Man, I've been looking for pallet DIY videos around here on TH-cam and this is the VERY FIRST that really TEACHES the basics ans SHOWS how to do it! Thank you and greetings from Portugal.
Dig it. Nice work and very informative. I must say though, if you must buy new screws; always go for the starbit. Far superior and less stressful in nearly every way.. Phillips is second to last only to flathead. There is usually some oak in pallets, VERY hard wood.
I LOVE, LOVE what you did with the scrap wood for stability! I initially used commercial zip ties to hold (being on my own) and then used L brackets and long flat brackets to hold together which was becoming a bit pricey ($6.00 a piece for brackets)! The scrap wood is most definitely a better idea!!
I really appreciate the tutorial also, I am trying to make pallet walls but and do it by myself at an antique mall, I was worried about boo boos this helped me tremendously. thanks again!
Very informative, thanks, I'm putting my wall on a concrete driveway that I definitely cannot put holes into the ground, I expect it will be about 5 pallets long, kinda in the fashion of a queue line/maze I can zip tie to patio posts. But the ideas for joining then together was why I was looking, so thanks muchly for that, I'm hoping it's at stable as I can make it!
Yeah - good times. Appreciate ya, appreciate the content. Thank you! P.S. Looks like y'all have a nice fun family... good to see "happy-ish" content. Good luck & keep it up.
How do you custom fit pallets when they are different sizes would be another good video...hope you can help me with this. When top pallet is larger than orher top pallet.
HEY, VERY HELPFULL. Just starting with building a small shed. Problem 1was I didn't put the 2x4's top and bottom. I am ok as I just used small pieces of 2x4 to stabilize. not as solid, but ok. Putting my roof on next.
It was put on rails, had pneumatics, tail/brake/reverse lights worked, MP3 sound, and fog from the exhaust. I was called "The Prop Car." It was used in our Haunted House and it would "back up" and scare people. :)
5:53 I know this is a lil too late for a correction but it should be "the pallet on top is BIGGER than the one that's supposed to be there". That had me confused for a bit when you said SMALLER
@@Beyond1031 hey while I have you here, gotta question. On the 90 degree stable points, do you just use one pallet for that or go two high. And do you have to do the same on the other side? Thanks!
@@modeljetjuggernaut4864 I'm not sure I get what you mean, but at every 90 degree corner there are two pallets high, and they are connected on the top and the bottom. The more stable, the better. HTH?
@@Beyond1031 Hey there. Yeah I constructed my entire fortress last Halloween, thanks to your informative techniques. And would ya believe, the HOA thought I was building a fence. And then the HOA prez sent out the Fire Chief and the City to see if I was creating a hazard. Needless to say, those guys thought it was the coolest thing. HOA pres was pissed, and of course the stoopid neighbor across the street was pissed when we were all smoking and joking with the city officials about it.
When you get scrap pallets, they're usually all different sizes, as was the case here. Besides, it's easy to connect them if they're all the same - I wanted to demonstrate how to do it when they're not all the same. Thanks for your question!
"attitude adjuster", i call it a persuader, a cousin calls it a,,,,, hmm, better not say, at least where it would be read by anyone who might be offended
FINALLY someone who shows you how to actually work with pallots not just showing picks of the walls !!! thank you soooooooooooooooo much
Bro this is the best thing I have seen so far. I am going to use this for my shed build
Man, I've been looking for pallet DIY videos around here on TH-cam and this is the VERY FIRST that really TEACHES the basics ans SHOWS how to do it!
Thank you and greetings from Portugal.
Dig it. Nice work and very informative. I must say though, if you must buy new screws; always go for the starbit. Far superior and less stressful in nearly every way.. Phillips is second to last only to flathead. There is usually some oak in pallets, VERY hard wood.
Thank you for posting this!
I LOVE, LOVE what you did with the scrap wood for stability! I initially used commercial zip ties to hold (being on my own) and then used L brackets and long flat brackets to hold together which was becoming a bit pricey ($6.00 a piece for brackets)! The scrap wood is most definitely a better idea!!
This tutorial is so well thought out! I especially appreciate the section on making them sturdy!
I really appreciate the tutorial also, I am trying to make pallet walls but and do it by myself at an antique mall, I was worried about boo boos this helped me tremendously. thanks again!
Great video thankyou. Exactly what I needed to watch to build my first wall 🧱
THANK you! Simple, easy, get-it-done instructions! woohoo!!
That was awesome! Thank you 🙏
awesome man. that's exactly how I did my 2014 haunt. entire thing built with pallets.
Thanks man. I'm doing a haunted well house this year, and wondered how to do walls made of pallets. This was perfect.
Very informative, thanks, I'm putting my wall on a concrete driveway that I definitely cannot put holes into the ground, I expect it will be about 5 pallets long, kinda in the fashion of a queue line/maze I can zip tie to patio posts. But the ideas for joining then together was why I was looking, so thanks muchly for that, I'm hoping it's at stable as I can make it!
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT FOR THE WALL BUILDS NOW ANY TYPE OF SUGGESTIONS AND TIPS FOR LIGHTING AND OTHER STUFF
Thank you very informative adding to my favourites.
Bro...an amazing place to get pallets is a roofing supply store.
