Pallet Wood Slat Bench
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This 100% reclaimed bench is a piece made for Carolina Shoe who is planning on using this for all sorts of different display purposes. They tell me this bench is going to be more well traveled then me. So this was constructed from a total of about 8 pallets (Red Oak, White Oak, Pine, Poplar, Aspen, Mahogany, Cherry, and Maple) along with some threaded rod thru bolts which were abandoned in a dumpster when the fire protection was being renovated at a local retail store. The pallet slats were left rough on the underside, front, and back to add a really cool texture and also some history to the piece. The threaded rod is mostly aesthetic, but it'll also add some structure to the piece. Hand engraved "Carolina" and "Built For Work", finished with 6 coats of lacquer.
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Jackman Works is that don elder playing in the background... sounds like his style..
Jackman Works nice one
Cool project, I really liked that router jig, for the curves!
Also: router jig was very neat! Am jealous of the little / midsized router too, mine is possibly too big for such a jig, but am gonna try that at some point!
Harbor Freight sells one kinda like that for 20$ and they run like crazy. I have 3 of them and keep my most common bits in them and just switch routers. i also have several bigboy routers just dont like to bust them out unless im burning off alot of mill work
That's genius!!
Yep gonna steal that tip forsure!
@@dannyoneill4232 I'm a finish carpenter and run a little Bosch that I've had for a very long time. Granted, I don't use it for much more than 1/8" Round-over Bits, Hinges or Laminate Trimming but I really like it!
This video is 14 minutes of pure joy. Great job there Mr. Jackman.
Best feedback I could possibly get Troye :)
I had to double check the length of the video, it didn't feel nearly that long.
Damn fine work, Paul. That carving turned out awesome.
When you hauled out the carving tools, my first thought was "well, now you're just showing off"
The jig to create the curve in the seat was genius.
Great work.
Yeah, that jig for the curvature was simple but badass.
That was a great project!! I'm very impressed that you were able to hand drill straight all the way through. And that sled to add the curvature is genius. I've been wanting to do some things like that and now I know how!
The video had me at, "two jackmans pounding rods into holes from both ends".
I can't argue with that.
Curtis Dickens
lmfao
This is far better entertainment than anything Amazon is offering with Prime Movies. Way too cool bench. I wish I had 1/2 of your toys.
Holy shit man, this is wonderful! I really like the artistic touches in how you cut the video as well.
Not sure why I watched this as I only have a handsaw and cordless drill....
Sweet vdo though :)
I hate pallet wood but really like the project Paul. Thumbs up.
WOW........
that is one bad bench. SuperNice work.
loved everything I saw on this video.
Thanks for sharing.
completely insanely beautiful! all women need to marry a guy like this. forget wall street or rich tycoons. i am inspired by anyone that can create something this functional and beautiful out of trash or discarded items around the house. keep these videos coming!
Great build. Love the router jig for the curved seat. Learned alot! Subscribed!
Awesome! Welcome aboard Ross
wao!!!! very nice!!!! Today I learned from you ... I like your creations ... do not get tired.
Turn out real nice Paul , Great build and video ...
awsome build and video and the music suits the video. 😊 i like the way you edited the music to match the shifts in the video. if it makes sense?
Definitely! It's always tricky to line up certain events but totally worth it in the end.
I am not at this level of thinking for furniture. Man that is a beautiful piece and proves that there are still craftsman in the world. Thank you for the video, awesome!
This is everything I love about a woodworking video: process, craftsmanship, detail, good editing.
You nailed everything about this.
From one Paul to another, great job! I borrowed your idea to make a new workbench, I had about 1400 linear feet of 2 1/2 X 3/4 given to me, with no idea what to do with it, so I used your idea..This workbench will never move
The curved seat is a nice touch. I love my router for jobs like this!
The jig to make the curve was clever. Never thought of that.
Boa tarde meus amigos
Nice Bench Jackmans Like to see the pallets put to good use! Later, Murph
nice work...very creative...thanks for sharing
hey fella i must say you have a mega ton of patience and at one point in the video i thought you may also have a lil bit of a left of center train of thought but the end result i cannot say how impressed i was.It's nice to see such dedication and time commitment to a project and you must be able to at least envision the finished product in your head at some point. Just some people don't have that talent. Also where abouts in North Carolina are yah im right over here in Wilmington.(Hurricane Central). would like to hear back from you on a few ideas i have! ty for your time and i love the channel and keep the good work and inspiration flowing
Steady hands with that router. Awesome build.
You work with my favorite wood, recycled. You do wonderful work. It looks like it took a lot of time. I am glad you used the threaded rod. Keep up the good work. You can stop by where I work and get some pallets in Wisconsin. It is a small steel fabrication shop. I buy some of the scraps of steel and make art with it.
Nice, nice, nice. Your work is inspiring. The music is bloody grand as well.
Thanks so much Dan
Great work well done. warm regards from Ireland.
Great one Paul! Nice relaxing video to watch with my 2 kiddos. They love the look of the bench, and want daddy to build one for their playhouse. Have a great day!
