You can easily build a workshop too! TOOLS!
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- How to just get started with some tools for woodworking, that will help you make money woodworking.
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Suitably inspired, wow. The thing you said about the cheap tools and being able to take them back I've used the exact same method mate. On about our 5th sander haha. So much detail crammed into this one thank you. 😊
Love the motto mate....just get started!! By the way, what's wrong with shade cloth fasteners 😂😂 Classic Dainer video...well done mate. By the way, the "Tight Freckle" comment and image had me on the floor 😂
A great video with a great message! This has really put a spring in my step this morning! The biggest barrier of entry to any new direction in life is always our own self-doubt. Thanks for speaking my language and encouraging every beginner like me to just get started.
Couldn't agree more.
You can do it Matthew! Are you entering Marks pallet challenge?
Hello Mark. I watch your channel regularly with a happy smile and I have to say that not only are you my favorite Australian palette artist, you are actually one of the best in the field. You are authentic, have a good sense of humor and just say how it is without covering it up with blah blah.
A very nice video with the core statement at all. JUST GET STARTED! - and how right you are!
Several years ago I started looking at the whole palette community and for fun (and because I lacked a hobby ;-) ) I started making a small workshop out of my garage with a few small bills.
In the meantime, I'm seriously considering switching my office job to part-time, because I've found that I prefer my time in the workshop instead sitting in a coffin office... and because I can earn good money there too... and I have more fun there ...and I'm much more balanced now...and it's not rocket science. A little common sense, a little caution and a dose of willpower... and the rest will come with time.
Thank you so much for your videos, the time you put in, your inspirations (I hope it's not a drama that I recreated a thing or two from your ideas) and the courage to show people that they can do anything what they want... THEY JUST HAVE TO START IT!
Awesome video dude! The tool at 1:14 really cracked me up 😂 What a massive editing task, I think I'll need to rewatch at 50% speed to catch it all!
@@dainermade You can never have too much b-roll!
You, the guys in your community and Matthew Peech in particular are such an inspiration. I just need to get started
Love this video. The buy once cry once motto is a good one, but usually only happens after several regrettable purchases :)
I am hoping to get a small workspace soon, so I can JUST GET STARTED :)
This is one of the many reasons why I watch and subscribe to your channel. You're down to earth and you don't sugar coat your anything. Finally got my own pallet buster and works Fricking Out Standing.
If TH-cam has taught me anything, it's that I clearly need a shop full of Festool gear to get started. And a Saw Stop. Now to plan the bank heist to afford it...
Don't forget to make everything out of massive $10,000 slabs of curly walnut.
Absolutely love this video and it was just what I needed to hear. I’ve been getting caught up in tool and organization envy lately and putting ideas on the back burner. Time to “just get started”!!
hey MARK . really enjoy your videos! all the best from Canada.
This is how I started,,,,,, did me good till now,,,,, haven’t got a high earning job so pushing out small things for a side hustle keeps me above water. Thx for showing I believe it really is the best way to start unless anyone inherits grandpa’s workshop. I’m like this series from you, keep it up👍🏻👍🏻
Haha, you’re so right! I bought for thousands and thousands dollars of tools and made an entire workshop with workbench’s, frenh cleats, jiggs, charging stations, dust collection with out even having made anything at all. Luckily I ended up liking my new hobby. But it could have been a big waste of money
I got caught in all these TH-camrs using fency equipment i thought I needed them all
You're an inspiration Mark. I really look forward to watch your uploads and miss it when you don't. Thanks mate. All the best from Iceland.
Great video mate! ...but I am that guy :P From day one I've pretty much bought once, and I can only think of two tools I have had to replace, sell or upgrade and that was my little Ryobi palm sander and jigsaws which got "tealed" after a few years of service :P I took nearly 5 years to get a bloody tablesaw for jeebuzz sake! :P But then I also started with your #1 Rule, and with the Handyman business I did very quickly pay off all my higher end purchases and didn't add anything until the old stuff was paid off *and* had a home. Staying organised and keeping unneeded crud out of the shop is also a brilliant bit of advice. I hope this one goes far and wide, top bit of info :D
What a great teacher Mark, you have come a long way with a touch of comedy thrown in well done
Awesome video as always, the decluttering started just before this video, looking forward to getting started in the coming weeks once I set up the space properly! Hope you had a good break mate with plenty of R&R
I already bought this nail gun and it's worth every penny. Trust me.
I've tried the cheapo and the ex[ensive route, but no matter what, I'm more 'Buy once, Cry for Months' 😭😆 I think i'm just a tightass and don't want to spend at al! :D
Great video mate, as always. Beard looks like it's almost ready to plait it Viking style I reckon 😉 😂
Great video Mark. Thanks so much from the UK.
