Fit for an ancient Byzantine emperor, made out of mossy pallet wood by a dude in a motocross jersey. The world is full of incredible people. Amazing job man.
I see alot of "palette" projects, desks, benches, etc. Usually just a bunch of palette boards glued together and finished. All the intricate detail here hides the fact that it's made from palettes. Had one not known ahead of time, I wouldn't even had figured it was palettes. If this were a contest entry, I bet it would win... awesome build. Magical indeed... something Gandalf would use :)
This gentleman is why Public Schools should bring back “Wood Shop” into their curriculum! Bravo that was amazing! Popping out of the closet at the end was funny. IDK why but It reminded me of Dr Who’s TARDIS. 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@William Everyman Completely agree. Besides not all students are cut out of the same cloth. Woodshop was one of my favorite classes and it brought a lot of joy to my dreary academics day. I still have a shelf that I made in 7th grade. I gave it to my mom as a gift over 40 years ago. At 80 years old she is culling out some things to reduce her load and gave it back to me. I never got a chance to do metal shop or auto as that was more on the trade side of campus and had a label on it as being for "losers". The shops classes tended to be pushed on those that struggled academically and/or had behavioral problems. Too bad, because I think I would have loved that too. It's funny, because they just tore down and rebuilt the middle school I went to when I was younger. It is still in middle school and I just realized that there is no wood shop in that new school. As a matter of fact, that's actually the same shop that I made that mahogany shelf! I am grateful, however, that they still push a pretty good music curriculum. I'm so grateful that my children can all read and play music! Unfortunately, none of them are interested or have an aptitude for more hands on things like woodshop or turning a wrench.... I suppose they can sit next to me and play music while I build them a jewelry box or install their starter....
Jane Doe Yes indeed. That and home economics as well. America has really dropped the ball on that. Now, everything is cheaply made overseas. It was so cool to break up the school day with shop, music, driver’s ed, and art classes. Glad I lived it.
Every time you added another detail I thought, "MORE? REALLY?" because each piece was something else you had to plane down, but ultimately the end result was so worth it. Intricate, beautiful, and made with so much care.
I have often thought what a horrendous waste of wood pallets are, but to see this wonderful piece of furniture made from them warms my heart. Wish more people would upcycle like this!
Pallets are one of the most recycled products. I do work at a plant that repairs and sells pallets. They pay good money for used ones and business is booming.
@@NoTaboos please be super wary of what pallets you use for firewood: most of them are treated with the highly toxic chemical methyl bromide. You want pallets that are marked as "Heat treated".
The immense amount of energy we all have within each of us was never meant to destroy but to create. This is a prime example. Sir, you are a phenomenal woodworker. This was one of the most enjoying videos I have seen in a long time. Peace.
Gods, whatever form you want to think of, have one real superpower: creation. And we humans, the only thing that matters is the amazing things our loving and forgiveness can create. In that perception, we all are gods.
I'm a professional cabinet maker and have been so for 35 years. That was one of the most interesting builds I've seen considering it was made from pallets.
Henry Mostert I was going to say the exact same thing but you’ve beaten me to it. And it’s not only that all the wood came from pallets! The carpentry shop I owned before I retired has machines that sped up production, like CNC machines. I can’t imagine how many hours it took in total from start to finish!! Impressive.
I think I can hear the pallet rejoicing. They couldn't believe their luck. They thought they were at the end of their usefulness. And then you came along.
Your attention to detail is unparalleled, you are a true craftsman and artist. To simply refer to this as "Upcycling" is such an understatement. This is stunning and a true work of art!
Well, now we know what the "Wardrobe" in the "Chronicles of Narnia" looks like! That is the most amazing creation in wood that I've ever seen and I'm 79 years old! Thank you for sharing your magical skills with us!
@@garrisondodd9253 Okay first of all that's literally not true. A single glance at the description would show that. But secondly, even if you were right, who cares! This person left a lovely comment and there's no need to correct her when she shows her appreciation.
This is how they made it in the good old days, made for use and made for last year's to come, not like the crap there is made today. Fantastic to see your skills.
Very well equipped shop with a man who knows how to use all the tools to their maximum capability especially the grey matter between his ears ! Well done sir.
One detail of the build that I truly appreciate, is your reuse of the nails. A former boss would not want me to save nuts and bolts that I had saved from a disassembly project. He then would go and purchase new fasteners of the same sizes. Your artistic work goes without mention.
I used to work making roofing slate. Because of the weight of the slate the pallets we used were made of oak and maple. Sometimes the boards were a foot wide. They were beautiful to look at just as they were. If the pallet got too damaged by a fork truck they were thrown away. I often tried to think of ways to reuse them but my wood working skills are pretty rudimentary, nothing like this guy. Imagine what he could do with foot wide oak and maple!
I work in manufacturing now and we are always getting huge pieces in on these giant high end pallets. I always look at them with envy. Mostly maple. Good wood. Not the junk of a standard pallet. But they get reused a billion times. Not allowed to take any. 😞
How about recycle and put the word out you have some. I'm sure you wouldn't have them long. And more beauty would find a way into this world. If we work together we can do anything.