Nice!! Get to work ;)
Sir...Yes Sir! ;-P
Stunning! The writing on the ends really looks great :)
what was that tool you used to remove the nails and where could I purchase one? Nice job looks very cool and I am sure its sturdy
The nail punch thing? amzn.to/2raVPa1
Super handy!!
Thanks !
That's beautiful Paul. The pace of the videos doesn't relay how much work is really involved in this. Those of us who work with pallets know, and appreciate the hard work you did. Nice job my friend.
We should talk about how the Honda Element is the ultimate car.
Couldn't be more true :)
Awesome project man - thought the video and story telling was really well done as well!
wow man you're brilliant :) i wish i learned my carpenter skills from you but you made me thinking twice about those pallets that i used to burn stratified wood is back :)
another job well done on the editing, sir. very relaxing yet engaging style
absolutely incredible. I just came across your videos today and I've loved all of them. Your camera skills, attention to detail, and quality are above most. The music especially tied everything together. Thanks for the work Jackman!
that was a lot of work, well done Paul!
you Guys are talented and hard working! Amazing products, respect...
Love it, Paul! Man, that lettering must have taken forever but it turned out awesome! Great job!
The Carolina on top took a while, but the negative lettering on the side is a surprisingly fast technique
Jackman Works it reminded of the New York plaque you made where you used a similar technique. I love the router sled idea too. I gotta get a small trim router that I can do that with. All I have now are a couple of monster routers.
Cool, working on both ends of the bench at the same time makes you ambidextrous,,,, right?. :)
Great project. Lots of work but well worth it. Thanks for sharing.
What is the instrument you use at 2.00? I guess it's for detecting metal. But I'd like to know the brand, type, price, etc.
Oh good reminder to buy a metal detector myself.
This is the metal detector I use: amzn.to/2rtto8e
Pretty cheap really and it does the job once you have the sensitivity dialed in.
Thanks for your quick reply. I really appreciate that.
Isn't that the same one at HFT
Jackman Works hi I wonder what is the nail punch tool is you use at 1:45 I'm trying to find one online thanks buddy
I like this video. Watching you work is a joyful thing. Smooth but detailed.
Seriously cool man!
Very impressive - a neat concept and design. Good video as well. Thanks.
Nice Job 👍🏻
Hi! great video. What is the tool that pulls nails the beginning of the video? That kind of tube. Cheers.
Have you ever tried finding some heavy duty pallets? I found some really good industrial pallets used to ship airplane parts. The frames are 4x4s and the slats are 2x4s. They're difficult to break down without a reciprocating saw, but we'll worth it. A lot of the wood turned out to be maple.
Yes!! Those are always a big score. Check out my pallet workbench build. The base of the benches is a frame made from those big 4x4 pallet timbers.
awesome build buddy. By the way did you happen to see the scared look on your surface planer when you stacked up all that pallet wood next to it lol?
Amazing Build!!! I love Carolina Boots!!! I wear them everyday!!! I've tried every boot out there and to me they are hands down the best!!! Happy they partnered with you on this build!!!
Awesome to hear Jennifer!! They've been great to me and I love their boots - win win
ok....why the threaded stock? I mean isn't the glue joints strong enough?
Very cool.
what is that little thing you use to reverse punch the nails out?
thanks
No problem, that's this guy right here - amzn.to/2raVPa1
Awesome design!! LOVE the curve in the seat!!!
I love your work, Keep it going. YOU ARE AWESOME!!
Awesome upcycle build. What a beauty!
loved the way you did the concave bench top...awesome video
Meus parabéns ficou ótimo reutilizar paletes velhos nesse lindo projeto muito show até mais amigo....
subscribed for tunes and great videos mate. very easy listening and excellent work
Nice bench. Did that take about a thousand dollars worth of glue?
I actually kept track this time, about 1/4 gallon of glue for this.
Im not sure how much a gallon is, but it sounds like a lot... nice gluebench ;)
Willem Kossen 17 dollars a gallon at home Depot
Jackman Works s
Great video that reminds us to enjoy the process not just the finished product.
how to make a box joint if you like spending an entire paycheck on glue
1/4 gallon to be exact :D
Which is about $8 worth.
Hi! Greetings from Argentina!
I have a question. If you or any of the community could reply me would be great. How it´s called the tool for extract nails?. The one who you hammered to do it. It´s a little stick of alumin or something like that.
Thanks! Great videos and work!
I´m thinking in start woodworking.
Nail punch -- link is in the description
Niice Paul!
Thanks Franc!
Amazing very very cool table. Thanks for sharing.
Step 1, steal pallets............
Or you could just ask the store first lol
step 2, make beautiful work
step 3, shoot an amazing video.
"F' Mr no balls step one comment.
I thought it was funny.
BornToRunBarefoot He likes to steal them though.
I'm a local business owner that throws out dozens of pallets...I could PAY someone to haul away my wood trash, or give it away to someone who will reuse them and make great pieces. Hmmm....
There is something very therapeutic about watching your videos! Your work is remarkable!
Thanks so much Cory!
great build. is the threaded rod totally nesessary?
