Enjoyed watching even though it was shop furniture I felt that you took much pride in your work and it showed in the beauty of your craftsmanship. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Just loved watching you work so carefully. A treat. Note exceptionally clean floor and work area. Mower and wheel barrow flush and square to your shop. Would never think to suggest any of your methods you are so good. I am 77yrs and messed with wood all my life. Houses, boats, cabinets, caravans, tables so I know when I see fine work. I regrettably am rough and rushed but currently have 2 vans on the go..keep losing and finding tools..opposite to you my apologies....
When you strip down pallets try using a pneumatic punch nailer to drive out the nails backwards. It knocks even the toughest nail out in one go and the nails are straight for reuse. BTW, I love your broomhandle mauser push stick.
Excellent Job! You do realize, of course, now you have to make videos that make the rest of your shop look that. beautiful. :~) I like your style of video: All work with no talk and making something beautiful out of scraps. My favorite woodworking TH-camr is Epic Upcycling which uses this format and for this (and your skills), you just received a new subscriber and hopefully many many more to come. Thanks!
Just found your channel. Awesome work. I’m remodeling my shop and was planning to build all my cabinets, considering pallets to keep the cost down. After watching you, I’m definitely doing it. I’ll have to buy the nail punch gun. Don’t have the patience to take all those nails out.😂 can’t wait to see what you build next.
That’s a great lookin piece. Love how it turned out. I enjoyed this build. Love that you made it out of a pallet. I saw other comments making reference to Epic Upcycling and agree with them. Great video. hope to see more. Just subscribed.
While watching this, I'm reminded of @EpicUpCycling, another channel I really enjoy. This was a great video of the process. I was kind of wondering about the planning, as you could have done the dados for the drawer dividers before gluing up the box. But then I thought, how often do I start a project without a full set of plans; just start "winging it". Then I just sat back and began to relax and enjoy the artful way you walked through the build. Awesome job!!! BTW, Love the Bible verse on your logo too.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah, planning and order of operations are a few things I should work on. I asked myself the very same question about the dados after I had the doves glued up! Lol. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it!
This is just beautiful. The lovely tiger stripes in the wood really give it a nice touch. I think another one with the same outer dimensions, with one drawer at the bottom, but bigger drawers to sit next to it on the bench would look really awesome. Maybe one with 2 doors and a shelf behind ? This would look just right in my study, all my art supplies organised.
Lovely job, and lovely to watch. I appreciate the less talky talk talk and the more do it channels. Thanks for sharing your work. There's a channel called Epic Upcycling that has a similar ethos that you might be interested in. Looking forward to your next project.
Beautiful piece. It was so cool to see you use a variety of power tools and hand tools, as best as I could tell just because you wanted to use it. You're an amazing craftsman, and you made an excellent video. Thanks for sharing this. I look forward to the next one!
Excellent work, the hot glue trick for filling cracks, that’s the first time I’ve seen that. I really hope this is the first of many videos to come, I really enjoy just seeing the build happen. This looks amazing.
Master piece😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Amazing work and knowledge. Inspite I'm a woman It would be a dream for me to be able to make such an incredible piece. BRAVO!! Greetings from Italy
Really, really appreciate your style. There are far too many woodworking youtube channels that lead people to believe they need thousands upon thousands of dollars of equipment in order to make beautiful things. The truth is, the most important skill in woodworking is problem solving. Answering the question, "How can I create something with the tools that I do have?" Anyway, I subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more of your fine work.
I really appreciate the comment! I agree completely. I mean if you have those tools, thats great, but definitely not necessary. Use what you have, be creative in how you get things done and sprinkle in a little patience. Thats really all there is to it. Dont get me wrong, there are days i wish all my tools rhymed with best fool but... Anyway, thanks for the sub! New video coming soon!
What a great job and beautiful piece of furniture! I really do not think that it's too nice for the workshop, because You've made it Yourself and why not appreciate Your work in form of having a first nice piece of suitable furniture for Your tools? Make Your shop beautiful, that's ok!!! You need not think that Your workshop isn't worth having beautiful furniture in it. You got a new subscriber, I'm looking forward to all Your upcoming projects and how You will evolve over the time. btw, I loved the children's laughter, that was so honest and pure! Concrats by now! I wish You all the best! Warm greetings from Germany 💛
Thanks so much for the kind words! I don't think its too nice for a shop piece and I think one's shop should have pieces that represent one's work in some way. Appreciate your comment and sentiments.
