the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Beautiful Brother Shane! You are a "Natural" with the pallet projects. Glad to see your shoulder is better and God has allowed you to do more of your creative genius creations with "Pallet Wood!" God's Blessings, Denny Grimes Phenix City, Alabama
I love that Shane uses fairly common tools in somewhat austere conditions, compared to the highly polished, fully-equipped shops found elsewhere on utube. I think it highlights his skill and is more realistic (at least in my own setting).
What I love about your approach is that although your working with pallet timber you still give it the full treatment when it comes to finishing/sanding etc. Same as if you were working with shop bought flawless (yeah right) wood stock. That's the difference it makes. Anyone could tack some rough old lumber together and slap some paint over it and it would still look like roadkill. But the finishing is what counts. Looks Peachy Knackers.
Generally don't like rough sawn pallet wood projects, but this one is an exception to that rule. I think its the blue beading around the drawers, it looks really great.
Great hall table. You always explain your projects well and you don't use complicated joinery. My son and I have a good laugh with your humour. I love making your stuff. Keep those videos coming
I like that hall stand a lot. Currently I'm making wine racks for my sister. She want a winery theme in a section of her backyard that's why I'm building different kinds from pallets.
Brother! This table is awesome, all wood, and one of a kind. That’s a money maker right there. Here in America something like that would be $500USD, easy.
Mate you were way ahead of the pallet curve. Such a distinctive style you had back then, much like your current formply fetish ;) I think we all get a bit precious these days thinking we need perfectly jointed and planed boards, when you've shown what you can do with just the most basic of tools and a characterful finish.
Thanks mate 👍😁.....I was all over the pallet builds back in the day mate and then after a while discovered that it was a truck load of work so l more or less pulled the pin on them 😂
my english is not to well, but i can say it is beautyfull and in the mean time Shane is amusent in his video. If i had the machines to work with , i would like to try to make a hall table like this. Keep up the good work Shane
😂....man of many talents mate 😂....if you're interested, you may want to check out my Jurgen Klopp video 😂.....here's the link th-cam.com/video/-CdnjsK-edI/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I bet Mrs Knackers likes the hall stand because it is pretty darn awesome! Do you think you could ever do a video on how to make one of those drinks/food trolleys, you know for the house/deck?
Hi Bec. Yeah the hall table got the stamp of approval :-) A food/drink trolley could be on the cards down the track. I've a few more to do first though. Thanks for the comment. Cheers
Getting a lot of miles out of that blue paint, looks great! I was most impressed with how you made your drawers, could you do a future video just on drawer making and what secret tips you may have? Thanks Again!!!
G'day Furball, thanks mate. Yeah that paint has served me well :-) My next video has another drawer in it so you may get some more ideas from that one. Stay tuned. Cheers mate.
Excellent piece of kit Shane. I am in the middle of building a fence around my daughters garden and then I have six planters to build but I will definitely be giving this one a go. By the way matey, I built a couple of the saw horses and they are working out absolutely brilliant! Keep up the good work.
I really enjoyed your video. That is a great looking table that anyone can try to build and be successful at as a starter project. I am a little perplexed by the ten idiots that gave this video a thumbs down.
No problem! I was wondering if yu could feature my channel on yours and I would do the same with yours on mine? Let me know either way I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
I just came across your videos and now I'm hooked ! I really love the pieces that you make and watching the video is just so darn entertaining. I've been collecting and tearing apart pallets and fences to get a little stockpile of wood and will soon be starting one of your projects. Thank you !
Love the table!! I wish you would have explained how you did the drawers more in depth though. I'm new to furniture building and would love to make this table.
shaneconlan1 you're my favorite and I have everything to try this, so it may be without the drawers but I'll give it a go!! Could you maybe do a video on just how to cut drawers in?? Either way love your stuff!
Great stuff. Biscuit joining is something I'm not very familiar with. What are the advantages to doing it, and in what situations would it be inappropriate?