Fake pallets?! 🤣 great score man from being a decent guy
Great Video Mark, good to see your stuff again, I bought the air denailer several years ago, one of my best investments. I do a lot of pallet woodwork nearly, all pine. I make about 15 or 20 mud kitchens each year, and everything is reclaimed.
Great to see you back after the holidays! I appreciate how you keep your videos positive and support the community.
Good one Mark. I still use a variety of cheap tools lol. But I agree with the concept. You might have seen in some of my video's, that I just got the dewalt one. It's fence is as good as it gets in that price range 👍
Well done mate! Love watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time to show us!
This is exactly what I wanted to hear. I’ve been struggling with the idea of spending so much money on the tools I see in the TH-cam vids that I hardly have enough money for the basics. I’ll take this advice to heart and just get started.
It’s also a great concept because by working with what you have, you can really start to see where your limitations/bottlenecks are. And that lets you prioritize where your expenditures go first to get the most bang for your buck and sort the “want” from the “need”.
M8 I pissed my undies watching that and thanks for the shout I about died when a saw that had rewind it twice but seriously (going kinda mushy here again) thanks for everything inspiration and the laughs you've given me what need to JUST GET STARTED! Interesting thoughts on the laithe have thought about that a can get one for 90 kangaroos over here granted it's supermarket brand but comes with 2 year warranty and the turning tools! Oh need your address got something to send u! For the shop behave!🤣 🏴👍
@@dainermade yea a think once get set up it'll be sommit a maybe have play with (the lathe) easy! As u say someone will buy it. Kinda wish ad of bought it before Christmas the German supermarket that produce the weekly had it on sale for 30 instead 90 really wished ad got it then but could here in back my head the wife you'll never use it you've no space dont be so stupid!🙄. Honestly was well pleased with the shout trying get as many shouts on here as possible good or bad it's all good. 🏴👍
third here.!! good timing....love your stuff
9:17 making and gluing pallet wood veneer to plywood using a vacuum bag. This is high level sorcery indeed.
Metal detector is a definite. Went back over the wood i had stripped earlier and found lots of fragments. Totally worth it. Thanks for motivating me to get started.
Love your video . . . . . I'm getting started
When you advertise your wears, do buys every shy away from furniture made from pallets? Is there a lot of snobbery out there in that regard, or are people just happy if it’s reclaimed and uncaring about where it’s from?
Hello, I’m sure there is snobbery, but who cares 🤣 It is just another reason they’re not your customer. It’s no different to someone who shys away from a river table. In short there are lots of customers 😛
I absolutely love watching your videos! I’m going to start woodworking. I’m doing my research watching many TH-cam videos etc. Next step is to clean out the garage for a work space for me. Got the support of my husband as long as I don’t spend any money! 😅. I cannot wait to get started. He bought me my first circular saw last year- did my first cut ever and I was HOOKED! Thank you for the inspiration you give in your videos.
@@dainermade my thoughts exactly! Have any favorite plunge routers? I was looking at the Dewalt.
Also I know this may sound crazy as someone who wants to build but the table saw squares me! I want to keep my fingers especially as a beginner. I really need to rip down lumber. Any alternatives or how to make a table saw safer?
How's the endeavor going?
That first tablesaw you had looks like a TGS170 from ELU.
I have the TGS173 and it's still awesome.
If u got it for 50 Australian kangaroos u made a great deal. Here they sell for around 400€/$, used.
It's not the most precise saw but it's very versatile.
It takes a video like this to remind me how good I've got it. I've spent a lot of time and money getting it how I like it and although I'll always get tool envy, and there's always more I want it's about time I made these tools pay for themselves! Ive definitely bought some tools more than once, no regrets though. I can get right behind your three rules too, especially rule 3! Hope you're well mate!
I've been experiencing woodworking vicariously through videos for the past two years or so because I live in an apartment and do not have the space for woodworking.
Nevertheless, this video here has got me excited for the next few years, when I will have the space. It's practical, it's encouraging, and it makes me feel like I could do it.
Thanks for this hope you've given me.
Buy once, cry once? That's crazy thinking! Start with what you need and can afford, then upgrade the entry level shite with good stuff later. I'm currently in the process of upgrading my entry level shite. Gonna be a long process though.
Yeah I understand the BOCO mentality *once established*. To start off, hell no. Buy what you need to see what it's about/if you even like it, and upgrade as needed.
