Pallet Wood Shot Glasses (100 of them!)
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These shot glasses are 100% reclaimed and 100% pallet wood! They were made for Carolina Shoe to use as giveaway items (keep an eye on their socials to see how you can get one). It's so awesome to know that my work will be traveling out to so many peoples hands. It took roughly 9 pallets to get the lumber for this build. A lot of it was turned into sawdust after all, but that's better than this good wood ending up in the landfill! I got some awesome lumber out of these pallets nonetheless (cherry, red oak, pine, poplar, white oak, maple, ash, elm, hickory). The shot glasses were finished with Waterlox Original which is food safe and waterproof once it cures.
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*HEY, BUT AREN'T PALLETS GOING TO KILL ME IF I LOOK AT THEM WRONG?!?!*
I know this question will come up a lot so I'm going to give a detailed answer here. Short answer is NO... as long as you take the right precautions. First of all, these are decorative shot glasses and intended for display use only. That being said, I still make sure my pallet wood is safe because I personally don't want to be working with wood that is filled with toxic stuff. Yes some pallets contain chemicals, BUT the danger of pallet wood has been very over-inflated by keyboard woodworkers who have a strange level of passion against "hipster woodworking" projects. Their words, not mine..
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Methyl bromide pallet treatment is what people mostly worry about, but that is rarely used these days when almost all pallets are heat treated instead. I've had people express concern over arsenic pressure treating as well, this was banned by the EPA over a decade ago and was used for exterior timbers for things like deck building. To ensure you are getting non-treated lumber just look for the stamp on the side of the pallet.
> HT = the pallet has been heat treated, no chemical pesticide or preservative was used, so it's safe
> MB = the pallet was treated with methyl bromide fumigation, this has been banned in many countries, probably from Asia, DO NOT use
> EPAL = European pallet that is heat treated, so it's safe
> No stamp = it's a national pallet and used for domestic transport, mostly not chemically treated and thus is safe, but it's better if you know for sure so I'd typically let these pallets be
> Blue or red pallet = these are owned by certain companies and are labeled this way for reuse, always ask the store before taking pallets but never take these colored ones
The second concern is chemicals spilling on the pallets, but if you take precautions to find clean pallets you're good to go. If it looks like ANYTHING has been spilled on the pallet, don't use it. Depending on the store that you get them from, ask if they know the origin of the pallets -- I often find mine at a local tile shop or wire manufacturer, both of which use almost exclusively the same pallets or just single use. Custom sized pallets like those used for granite and tile are almost always safe because of their limited life time. Also, pallets from food places are almost always safe, but make sure you find the non-colored ones.
Plus, after all this, shaving off the outer layer gets rid of all of the dirt and grime that has been rubbed on the pallet and the concentration of anything left is negligible. Ultimately this particular project is for display use only. I would not recommend using this for something like a cutting board where food or drink will be in constant close contact.
_(my knowledge is based on pallet wood I come across within the US so if you are located elsewhere definitely do the research that is pertinent to your location)_
great information and video; I love the idea of re-purposing anything, but especially wood...I pick up wood to make my fishing lures: would you happen to know what kind of wood is used in making pallets? Is it like pulp wood where everything is used?
Do you find the pallets blunt-en your tools quickly? I did a project some years ago and my nice sharpended chisels were blunt in no time, probably from all the grit. I was carving the wood. Annoying as many were gouges and they are a pain to sharpen in comparrison to flat ones
The only thing I would add is EUR pallets, they are safe for use
However in North America you will likely not encounter those
Good info, although I wouldn't label people who are concerned about chemical contact with food "keyboard woodworkers". We should all be doing that. But thanks for presenting why it's not a problem! It's the fist thing I thought of.
Unless Warren Buffet commissioned you to do these for a mega fortune, or you're doing it just to waste time, like Buddhist Monk meditation, I can't see the point.
Tremendous amount of work for what payoff? Might as well start digging a hole in your yard, and stop when you reach China. You'll get the same return on investment.
Großartige Arbeit - und dazu noch humorvoll und perfekt gefilmt! Thanks!
Love your video style. The project itself was already cool. But the way you put the video together just made watching this project even more fun
Very good glass. Under whisky-the most jet! This video just happened to appear in my feed. I'm glad it happened. I like to see such devotion and care for the tree.