G'day Andrew. Biscuit joining is an extremely easy way of joining two pieces of timber together. They are easier and much quicker than the conventional mortise and tenon joint. The down side is that they aren't as strong as the mortise and tenon joint. Cheers mate.
Hi, greetings from Argentina. Nice woodworking show, I wold like to see a video about how did you paint with the light blue and then take it way with the steelwool. Thank you for this nice channel.
Thanks for watching Arturo. Taking the paint off is simply a matter of lightly sanding the paint back until you get the look you desire. Have a good one 👍😁
Uncle! I am curious about something about Australia ( if you are there...) (I assume) Why do houses there have metal fences? I notice in Google maps most properties seem to have well done fences, most metal sheets? Wonder if it's a cultural thing or a natural barrier for wild animals? Here in Texas most fences are made out of wood (cedar) or cheap pine and some areas are chain link fence. Do Aussies have a high level of "private property" culture? Just wonder... (Great videos BTW)
Thanks Adam. I normally use 38mm ( 1 1/2" ) nails. For slightly thicker materials l use 45mm ( 1 3/4" ) nails. Good luck with your projects and let me know how you go. Cheers mate.
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Beautiful Brother Shane!
You are a "Natural" with the pallet projects.
Glad to see your shoulder is better and God has allowed you to do more of your creative genius creations with "Pallet Wood!"
God's Blessings,
Denny Grimes
Phenix City, Alabama
G'day Denny. Thanks for watching Denny and for the comment. Much appreciated mate . Cheers
Not only are you too cute for words, your craftsmanship is incredible. Thanks for sharing!
HakunaMatata Glad you liked it HakunaMatata and thanks for the comment. Cheers :-)
I love that Shane uses fairly common tools in somewhat austere conditions, compared to the highly polished, fully-equipped shops found elsewhere on utube. I think it highlights his skill and is more realistic (at least in my own setting).
Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback 👍😁
improvisation is what all of us REAL people face...so thanks for being real
+Clark Family Adventure Tours Glad you liked it guys. Cheers :-)
What I love about your approach is that although your working with pallet timber you still give it the full treatment when it comes to finishing/sanding etc. Same as if you were working with shop bought flawless (yeah right) wood stock. That's the difference it makes. Anyone could tack some rough old lumber together and slap some paint over it and it would still look like roadkill. But the finishing is what counts. Looks Peachy Knackers.
Cheers mate.
I like Shane for his good old wood working skills and his Australian accent.
Thanks Rehan. Glad you like the videos. Make sure you stay tuned for my upcoming Owner Builder Series. Cheers :-)
You're right, it's beautiful.
Really beautiful. I like the fact you only used simple tools that most people can have.
+Stamatis T Thanks Stamatis. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Being a woman I wanted something simple and I've found it!! Thanks So much! Just lotsa glue and not a lot of sawing!
That's great W.R. Good luck with it. Cheers 👍😁
That's the coolest hall table I've seen yet
👍😁...Cheers mate 👍👍
Very very cool! Amazing how it turns out after the Satin clear !
Generally don't like rough sawn pallet wood projects, but this one is an exception to that rule. I think its the blue beading around the drawers, it looks really great.
Thanks Jason, l'm glad l was able to sway your opinion. Cheers mate
Another brilliant DIY. Thanks Andy.
Great hall table. You always explain your projects well and you don't use complicated joinery. My son and I have a good laugh with your humour. I love making your stuff. Keep those videos coming
Thanks again Tezza.....l try to keep things nice and simple so everybody can have a crack at it 👊 Good to see your son on board as well! Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Nice job Shane. Got to send this one to my brother to give him an idea what he can do with some of his pallet wood.
Thanks WoodRodent. Appreciate the comment. Cheers
Beautiful Hall Desk, Rustic with a great charm , thanks for sharing
No worries Sterling. Appreciate the comment. Cheers mate
I want a Dad like this dude :')
:-)
Good explaination, no bs talk and nice results.
