You have transformed this wall into something beautiful and useful too! It is so good to have all this free pallet wood and with some work getting them ready, you just need a good eye to put them to good use! Rustic charm, excellent for any space!
Wow I love people who are creative. What an inspiration you are. I might do that to my shed. Thanks Jesper. I actually had a broken Ikea Wardrobe, the delivery guys broke it, so I used the wood to make a table in my shed and put the doors on the wall inside to hand my tools. Never waste wood ! Hi from the UK.
Excellent I’ve been looking for a new wall just like that! I’ll add just one thing, my wall is next to my neighbors so I’m adding some insulation for sound deadening, she complains about noise when I run my power tools/loud music.
Excellent job and a super ideal… That cost of almost nothing. Note that was one great thought out ideal. And it looks fantastic. The creatively you come up with is as always great ones.. and every time I go to the dump and see all the pallets and create boxes being thrown away.. The first thing that comes to mind is you and your channel… keep up the great ideals and builds…..
Thank you so much, yeah I don't like throwing out stuff that's still usable. Even despite the fact that we have sawmills and can mill some wood from logs to build from, I still think we should try to reuse as much wood as possible, and leave as many trees alive as we can.
I love this! I will be doing this in my shop as well!
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Hello Jesper, The workshop is getting better. You've created a beautiful pallet wall for tools. I also like to recycle. The workshop is now even more useful and beautiful. The colors of the pallet boards were also beautiful. Man, there's always something new to be done in the workshop. And we will always have work to do. Nice explanation and I watched the video. I'd like to see your tools hanged in another video. Thank you for sharing. See you. Stay healthy and happy. Big greetings. Kind regards. Your friend Mehmet
Thank you Mehmet, it's always nice to read your comments, and I'm also looking forward to the next step - putting, tools,, logo and stickers on the wall. Perhaps also have a small workbench with a vise there. And lights in the ceiling so I can see. You're right, theres always something to do. I like working there, so it's not an issue. Thank you for watching along in my progress. See you Mehmet.
We use flooring for floor accents but have never seen anyone use pallet wood for it. It looks marvelous! I might have to keep this in mind if I go for a rustic look in a room!
Hola! 🖐Oh what a really good looking wall. Good video also, I like the tip about getting the center and then working up then down. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Thanks so much 😊 and thank you for the last M2C1 episode. I really enjoyed all the youtube advise, and tried to help John the Schreiner out with some watchtime :-)
That's great!💪 I think it's a great skill, especially the long sequence in the first section. Every time I went to the next step, I was excited🤩 I'm looking forward to your next video!✊
Thanks JP, I think you're right, the analytics shows close to zero dropoff on the first 2/3 of the video. I was very inspired of your gender-video when editing this one. I know it's not close to anything you do, but thanks for the inspiration. I saw you packing up your welding machine, did the job go as planned? See you.
@@JesperMakes Wow! I'm so happy! I'd love to be able to share my behind-the-scenes editing stories, obsessions, tips on editing, etc. in text form someday.📕
@@JesperMakes Since I don't speak English, I thought that text would be the best medium to leave a series of processes. However, I'm looking for a new way to express my thoughts and ideas, because the timeline-type content such as Instagram buries my posts. However, the editing of the video is using up all my energy. 🙌I'm spending my days searching for something new.☀️
I feel the same way about Instagram, it's not really a place to keep things for a long time like TH-cam. I also agree editing video is a time and energy consuming process. But you are so visual in your storytelling with video, it would be a shame to loose that. Why don't you speak in japanese on your video, and subtitle them in english?
Thanks 👍 yeah I think the end of the horse barn looked really ugly because I just stacked stuff up against the wall. Now it will be a central part of the workshop. Thank you for following along. Are you a part of James woodjigs challenge? See you around.
