Stop whining and start doing.

[@CavemanCarl64]

This isn’t a tutorial it’s for content

[@damiencross7334]

@RicoGG don't wanna make tables so your point is moot. If you got a shop full of woodworking tools and machinery. Then you got some cheap ass shit. A planer alone is more than a grand but ok i guess.

[@damiencross7334]

@BKG_cactus64 i guess. If watching people work is your thing. I assumed he was trying to help his viewers learn and make money too. Should have known better.

[@FlyinOBIE]

You can’t be a man without just having the tools laying around

[@djkevinkelly]

Ignore the haters making comments. Fantastic work. Appreciate you sharing every step!

[@y0urselfishment]

Clickbaiting "free" into 1360 ... the minority of all parts are from these free pallets. -.-

[@fungchaksum]

Technically it’s not lying as the pallets are free but you are correct, it isn’t completely free

[@scotthester-g9m]

Mad skills, very impressive, love the way you do a breakdown on your time and materials, I would not negotiate more than 10 percent. Stay healthy, stay with it.

[@verticxal7436]

i love how organized your videos are, hourly rate made my ocd happy

[@cthoadmin7458]

Your work reminds me of M C Escher. This is the kind of table he would have made. Pity you are not in Australia, I'd have bought this in a flash. You make it look so easy, but it's not. Spinning lead into pure gold. Well done.

[@jamesdurwoodchance]

The way you arranged the pieces made it look 3d which was really cool

[@AdventureSeeker]

Love it! Believe it or not, I liked it when you came back from your trip. It seemed subdued, like a magic 8 ball.

[@jeptorr]

a lot of people would buy it if they could for sure its well worth it, times are just really hard. Great work keep it up 🙂

[@vladwatkins]

I would 100% pay for your products, just based off of how you make them. I saw your video of the basement randomly just pop up today, when I needed a break from work. And thought “where tf are all the contractors that work like this guy”. Absolutely loved watching and subbing to you. Keep it up!

[@Unc_Talks]

2:30 Show off!! LOL.. Man thats nice.. I love the different shapes on top and for bottom storage..

[@ΓιωργοςΚοκονακης]

This desktop is beyond amazing! 10/10!!! OMG!

[@stephenjohnson5353]

The breakdown of the costs is great... seeing you have a cat... pallet wood is an excellent resource for making a cat tower, or towers I should say given the insane pricing of cat tower kits at the petstore and they don't seem hand-made at all. If I had a garage, I'd be making cat trees/towers all the time since there clearly a market out there.

[@lebu5825]

The amount of dedication and passion you have is impressive 👍🏼

[@godchild55]

First there was Bobby Duke Arts, then came Blacktail Studio then Black Opal Direct. Now after Bill C-11 I’ve finally gotten a recommendation for a Canadian creator that’s just as entertaining as these other three. Looks like it’s a good time to be a Canadian🇨🇦KZbinr!🤷🏽‍♀️ Glad to find someone creating great content in the GTeh!

[@humansnotai4912]

The hourly rate isn't the point: it's that you did it your own time, not on the clock for the man. Nice one mate. Just subbed. Love from England x

[@fotara]

Beautiful piece buddy, there's just no counting the time when you're enjoying making something as good as that ,well done 😀

[@fabiandziaowy7937]

Hi, I was wondering what makes you consider some palettes good and others not? Thickness, destruction of the material or type of tree or maybe something else?

[@ajtimmenbru7905]

Nice! Finally someone who knows how to calculate time and money invested and profited, and also the hourly rate of your labor! Finally someone smart! Liked and subscribed ;) very nice work too

[@steweythecatdog]

Thank you for sharing. You truly have a gift and the right tools. It was Gorgeous ❤

[@qwartz]

This is really nice. I have a question regarding the pallet selection. I do not know how to identify hard wood vs soft wood. Any tips on how you differentiate them just by looking at the pallets? are there any visual markers for those?

[@youdontknowmyname6956]

Ngl, the boat epoxy, was a nice touch! Whoever buys this table can literally use it as a raft, then bring it home and eat dinner on it the same day!

[@HazyHerbivore]

love the time taken being showed!

[@sorayageloo954]

I like how you tally the hours you spend on the project ❤