+jpnm92 Cheers mate. Appreciate the comment.
And to think, I was about to go buy metal drawer rails. Brilliant!
Cheers Andrew.
I like that hall stand a lot. Currently I'm making wine racks for my sister. She want a winery theme in a section of her backyard that's why I'm building different kinds from pallets.
Thanks Luis. Good luck with the wine racks. It sounds like a good project. Cheers mate
What an inspiration you are!!!! I've been collecting pallets and I am on a roll!!!!!
Thanks Miguel. Get into it mate! Good luck with your projects. Cheers
Brother! This table is awesome, all wood, and one of a kind. That’s a money maker right there. Here in America something like that would be $500USD, easy.
Thanks Florentino👊👍...maybe l should move over there👍😂
Mate you were way ahead of the pallet curve. Such a distinctive style you had back then, much like your current formply fetish ;) I think we all get a bit precious these days thinking we need perfectly jointed and planed boards, when you've shown what you can do with just the most basic of tools and a characterful finish.
Thanks mate 👍😁.....I was all over the pallet builds back in the day mate and then after a while discovered that it was a truck load of work so l more or less pulled the pin on them 😂
Cheers Andy.
Another practical and creative project. You are an inspiration to us all.
Good stuff Don. Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the comment. Cheers
I learn a lot from you're videos please make more u are my hero 🙌
That's beautiful. Such great work. I cant believe you got those dados so straight freehand with a circular saw. Some serious talent there!
Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback 👍😁🎄🇦🇺
my english is not to well, but i can say it is beautyfull and in the mean time Shane is amusent in his video. If i had the machines to work with , i would like to try to make a hall table like this. Keep up the good work Shane
Ria Vertongen Thanks Ria. Your English is pretty good :-) I'm glad you liked the video. Cheers :-)
Excellent! Now I need to build one.
Thanks J Man. Good luck with the build. Cheers
you're a hero, this is brilliant!
Cheers Timgysens. Glad you liked it. Cheers
I like your projects and I like your delivery too. You're easy to follow and you make it all feel accessible.
great stuff!
Thanks Alex. I appreciate the feedback! Cheers 👍
they way you did the drawers was cool..neat and simple ..nice vid man
Thanks tractor. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Fantastic and useful nightstand. Great ability.
Thanks Cumhur
Love it! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and wisdom in woodworking! You're the best!
To easy Tim. Thanks for watching. Cheers mate
Cheers also! :) Just getting started, so having these videos for inspiration is great!
You are an artist
G'day Gregorio. Thanks mate. You must be due for another project soon? Cheers mate
So excited to find this! Going to make one for me! Great instructions, clear, easy to follow.
Thanks Denise and good luck with the project. Cheers :-)
As usual Shane another great project with pallets, great job keep em coming.
Barry from England.
Thanks for that Barry.
Fantastic! I love your videos. Beautiful work.
Thanks for taking the time to watch Gary. Cheers mate
You wouldn't know that used to be a pallet. Really nice
Thanks for watching Airkraft1 and for the comment. Cheers
Great job there Uncle Knacker........keep em coming you little rippa
Glad you liked it Andy and thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheadsI'll keep on watching 🇬🇧👍
I love the Hall table. Very cool. I wish I had all your tools matey! And I love your knobs! The ones u chose are awesome.
Thanks Kimbow. Yeah l really liked the handles as well. They are handmade from one of the locals in town. Cheers
Love the work im not building one eaither but I am learning by watching
Thanks for the feedback Darren. 👍😁
awesome! wife says I need to get busy on this.
+William buoymaster Better do what the boss says William :-) Good luck with it mate. Cheers
Jürgen Klopp is into woodworking ...My life is complete now!😀
😂....man of many talents mate 😂....if you're interested, you may want to check out my Jurgen Klopp video 😂.....here's the link th-cam.com/video/-CdnjsK-edI/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I bet Mrs Knackers likes the hall stand because it is pretty darn awesome! Do you think you could ever do a video on how to make one of those drinks/food trolleys, you know for the house/deck?
