Jackman Works - I loved this build. Hit subscribe and proceeded to watch all other videos. Keep it up and would love to see more vids on pallet wood builds.
So yeah, a garillion years later lol. When I first saw this build I thought this is finally something worth building out of fn pallets! I built a small chicken coup out of pallets once and said never again!!! But, maybe.....just maybe, anyway, nice bench and cool site. The muzac was great as well.
At first, I was like, "damn he turned trash into a functional art piece". Then when I watched this I was floored by the cinematography and editing. The pacing of this is amazing! Hat's off to you sir, and thanks for inspiring a new woodworker.
What's not to like on this video. Music bed that actually I cranked up, excellent pro level video editing , 2000 years time travel and 1000 woodworking tips and tricks all in the span of 5':23". Thumbs up, subscribed and will support you on patreon. Thank you for doing this
That was beautiful. I especially liked retaining the cutout on the spreaders at the bottom of the legs, a nod to the material's origin. I also really enjoyed the music choice, and that's kind of uncommon with videos like this.
Amazing job! So much effort. So much sawdust. So many times emptying the dust collector. May be a few blades gone bad. A crap ton of glue. A crap ton of determination. An awesome story.
This video has been popping into my TH-cam feed for a week and I kept forgetting to look at it. I went looking for it and I was glad. There is a lot of time involved here and the finished results are great. Thanks.
My Best Friend Joe and I built me a 16X12X9 shed out of Pallets only took about 2 hrs. to frame then Skinned it in metal only have $1500 in it the Metal and 4X8 1/4 osb on the floor made up most of the Expense, used some 10' 2X4 for the trusses. The trick is to get the same Pallets if you can, i was able to get some Treated ones from a Mudco Company for free. Lay the pallets out on the ground as close together as you can but don't worry if it's not Square because when you lay your osb board on top of it, You use that to make it Square. Screw it down then along your edges stack your your Pallets on there side like your making a fence and Nail it we used our framing guns. then simply stack your next pallet on top and Nail. My pallets didn't have any overhang on them so it made the job easy and fast. I am very pleased with how it turned out, i have a 5 foot wide door and a Loft inside it's as solid as any tuff shed. Same size shed would cost you 3X or more from Home Depot very pleased with how it turned out. : )
I did! I just ended up using a 2 part epoxy just on the table tops and it soaked into the surface, hardened it up a bit and allows me to scrap glue and things like that off really easy. It was kind of just a trial, but I was very happy with the results. Here's what the final results look like: instagram.com/p/BJ1EKqjjh1Z/?taken-by=jackman_works
$50k in tools, and scrap materials. Reminds me of the camping story: $100k travel trailer, $80k tow vehicle and searching everywhere for a free campsite.
I absolutely loved watching you use those pallets. I have been dreaming about making projects from palllets forever, so watching your video just reinforces that those pallets are so valuable. However I noticed your workshop, I think it would be a great video if you could give us a tour on how you set up your workshop. You're very talented in Woodmaking thank you for sharing this video you are so appreciated.
this the best use of pallet wood I have seen on here so far (and I have seen a lot, not all though) if I had all the equipment and tools like you have, i would be going into the pallet wood business, I know it's probably not as easy as you make it look, with all the prep time it takes to get the wood ready to use like you did, those would make good general purpose tables for other than work benches also, they just look so good
@Chris Parker ... I like this until I saw he had a Michigan shirt on, too.... Go Bucks! lol. Seriously, very nice build. IMHO, anyone that can take scrap and make it useful gets an extra point in the plus column.
This is a BEAUTIFUL project!!!! I am a newbie who is slowly getting into woodworking. Been watching videos and trying to soak in some knowledge! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
Making truly worthwhile projects out of pallets, this is like coming across a cache of _No Redeemable Cash Value_ coupons, and then building a full size paper-mache Lamborghini with them. Great job, and great video!
Believe me, I've come across way too many sad 'Pinterest - Pallet Furniture', but *you* make actual worthy projects with pallets, and in grand style. Thank you for the ideas, and great videos.