Thanks Sam. I like your channel name. Makes me wonder how boring can it be, let me go check it out ;-) Take care whereever you are. Cheers from Denmark
@@JesperMakes haha, im hopefully not too boring! I suppose the channel title is a play on words when the missus tells me my hobbies are boring, but I'm never bored haha! Best wishes from new zealand
Hey Jesper, That pallet wall is amazing. I think I would like the same kinda wall in my garage. I am coming to Denmark in July 2022 and it would be cool to meet you and maybe see your workshop. Karl
Hi Brian, I think your shop looks great as is, but it's always a good thing to try something out. Now I'm getting requests for building walls inside peoples houses ;-). Take care, and thank you for following along. Cheers
Tilers first find the level of the second strip from the floor, screw a board or a long level at that line, and calmly glue everything from that line up...
Looks good, well down... a while back I did a wall of randomness (id a two part video) ...and to make it look random it wasn't it was harder than I thought it was going to be
@@JesperMakes there wasn’t really a favourite bit… from start to finish… it was informative and upbeat. I usually have a short attention span… but I watched it through. I’m tackling a similar project now so it was very good
What a feature wall Jesper!! Don't hang too many tools on it mate, be a shame to cover it all up now! 😄 It's defintely screaming out for a big 'Jesper Makes' logo carved into it but!! Loved the video mate, seemed like you've taken a bit of different approach cinematicly? Defintely noticed a far more upbeat vibe & some fancy camera work that I don't recognise from your previous videos. Really looking forward to your next creation mate, take care
I didn't plan on making a video about the wall from the beginning, but I took a GoPro on Time warp mode with me while working on it, so that explains the different approach. I zoomed a bit in on the footage while editing, and moved the focus around. The music is just some drum tracks that I have separated from a song. Thanks for noticing! Hoes everything going with your new property?
@@JesperMakes haha well to an amateur eye like mine I just assumed it was a planned approach & thoroughly enjoyed it regardless 😄 We are just about at the end of what has felt like a lifetime of wading through all the planning & permits stage Jesper, thanks for asking! I'm not familiar with how strict Denmark is but in Australia the local councils are very involved with what you can & can't do on your land ... it can turn into quite the back and forth with altering plans & resubmitting them to engineers etc etc... Nevertheless looks like the light at the end of the tunnel is only a week or so away. We have most of the materials to the workshop/temp home being delivered mid September, so at that point it should be full steam ahead & fingers crossed we can hopefully get in there before the end of the year 🤞🤞🤞
Hey Jesper, I just watched all of your video's in a single day and I absolutely love them! Subscribed right away! Though, by watching them all, I'm pretty sure I can conclude that, as you mention at the very beginning of this video, there aren't any video's of you starting your workshop a year ago (or, you know, a year before this "Reclaimed wood wall"-video). Did you delete some of them? Because I would really love to see that :)
It's 3 years later and my question is how well does this wall support the weight of things hanging on it? I want to do this in my shop, but am wondering if I need to screw the boards to the studs or are 18 or 16 gauge nails good enough? I too plan on making a tool wall. Obviously, for larger items like cabinets, I'll screw into the stud. It's for the other items I'm curious. Thank you and God bless.
@@JesperMakes Thank you for your reply and advice. I might do part of it as a French Cleat wall. Those I will screw to the studs. I'm still gathering pallets for this, but if I make a video on it, and I most likely will, I'll definitely mention you as part of my inspiration to do it and link to your video. My biggest problem is that the way my shop was built, part of it is in the ground. The bottom 56 inches (about) is concrete block. That's the part that's under ground. The remaining wall is 2x4 studs that complete the wall to the ceiling. The problem is that the concrete wall is 3.5 inches wider than the 2x4's. I'm still debating do I want to build out the studs or just leave a small ledge. I'm leaning towards the ledge idea. Anyway, I really enjoy your videos and I'll mention you when I do mine. Stay safe my friend.
Brother i've a doubt what type of wood do using mostly? In india we are using burma teak wood, indian teak wood, indian tulip tree(portia tree), neem tree, indian kino..., these are the trees we are using for wood purpose.😊
Great video, thank you for sharing. I have bare brick walls in my shed/workshop and would love to do something similar so I can add French cleats for tool storage. My fear is attaching the battens securely to the brickwork without damaging/weakening it. How did you attach your battens in this video? It wasn't really clear
how do you attach the boards to the wall? you talk about making sure to have a good nail gun, but I don't see any nails in the mounted boards and in the sped up video, it kinda looks like you're just gluing them up with some sort of adhesive
It's just wood glue and a few nails from the nail gun. The nails are just below the surface, but it's the glue that holds the boards in the long run. Just cheap wood glue.
