You just made the most Luxurious Cat Toilet I've ever seen...at the beginning you were including a Lid and you changed your mind...2 Lids would have equally sufficed and done the same Job at 1/2 the weight...great idea and a Job I'll do...but with a Lid...7 out of 10...could easily have been a 10 ...
I was concerned about the idea of having a sandbox in the yard after the kids outgrow it. But your suggestion of turning into a garden is absolutely smashing! Great tip knackers!!
I found your channel from looking up "how to repair a hole in drywall" since I'm fixing up my back house and needed a little instruction because my last tenants drove a hole in the wall from a door handle.. I've watched a lot of your other videos.. Proper craftsmanship !! I subbed you mate !! Make sure you're not around when the kids drag their nails across the blackboard !! OUCH !! Your cup of tea = my can of beer..Cheers from Los Angeles !!
mixwell1983 Thanks Mixwell! I'm with you there…..finger nails across a blackboard….never a good sound :-) Appreciate your comment and l hope you can stick around. Cheers
Good morning man, hope you have a great day. It was just perfect finding you and your awesome videos on TH-cam, I am learning from them. I think you are great and I will share your videos. God bless you and your family.
Another fantastic video Shane! Awesome tip about the HT=heat treated; I've hesitated using pallets before when I wasn't sure if they'd been chemically treated. Now I can know for sure! Cheers mate.
Bloody awesome and something like that should be protected, Seeing as you have a floor and children don't actually touch the ground ,can I suggest a sprinkle of Termidor in the ground to keep the white-ants at bay as white-ants favourite food is pine pallets. Well done Shane
Oh yeah +1 on the pellet chicken coop!!! Looking to buy a coop but much prefer a DIY with a SHANE twist! Also another great job on the sand pit well done.
Thanks Andres. Mate, my Blunnies are on their last legs. I've had them for a few years now and they've been fantastic. I normally wait until they are totally destroyed before replacing them. Cheers
I’m not familiar with power tools at all but are you using a drill, Brad nailer or framing nailer for those awkward tricky places? For example, frame to base?
About that hat!! Stevie's hat was a workmans hard hat adorned with 2 alarm clocks (Paris and New York!!) some, 2 retractable circular shaving mirrors, some curtain tie back tassels and several other things I can't remember. I've met Stevie 4 times now, and lucky enough to own a piece of his artwork. Never a dull moment with Stevie!!
Thanks Steve!....from memory l think l used a longer pallet. If you can't lay your hands on a longer pallet just join two shorter lengths together....make sure you stagger the joins 👍 Have a good one mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
the way you made this looks so easy but too much attention to detail required. I want to make simple sandpit, can you please upload one video showing simple sandpit and a pond too. thanks
Hello mate, im about to do some decking using pallets as my base, not going high just one pallet high off the ground then screwing the decking to the pallets.The pallets will be sat on flags which are on top of leveled, flattened soil which I have covered with landscaping fabric, prior to this i removed the grass, rotavated the whole area, the rake and rolled it. The idea being that the flags will keep the pallets just above the ground so most of the rain water can drain away through the fabric into the earth.So i have a question, did you treat the wood that is touching the ground? The reason I ask is because the last thing I want is the base of my deck to be rotting from beneath haha!
G'day Tommy. Any part of the pallet that touches the ground will rot.....especially the pine pallets. In fact any timber that comes in contact with the ground will rot. It all depends on how long you want the deck to last. Good luck. Cheers mate
Thanks for your response mate, i ended up painting the bottoms of the pallets (that which will come into contact with the paving slabs which keep the pallets above the soil) aswell as the support blocks with a front door paint, weatherproof stuff, nice and hardwearing so should hopefully get a little longer out of it with that, someone also suggested bitumen but I had already completed the painting at that point, maybe something i will do later on should the pallets ever need changing, im expecting the pallets to go before the decking planks do
I always enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. One question: the nail gun you use, can you give a make and model I would like to find one similar if possible in the states.
G'day Glockman. The gun is a Paslode 16 Gauge Bradder which l've had for about 6 years now. It's been a pretty good gun. If you do get one, make sure you keep up all the recommended services. As soon as the gun gets a bit dirty inside, it will start to play up. Hope that helps and thanks for the comment. Cheers mate.