I am tired of these do it yourself, cheap things that can be done with alternative material... but yet, you need the expensive ass equipment to make it happen... LOL
you are right DIY is not cheap there are a lot of things that is better off buying, BUT building some stuff like furniture from scraps is a good business so buying tools is justified as long as you keep producing them with decent quality. In my opinion this workbench just needs a little bit more of sanding and painting in order to look badass. For instance Im slowly buying new power tools in order to make simple structures out of steel beams and wooden tables just because Im sick of plastic/store quality and cant afford the heavy ultra expensive ones.
john doe, i agree with Luis Fernando. Im also getting tools to improve my work. I Will be able to earn money by Just taking the stress out of my work days by spending my time in this. #woodlover ha ha
It is kind of ironic (probably not the best word) that you need expensive tools to make stuff out of pallets, but you can't really get a good finished product without planning rough cut lumber (ie pallets) (too much gap and too warped to glue well) and the planner is the only expensive equipment used in the video (table saws are pretty cheap used and the biscuits could be left out or replaced with dowels so you don't need a biscuit jointer and clamps are pretty cheap).
I've watched this video twice now; I was a little skeptical that it would turn out any good, mainly due to the size of pallet boards, but call me impressed. Music works well with the video too, not my style but complemented it very well. I'd like the video twice if i could, and have subscribed.
A lot of work but freaking amazing man! I'm defenetely going to start bringing all these wood pallets at home from now on.. Work table looks real awesome!!!!
I trash my workbench I could never use such a masterpiece to do so but damn this is SWEET! Leaning hard towards doing a smaller version as a coffee table!!!
Love the tables, awesome work there... the wife and I are buying new tools for the garage and planning on building our work tables from old pallets... thank you for the inspiration to think out of the box to produce an amazing workbench
Don't miss the full build article: www.jackmanworks.com/pallet-wood-workbenches/
And also, grab the plans if you'd like to duplicate the build: www.jackmanworks.com/shop/pallet-wood-workbench-plans/
*Materials & Tools used in this build:*
Materials:
> (21) Pallets
> Wood glue amzn.to/2kID2jI
> Misc screws
> 4″ Casters amzn.to/2y1DrVM
Tools:
> Circular saw amzn.to/2qr6ZnM
> Miter saw amzn.to/2j614UM
> Metal detector amzn.to/2rtto8e
> Hammer amzn.to/2oDRFEj
> Table saw amzn.to/2j4bvVU
> Thickness planer amzn.to/2j4ISuI
> Pipe clamps amzn.to/2jkLLbO
> Biscuit joiner amzn.to/2ifDaEQ
> Speed square amzn.to/2C7Vqaa
> Band saw amzn.to/2j4auNu
> Drill press amzn.to/2jgpN57
> Drill and driver amzn.to/2wy5wSZ
> Rubber mallet amzn.to/2oJDIrf
> Pocket hole jig amzn.to/2j68JT0
> Random orbital sander amzn.to/2jrwsJC
Jackman Works - I loved this build. Hit subscribe and proceeded to watch all other videos. Keep it up and would love to see more vids on pallet wood builds.
Awesome build from scrap wood you make the world a littlebit better !!! ;)
So yeah, a garillion years later lol. When I first saw this build I thought this is finally something worth building out of fn pallets! I built a small chicken coup out of pallets once and said never again!!! But, maybe.....just maybe,
anyway, nice bench and cool site. The muzac was great as well.
I really love the music on this workbench build can you tell me who the artist is?
At first, I was like, "damn he turned trash into a functional art piece". Then when I watched this I was floored by the cinematography and editing. The pacing of this is amazing! Hat's off to you sir, and thanks for inspiring a new woodworker.
Gran trabajo. Me has dado grandes ideas. Un saludo.
Great job. Great ideas. Best regards from Spain.