I wonder if this can be done in bedroom. I’m worried about the chemicals which are in pallet wood. Especially the pallets that come from other continents.
Along with the tools, a few custom signs would be perfect. I'm going to do this with some of my flea market displays. If you get cable spools and take them apart without doing any cutting, the center boards have an outer curve to them. Do the same thing with those and with the right color of stain, it would look like the inside walls of a log home. Once again, great work Jesper! Do you have an email?
Thanks, I have cable spools, do you have a picture of what it would look like? You can find my email in the about of my TH-cam channel, or message me on IG.
I've never once seen a plywood shipping box. Anything that gets shipped to my poor country (USA) seems to come in a box made of cardboard. Oh, to live in Denmark...
Consider me subscribing for eternity,my appreciation for Denmark has increased after watching your channel,you’re a great spokesperson Jesper.
You have transformed this wall into something beautiful and useful too! It is so good to have all this free pallet wood and with some work getting them ready, you just need a good eye to put them to good use! Rustic charm, excellent for any space!
I totally agree! Thank you for following along.
The mind plus wood makes a creative finish. Really nice wall and at a low cost wtg.
Thanks 🙏
damn, you must have so much extra space now with all that wood up on the wall! Looks great too 👍
Yeah I had pallet wood offcuts all over the place 😱😱. Nice acorn box you turned over at Timbercon btw!
Wow I love people who are creative. What an inspiration you are. I might do that to my shed. Thanks Jesper. I actually had a broken Ikea Wardrobe, the delivery guys broke it, so I used the wood to make a table in my shed and put the doors on the wall inside to hand my tools. Never waste wood ! Hi from the UK.
Thanks 😊
Excellent I’ve been looking for a new wall just like that! I’ll add just one thing, my wall is next to my neighbors so I’m adding some insulation for sound deadening, she complains about noise when I run my power tools/loud music.
Hi Dale, good idea to insulate it.
Excellent job and a super ideal…
That cost of almost nothing. Note that was one great thought out ideal.
And it looks fantastic. The creatively you come up with is as always great ones.. and every time I go to the dump and see all the pallets and create boxes being thrown away..
The first thing that comes to mind is you and your channel… keep up the great ideals and builds…..
Thank you so much, yeah I don't like throwing out stuff that's still usable. Even despite the fact that we have sawmills and can mill some wood from logs to build from, I still think we should try to reuse as much wood as possible, and leave as many trees alive as we can.
I love this! I will be doing this in my shop as well!
Hello Jesper,
The workshop is getting better. You've created a beautiful pallet wall for tools. I also like to recycle. The workshop is now even more useful and beautiful. The colors of the pallet boards were also beautiful. Man, there's always something new to be done in the workshop. And we will always have work to do. Nice explanation and I watched the video. I'd like to see your tools hanged in another video. Thank you for sharing. See you. Stay healthy and happy. Big greetings. Kind regards. Your friend Mehmet
Thank you Mehmet, it's always nice to read your comments, and I'm also looking forward to the next step - putting, tools,, logo and stickers on the wall. Perhaps also have a small workbench with a vise there. And lights in the ceiling so I can see. You're right, theres always something to do. I like working there, so it's not an issue. Thank you for watching along in my progress. See you Mehmet.
The wall looks amazing and a great way of using the offcuts!
Thanks so much! 😊 I'm also pretty happy about it, and I have offcuts left so I'm thinking about making more of this other places in the workshop.
We use flooring for floor accents but have never seen anyone use pallet wood for it. It looks marvelous! I might have to keep this in mind if I go for a rustic look in a room!
You should! Let me know if you go and do something like this.
That looks great my friend, I love that effect.