Love your videos only thing I don't like is your slogan great tip knackers which is loud annoying and ear piercing... But a small price for a good video and ideas. Sorry I was mean.
Good morning man, hope you have a great day. It was just perfect finding you and your awesome videos on TH-cam, I am learning from them. I think you are great and I will share your videos. God bless you and your family.
Our nursery handy man built us a lovely mud kitchen from pattets I found. Got that idea to build from you saving money, great video .
Thanks Funkymonkey...glad you liked the video...and yeah.. the kids love it 👍😁
You just made the most Luxurious Cat Toilet I've ever seen...at the beginning you were including a Lid and you changed your mind...2 Lids would have equally sufficed and done the same Job at 1/2 the weight...great idea and a Job I'll do...but with a Lid...7 out of 10...could easily have been a 10 ...
You sir are an AMAZING, AWESOME DAD!!!! I'm sure your kiddos loved it!😁
He loved it Octavia. He's already asking when he can invite his friends over for a play.:-) Thanks for the comment. Cheers
I was concerned about the idea of having a sandbox in the yard after the kids outgrow it. But your suggestion of turning into a garden is absolutely smashing! Great tip knackers!!
Thanks Tyler. Yeah the vege patch idea is going to be good. Cheers mate
You must be the most fun dad! Your ideas are so cool!
Thanks Danielle. Yeah we do have a little bit of fun :-) Cheers
Brilliant! I really like the recycling of pallet wood and eventual up-cycling to a garden bed.
Thanks MrSlodez. Glad you liked it. Cheers
Glad to see you back Uncle Knackers.
Good to be back Artie. Have a good one. Cheers
What a fun project, both for the kids and the builder... perhaps more for the builder 🤣🤣
😂😂....Yep, l did have fun with this one mate
Great job Shane!
Thanks Gregg. Have a good one mate. Cheers
Very clever,just goes to show what you can do with some old pallets using your imagination.Thanks again mate.
Thanks John. Yeah, l was really happy how it turned out. The young fella loves it. Cheers mate
I found your channel from looking up "how to repair a hole in drywall" since I'm fixing up my back house and needed a little instruction because my last tenants drove a hole in the wall from a door handle.. I've watched a lot of your other videos.. Proper craftsmanship !! I subbed you mate !! Make sure you're not around when the kids drag their nails across the blackboard !! OUCH !! Your cup of tea = my can of beer..Cheers from Los Angeles !!
mixwell1983 Thanks Mixwell! I'm with you there…..finger nails across a blackboard….never a good sound :-) Appreciate your comment and l hope you can stick around. Cheers
You definitely need a DIY TV show. You would make an awesome host!
I'm not sure about that Alex but l appreciate your comment. Cheers mate. :-)
What a great project
Thanks Steve. Yeah it was a lot of fun to make. Cheers mate
Great kids project, I like it.
Thanks Noel. Cheers mate
Its great to see you do another video Shane.
Thanks Ed. Good to see that you came back as well mate.
Good morning man, hope you have a great day. It was just perfect finding you and your awesome videos on TH-cam, I am learning from them. I think you are great and I will share your videos. God bless you and your family.
Hello Shane,
good to see you again. Great project!!
Thanks Sixxxxpack. It was a lot of fun to make. Cheers
Beautiful sand pit. I really like it. Well done.
+Angela Rahn Thanks Angela. Glad you liked it. Cheers :-)
Fantastic job.
Thanks Paul. Cheers mate
Very cool project with great, fun ideas for the little kids. Thank you!
No worries Ticky. Thanks for the comment. Cheers
Another fantastic video Shane! Awesome tip about the HT=heat treated; I've hesitated using pallets before when I wasn't sure if they'd been chemically treated. Now I can know for sure! Cheers mate.
That came out great! Glad to see you back it's been a while.
Thanks Adam. It's been pretty busy of late so l haven't had the time to get in front of the camera.. Cheers mate
shaneconlan1 As long as everyone is healthy and happy it's all good!
Very cool. Love your attention to detail. I have to agree with Alex's comment below; you should be on TV.