How do people not like this...this is magical just watching...maybe they don’t like cause he’s not walking us step by step on how to do it...either way I’m freaking amazed 💕
Trust me...right now with nothing but doom and gloom on the radio, tv, email, social media...every minute of the day...things like this put me at ease even if just a moment
I still think there was more wood involved ... i dont see how he used the wood from those pallets to build that entire cabinet. That cabinet has a LOT of wood and the pallets were skimpy on wood
Tal vez no hallan suficientes palabras para expresar la calidad de su trabajo. Solo le puedo decir que usted, en el buen sentido de la frase, debe sentirse demasiado orgulloso de lo útil que es su existencia. Considero muy felices a las personas que se benefician de su espectacular trabajo. Y sobre todo, el agradecimiento por compartir sus habilidades. Personas como usted, aportan demasiada a la humanidad. Felicitaciones!!!
Hi, it's really hard to believe that this wardrobe is made of pallets. It's beyond anyone expectations. You are not just a master but also a talented one of wood and design.
@@EpicUpCycling I know the endless amount of compliments is probably taking up your inbox but if you see this, you're a beautiful human and I hope you're doing well. Amazing work.
Midwest Magic Cleaning sent me here, and I'm glad he did. What magical wardrobe, I would have liked a lighter girlier colour, maybe just a wash, but I loved watching it. Go you! 🎉
Stunningly beautiful. That was a lot of work. I couldn't begin to imagine how many hours work was put into this. But an absolute masterpiece is the result.
Gift card was always the most exciting. I’m 67 now and just beat the Coronavirus. I watched this video and I am so inspired. When I get out of this bed, I will make something. You, sir, stir the most incredible creative juices anyone ever has. Thank you for enough inspiration to last the rest of my life. You truly have an incredible gift! Thank you for sharing.
after even further thought whats just as impressive as the passion and craftsmanship is the fact that your builds are flat packable and easy to dissamable and reassemble, the quality and thought is unbelievable, good job sir i feel inspired!
I have always been impressed at how much of an improvement taking the surface off old wood and refinishing it makes, But you took it to a whole new level. You took wood that most people would think was utterly useless and made a masterpiece out of it. This is something truly special.
This is the most phenomenal, inspirational and beautiful thing that I’ve seen in a very long time. The creativity, the skill, the art involved in the entire process, what a joy to watch. You’ve absolutely made my day and you’ve made me think about the fact that things don’t have to be what they seem to be at first glance. Those dingy old pallets, made into this gorgeous piece of artwork... mind blown. I’ve seen many beautiful pieces of reclaimed pallet wood furniture before and admired them but what you’ve done here is really beyond compare. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent and the fruits of your labor that you clearly loved creating. Marvelous! 💗
First , this is a masterpiece !!! You are extremely talented !!! Second , it made me feel close to my Grandfather . He loved to do things like this as a challenge and for the fun of it . He has been gone for a long time . So thank you for the gift of his presence . 💖💖💖
I think one of the best features of this is that the front not only has the intended square pattern, but due to the grain direction change it also adds an almost ghosted diamond pattern.
I'm shocked at how ugly pallets can be transformed into such a beautiful and magical piece of functional artfully crafted furniture. I'm not sure how many man hours went into creating this piece, but you certainly have set the bar for pallet recycling. Just gorgeous 😍 ❤️
Lol. Other people: I made a coffee table/bed/bench/etc out of recycled wooden pallets! This guy: I made a magic Narnia wardrobe Other people: Welp, imma gonna go now.....
Wow first of all the beauty of the closet, and the patience, and the accuracy, and all that wood taken from something that was thrown to waste, I work with recycled wood and I know how much work it takes, I really appreciate your creation and work, thank you so much for sharing!
I usually end woodworking videos feeling like if I owned the equipment I could accomplish the same thing. I am in awe of the patience and precision involved in making this wardrobe. 🙌
I think the above "made out of nothing etc..." misses out that there was obvious mastery in skill and knowledge required to make this piece of furniture
you forgetting one thing.....knowledge is OK....but I disagree on skill.....he is using best technologies and tools to make it work....can he do the same thing with simple tools like, hammer and saw.....if yes then I would say has skills too
I would still be impressed if you had used top quality timber. This is a masterpiece & to actually use pallet wood is unbelievable when you see the finished item. Massive pat on the back sir.
Randy Zeitman Ha. It’s so cruel, watching this without having access to a proper workshop, isn’t it? Story of my life. So many creative ideas, but not the space or tools, to ever make them come true!