Good job, well done & thank you for the video 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers! I'm so glad you're watching along. Best from Denmark
Hola! 🖐Oh what a really good looking wall. Good video also, I like the tip about getting the center and then working up then down. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Thanks so much! 😊
Looks super cool mate. I'd love to do this in the workshop but every mm of width counts! 😂 Now get back to jiggy town 😄
Don't worry James, I'm all back at it now, editing the video. It might even be finished in time :-)
It's amazing what is possible with stuff that other people just throw out. Good job Jesper!
Thanks
What a great way to dress up a wall. Fantastic use of recyclable materials. Well done. 👍👍👍
Thanks so much 😊 and thank you for the last M2C1 episode. I really enjoyed all the youtube advise, and tried to help John the Schreiner out with some watchtime :-)
that backdrop looks so good Jesper! already feels more inviting too
Thanks! And good job getting over 1K subs, how many did you have under the rubbishwood challenge?
@@JesperMakes I think i Just hit 1K just around that time, you'll get there soon, its just a matter of time!
@@AceWoodCo With a little luck around 2021/22
That's great!💪
I think it's a great skill, especially the long sequence in the first section.
Every time I went to the next step, I was excited🤩 I'm looking forward to your next video!✊
Thanks JP, I think you're right, the analytics shows close to zero dropoff on the first 2/3 of the video. I was very inspired of your gender-video when editing this one. I know it's not close to anything you do, but thanks for the inspiration. I saw you packing up your welding machine, did the job go as planned? See you.
@@JesperMakes Wow! I'm so happy!
I'd love to be able to share my behind-the-scenes editing stories, obsessions, tips on editing, etc. in text form someday.📕
Why in text form?
@@JesperMakes Since I don't speak English, I thought that text would be the best medium to leave a series of processes.
However, I'm looking for a new way to express my thoughts and ideas, because the timeline-type content such as Instagram buries my posts. However, the editing of the video is using up all my energy. 🙌I'm spending my days searching for something new.☀️
I feel the same way about Instagram, it's not really a place to keep things for a long time like TH-cam. I also agree editing video is a time and energy consuming process. But you are so visual in your storytelling with video, it would be a shame to loose that. Why don't you speak in japanese on your video, and subtitle them in english?
always with the best soundtracks, love your techno :D
Very nice! What a deal for an original backdrop.
It really is! Thanks
Love the light sanding tip and the final result! Good job :)
Thanks so much! 😊
Important tip at 5:43, or so; I think that's a horizontal line you're drawing as a reference.
ahaha, you're right!
That turned out well! Thanks Jesper.
Thank you Mark. I appreciate it.
Great look, and a good use of scraps!
I think so too! Take care in Sweden my friend.
Looks really smart, Jesper. Not bad at all for almost free cost 😁👍
Thanks 👍 yeah I think the end of the horse barn looked really ugly because I just stacked stuff up against the wall. Now it will be a central part of the workshop. Thank you for following along. Are you a part of James woodjigs challenge? See you around.
Looks amazing, definitely worth the work, especially what happens off camera with the procurement and preparation of the timber. Top effort!
Thanks Sam. I like your channel name. Makes me wonder how boring can it be, let me go check it out ;-) Take care whereever you are. Cheers from Denmark
@@JesperMakes haha, im hopefully not too boring! I suppose the channel title is a play on words when the missus tells me my hobbies are boring, but I'm never bored haha! Best wishes from new zealand
NZ! Great... And I just love your electric hand planer jig...
Looks great, it's going to be a fantastic backdrop for the tools!
Yes it will, I can't wait to get them up. Thanks Geoff, much appreciated.
Beautiful design and execution! 💪👍
Thank you very much!
Your wall came out beautiful. You are very creative 🎉
Thanks!
Excellent job looks fantastic!
Thanks still very happy about it 😊
So simple, but so effective! Great job Jesper!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hey Jesper,
That pallet wall is amazing. I think I would like the same kinda wall in my garage.
I am coming to Denmark in July 2022 and it would be cool to meet you and maybe see your workshop.
Karl
Thanks Karl, where are you from my friend?
Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Yeah, you are right... I'm a your newest fan
Thanks 😊
Well done sir.... Really enjoyed that ..
Thank you kindly!
Well done Jesper , looks great !