Thanks Fred. Appreciate the comment. Cheers mate
Love the attention you give yo the safety of the kids! So smart :)
Thanks Elizabeth, you can't be to careful. Cheers
Well done mate, nice job.
Thanks SPPPSydney. Appreciate the comment. Cheers
Bloody awesome and something like that should be protected,
Seeing as you have a floor and children don't actually touch the ground ,can I suggest a sprinkle of Termidor in the ground to keep the white-ants at bay as white-ants favourite food is pine pallets.
Well done Shane
Thanks mate.Good idea regarding the Termidor .Luckily termites are not that common here. Cheers.
Awesome project. I am going to give this project a try and make one for my grandkids... Keep up the great work
Thanks John. Good luck with it. When you're done post some pics on my DIY For Knuckleheads Facebook page. I'd love to check it out. Cheers mate
Oh yeah +1 on the pellet chicken coop!!! Looking to buy a coop but much prefer a DIY with a SHANE twist! Also another great job on the sand pit well done.
Thanks Chris. Have a good one mate. Cheers
You had me at beer…. 😂 I love your humor!! Love it! Officially Subscribed.
😂....Cheers Bobbie! Appreciate the sub 👍😁🇦🇺
Nice to see you doing videos Shane.Great use of recycled timber, mate
Thanks Gazza. Hopefully l'll find some time to do some more. Cheers mate
That's a cool project can't wait to see what your next project is
Stay tuned Bennetts, hopefully l'll have one by the end of the week. Cheers
Nice one matey! And nice Blunnies. My favorite work boots of all time. Cheers!
Thanks Andres. Mate, my Blunnies are on their last legs. I've had them for a few years now and they've been fantastic. I normally wait until they are totally destroyed before replacing them. Cheers
Well done 👍 looks awesome.
Thanks Rol....glad you liked it 👍😁🇦🇺
Great project Shane, keep up the good work
Thanks Martyn. Glad you liked it. Cheers
Shane, nice job. Looks superb. The veggie patch in the background looks like it's really going gangbusters too. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks Chuck. Yeah the veggie patch is going nuts. We have this type of Rocket that grows out of control! Thanks for the comment mate. Cheers
So can I call you "rocket man" now??
great job knackers!
Thanks Jim :-)
brilliant idea for kids! :D
Thanks mate. The kids love it. Cheers
Nice video!
Thanks Charis 👍😁
Cool video
Thanks Craig.
I’m not familiar with power tools at all but are you using a drill, Brad nailer or framing nailer for those awkward tricky places? For example, frame to base?
If you're ever in the UK...please come build my kids one 😂 i have the pallets!
No worries Emma...see you shortly 😁😁😂
DIYForKnuckleheads 😂😂 I'll get the beers in!
👍👍
VARY NICE !
Cheers John
Awesome as always!
And awesome comedy!
Thanks for the comment Daily Derps. Much appreciated mate. Cheers
good job
Thanks Mrtda M. Cheers
first time viewer love your video
Thanks Roxy...glad you enjoyed it 👍😁
New subscriber here. Job well done.
Glad you liked the video Lady Vee and thanks for the sub!! Much appreciated. 👍😁
Another great project, mate.
Thanks Andy. Hey mate, just out of interest, what was Stevie Jacko wearing on his head at the York Gathering? He is mad…totally mad. Love his Channel.
Thanks Andy. Hey mate, just out of interest, what was Stevie Jacko wearing on his head at the York Gathering? He is mad…totally mad. Love his Channel.
About that hat!!
Stevie's hat was a workmans hard hat adorned with 2 alarm clocks (Paris and New York!!) some, 2 retractable circular shaving mirrors, some curtain tie back tassels and several other things I can't remember.
I've met Stevie 4 times now, and lucky enough to own a piece of his artwork. Never a dull moment with Stevie!!
If you see him again, say g'day for me could you? Thanks mate.
Fantastic
Thanks Lyndon. Have a good one mate. Cheers
Yay! Another Video!!
G'day Jonathan. Thanks for watching mate. Cheers
Yeah, Lovin' your videos, thinking about trying your workbench project. Keep the great videos up!
build a sandbox Like A Boss
:-)
You are the Bomb! Brother Shane!