Hi Bec. Yeah the hall table got the stamp of approval :-) A food/drink trolley could be on the cards down the track. I've a few more to do first though. Thanks for the comment. Cheers
Another great wee project.
Cheers Andy :-)
brilliant build
One of my favourites Joe 👍 We currently have it as our entry table as you walk in the front door 👍😁🇦🇺
YEAH, I LIKE THAT TABLE. GREAT VIDEO MATE.
Thanks Eddy. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Spot on. Great project. Looks amazing
Thanks Malcolm.
This video is absolutely amazing!! Love this rustic look!!
+Tabitha Folston Glad you liked it Tabitha. I appreciate the feedback. Cheers :-)
Shane, that looks absolutely amazing...love the choice of knobs, very well done Sir!
Thanks Jim. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Knackers your channel is fast becoming my favourite...love it mate. Keep it up the awesome work
Thanks Steve. Much appreciated mate. Cheers
Loved this piece thank you for sharing
+Banjo111 1 To easy mate :-)
Love it. Going to build one right now.
Thanks Sean and good luck with the build mate 👍👍😁
Getting a lot of miles out of that blue paint, looks great!
I was most impressed with how you made your drawers, could you do a future video just on drawer making and what secret tips you may have? Thanks Again!!!
G'day Furball, thanks mate. Yeah that paint has served me well :-) My next video has another drawer in it so you may get some more ideas from that one. Stay tuned. Cheers mate.
Great job Shane.
Thanks Lyndon. Cheers mate
Beautiful.
Thanks for that L.F....glad you liked it 👍😁
Beautiful video mate! Very nice work.. Well done.
Thanks for that Yinon. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Excellent work!
Cheers mate :-)
love your work...all the way from nova scotia canada...thank you!!!
You are a long way away Wayne! Thanks for watching mate and l appreciate the comment. Cheers
Awesome work uncle knackers !!!
Thanks Mariano.
Awsome, great idea for a pallet!
Nice console table mate!
Thanks mate!....glad you liked it 👍😁🇦🇺
Excellent piece of kit Shane. I am in the middle of building a fence around my daughters garden and then I have six planters to build but I will definitely be giving this one a go.
By the way matey, I built a couple of the saw horses and they are working out absolutely brilliant!
Keep up the good work.
Looks like you've got a few jobs on the go mate! Good luck with them and thanks for the comment. Cheers
I love this, thank you for sharing.
Nadine Goudy No worries Nadine. Glad you liked it. Cheers :-)
Beautiful!
Thanks Robert.
Nice!!!!. Do you have any great tips if you don't have any semi large clamps. How can I make them? Cheers.
Cheers mate, great video.
very beautiful
Thanks Marcelo. I appreciate the comment. Cheers :-)
Hi Shane: Great Job as usual, Love the pallet projects, Thanks for showing how it's done, Cheers Harry
No worries Harry. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Cheers mate.
Thank you great job.
+opalhunter1 Thanks mate :-)
I really enjoyed your video. That is a great looking table that anyone can try to build and be successful at as a starter project.
I am a little perplexed by the ten idiots that gave this video a thumbs down.
Thanks for the comment Nunof Yobusiness. There's always a few negative people mate. It's the nature of TH-cam. Cheers :-)
No doubt about the ignorant. You are an artist in woodwork.
Nunof Yobusiness :-)
sick, been making some of your things! made like 3 chairs, defo on this though! more please!
Thanks Owain. Stay tuned as there are more to come. Cheers mate
This is awesome! Big thumbs up from Blighty
Good stuff Lewis! Thanks for watching mate. Cheers
Just amazing looking, none of my pallet project are coming out like that yet, but they will :) Thanks for the inspiration.
No worries John. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Looks beautiful! Nice job! I just might have to get a biscuit joiner...!
Thanks Elizabeth. Go on…lash out. You can pick one up for under $100.00. It's a pretty handy little tool. Cheers
And another great project! Nice job man!