After buying all that power equipment, I wouldn't have money to buy wood either! LOL! Sending lots of love 💖 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵😷
What's not to like on this video. Music bed that actually I cranked up, excellent pro level video editing , 2000 years time travel and 1000 woodworking tips and tricks all in the span of 5':23". Thumbs up, subscribed and will support you on patreon. Thank you for doing this
Great job. Nice soundtrack. I wish I had one of these planers. Everyone seems to have them nowerdays. End product looks awesome
Here is a gentleman that took time to design a fantastic workbench,just amazing sir
One if not the best pallet projects ive ever seen. Well done.
That was extremely well edited, and I loved it! :)
I love pallet wood furniture. Something about the respect it pays the wood. Cheers.
Good music, great woodworking video. Used reclaimed wood, good. Showing the different wood technics used great. good editing. subbed and liked.
Awesome! Welcome to the club
This is possibly my favorite wood working video ever...great musical accompaniment.
That music is epic. Oh, and the project is pretty good, too.
It's just the coolest thing when you sync the video cuts and the beats from the music!
I think this might be my favorite pallet wood challenge entry. Great work! 🤓
Concept. √Design. √Abilities. √Drive. √Fortitude & Awsomenezz.....Petfect
I was drinking water when the "2000 years later" part hit. I held my own, though. Subscribed!
proud to see the young men working with their mind & hands.
love the dovetails, bud. nice touch
Love the "2000 years later" ROFL. I have done a lot of pallet wood projects and that fit so well it made me smile the whole day! Great project!
That's gonna be a winner, unbelievable! Cheers, Chris.
That was beautiful. I especially liked retaining the cutout on the spreaders at the bottom of the legs, a nod to the material's origin.
I also really enjoyed the music choice, and that's kind of uncommon with videos like this.
Thanks! It was mostly an accident, but I've found that notch to be perfect to clamp through :)
Awesome project! I'm inspired to buy a planer and make something from a pallet.
Planers are so cool. Something so satisfying about something that just makes wood perfectly even.
2000 years later :) :)
Bravo! bel tavolo
Super quick and easy pallet wood prep. I almost wish it took longer it's just that fun.
Kind of ironic that to make a workbench you need a complete workshop .
Amazing job! So much effort. So much sawdust. So many times emptying the dust collector. May be a few blades gone bad. A crap ton of glue. A crap ton of determination. An awesome story.
bravo brother, excellent vid and excellent choice of tunes!
Of all the tools you have, I would love to have that thickness planer.
Very nice job, from South Africa 🇿🇦
Definitely one of my favorite tools in the shop, adds so much capability to projects
great editing!!
Incredible what can be done with free from the side of the road pallets. love this table , thumbs up my friend.
awsome.
how much wood glue did you use
Im curious as well. Probably got the pallets for free. Other than screws and glue and the casters he made that pretty cheap
Love the storage wall that you have your Compound Miter set into. Very nice.
Thanks! More of that here: th-cam.com/play/PLaQhHcfFvj6_iMqGX36haXLTXWRAtSuT8.html
Kick ass video man. Music worked great and I appreciate the straightforward shooting style.
This video has been popping into my TH-cam feed for a week and I kept forgetting to look at it.
I went looking for it and I was glad.
There is a lot of time involved here and the finished results are great.
Thanks.
0:30 finally somebody getting some efficiency out of their mitre saw
Nice work. I'll never look at pallets the same again. Who knew pallets could look so beautiful. Who'da Thunk it!
My Best Friend Joe and I built me a 16X12X9 shed out of Pallets only took about 2 hrs. to frame then Skinned it in metal only have $1500 in it the Metal and 4X8 1/4 osb on the floor made up most of the Expense, used some 10' 2X4 for the trusses. The trick is to get the same Pallets if you can, i was able to get some Treated ones from a Mudco Company for free. Lay the pallets out on the ground as close together as you can but don't worry if it's not Square because when you lay your osb board on top of it, You use that to make it Square. Screw it down then along your edges stack your your Pallets on there side like your making a fence and Nail it we used our framing guns. then simply stack your next pallet on top and Nail. My pallets didn't have any overhang on them so it made the job easy and fast. I am very pleased with how it turned out, i have a 5 foot wide door and a Loft inside it's as solid as any tuff shed. Same size shed would cost you 3X or more from Home Depot very pleased with how it turned out. : )
..... this is one of those videos I KNOW I'll watch again! Wow!! .... just WOW!! To both the table and the videography!