Thanks for this. I would sure like to see the finished structure complete. Do you have any pics, or vids? A follow up vid would be awesome!
Thanks for the tips! I'm doing my first haunted house this year. I'm excited.
Thank you so much for this video, it really helped for my DIY project!
Nice. I just subscribed.
You rock. Thank you!
Well done tutorial Troy. This video will help so many people. Thumbs UP!
Yeah - good times. Appreciate ya, appreciate the content. Thank you!
P.S. Looks like y'all have a nice fun family... good to see "happy-ish" content.
Good luck & keep it up.
for more stability you could drive some stakes into the grass and connect them to the pallets
Yes, great idea. I have actually done that when the ground is grossly uneven.
How do you custom fit pallets when they are different sizes would be another good video...hope you can help me with this. When top pallet is larger than orher top pallet.
Great vid! I learned a ton as I prepare to use pallets for a greenhouse/chicken coop.
Great video- I love working with pallets & you gave me some new ideas. Wish you lived closer 'cause I need some help on my farm- thanks again!
Great video, and a fun presentation . Thanks for some very good tips. All the best Bob from England.
HEY, VERY HELPFULL. Just starting with building a small shed. Problem 1was I didn't put the 2x4's top and bottom. I am ok as
I just used small pieces of 2x4 to stabilize. not as solid, but ok. Putting my roof on next.
Been doing some research on this topic. Your video is right on time for my shed project.
I’m still not understanding how to stabilize the middle wall because of the long run
Thank you wood work teacher excellent job..GB.
많은 힌트를 얻었습니다 한국에서 팔래트 건축법은 아직서투른데 색다른 아이디어가 있는것같습니다.
Yeah the pallet tutorial has arrived, thank you I know this help a haunter.
Awesome video...can you make one on how to match up different size pallets
Great video. That's what im talking about
Can you do a wall panel tutorial like this? That would help so much, thank you
+AMagicProduction it might take 5 years lol the video i mean...
Learned a ton, thanks.
Thanks Troy. Well done.
This is the best wall pallet wall tutorial I have ever seen. Chops to ya!
Thank you
Thanks a bunches! I learned alot and this will be helpful! Thumbs up, as always and Happy Haunting!!!
Thanks!
I think this is great idea Maybe might do this. This year
Hin,t don't use drywall screws, they will snap. Use wood/deck screws.
Great video on building pallet walls, however why do you have half of a Ford topaz in your backyard?
It was put on rails, had pneumatics, tail/brake/reverse lights worked, MP3 sound, and fog from the exhaust. I was called "The Prop Car." It was used in our Haunted House and it would "back up" and scare people. :)
could you by any chance do a video on how to do a foundation with pallets
Yes!!! Finally!
Nice jobTroy!
👌🏽 Nice Tutorial!
Nice vid thanks
How sturdy are these?
What's the best way to make a stand
Great tutorial Troy!
Splinters? 😮
What a bodger, I wouldn't trust him to build a rabbit hutch.
Bom dia, pena q não tem tradução p/o portugues
cheers bro. great tips.
Wow nice ... thank u for ur video !
Troy i am behind on the vlogs wow !! Whst a difference from than and now ,you did so much well done 👍👍👍🎃
Nice job
Awesome!
5:53 I know this is a lil too late for a correction but it should be "the pallet on top is BIGGER than the one that's supposed to be there". That had me confused for a bit when you said SMALLER
Haha, yes you are correct. I get my words mixed up some times. :O
I just rewatched it, I had meant to say that, "The one on the BOTTOM is smaller than the one you have to put there." Oops. LOL
@@Beyond1031 hey while I have you here, gotta question. On the 90 degree stable points, do you just use one pallet for that or go two high. And do you have to do the same on the other side? Thanks!
@@modeljetjuggernaut4864 I'm not sure I get what you mean, but at every 90 degree corner there are two pallets high, and they are connected on the top and the bottom. The more stable, the better. HTH?
@@Beyond1031 Hey there. Yeah I constructed my entire fortress last Halloween, thanks to your informative techniques. And would ya believe, the HOA thought I was building a fence. And then the HOA prez sent out the Fire Chief and the City to see if I was creating a hazard. Needless to say, those guys thought it was the coolest thing. HOA pres was pissed, and of course the stoopid neighbor across the street was pissed when we were all smoking and joking with the city officials about it.
Torx screws r a lot less trouble
First thing he says is pre drill then never pre-drills a single board.
Les D haha
Yesterday I couldn't even spell carpenter,today I is a carpenter, my carpenters dream is she is flat as a board and never been nailed.
Why wouldn't you use pallets of the same size and height for each teir
When you get scrap pallets, they're usually all different sizes, as was the case here. Besides, it's easy to connect them if they're all the same - I wanted to demonstrate how to do it when they're not all the same. Thanks for your question!
No part 2? Half a job?
Very Good but I'd like to see more.
Enjoyed, thanks.
BTW - it's a drill "bit", not a drill.
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First like!
"attitude adjuster", i call it a persuader, a cousin calls it a,,,,, hmm, better not say, at least where it would be read by anyone who might be offended
make a toy army bace
Lucas Miskus yo
Too much unnecessary talking but I get it...
Thank you wood work teacher excellent job..GB.