Thanks 🙏
Nice job. One thing i would.have done different is i would sand individual boards flat on the table and then put them on the wall
Thanks for the tip!
Membuat bPanel dinding dari bekas kayu pallet yang sangat exotic teman
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it.
Looks really good mate. I think I'll do something similar in my workshop. All the best, Brian.
Hi Brian, I think your shop looks great as is, but it's always a good thing to try something out. Now I'm getting requests for building walls inside peoples houses ;-). Take care, and thank you for following along. Cheers
Jasper i think i may becoming a bit of a super fan or groupie 😅. I love your attitude and echos. The wall looks so good
Beautiful Jesper
Thank you kindly
Looks great!
Thanks!
Fantastic mate! That looks amazing!
Thanks a ton! I'm also getting more and more happy about it, and thinking about the next step.
im going to do that in my den thanks Jesper
I'm still very happy about this wall in my workshop.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Tilers first find the level of the second strip from the floor, screw a board or a long level at that line, and calmly glue everything from that line up...
Great idea
Looks great! Well done!
Thank you so much 😀
Looks good, well down... a while back I did a wall of randomness (id a two part video) ...and to make it look random it wasn't it was harder than I thought it was going to be
I'll have to find that video, what's it called?
@@JesperMakes Wall of Randomness :-)
th-cam.com/users/WackywoodworksCoNzsearch?query=Wall%20of%20Random
Beautiful.
Thanks 🙏🙏
How were these pallets stained??? It’s the best I’ve seen💯
I only sanded them and gave it some wood finish. No stain.
Jesper this video was awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it, David! What was your favorite part?
@@JesperMakes there wasn’t really a favourite bit… from start to finish… it was informative and upbeat. I usually have a short attention span… but I watched it through.
I’m tackling a similar project now so it was very good
Great! I'm also making a bigger wall in my workshop like this now.
❤ Beautiful!
Well i guess I need to get some pallets for my shop
Looks mega that dood. 👌
Legend! Thank you Jordan, appreciate it!
What a feature wall Jesper!! Don't hang too many tools on it mate, be a shame to cover it all up now! 😄 It's defintely screaming out for a big 'Jesper Makes' logo carved into it but!! Loved the video mate, seemed like you've taken a bit of different approach cinematicly? Defintely noticed a far more upbeat vibe & some fancy camera work that I don't recognise from your previous videos. Really looking forward to your next creation mate, take care
I didn't plan on making a video about the wall from the beginning, but I took a GoPro on Time warp mode with me while working on it, so that explains the different approach. I zoomed a bit in on the footage while editing, and moved the focus around. The music is just some drum tracks that I have separated from a song. Thanks for noticing! Hoes everything going with your new property?
@@JesperMakes haha well to an amateur eye like mine I just assumed it was a planned approach & thoroughly enjoyed it regardless 😄 We are just about at the end of what has felt like a lifetime of wading through all the planning & permits stage Jesper, thanks for asking! I'm not familiar with how strict Denmark is but in Australia the local councils are very involved with what you can & can't do on your land ... it can turn into quite the back and forth with altering plans & resubmitting them to engineers etc etc... Nevertheless looks like the light at the end of the tunnel is only a week or so away. We have most of the materials to the workshop/temp home being delivered mid September, so at that point it should be full steam ahead & fingers crossed we can hopefully get in there before the end of the year 🤞🤞🤞
Really beautiful job, one question. Did you nail or just glued the top layer of wood tiles?
just glued it, kept it simple 😊
Hey Jesper,
I just watched all of your video's in a single day and I absolutely love them! Subscribed right away!
Though, by watching them all, I'm pretty sure I can conclude that, as you mention at the very beginning of this video, there aren't any video's of you starting your workshop a year ago (or, you know, a year before this "Reclaimed wood wall"-video). Did you delete some of them? Because I would really love to see that :)
Hi, my first video was the garden table made from a pallet from august 2020, that was the beginning 😃. Thanks for watching mate. Cheers
It's 3 years later and my question is how well does this wall support the weight of things hanging on it? I want to do this in my shop, but am wondering if I need to screw the boards to the studs or are 18 or 16 gauge nails good enough? I too plan on making a tool wall. Obviously, for larger items like cabinets, I'll screw into the stud. It's for the other items I'm curious. Thank you and God bless.