Seriously stunning!
......."2000 years later" A split second after the convulsive belly laugh ceased I hit the subscribe button.
Biggest 23 similar to my experience.
Same here... he earned that subscription!
Good job man. I like your tunes and editing too. It's a winner.
Great job! Did you end up putting a finish on them? If so what did you use and do you like it? Thanks
I did! I just ended up using a 2 part epoxy just on the table tops and it soaked into the surface, hardened it up a bit and allows me to scrap glue and things like that off really easy. It was kind of just a trial, but I was very happy with the results. Here's what the final results look like: instagram.com/p/BJ1EKqjjh1Z/?taken-by=jackman_works
Thanks! Do you remember what type?
Who would have thought that the project started out with rough old pallet wood. Amazing.
Hey. Great video. Just wondering, did you get any bow in your pieces before you planed them? After?
No issues with bowing. Even now, having the tabletop together for a few months they have stayed very flat.
Excellent!
The fart at the very end made me subscribe. Why are farts so damn funny?
Every time, right? haha
Beautiful craftsmanship. Well done.
$50k in tools, and scrap materials.
Reminds me of the camping story: $100k travel trailer, $80k tow vehicle and searching everywhere for a free campsite.
And lots of wood glue
I absolutely loved watching you use those pallets. I have been dreaming about making projects from palllets forever, so watching your video just reinforces that those pallets are so valuable. However I noticed your workshop, I think it would be a great video if you could give us a tour on how you set up your workshop. You're very talented in Woodmaking thank you for sharing this video you are so appreciated.
You mean something like this? ;) th-cam.com/video/C21vWo1WrHM/w-d-xo.html
twenty one pallets, we're stressed out !!!! hahaha ^^
Great job! Honestly, I would want those inside the house rather than in the workshop tho! Really nice!
Thanks!! You know I've actually thought about using this technique for a countertop or table top, I'm sure it'll happen eventually :)
Boom! Awesome job Paul! Your videos inspire me greatly!
Joe
That's a lot of gluing. Beautiful.
That is sweet Paul ! Awesome entry man.
Cool bench. That's a great way use old pallet wood. Especially with the cost of lumber nowdays. I need a planer...
I think the dust collector is full. Sweet tables and kickass video!
I think I emptied that thing 4 times during this whole process!
this the best use of pallet wood I have seen on here so far (and I have seen a lot, not all though) if I had all the equipment and tools like you have, i would be going into the pallet wood business, I know it's probably not as easy as you make it look, with all the prep time it takes to get the wood ready to use like you did, those would make good general purpose tables for other than work benches also, they just look so good
Amazing work, man. Congrats.
(How many hours did you spend on this?)
Over 2000 years! lol
Brian Sierzega 😂😂😂
Good video. I usually skip over videos that are not narrated, but you do a good job that keeps me watching.
Stinkin' cool.
Thanks Chris
Enjoy your mix of humor and great skills. Great video
Boat loads of editing. Nice job!
Thanks!
Ar
tisanTony
This is a bloody beautiful table. I was hypnotised by your video!
"I do this for a living, help me live?" Soundtrack: who's performing??
Yep, I need help living :)
Music is always in the description: ■ Music by BrucePeninsula: soundcloud.com/brucepeninsula/dont-wake-the-giant
I FRICKING LOVE IT!! Dove tailed mortise and tenon with pallet wood, I love it. You are inspiring! Keep it up Jackman, keep it up!
I liked this until I saw you had a Michigan shirt on......go Irish. Nice build though. Love making tabletops this way.
@Chris Parker ... I like this until I saw he had a Michigan shirt on, too.... Go Bucks! lol. Seriously, very nice build. IMHO, anyone that can take scrap and make it useful gets an extra point in the plus column.