Watched it again, this mindset transcends so many maker hobbies (including photography). Comment for the algo
2:37 FARK MATE! 90 kanga skins at around $100 a skin... DAM :P
Good one! RESPECT! Keep'em coming! Cheers from Portugal!
Hey, great Video. The Most important Thing ist JUST GET STARTED!
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Well, you started out with way more than I have (and could afford^^), but I'm pretty sure I'll find a way to make it work over time. I just really like this garbage to usefull stuff thinking. :)
(That's why I want to whittle mainly with branches and wood leftovers.)
The "buy once, cry once" really only kicks in after you've used and experienced cheaper brands, usually where accuracy in machining is involved and needed. I have some tools that are thousands of dollars in cost each but i also, as you mention, have cheapies such as power drills and disk sanders that i just trash while power sanding. Everyone has to start somewhere and at a certain price point. There is no point or logic in blowing your budget on one super expensive tool when starting if you can buy 5 for the same price and learn while making. At the end of the day when you bring your item inside, give it as a gift, or sell it, no-one else apart from you knows what tool you used, how long it took, or indeed any oopsies that you make. When you spend the time to make something to the best of your abilities and you start to love woodworking....or whatever else....then there is value in investing the right money in the right tool at the right time in your journey.
"Buy once cry once"..... makes sense outside of Australia but jeez try buying anything "Dewalt" or........... hahahahah ........"FESTOOL"......outside the Northern hemisphere......cry THREE times!!
@@dainermade Its funny when I walk into my local shop ther's a Festool corner where I feel like a shoplifter just looking at a Rotex!😁
Does my life suck?? 2:40 a.m. and I'm watching Aussie Maker Collective... LOL!! So, love your channel, I've been waiting for your post for 2023! Stay Excellent!
Dude, thank you for keeping it real and simple. I'm starting out woodworking as a hobby and am wanting to make it a little side hustle to just pay for itself, like you said. Appreciate the inspiration
@@dainermade being honest and simple is the best path to success. Drama just adds stress, in my opinion. There's enough to deal with in life as-is.
Just discovered your vids, brilliant and honest vids- going on a marathon watch now 😅, keep up the great content from wales 🏴 🇬🇧👏🏻👍🏻🍻
awsome video i built my self a log cabin in the back yard. it was pre fab i didnt go oldschool man in the woods. but its built and all my tools bought now its time to JUST GET STARTED
Another great video. I haven’t bought a Pneumatic Denailer yet, still using my two kids instead 😊 (unsure if a good investment, buy once cry once) still using my ezycut table saw (1960s) and I agree with Mark, old cast iron will last for years (the saw, not Mark), at 50 kangaroos well worth it. Likewise my drill press, J.S.Richardson Model E40 (1940s) not for the faint hearted if you need to move it, but at another 50 kangaroos who can complain. Great hobby, nothing more satisfying than making decorative firewood 😊
From across the pond i find your video`s and work to be amazing. Your a bit of fresh air when it comes to being down to earth and how you explain everything is also important to us woodworker`s when it come to ( Just get started ). From missouri here in the states Good day mate.
Was about to comment but I've gone back to the shed to get started... again! 😂
Great video Mark!
Long story short, new Dad, looking into "Dad" things - ie; Blue jeans and NB shoes... and I've got too many "Dad" friends that have already taken on the smoking meats hobby, so I've decided to give woodwork a go... Q: if you had a $1000 bucks to start with, what would you buy first?
Awesome. My first was a used 15 in xh Jet thicknesser. Lol. Beast. Got a 6 inch jointer for beer.
You can do it.
Hi Mark.... Great to subscribe to this channel....What a great channel for Pallet wood....How is Townsville? I lived in Many for 3yrs so now back own with a lady......Started pallet wood many years ago and sold lots .....but ran out of ideas... From you I have learnt a great deal...all the best and GGGGG G-day
New subscriber. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I am a newer struggling woodworker with motivation. But your videos inspire me. Now to go through your videos and get hints. Thank you
Good job. You are good at making money on TH-cam, but making money with pallets is unrealistic. You have like 30 years of experience and knowledge.
Love your video's. Getting my 1st real shop (garages in the past) when my house gets built (large garage 14'x32') and will be woodworking and teaching my grandkids, 8 in all what I know (which isn't much, but I enjoy what I do). I think I'll be getting some pallet wood (I've got a line on free pallets) to work on so your tip on the pneumatic gun to remove nails and the metal detector were spot on = I've added them to my wish list. House should be done in Aug 2023, and a new Saw Stop in also on my list (buy once cry once 🙂).
