Thank you so much! The plans are available here: dmakerbuilds.etsy.com/listing/1640147578/pallet-fruit-crate-digital-plans 👍 Good luck with your build, and any questions feel free to ask. 😉
Super Design! Thank you! As you mentioned, the only cost is wood glue, pin nails, sealer, and time spent actually creating something! The results are much better than anything anyone could ever purchase! It should be noted your design does not require any plywood ($$) * Sizes can be adjusted slightly, for your intended use. I can see the benefits. *These storage crates are simple project, don't build just one, build 3 or 4... You won't be sorry :-)
Wouldn't recommend putting your fingers near the opposite side of a nail gun when pulling the trigger. Great project though, i got some old pallets that need to be used for something
I am so sory...pertama kali saya melihat anda....saya pikir anda John Statam....haaaaa....kerja bagus Brother....teruslah berkarya. BrotherWood .from INDONESIA.
Ricardo Nunes - Criador de Soluções obrigado! Já foram usadas várias vezes e sim são muito resistentes e aguentam bastante carga. Mas claro que se tornam um pouco pesadas.
About how long would you estimate that it takes to build an entire crate? Obviously you’ll be faster than most, but a rough guess would be helpful for planning a Saturday work flow. Thanks for the video! I can’t wait to get started!
Hi, I would say around 3 hours for the first one, and then you can batch them and maybe reduce to half the time, if you're going to build more than one. I'm assuming for these calculations that you already have dismantled the pallets. Good luck! 😉👍
Never use gloves when using power tools. If a blade grabs the gloves it will pull the gloves with your hand and it will do more damage than if you didn't have gloves on
Thanks for the helpful video. I realy like your crate design. I need crates for fruit, veg and jar storage. I'm thinking to do a range of heights. Is your crate size an industry standard size that would stack with other crates out there or a sensible size for you and you pallet wood size?
Hi, thanks. Actually this is not a standard size, it’s just a size that suits my pallet wood size. But you can adapt the size to any standard or to your own needs. 👍 😀
*PLANS* for this build are now available. Check them out in the link in the video description. 👆 Share your builds in comments below! 😉👍
Very satisfying to watch.
Thank you so much! 🙏😀
Like how rustic they look but still made with perfection!
Thank you!!!
Awesome job!!! Just love it.
Thank you so much! 🙏😉
Many wood crates I see people making on youtube do not look very strong. Your design which includes nails and glue, looks very sturdy. Good job. :)
Thanks man! They are a bit heavy but shure they are strong and I keep using them!
Nicely done video. I appreciate the cut list and the highlighted pictures.
Thank you so much! The plans are available here: dmakerbuilds.etsy.com/listing/1640147578/pallet-fruit-crate-digital-plans 👍 Good luck with your build, and any questions feel free to ask. 😉
Super Design! Thank you! As you mentioned, the only cost is wood glue, pin nails, sealer, and time spent actually creating something! The results are much better than anything anyone could ever purchase! It should be noted your design does not require any plywood ($$) * Sizes can be adjusted slightly, for your intended use. I can see the benefits. *These storage crates are simple project, don't build just one, build 3 or 4... You won't be sorry :-)
Thanks Bob! Actually we have been using the crates quite a lot in the last months. 😀👍
Brilliant explanation and instructions. Thanks very much 😄
Thank you so much! 👍
The project was well done and the video was also a pleasure to watch...
Thank you so much! 👍😀
Thanks for the work you have put in making this video...hope you keep making them.
Thank you so much! It's been a long time since I post a new video, but I will definitely keep making videos. Stay tuned! 😉👍
Wouldn't recommend putting your fingers near the opposite side of a nail gun when pulling the trigger. Great project though, i got some old pallets that need to be used for something
Yes, it should not be done, but sometimes we facilitate... 😉 Thank you so much and good projects 👍
Most impressed with that.
Thank you so much! 👍 🙏
I am so sory...pertama kali saya melihat anda....saya pikir anda John Statam....haaaaa....kerja bagus Brother....teruslah berkarya.
BrotherWood .from INDONESIA.
BONAR WARNERIN Ah ah! I take it as a compliment! 😃 Thanks man
nice work, like the handels.
Thanks!
Nicely done! Love it!
Thank you so much! 👍
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Thank you so much! 🙏😉
Great work
Thank you so much! 👍
Sem duvida que as caixas são muito resistentes e devem durar uma vida so as acho que devem pesar imaginando elas cheias de fruta. good job
Ricardo Nunes - Criador de Soluções obrigado! Já foram usadas várias vezes e sim são muito resistentes e aguentam bastante carga. Mas claro que se tornam um pouco pesadas.
What do you say to the pallet to make it disassemble like that?!!!
I like the crates very much. Thanks for your video.
😃 That’s a trick! But I’m actually thinking about publishing a video on how to dismantle a pallet with simple tools. Thanks a lot! 👍
@@DMaker_builds that would be useful. I'm using a crowbar only....good exercise! But need some tips. I don't want to buy anything electric. :)
Nice job! Great video!!
Thanks a lot!
I want to make some crates like these except I can’t afford to buy all the specialist saws you use
Hi, you can make them all with hand saws. It takes longer but it’s possible. Go ahead and try it 👍
About how long would you estimate that it takes to build an entire crate? Obviously you’ll be faster than most, but a rough guess would be helpful for planning a Saturday work flow. Thanks for the video! I can’t wait to get started!
Hi, I would say around 3 hours for the first one, and then you can batch them and maybe reduce to half the time, if you're going to build more than one. I'm assuming for these calculations that you already have dismantled the pallets. Good luck! 😉👍
Never use gloves when using power tools. If a blade grabs the gloves it will pull the gloves with your hand and it will do more damage than if you didn't have gloves on
Hi Kevin. Thank you for your advice! Actually I'm not using gloves anymore when using power tools. 😉
Me either ....
had that happen years ago
I have taken pallets apart before. How did you take them apart without damaging them? There could be a useful video on that subject alone.
Actually I have a video on how to dismantle a pallet. 😉
Check out this link: th-cam.com/video/h6vSklLg9Q0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the helpful video. I realy like your crate design. I need crates for fruit, veg and jar storage. I'm thinking to do a range of heights.
Is your crate size an industry standard size that would stack with other crates out there or a sensible size for you and you pallet wood size?
Hi, thanks. Actually this is not a standard size, it’s just a size that suits my pallet wood size. But you can adapt the size to any standard or to your own needs. 👍 😀
What size brad nails did u use on the corner supports( the ones u cut at a 45)
Hi David, I used 15mm nails in the corners, which is around 5/8 inches.
How did you get the pallet apart?
I have another video on how to dismantle a pallet. Check it here: th-cam.com/video/h6vSklLg9Q0/w-d-xo.html. 👍😉
Great video! What is the tool with the piece of string called to hold structure into place while assembling it?
Thank you so much!
That tool is called a band clamp, you can find a similar one here: geni.us/n8i1 👍