Denny Grimes
Phenix City, Alabama
Hi Denny. Thanks for that mate. I'm glad you liked the video. Cheers :-)
AWSOME! Tea though? ! I was expecting you to test that funnel with some yellow liquid ;-) nicely done. New subscriber right here!
Hey Richard, I totally agree, the yellow liquid would have been a much more refreshing beverage :-) Thanks for the comment and the sub. Cheers mate
Another great job :-)
Thanks Bobby and Wayne. Appreciate the comment. Cheers
shaneconlan1 Oh and by the way the herb garden in the background looks great filled in :-)
Bobby Wayne I've gotta tell you, the Rocket is out of control. I'm not sure what variety it is but it is unstoppable :-)
thing of beauty mate :)
Thanks Rad! 👍😁
Great video Knackers.
There can't be too many pallets left in West Australia now, eh mate?!?
Good
Cheers mate
How about building a pallet chicken coop next ??
Good idea but there is one little problem…l don't have any chickens:-)
Hi knackers great job. Are the long sides made from a bigger pallet or are you joining two together?
Thanks Steve!....from memory l think l used a longer pallet. If you can't lay your hands on a longer pallet just join two shorter lengths together....make sure you stagger the joins 👍 Have a good one mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
the way you made this looks so easy but too much attention to detail required. I want to make simple sandpit, can you please upload one video showing simple sandpit and a pond too. thanks
Hey man! Can u do a video on making a couch?
There is a possibility of one down the track. I'll add it to the list :-) Cheers
Hello mate, im about to do some decking using pallets as my base, not
going high just one pallet high off the ground then screwing the decking
to the pallets.The pallets will be sat on flags which are on top of
leveled, flattened soil which I have covered with landscaping fabric,
prior to this i removed the grass, rotavated the whole area, the rake
and rolled it. The idea being that the flags will keep the pallets just
above the ground so most of the rain water can drain away through the
fabric into the earth.So i have a question, did you treat the wood that
is touching the ground? The reason I ask is because the last thing I
want is the base of my deck to be rotting from beneath haha!
G'day Tommy. Any part of the pallet that touches the ground will rot.....especially the pine pallets. In fact any timber that comes in contact with the ground will rot. It all depends on how long you want the deck to last. Good luck. Cheers mate
Thanks for your response mate, i ended up painting the bottoms of the pallets (that which will come into contact with the paving slabs which keep the pallets above the soil) aswell as the support blocks with a front door paint, weatherproof stuff, nice and hardwearing so should hopefully get a little longer out of it with that, someone also suggested bitumen but I had already completed the painting at that point, maybe something i will do later on should the pallets ever need changing, im expecting the pallets to go before the decking planks do
I always enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. One question: the nail gun you use, can you give a make and model I would like to find one similar if possible in the states.
G'day Glockman. The gun is a Paslode 16 Gauge Bradder which l've had for about 6 years now. It's been a pretty good gun. If you do get one, make sure you keep up all the recommended services. As soon as the gun gets a bit dirty inside, it will start to play up. Hope that helps and thanks for the comment. Cheers mate.
Thanks for the info!
Glockman5000 No worries mate.
I was thinking about this but are they coded with some kind of termite or bug and fire retardant?
Go for the ones that have the stamp HT (Heat Treated)
how long did this actually take you? single mom with no building knowledge and want too try and make this for my kids💯
Hi Oreo. It took me a good weekend and that's without sourcing the materials. Good luck and well done on having a go! Cheers 👍
Love your videos only thing I don't like is your slogan great tip knackers which is loud annoying and ear piercing... But a small price for a good video and ideas. Sorry I was mean.
That's ok Audra. No offence taken. Apart from my slogan l'm glad you like the vids. Cheers
Get a grip Audra, that's almost the best bit of the videos, suppose its like Marmite, you either love it or hate it, I'm on the side of loving it :)
hahaha beer
Good morning man, hope you have a great day. It was just perfect finding you and your awesome videos on TH-cam, I am learning from them. I think you are great and I will share your videos. God bless you and your family.
Thanks William. Much appreciated mate. Cheers:-)