Beyond hear you on making the space better lol. Top of my list will be a wood stove or something of the like. My shop has no heat or insulation lol, and right at this moment it is 19° F actual temp lower with the wind chill here in Missouri. Oh and did I mention it was built really shoty so I have a 4" gap at the roof along the north side. Make yourself comfortable in the environment you want to spend your time in. Great work bub, and have started making my own mallet like you told me to give it a shot. Thank you and keep it up. 👊
Hey m8, I am a floor sander/installer, so have a fair bit of kit, Lagler ,Festool ,Clarke Edgers(hopefully edgers might come in handy)..anyways enjoy your channel and am planning on making some road/flight cases for my synthesizers and drum machines, might even try the crate idea..
PeaceFromRadelaide
Cheers Mark! Picked myself up a lovely bosch plunge router the other day.
Never used 1 before so when i turned it on for the 1st time i s*#t myself and turned it off 😂
Anyway, just getting started, making mistakes for sure but im learning and more importantly im having fun!
Love your vids and keep up the good work my friend! Who needs Walnut when pallets are free 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Inspired! Thanks 👍 One question, what are the most common size and gauge screws you use? The spectrum of sizes, plating, indoor/outdoor and prices is mind boggling!! Reckon bulk boxes are the way to go?
Bloody Brilliant !!!!! and totally inspiring.Great to see you back !!!
What’s a decent router bit to use in a budget for the sleds?
I just go for standard straight cut bits 25mm
Spot on message Mark, I always tell people, try first on the cheap, and if it turns out you enjoy that project/hobbie/side hustle, then spend the money on the expensive tools later 😀
love it, great watch and such good advice! i started with $10 ozito mitre saw from gumtree and quickly learned you can make a shed load of stuff with it 👍 and have a shed load of fun too! keep the vids coming mate, so good 😉
Long time no hear...
Mark I took your advice and Just. Got. Started. Here in Germany firewood has got very expensive. I have a greengrocer friend who gives me veg free sometimes. She also this week practically begged me to take 3 pallets with "Ht" on them so I know they are safe. Brought them back and proceeded to make two things - wood strips for projects and the rest is firewood! She gets rid of pallets, I get project wood and fire wood. Win. Win Win!
I love “just get started.”
Another good one is, “Give yourself permission to suck.” You will not be perfect, or even good, the first time you make something. Keep making things. You will get better.
Hi Mark - I did a super-thanks for this video but can't see the comment (although Apple-Pay has taken the tip)... Any chance I can ask if you received it? Thanks in advance!
Bloody hell, I’m still faffing around since the last video about getting started. Thanks for the timely kick in the but. Luv ya.
Your video personality is very entertaining!! Make me laugh just seeing your funny expressions. Just keep making great videos, the woodworking is almost secondary.
Thanks Mark, You give degenerate sawdust and shavings producers such as myself hope to continue with our hobby
I’ve always dabbled with pallets here and there but I only really got into them properly during lockdown .
8x8 shed . Circular and mitre saw , palm sander , drills , pencil and roofing square .
I made a heap of stuff mainly for the garden cos that’s where I spent 2020 and they’re still going strong now . Planters , decking , bbq table , compost grid etc .
I now use them to make planters to sell and boy do they they sell .
If anyone moans at me I just say I’m saving the planet from pallets going into land fill , helping others with the cost of living crisis as the local hardware stores sell them at unrealistic prices and it’s bloomin good for our mental health . Yes , that’s right it’s therapy !
I love the chase of hunting pallets ( I always ask permission at industrial estates ) choosing the right ones , hauling them home and ripping them down . When the lumber shelves are full I feel good and get straight to work .
Clock watching never happens and when im in my workshop I just wish there was 48 hours in a day .
Then there’s the sell , I love how people want my stuff !
I think the whole “pallet by a bin “to something saleable process is an art in itself . We all learn the hard way and have lots of wood to burn but when you get the knack for it it becomes addictive. The addiction becomes an obsession then you wonder Why it’s not your full time job .
Mark , love the channel buddy , subbed over here .
Hi new to your site. I love how straight talking you are, no BS it is refreshing to watch, and I understand being tight. I am from the South Yorkshire in the UK and people say Yorkshire folk have deep pockets and short arms. I sound like you would fit in well in Yorkshire. I do have some basic cheapo tools, and I really want to get building, thing is it is winter there and I don't have a workshop 🥶😫
Mark, cracking video, really enjoying these. A quick note to say there's an alternative to buying a pneumatic denailer - just found a five-year old video on here thast demonstrates it - all you need is an SDS drill with hammer action and a lockable chuck ... th-cam.com/video/CSWrnVF8NgQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey Mark, I got the denailer - how right you are - maaaaate it's a game changer. I put my 76 year old mum on it (she loves being in the wood shed with me) and she loves it. I have the cheapo stuff as well and slowly saved for a carbetc planer as the first real expensive one. ALso a game changer. I've got another rule with my crippled hands so if I can find an electronic way of making life easier I will - hand tools are for people who have real working hands!! Just love your Oz okka sayings - keep em coming mate.