CLEMSON TIGER'S
This is a BEAUTIFUL project!!!! I am a newbie who is slowly getting into woodworking. Been watching videos and trying to soak in some knowledge! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn
Making truly worthwhile projects out of pallets, this is like coming across a cache of _No Redeemable Cash Value_ coupons, and then building a full size paper-mache Lamborghini with them.
Great job, and great video!
Love that metaphor!
Believe me, I've come across way too many sad 'Pinterest - Pallet Furniture', but *you* make actual worthy projects with pallets, and in grand style.
Thank you for the ideas, and great videos.
2000 years!?!?! a child in China would have built 300 iphones in a hour already by now :D
Lindoo.
Wow these guys are absolute craftsmen.
that is one sexy out feed table
firewright6007 how can a table be sexy?
love the way you joined the leg pieces, keep up the awesome work
I am tired of these do it yourself, cheap things that can be done with alternative material... but yet, you need the expensive ass equipment to make it happen... LOL
you are right DIY is not cheap there are a lot of things that is better off buying, BUT building some stuff like furniture from scraps is a good business so buying tools is justified as long as you keep producing them with decent quality. In my opinion this workbench just needs a little bit more of sanding and painting in order to look badass.
For instance Im slowly buying new power tools in order to make simple structures out of steel beams and wooden tables just because Im sick of plastic/store quality and cant afford the heavy ultra expensive ones.
john doe, i agree with Luis Fernando. Im also getting tools to improve my work. I Will be able to earn money by Just taking the stress out of my work days by spending my time in this. #woodlover ha ha
It is kind of ironic (probably not the best word) that you need expensive tools to make stuff out of pallets, but you can't really get a good finished product without planning rough cut lumber (ie pallets) (too much gap and too warped to glue well) and the planner is the only expensive equipment used in the video (table saws are pretty cheap used and the biscuits could be left out or replaced with dowels so you don't need a biscuit jointer and clamps are pretty cheap).
Love timing changes shots with the song, thank u for this art
I've watched this video twice now; I was a little skeptical that it would turn out any good, mainly due to the size of pallet boards, but call me impressed.
Music works well with the video too, not my style but complemented it very well. I'd like the video twice if i could, and have subscribed.
Awesome, thanks Ben! I was honestly skeptical going into the project too, but I'm super happy with it.
You've turned junk into something really great. Super build. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.
Impressive. That’s a ton of work from harvesting pallets to completion.
I love the dovetails on the legs!
Thanks!! Jackman size dovetails :)
Great looking table.
nice job Paul I look at the project and all I can say is wow the Duck Tales were a nice touch and really locked it in aesthetically
Pallets suggests "Free"... but NOT "easy". Your video showed the realistic nature of upcycling. Great result!
Nice work bench my friend. I only wish I had the machines and tools you have.
Thanks! I usually tell people you don't need as many tools as me, but this one is definitely very tool intensive :)
A true professional at work !
A lot of work but freaking amazing man! I'm defenetely going to start bringing all these wood pallets at home from now on.. Work table looks real awesome!!!!
great use of scrap wood's from pallets and it looks good.
absolutely LOVED 2000 years later... it's sooo true when salvaging anything!
Awesome work tables man! They came out great.
Go Bucks!
You have the patience of a saint.
That was like in action movie and the song made it so more enjoyable to watch. Nicely done!
Bravo! Excellent travail!!
The perfect mix of DIY and videoclip. Very nice, all
I found this video from Reddit, the photo set was great, but this video editing was a whole new level. Excellent video and build!! Great job.
I trash my workbench I could never use such a masterpiece to do so but damn this is SWEET! Leaning hard towards doing a smaller version as a coffee table!!!
That's the most wonderful palette build I've ever seen. Bravo.
Nice build.........................and you keep rocking that Michigan shirt............GO BLUE
Dovetails, Pocket hole screws,Pallet wood, Painted Tools. Everything on youtube for woodworking in one video. :) Very Cool Good luck with you entry :)
Buddy, that is awesome. Very unique looking and something to be proud of!! Cheers!
Love the tables, awesome work there... the wife and I are buying new tools for the garage and planning on building our work tables from old pallets... thank you for the inspiration to think out of the box to produce an amazing workbench