@@SBWoodworks750 You made it look brilliant out of pallet wood that most people would have thrown out, really looking forward to more content if you have the time😁
That technique with the hot glue creates a wonderful spalted look. You have a new subscriber! I really enjoy upcycling videos - and silent long form variety. As for this piece of art, try a coin flip - maybe. Then again, a shop elf might move it indoors when you're not around.
Thanks so much for the comment. The hot glue is far less messy than epoxy and gives a similar appearance. I have found it best when the cracks are bigger than you would want to fill with glue and saw dust but smaller than an epoxy pour would warrant. Appreciate the kind words and sub!
Hi, great video and workmanship! What was that finish you were using from the mason jar? And that was a great way to apply wax using a brush. I'm going to try that as well.
Thanks so much! The finish is equal parts oil based poly, mineral spirits, and boiled linseed oil. If you dont want it to amber quite as much, you can replace the linseed oil with a good food grade mineral oil. You will just want to wait a little longer between coats when applying.
There are two things i really like about this vid. 1, Just simple hand tool woodworking without comment 2, A simple 'normal person' workshop which inspires people who just have ordinary tools. I do hope you get to keep all your fingers though.
Thank you! I appreciate the comments. Yes, you don't have to have tools that rhyme with best fool to create nice things. Also yes, I too hope to keep all my fingers. Probably should keep them further from that blade. 😒
Welp, id reckon I'm sub 905. Lol. At the cost of "good lumber" by the board foot vs your calories per board foot, you sir made out like a bandit!😊 Great video and an outstanding functional art piece you created. Kudos friend. Am curious as to the black " hot glue gun ". Care to tell me about it? Really set off the spalted lumber nicely and im sure functionally as well. Blessings friend and best of luck 🤞🏼 Crawford out 🙏🏼🔥⚒️🧙🏼 P.S. crazy side note. A good friend of mine built his entire blacksmith shop from repurposed pallets in up state New York. Contains a kitchen, proper facilities for hygiene, as well as an upstairs bedroom. Pallets are wonderful things with so many uses. God bless now. Edit for spelling.
Hey, thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah, with cracks smaller than an epoxy mess is worth and larger than you would want to fill with glue and sawdust, the black hot glue works nicely. Can be ordered right on Amazon. Just use an aluminum block to press it after application. Makes it a lot easier to scrape off before sanding. Again, thanks for the sub and the watch!
I assume you are referring to the finishing stage? It is just paste wax. I do a few coats of a house mix finish(equal parts oil based poly, mineral spirits and mineral oil) then use a coat of paste wax and buff out after it dries.
Took around 3 weeks in total. A couple hours at a time here and there. I think I had around 30 hours of footage all together and I filmed pretty much everything start to finish. Unfortunately starting and stopping so often adds time in the long run as well.
Appreciate the input! There seem to be 2 camps on this subject. I do intend to voice over more on my short form content and possibly do another channel down the road with a more instructional vibe. Thanks for watching either way!
Thanks so much! They are actually a newer set of Irwin Marples chisels. Not as good as the originals but they hold an edge and if you keep them sharp they do just fine.
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Okay... Wow. The precision was amazing!
@@OneWomanAndTwoAcres thanks so much! Really appreciate it.
Beautiful, just Beautiful. Deserves to be kept for yourself, Who else would appreciate it?
Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate them greatly!
Beautiful craftsmanship 😊
Thanks so much Andrew!
Well done!
Giving me those Epic Upcylcling feels and you know what they say: imitation is the most sincere form of flattery!
Appreciate you saying that. Love his work. He's on a whole other level! Lol
Enjoyed watching even though it was shop furniture I felt that you took much pride in your work and it showed in the beauty of your craftsmanship. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Thank you so much. Really appreciate it!
Wow! Great craftsmanship! Learned some new techniques from you.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
A piece you should be very proud of!
Many thanks!
Thanks. I really enjoyed watching you work. Very peaceful. Great job too.
Thanks Bruce. I really appreciate the kind words.
Just loved watching you work so carefully. A treat. Note exceptionally clean floor and work area. Mower and wheel barrow flush and square to your shop. Would never think to suggest any of your methods you are so good. I am 77yrs and messed with wood all my life. Houses, boats, cabinets, caravans, tables so I know when I see fine work. I regrettably am rough and rushed but currently have 2 vans on the go..keep losing and finding tools..opposite to you my apologies....
Thank you for the many kind words! They are appreciated.
Excellent work, I love these kinds of videos without comments and without music. Good luck, greetings from France, take care of yourself.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.