They are stunning. Awesome workmanship. Something to strive towards. Thank you for sharing. 🙏☺
This was an absolute blast to watch. the camera work and editing, it was a great touch!
I'll have to keep my eye out for your next video's~
Cheers,-
I love the "Me, Myself & I" effect. Excellent job
Highly recommend doing a shot while watching this video just not 100 of them! And that's one clean shop and super organized! Thumbs up!
Thank you for clearly showing the sealer you used. It was one of the things I was wondering about and it was nice to not have to pause the video and squint to see it. :)
That is a lot of hand turning! I really like your push stick for the tablesaw! Great idea!
After making 100 shot glasses, I'd start doing crazy person things like putting gloves on my boots too (but seriously, they turned out great and I love the editing)
I think I'm going to make that into a GIF...
Jackman Works haha, I just imagine someone seeing that gif out of context
hahah the glove on the shoe was the best!! how much you gonna sell those shot glasses for?
Follow Carolina Shoe on Insta, they're going to be doing some sort of giveaway bit.ly/CarolinaInsta2
I actually liked the idea of the gloves over the boots 😂 I think I am gonne try that nectar time I am gonne paint something it never hurts to keep your outfit clean representation is everything in front of a (potential) client
Amazing craftsmanship, quality cinematography. Who could ask for more in a TH-cam video?
This video instructional is the best filmed ever. Your cam guy knows what he is doing. Enjoyable, entertaining, instructional and no annoying time drags, out of focus shots and no talking. Brilliant! THe shot glasses are cool too. lol
I'm offended that the camera guy gets all of the credit, because the camera guy is me lol
I'll have to remember that speed bump trick, quick way to disassemble pallets!
Dude, first time seeing one of your video's. Instant sub.
Your skills are amazing! You make it look easy, im jealous.
love the workshop.
Can’t people are giving a thumbs down for this video. Great work.
I must say that not only is your wood work creative but you've done a fantastic job in creating this video. It was nice to see you doing three characters at the same time somewhere in the middle of the video. I really like your work
Just found this channel and this is the first video. Subbed for great content and your production skills are amazing. Can't wait to see what else you have on here!
Oh my god, so much work!!! Fantastic result, Paul :D and nice boots!
Thanks Cristiana ! I'm tired :D
Get Hands Dirty on the
This is epic! Love how you fitted in extra creative parts to your video. Talking to yourself and stealing from yourself. You rock.
Awesome job!! That has to be a labor of love, I was tired after the first three 🤣. I too enjoy working with pallet and scrap wood, even the shavings aren't wasted.
You knock it out of the park over and over Paul. Cool project and a great company to have standing behind you (or under your feet, however you look at it).
Thanks Greg! My feet are proud ;)
Possibly the best pallet video I've ever seen. Love everything about it. I'm never going to make them but may watch this video to de stress. Beautiful music, rare to find on YT videos. Liked, subscribed and bookmarked, if I could print it I just might!
Developing woodworker here: I LOVE your channel! Your stuff is inspiring me, so glad I stumbled across your videos. Thank you for sharing these projects 👍
I recently started watching your videos so I had to go back and watch this one. I'm glad I did.
Wow! The picture you showed me at Maker Faire looked good, but the video really shines. Nicely done. Also, very clean editing and good use of effects without being over the top of with them. Loved the music as well.
Thanks man!! This is certainly a hard one to describe :)
From the looks of the view count, this one is on its way to being a hit. :)
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You should have released 100 separate videos.
haha I like you
Hand Tool Rescue NOO GRANT THOMPSON BULLSHlT DUDE. WANNA WAIT FOR 100 VIDEOS? NO.
Rexczi Cex just reupload 100 times
yep. just like grant. no content, all bs
Hand Tool Rescue hiiii how are you doing ...??what are you doing here :D am a subscriber from morocco and i like what you are doing
That was the first woodworking TH-cam video I have watched in a while and it was so worth it. Nothing but respect man. Thank You.
Hell yeah! Welcome back buddy. This is one of my least favorite projects to make, but one of my favorite builds from the year :)
Love the effort that went into making these shot glasses! Awesome!
Awesome video brother!!👊 the dedication it takes to make those is astonishing!!😊😊💪🏻 great work!!