I’d go with screws for heavier items or anything you’ll pull on often, but for lighter stuff, 16-gauge nails should hold fine. Tool walls are life!
@@JesperMakes Thank you for your reply and advice. I might do part of it as a French Cleat wall. Those I will screw to the studs. I'm still gathering pallets for this, but if I make a video on it, and I most likely will, I'll definitely mention you as part of my inspiration to do it and link to your video. My biggest problem is that the way my shop was built, part of it is in the ground. The bottom 56 inches (about) is concrete block. That's the part that's under ground. The remaining wall is 2x4 studs that complete the wall to the ceiling. The problem is that the concrete wall is 3.5 inches wider than the 2x4's. I'm still debating do I want to build out the studs or just leave a small ledge. I'm leaning towards the ledge idea. Anyway, I really enjoy your videos and I'll mention you when I do mine. Stay safe my friend.
Great job Jesper, looks awesome. It would be a shame to cover it up…😊
Don't worry, I won't cover it up. Only with some tools ;-)
All my pallets are the same kind (same color) any tips on how to make them different ? Maybe different stains ? Thanks
Yes you can use different stains.
Brother i've a doubt what type of wood do using mostly? In india we are using burma teak wood, indian teak wood, indian tulip tree(portia tree), neem tree, indian kino..., these are the trees we are using for wood purpose.😊
In Denmark we have oak and beech as the main hardwoods and pine in softwoods.
@@JesperMakes thnq
Great video, thank you for sharing. I have bare brick walls in my shed/workshop and would love to do something similar so I can add French cleats for tool storage. My fear is attaching the battens securely to the brickwork without damaging/weakening it. How did you attach your battens in this video? It wasn't really clear
Glad it was helpful! I used rawplugs and screws to go into my brick wall. Unless your wall is about to fall apart it should hold up just fine.
What lacquer did you use? Thanks
Indoor furniture lacquer from Junchers.
Thanks @@JesperMakes Looks like they only do 5 ltrs. Only need to do a 7sqm wall 😅
I got 1 liters cans
how do you attach the boards to the wall? you talk about making sure to have a good nail gun, but I don't see any nails in the mounted boards and in the sped up video, it kinda looks like you're just gluing them up with some sort of adhesive
It's just wood glue and a few nails from the nail gun. The nails are just below the surface, but it's the glue that holds the boards in the long run. Just cheap wood glue.
I wonder if this can be done in bedroom. I’m worried about the chemicals which are in pallet wood. Especially the pallets that come from other continents.
Make sure they have the HT stamp (heat treated) and you'll be good.
Along with the tools, a few custom signs would be perfect.
I'm going to do this with some of my flea market displays. If you get cable spools and take them apart without doing any cutting, the center boards have an outer curve to them. Do the same thing with those and with the right color of stain, it would look like the inside walls of a log home.
Once again, great work Jesper!
Do you have an email?
Thanks, I have cable spools, do you have a picture of what it would look like? You can find my email in the about of my TH-cam channel, or message me on IG.
@@JesperMakes No picture yet. Just kinda had an idea of what it would look like in my head, but want to try it on one of my flea market displays.
first thing i have seen you do without epoxy 2x hardener lol
That was a bad day 🤣🤣🤣
@@JesperMakes I did feel your pain worth it though
@@craigr306 thanks
I've never once seen a plywood shipping box. Anything that gets shipped to my poor country (USA) seems to come in a box made of cardboard. Oh, to live in Denmark...
Ahahaha 😃👍👍 Come over, please 😊
Jesper, I'm not seeing your email in the about section of your channel.
Ok, it's my channel name without any spaces and then gmail dot com.
@@JesperMakes got it! Thanks
Why you use a musician keyboard stand like a work banch? It hurts me
Works great as a workbench 👌😁
1 year too late for comment. You could have stopped some isolation behind the plywood panels.
Oh dang, too late now 🤣