When you strip down pallets try using a pneumatic punch nailer to drive out the nails backwards.
It knocks even the toughest nail out in one go and the nails are straight for reuse.
BTW, I love your broomhandle mauser push stick.
Punch nailer will appear in a future video! Just got one. Thanks!
@@SBWoodworks750 I think you will really enjoy it!
Work like that you deserve more subscribers...
Thanks so much!
Can something ever be too nice ?🤔
Very neat job anyway 👍
It really can't be....lol! Thanks so much!
Impesionante.
Very nice piece.
Thanks so much!
Très belle réalisation merci
Nice! Those Walnut pulls really set it off.
Thanks! I like throwing in scraps of something nice to accent things. Appreciate ya!
Great Job! You are right: it's too nice for a workshop!
Nooooooooooooo, workshop is not just for plaain and dowdy looking stuff...
Congratulations on your first upload. Great job and relaxing watching you.
Greetings from Germany and stay healthy 😉
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Beautiful build!
Thanks so much Andrew!
He’s using his bare hand to push wood across table saw and a “Grrrripper” box is under the saw. Amazing
The irony was not lost on me when I put in the clip. For certain, it could have been safer. Thanks for watching!
Your subscribers should be 1,000 x more!
I appreciate that! Thanks.
It’s absolutely gorgeous,loved the video and didn’t want it to end
Thank you
New subscriber here
Thank you Martin! Very much appreciated.
Beautiful work brother skill and patience working with timber very good for the mind
Thank You so much and it certainly is good for the mind!
Excellent Job! You do realize, of course, now you have to make videos that make the rest of your shop look that. beautiful. :~)
I like your style of video: All work with no talk and making something beautiful out of scraps. My favorite woodworking TH-camr is Epic Upcycling which uses this format and for this (and your skills), you just received a new subscriber and hopefully many many more to come. Thanks!
Lol! Yes, my "shop" definitely needs some upgrades and cleaning up! Some future videos most likely. Many thanks!
It’s funny you mentioned epic upcycling as well. I love his videos. And this is much like his.
Just found your channel. Awesome work. I’m remodeling my shop and was planning to build all my cabinets, considering pallets to keep the cost down. After watching you, I’m definitely doing it. I’ll have to buy the nail punch gun. Don’t have the patience to take all those nails out.😂 can’t wait to see what you build next.
👍 great job looks good.
Thanks so much Christy!
G'day just come across you Chanel love the draws can I ask where your from 🤟 keep up the great work
Hey, Thanks so much! From Ohio! Go Bucks!
Very cool! Thanks for posting.
Thanks so much, really appreciate it!
Très joli travail,bravo, à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Thank you!
If you use pallets often, look into an air punch nailer. It's a huge time/frustration saver for nail removal.😅
Appreciate it. Thanks
Great build btw. May need to bust some pallets myself now. 🪓🪵@SBWoodworks-ke6tm
You remind me of epic upcycling….. do you know him? Worth a watch if you don’t.
Well done, I enjoyed you small cabinet and video, subbed and liked
Love these kind of projects, great video , liked and subscribed
I do! That guy is on another level. Love his builds.
Work of art, such a craftsman. Cheers for sharing, I've got to give something like it a go.
Thank you so much!
Great build and very enjoyable to watch, looking forward to to the next project. Regards UK
Thanks for the kind words. Greatly appreciated.
Awesome work sir thank you for sharing your talent
Absolutely beautiful workmanship. Well done sir.
Nice work, I'm no. 93 - Subscribed! Heirloom piece.
Thank you!
Outstanding craftsmanship in your work, well done!
Thank you! I appreciate that.
WOW, Beautiful. Bravo 😅😊😊😊❤
Thank you so much!
That’s a great lookin piece. Love how it turned out. I enjoyed this build. Love that you made it out of a pallet. I saw other comments making reference to Epic Upcycling and agree with them. Great video. hope to see more. Just subscribed.
Thanks so much! Love Epic Upcycling as well! He's on another level with his builds. Epic is a fitting name!
Wonderfully made, great job ❤
Thanks so much!
Well done- good work. Nice unit. It is too nice for the workshop!
Thank You, my wife agrees!
While watching this, I'm reminded of @EpicUpCycling, another channel I really enjoy. This was a great video of the process. I was kind of wondering about the planning, as you could have done the dados for the drawer dividers before gluing up the box. But then I thought, how often do I start a project without a full set of plans; just start "winging it". Then I just sat back and began to relax and enjoy the artful way you walked through the build. Awesome job!!! BTW, Love the Bible verse on your logo too.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah, planning and order of operations are a few things I should work on. I asked myself the very same question about the dados after I had the doves glued up! Lol. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it!