I don't know the answer to that question, but I'll just speculate. If he didn't have the threaded rod, I don't think the bench would undergo a failure. I do see the possibility, however, of a few of the seat boards or side boards opening up just a tad, due to internal stresses. You saw how during glue-up some of the boards were still not flat even after having gone through the planer. So, the threaded rods were probably provided to prevent that -- open spaces between adjacent boards -- more than to prevent a failure.
Definitely not. Check out my workbench build if you haven't yet, very similar process and I haven't had a single seam pop on me yet and I beat on the thing haha. That was really just for looks.
+Jackman Works I thought you would have just cut them (threaded rod) to a few inches and just epoxy them in. Risky drilling so far without a drill press. Even with a drill press the job would be kinda scary. lol
Nice score on the threaded rod as well. That stuff is expensive!
Threaded rod is actually pretty cheap for 3/8"... www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/national-hardware-4000bc-3-8-in-x-16-x-36-in-threaded-rod-zinc?cm_vc=-10005 . It's more at the home centers but probably still not that bad (a lot cheaper than bolts, which tractor supply is also good for if you have one near).
Without the rods, the wood would fail before the glue joint.
Very nice. I liked everything about the project. And a very watchable video too! Thanks for posting
Нет сомнений - отличная работа! Специальное спасибо за отличное видео!
Very cool build, pallets are great to work with, I really like the thickness of them. Nice technique with the routers.
Outstanding work. Handcarving was awesome.
Great vid. I'm glad I reviewed the comments. I was going to ask abut the nail remover as well, Thanks for posting the link.
Wow, just wow! This is wood porn! I got a woody (pun intended, not being literal now) just watching all that wood being worked masterfully...
I had to watch the video twice, what a great video! My minor is art studio.
Right now is all about wood, would you be so kind to share, what is that you are mixing with some particles of wood?
Definitely I learn some new things! Had to subscribe right away!
Awesome job! I have to check Carolina
nice work Mr Jackman :)
I usually don't enjoy watching people being "funny" while woodworking but I subscribed the first 5mins of another one of your videos. Maybe because I watch these videos after a couple tokes but they make me laugh and they're dope ideas
I think you probably enjoyed this one because I'm not actually that funny 😉
You turned trash into something both useful and beautiful. If there is anything more "green", I cannot imagine it. WELL DONE!
What a cool idea to glue d sides into another with d top.💪👍
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Amazing... New subscriber...
beautiful work as always dude! unsubscribe!
Really like the finger joints built into the bench... very cool idea. Nice use for good ol' pallets...
I've never been a fan of pallet wood furniture but you just caused me to appreciate it a little more. Nice work my friend.
Nice work with this build. I watched it with great interest. I like your creative process, and I learned a few new ideas for how to do things. Many thanks!
Ola! Adorei seu vídeo, adoro fazer trabalhos em madeira. Não tenho todas essas ferramentas, mas dou pro gasto. Gostei desse aplicador de cola,muito pratico.
Very creative ! loved watching the video:-) thank you
very nice touch curving the seat,I'll have to try something like this for around the fire pit...for those rare times I actually sit lol.
approximately how long did it take to router the curve?
You should invest in a pneumatic nail punch. It will save hours of work. I bought one online from Home Depot for @ $50.00.
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Very nice video !!!!
What is the name of the tool (at 1min40s) used to push nail and where can it be bought ?
Thanks.
This guy right here -- amzn.to/2raVPa1
I enjoyed the hell out of this. Thanks so much for taking the time to set up each video shot, which probably increases the amount of time it takes to do the project by half or more (not to mention the video editing time). But the quality video really helps to tell the story of this build.
Thanks so much Tom! It definitely takes a huge chunk of time, but as long as people keep enjoying them I'll keep making them.
I bought a second hand thicknesser the other week and your videos are pure inspiration for reclaiming some pallets and making some furniture n stuff. Thanks!
Love the dead pan nonchalant humour and the content - keep it up mate.
That's so awesome to hear! Be sure to tweet me some photos so I can see what you create.
Love your videos but you should lower the music volume... it's way too loud. Takes the focus away from what you are building because it's hard to hear you using the tools/cutting wood
I love this channel. Jackman Works, keep up the terrific work. I love the projects, the attention to detail as to how you are making them, the unobtrusive bits of humor, and the unique music. You're always motivating me to get in the garage and make something.
Great! that little nail banging tube punch tool at 1.40 is awesome. Grand project and skills.
Trash to functional art!
I think I will subscribe.
Really cool that you actually regularly wear the boots of the company sponsoring you! Kudos to you, this is uncommon within the world of sponsors... Really nice bench and photography too!
Totally! Those things save my feet in the shop every day.
I´m totally impressed by the design and a little envious about the amount of tools you have. Three saws? Man, i could not imagine have that much. Thanks for sharing.
neat bench Paul! funny thing, I was wearing your T-shirt today in the shop then watched this video and see my t-shirt. 👍🏻
Love the jig you made for arching very nice
Ты крутой тип! like from Siberia)))