You are seriously so awesome! Very inspiring! I love what you do! Keep it going
Thanks so much Cindy! I'll keep them coming
Congratulations from Brazil. I loved your work, your talent, and your practice in using these magnificent machines you have. All very beautiful! I wish you much success, health and joy!
Excellent work. Great demonstration of an effective assembly line. Much appreciated.
And People say My work is tedious! LOL great build man!
Yeah, but I bet you don't wear rubber gloves on your clogs ;)
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The return of the dastardly twin! Wait a minute! triplets!
3 Jackmans... it should be against the law, but it's not... joke's on them!
Amazing work! It's like magical show also I like your sense of humour which makes your videos so interesting and I never felt bored ..cameraman also professional and the directing is wonderful...it's really a movie...all the best guys!
And THAT my friends is creativity at it's best. Outstanding.
Hooray! Great job buddy!
Felicitaciones por tus trabajos 👍👌🇦🇷🇦🇷
That music makes woodworking feel like a saga... like crossing the oceans to find new land and start a new life... now i wanna work some wood...
True craftsmanship. Love your work!
I was thinking, I wonder how he’s gonna make all these without a lathe b/c Doing it all on a lathe would be no fun. Then..... you did it all on the lathe! They look great!!!!
You’re the man! That’s all I’ve got to say on that subject.
Innovative and beautiful!! A fantastic job of recycling.
Fantastic job! Well done and what an amount of work. Very inspiring, thanks mate. 👍
Take round tree,
Make square pallet
Get unsquare boards
Make them square
Make them round
Add somewhere in there "Single-handedly keep the wood glue industry alive"
What goes around comes around,
even if it is square for a while,
it will turn around round.
Look at the planets and the stones in the river,
they are also round but started square.
What goes around comes around
Looking forward to videos of you taking shots out of trees
Blake...he didn't "..make them square.." he "exposed the inner squareness" then "exposed the inner roundness"...yeah.
Now isn't that new shop...comfy :)
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■ Finish used on this build is Waterlox: bit.ly/waterloxjackman
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Notable Materials:
> Pallets (it took roughly 9 of them for this set of 100)
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> 1/4″ plywood for template
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That has to be very tedious work - but at the same time, if you love woodworking, very rewarding... they are very nice and would like to have one. I admire your skills and patience and persistence. Great Job !!!
Great video. Very relaxing to see you at work. Thank you for sharing.
Jack you are a madman as always. You know what would be cool? Why not reclaim those old shot glasses and make fresh wood pallets out of them?
I hope they get a lot of money for these. A lot of work.
I haven't used a lathe since high school woodshop. Some 35 years ago. Your channel makes me want one!! O and a pair of boots.
Very pretty little cups! The instrumental accompanying the video is very nice. Good lighting, filmography and editing. Great job on the filmmaking side!
Damn Paul... really great editing! Must've taken some time for both the shot glasses then the editing! I may just have to get myself some Carolinas next time I buy boots! - Jim
Thanks Jim! Everything about this was a time investment :)
I have a couple pairs of Carolinas and love them, there's a nice layer of sawdust on them now
9:50 I see I'm not the only person that knows this wood working technique!
Great project and fantastic editing and music. Subscribed after watching... Keep up the good work!
Thats an astounding amount of work and an even greater finishing. I wish you all the success my friend and may you make a lot a looot of money.
молодец Carolina. прикольные рюмочки замастырил!!!
If ONLY it were that easy to tear down pallets.... Still - can't beat the price!
haha I'll keep try those speed bumps though
How long did it take to break them down, or did you actually use speed bumps.
Took me a few hours on the speed bumps, but they need to be good speed bumps
hi friends, thank you for your visit to my channel, very nice, happy to see how you work with wood, love to work with natural materials,but not enough tools, like friends and full view!
Very nicely done my friend, I love it. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to seeing more of your videos..
Paul, as always, so impressed with your craftsmanship! Thanks for another awesome video. Like Paul said, keep your eyes peeled on our instagram to learn how to get one of these awesome decorative shot glasses!!!
Thanks so much guys and thanks for supporting makers like me! I'm excited already for the next one.
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2:50 The moral of the story, you can never have too many clamps.