I’m a big fan of @epicupcycling as well. So this was something I enjoyed as well.
beau travail
Thanks so much!
excellent
Made in detail, I really like it, compliments
Thank you very much!
Awesome work. I've enjoyed watching this transformation. Keep up the great work.
Thank you very much!
I absolutely love this you did an awesome job. I wish I had one of these myself. Hi from Australia
Thank you so much! You're too kind.
Your patience and attention to detail are inspiring. Congratulations on the work. Gained another subscriber
Thank you! You're too kind.
Nice job!
Greetings from south of France.
Thanks so much!
This is just beautiful. The lovely tiger stripes in the wood really give it a nice touch. I think another one with the same outer dimensions, with one drawer at the bottom, but bigger drawers to sit next to it on the bench would look really awesome. Maybe one with 2 doors and a shelf behind ? This would look just right in my study, all my art supplies organised.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it. Another may come down the road! Thanks again.
Muy bueno saludos desde mexico
Chouette réalisation et finition, salutation de Finlande 🙂
Great work! Looks amazing!
Thanks so much!
Lovely job, and lovely to watch. I appreciate the less talky talk talk and the more do it channels.
Thanks for sharing your work.
There's a channel called Epic Upcycling that has a similar ethos that you might be interested in.
Looking forward to your next project.
Thank you so much! Epic is such a fitting name for that guys stuff! Love his work!
Beautiful piece. It was so cool to see you use a variety of power tools and hand tools, as best as I could tell just because you wanted to use it. You're an amazing craftsman, and you made an excellent video. Thanks for sharing this. I look forward to the next one!
Thank you so much! Already started on the next one!
Amazing work, GREAT video!
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent work, the hot glue trick for filling cracks, that’s the first time I’ve seen that. I really hope this is the first of many videos to come, I really enjoy just seeing the build happen. This looks amazing.
Thank You so much! Appreciate the kind words.
Very nice project…I noticed that you are apparently ambidextrous…which in woodworking is a huge advantage…thank you for inspiration…😎
Thank you! Ambidextrous until it comes to throwing a ball! I look like a 2 yr old. 🤣
Master piece😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Amazing work and knowledge. Inspite I'm a woman It would be a dream for me to be able to make such an incredible piece. BRAVO!! Greetings from Italy
Thanks so much! Just takes patience. Don't rush and take your time. Appreciate the kind words!
Not only patience.. Also skill and ability! Appreciate your work. Ciao
It’s…. Wow!!!🎉😊
Thank you!
Great work! Love it.
Thank you!
Very nice
Thanks
Wow, you just got a new subscriber. Fantastic work and not a Festool in sight.
Yeah, apparently you gotta have that internet money to afford those 😆 Many thanks for the kind words!
Me encanta ese trabajo.
Thank you!
Really, really appreciate your style. There are far too many woodworking youtube channels that lead people to believe they need thousands upon thousands of dollars of equipment in order to make beautiful things. The truth is, the most important skill in woodworking is problem solving. Answering the question, "How can I create something with the tools that I do have?" Anyway, I subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more of your fine work.
I really appreciate the comment! I agree completely. I mean if you have those tools, thats great, but definitely not necessary. Use what you have, be creative in how you get things done and sprinkle in a little patience. Thats really all there is to it. Dont get me wrong, there are days i wish all my tools rhymed with best fool but... Anyway, thanks for the sub! New video coming soon!
Excellent build!
Thanks so much!
Nice build, it looks fantastic. I like this type of video format also; look forward to more great content.
Thanks so much!
Awesome work
What a great job and beautiful piece of furniture! I really do not think that it's too nice for the workshop, because You've made it Yourself and why not appreciate Your work in form of having a first nice piece of suitable furniture for Your tools? Make Your shop beautiful, that's ok!!! You need not think that Your workshop isn't worth having beautiful furniture in it.
You got a new subscriber, I'm looking forward to all Your upcoming projects and how You will evolve over the time. btw, I loved the children's laughter, that was so honest and pure! Concrats by now! I wish You all the best! Warm greetings from Germany 💛
Thanks so much for the kind words! I don't think its too nice for a shop piece and I think one's shop should have pieces that represent one's work in some way. Appreciate your comment and sentiments.