Cheers Mate
No problem! I was wondering if yu could feature my channel on yours and I would do the same with yours on mine? Let me know either way I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
I love your channel! You have inspired me to try!
jim pincollector Good stuff Jim! Good luck with your upcoming projects. Cheers
Masterpiece! Love your videos!
Cheers for that Jyoti....glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback 👍😁
Love your videos. Thanks muckly
No worries Survivor764. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers
I just came across your videos and now I'm hooked ! I really love the pieces that you make and watching the video is just so darn entertaining. I've been collecting and tearing apart pallets and fences to get a little stockpile of wood and will soon be starting one of your projects. Thank you !
Roger Bower Thanks heaps for that Roger. I'm glad you like the vids and good luck with your upcoming projects! Let me know how you go. Cheers mate :-)
Glad to see you back. Missed you, my friend. :)
BTW, loving all the pallet projects.
Thanks for watching izeugirdor. I'm glad you like the projects. Cheers mate :-)
Love the table!! I wish you would have explained how you did the drawers more in depth though. I'm new to furniture building and would love to make this table.
Thanks Trish. I would have liked to have explained the process more in depth but the video would have been to long. I appreciate the feedback. Cheers
shaneconlan1 you're my favorite and I have everything to try this, so it may be without the drawers but I'll give it a go!! Could you maybe do a video on just how to cut drawers in?? Either way love your stuff!
What a lovely disposition you have! I so subbed!
Awesome!! Thanks for the sub and the support...much appreciated 👍😁
Outstanding, what great project ... thanks for sharing.
BTW: Please continue posting rustic projects - LOVE IT.
-Albert, (Houston, Texas)
Thanks Albert! Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
Nice job as always
John Coonradt Thanks John. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
well done Unkle K.
Cheers Chuck.
I really like your work! Cool!
👍😁...Thanks Dimitris 👍
Thanks good man . nice lesson
Thanks mate 👍
Great stuff. Biscuit joining is something I'm not very familiar with. What are the advantages to doing it, and in what situations would it be inappropriate?
G'day Andrew. Biscuit joining is an extremely easy way of joining two pieces of timber together. They are easier and much quicker than the conventional mortise and tenon joint. The down side is that they aren't as strong as the mortise and tenon joint. Cheers mate.
BEAUTIFUL....
Glad you like it Baljeet. Cheers
Hi, greetings from Argentina. Nice woodworking show, I wold like to see a video about how did you paint with the light blue and then take it way with the steelwool. Thank you for this nice channel.
Thanks for watching Arturo. Taking the paint off is simply a matter of lightly sanding the paint back until you get the look you desire. Have a good one 👍😁
Mighty Good! Howdy from Texas!
Thanks Daniel. Cheers mate
Uncle! I am curious about something about Australia ( if you are there...) (I assume) Why do houses there have metal fences? I notice in Google maps most properties seem to have well done fences, most metal sheets? Wonder if it's a cultural thing or a natural barrier for wild animals? Here in Texas most fences are made out of wood (cedar) or cheap pine and some areas are chain link fence. Do Aussies have a high level of "private property" culture? Just wonder... (Great videos BTW)
Great video and project!!!
+Doug Mottern Thanks Doug
it's cute, I like your job
+jimmy harvey castro barreto Thanks Jimmy
Very good, thanks.
No worries Harry
Really fun. Thanks!
+anon31415 Glad you liked it mate. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers :-)
I'm addicted to watching your videos. Just wondering what size nails you suggest using? I'll soon be attempting my first pallet diy.
Thanks!
Thanks Adam. I normally use 38mm ( 1 1/2" ) nails. For slightly thicker materials l use 45mm ( 1 3/4" ) nails. Good luck with your projects and let me know how you go. Cheers mate.
Bonza, more projects for me to do! 👍🏼
Cool! Good luck with it Jeremy 👍😁🇦🇺