In Like Flynn you say 😊? I don’t mind Dewalt. Need to get back to woodworking again. Maybe when the weather is nicer. My wife is teaching crocheting right now.
JDI = Just Do it, my motto. Whenever I am unsure I think “JDI”. Does it always work? no but the percentage is in my favour. If u don’t try u never know.
Hope u have a great year mate.
The TH-cam algorithm brought me here, and this is exactly the advice I need to here as I’m a chronic procrastinator. Never seen a video of yours before but immediately subscribed. Great work, keep it up
What is your work flow like? Nebie here. Several questions....How many palletes do you break down at a time? After de nailing do you clean and square as you go to have stock ready or just as needed? Why to you make so with the boatd glued vertically vs building things with the wider board. Thanks
Thank you mark!! I am really enjoying binge watching your videos, they are so informative
I built my own house with ryobi 18v tools
plus a (buy once cry once) milwalkie nail gun (secondhand of corse because tight ass mode)
I kind of wonder what my problem is then. I have all the tools. My backside is stuck to a chair to much. Lol. Great info from you. Thanks.
Awesome video!! Just started myself! Loving the learning process and all the mistakes that come with it 🙌
One day I hope I can make TH-cam videos as good as this bloke. Another classic mate. Well done. I feel more inspired every time you upload.
Honestly am no bothered about the videos just wanna be able make stuff as good
@@michaelwillson6847 very true. Mark has a very creative mind
@@riversidewoodworks yea it baffles me sometimes how many projects people can come up with. Gives great inspiration to others like myself starting this journey.
@@dainermade dunno like Al need grow more of a beard become more of a hairy brown spider am not quite as old as the jedi yet as tight yes but maybe one day. 🏴👍
Argh it’s good to have you back, Just Get Started is a great catch cry. Another winner mate. You will be filling up with festool soon enough grasshopper 😂😂😂
Awesome video. Just out of interest are pallets in Aus different to those in the UK? some of ours look pretty janky! That said, after building a new large shed out of OSB i decided that cladding was ridiculously expensive so I used pallet staves. It has a nice weathered look and i suspect will last at least twice as long as the previous shed which i salvaged storm damaged from a field and even that did 9 years.
Hey man, love the content, and you've helped me get started in woodworking. I do have a question for you, if that's ok. Do you just take pallets apart or do you cut some of the boards to avoid pulling nails and such?
Where would Aussie woodworking be without Bunnings, the weekend BBQ stand that sells tools and timber too?
Agree get started with cheap tools and carefully plan, deliberate and research the right tools at the right price and quality point for the types of project you will do and fit your workspace.
Dá-lhe meu amigo bom dia, gosto de seus projetos amigo sempre te acompanhando e te assistindo para aprender - forte abraço - Deus abençoe
Great video mate, and i think this is definitely a tool process we all go through, but mate you need to come to the US and buy, and then take it home on the plane, and we need catch up one day 👍
Best video I watched in 2023! Being in business for 20 years and using the buy once cry once rule even in my shop doesn't work, new variant comes out a year later with more features anyway and if you wait to get the best you're missing out on projects you can tackle today. The man speaks the truth, get started with what you can get, grown with time, you'll get there
When i watch your videos if feel like i can do it too =) thanks for sharing the content , just yesterday i dismantle 5 palets. i build myself that crowbar that you use. Anyway thanks again for posting this videos and beeing so optymistic
excellent vid, sound advice. now i know where you keep your stash of skateboards
I love woodworking and I do it every weekend, but my garage sux to be in, living at the coast my cars have to be inside evening - rust - and to redesign my garage is just too much money, my family also uses my garage as a storage bin, so to keep the peace I just keep quiet. The woes of being in this situation is just appalling.
Great video and message. I like your shop rules and clear explanation to get started and expand your workshop.
plenty truth bombs here, I like the emphasis on not getting overwhelmed by the nice, ascetic, expensive power tool laden work shops on the tube👍 and your video production skills are top notch too 👊🙏❤
Awesome video iv just up graded my table saw best thing i ever did. Now working on a few things to up grade my small shed space (1 car garage ) with better lay out and set up.
Funny but gets your attention Love your mantra 😂👍Tells it like it is and rules make sense Amazing builds