What a fantastic looking draw unit and you kept it in the garage your killing me 🤣😂😅 liked and subscribed
Lol! My wife doesn't think it belongs there either. Thanks
@@SBWoodworks750 You made it look brilliant out of pallet wood that most people would have thrown out, really looking forward to more content if you have the time😁
👍👍👍👍👍
That technique with the hot glue creates a wonderful spalted look. You have a new subscriber! I really enjoy upcycling videos - and silent long form variety. As for this piece of art, try a coin flip - maybe. Then again, a shop elf might move it indoors when you're not around.
Thanks so much for the comment. The hot glue is far less messy than epoxy and gives a similar appearance. I have found it best when the cracks are bigger than you would want to fill with glue and saw dust but smaller than an epoxy pour would warrant. Appreciate the kind words and sub!
Awesome looking project! I love the combination of hand tools and power tools. Liked and subbed.
Appreciate the kind words, Thanks so much!
Hi, great video and workmanship! What was that finish you were using from the mason jar? And that was a great way to apply wax using a brush. I'm going to try that as well.
Thanks so much! The finish is equal parts oil based poly, mineral spirits, and boiled linseed oil. If you dont want it to amber quite as much, you can replace the linseed oil with a good food grade mineral oil. You will just want to wait a little longer between coats when applying.
Liked and subbed! Great camera work! Keep it up!
Thanks so much!
There are two things i really like about this vid.
1, Just simple hand tool woodworking without comment
2, A simple 'normal person' workshop which inspires people who just have ordinary tools.
I do hope you get to keep all your fingers though.
Thank you! I appreciate the comments. Yes, you don't have to have tools that rhyme with best fool to create nice things. Also yes, I too hope to keep all my fingers. Probably should keep them further from that blade. 😒
like this videos
Welp, id reckon I'm sub 905. Lol.
At the cost of "good lumber" by the board foot vs your calories per board foot, you sir made out like a bandit!😊
Great video and an outstanding functional art piece you created. Kudos friend.
Am curious as to the black " hot glue gun ". Care to tell me about it? Really set off the spalted lumber nicely and im sure functionally as well.
Blessings friend and best of luck 🤞🏼
Crawford out 🙏🏼🔥⚒️🧙🏼
P.S.
crazy side note. A good friend of mine built his entire blacksmith shop from repurposed pallets in up state New York. Contains a kitchen, proper facilities for hygiene, as well as an upstairs bedroom.
Pallets are wonderful things with so many uses.
God bless now.
Edit for spelling.
Hey, thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah, with cracks smaller than an epoxy mess is worth and larger than you would want to fill with glue and sawdust, the black hot glue works nicely. Can be ordered right on Amazon. Just use an aluminum block to press it after application. Makes it a lot easier to scrape off before sanding.
Again, thanks for the sub and the watch!
Are you just a new channel? Subscribed, keep up the good work
New indeed. Thanks so much!
Great job. What was the filler you use through the heat gun please?
Hey, thank you so much. The filler is just black hot glue sticks i got on amzn.
Fantastic! Many thanks
Where do you get the tool for tearing apart the pallets?
I got mine at menards a couple years back. Can probably find on amazon as well.
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Hey there, awesome job. What's the stuff you put one the face, looks like some kind of wax?
I assume you are referring to the finishing stage? It is just paste wax. I do a few coats of a house mix finish(equal parts oil based poly, mineral spirits and mineral oil) then use a coat of paste wax and buff out after it dries.
@@SBWoodworks750 oh ok. Awesome job!!!
Nice! Wondering what you used in your hot glue gun, have not seen this technique?
Thanks for the question. It's just black hot glue off Amazon. Works pretty good when you don't want to deal with the mess of epoxy.
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How long from start to finish in the real world time of things
Took around 3 weeks in total. A couple hours at a time here and there. I think I had around 30 hours of footage all together and I filmed pretty much everything start to finish. Unfortunately starting and stopping so often adds time in the long run as well.
like and sub. saludos desde españa
You should think about having a voice over to go along with your videos. Lose interest without voice over.
Appreciate the input! There seem to be 2 camps on this subject. I do intend to voice over more on my short form content and possibly do another channel down the road with a more instructional vibe. Thanks for watching either way!
He learned to do this in prison
3 hots and a cot! 🤣
Great project! Are those Crown brand chisels you’re using?
Def second the air punch tool.
Thanks so much! They are actually a newer set of Irwin Marples chisels. Not as good as the originals but they hold an edge and if you keep them sharp they do just fine.
Thank you sir