Or shot glasses 😆 😆
great craftsmanship awesome job and great editing , very satisfying to watch
I love lathe work, excellent job. A lot of work, but if you enjoy it was worth it. Nice finished work.
great build Vid! xo
Thanks Jimbo!!! xo 👍
AMAZING production work man! I was gonna say it must have taken you forever, but I see there were actually 3 of you (9:09) working on it! ;0)
It was 3 times as fast, but still took forever haha
Not only impressive woodworking very impressive number hard to maintain that level of quality over so many very nicely done
Skill and LOTS of patience. Nice!
Great Job
me : I want to sleep
youtube : Hold my pallet wood shot glass (100 of them!)
Toll gemacht und eine gute Idee. Für dich gibt es einen "Daumen hoch"
WoW! I just came about this channel and one can realy tell, that you are a professional! Love your work!
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Awesome work man 👌
Thanks man 👍
Great skills. Love the work gone into the shot glasses. Well done
Love your videos! Crazy how much you can do with "just" pallet wood!
Great video & Nice work. What the audience didn't get to see is the quantity of glue that must have gone in. I bet it was a lot. Haha.
Thanks man! I'd say about a half gallon of glue on this one :)
That would fill most of the shot glasses. OK 64 of them.
Wow! I hope you got paid well for all that hard work. Impressive and well done.
An excellent workplace came out. Everything is thought out and done wisely. Waiting for new videos.
I have about 4,500 shot glasses love to collect them
Спасибо! Мне понравилось!
Love the long clamp storage under shelves. 👍🏼
Wow, talk about batching. Amazing work.
A level of craftsmanship only a man truly sick of his wife's shit can obtain.
thanks, I think
You're welcome. Just a joke for us old married commenters.
I really don't know why I clicked on here to watch this.. I don't even drink, but after watching all that work you did, and how beautiful those shot glasses came out.. I personally want one myself. Fantastic job😊
Very nice I'd like to have some how much would you charge for a set or even just a single one
Amazing skill. I thought a lot more would have split only being pallet wood. They look amazing!
I really need to figure out how to duplicate myself. I could get so much more done.
That world couldn't handle more Chad
There's a book called "The E-Myth" that could help you with that, good sir.
I think I’d just screw up stuff faster and more efficiently. Either way, great video
You've taken some junk and created something beautiful! I always seem to achieve exactly the opposite :/
Outstanding video production. Admirable craftsmanship. Thumbs up!
One down 99 more to go. There is no easy road to great work but with patience anything is possible💯
I was impressed, until I saw all the helpers you had. haha
Multiplicity.
We're gonna eat a dolphin!
Great work man, I imagine this became rather tedious for you.
It was a cool project, but I'm glad to be done haha
I like the idea of the work. As I am a older wood worker getting back onto the playing field. I like the idea of the of all the repetitive work/turning. Will be very good practice for me.
You are just too good man! I never get tired watching your work. very inspiring indeed! cheers
I challenge you to take a shot from each one.......not to be ridiculous, you have 4 days to get it done, with an extra day for filming and editing.
And GO !
I thought you were a nice guy Bill....that's just cruel! Love ya man! :-D
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I don't know about that, I can't remember one time Lutes has been nice to me ;)
Jackman Works he never said what you had to drink, it could just be water...
Молодец! Красавчик. Отлично получается. Мой не русский друг)
Знаешь чем он обрабатывал? И можно ли с этого пить?)
Nikita Kriat лучше не пить он же не показывает что пьёт из того что сделал, да и склеен бог знает чем.если сам будешь делать то пропитывай воск с растительным маслом, пропорции не помню. в интернете есть, правда надо два или три раза пропитывать зато безопасно для здоровья, а в огненное тв есть рецепт клея из молока. УДАЧИ вам всем.
Such talent. I studied woodworking in grad school. A bit disastrous for me- but you sir are a master!
So I was bouncing around channels just looking at some patterns and designs to use then I came across your video. I just want to say that is some of the best editing on a woodworking video I have ever seen. Very entertaining to watch, and some great work!
Have you come across frank howarth before? He has some great suff and a similar editing style.
-Hey! How much is the shoot glass?
-$50.00 a piece. It took me a day each men! lol!
You're not far off actually haha
@@JackmanWorks i was literally honest. I watched the whole video. Cool