The 2nd time watching this, this time I remembered to like it. ❤ When I want to stress down, I just watch your vids... as it amaze me every time, your craftsmanship, your patience... Yep, you are awsome! ❤
Magnificent! “Yes,” said the Lord Digory, “Its inside is bigger than its outside.” “Yes,” said Queen Lucy. “In our world too, a stable once had something inside it that was bigger than our whole world.” ― C.S. Lewis, The Chronicles of Narnia
I'm merely repeating what everyone in your comment section is saying, but I am so moved by your artistry I can't help myself. Are you making these pieces for clients, for yourself, to sell? I think these will be pieces that can be passed on generation after generation. Exquisite. Makes my day to see them and how you work with your craft.
I cannot fathom the creative, engineering and mathematical talents/skills needed to create this magically beautiful wardrobe. 🤯 mind blown! Thank you for bringing us along for the ride.
I’ve always believed in giving credit where credit is due...I’d love to try something like this but don’t have the space to try. And, I admit, the drive to achieve the finest detail that you have perfected. I’ll be subscribing to your channel...who knows, I might just learn something!
Definitely an awesome build but don’t cut yourself short. You possess the ability to do great things. If another human can do it then you can too, it’s just a matter of will, time, patience, and perseverance.
This is stunning. You may only have 352 drawers, but you've probably cut 10,000 miters! The finish really makes it. Just outstanding. I aspire to making one someday, even if only one quarter as impressive.
And everything without a domino-jointer, a nail-gun and pocket holes. Thank you for that! This is a project where you can see and feel the enormous amount of work. Nothing we see here couldn't be done by anyone, if they had the skill and time. And with even less tools. Table-saw, hand saw, battery drill and a router(table), as I see it. This is a super-relatable video. Superb!
@@jesperdahl1486 Yer right, I used the wrong name. My point was more humourous and nebulous as biscuits, dominos and dowels all perform roughly the same function. Saying "without a domino-jointer" but using a biscuit is.. well it's the same thing just cheaper.
@@BenKingEagles No not really, a biscuit joiner is purely for alignment as it adds no strength, whereas a domino is a form of loose tenon which DOES add strength.
Все ролики, которые просмотрел за последнии дни, произвели сильнейшее впечатление. Руки мастера, идеи, инструмент, манера работы. Все выше всяческих похвал. А сами изделия...... найду подходящий хвалебный эпитет, напишу. Спасибо. Все супер
Wow. So gorgeous! And that hardware too! **chef's kiss** Also, so glad you included a clip of you exiting the wardrobe - anyone who builds a human-sized wardrobe & doesn't attempt to stand/hide in it at least once isn't doing it right XD
I did a computer desk in pine with laque paint and he took me 104 days of works with a few tool, your machine are great and your skill. I know what it takes to craft something from scratch and your are really great, patience, precision for details.👌
@@EpicUpCycling it enjoyed watching that and the rest of the video. Great job! Eventually I'll have a shop I can do this stuff in...it at least attempt it ^__^
To the 806 people who didn't like this....all I can say is jealousy is a sad monster... What an amazing thing of beauty created from junk timber....well done sir.
Fit for an ancient Byzantine emperor, made out of mossy pallet wood by a dude in a motocross jersey. The world is full of incredible people. Amazing job man.
Thanks Nathan :)
I see alot of "palette" projects, desks, benches, etc. Usually just a bunch of palette boards glued together and finished. All the intricate detail here hides the fact that it's made from palettes. Had one not known ahead of time, I wouldn't even had figured it was palettes. If this were a contest entry, I bet it would win... awesome build. Magical indeed... something Gandalf would use :)
Thanks John :)
Very nice piece! Great work!
@@rockypergin2216 Thanks :)
Simply a piece of art...
Love it...
Congrats!!!!!
@@rainerzitterbart2001 Thanks :)
This gentleman is why Public Schools should bring back “Wood Shop” into their curriculum! Bravo that was amazing! Popping out of the closet at the end was funny. IDK why but It reminded me of Dr Who’s TARDIS. 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks :)
@William Everyman
Completely agree. Besides not all students are cut out of the same cloth. Woodshop was one of my favorite classes and it brought a lot of joy to my dreary academics day.
I still have a shelf that I made in 7th grade. I gave it to my mom as a gift over 40 years ago. At 80 years old she is culling out some things to reduce her load and gave it back to me.
I never got a chance to do metal shop or auto as that was more on the trade side of campus and had a label on it as being for "losers". The shops classes tended to be pushed on those that struggled academically and/or had behavioral problems. Too bad, because I think I would have loved that too.
It's funny, because they just tore down and rebuilt the middle school I went to when I was younger. It is still in middle school and I just realized that there is no wood shop in that new school. As a matter of fact, that's actually the same shop that I made that mahogany shelf!
I am grateful, however, that they still push a pretty good music curriculum. I'm so grateful that my children can all read and play music! Unfortunately, none of them are interested or have an aptitude for more hands on things like woodshop or turning a wrench....
I suppose they can sit next to me and play music while I build them a jewelry box or install their starter....
Jane Doe Yes indeed. That and home economics as well. America has really dropped the ball on that. Now, everything is cheaply made overseas. It was so cool to break up the school day with shop, music, driver’s ed, and art classes. Glad I lived it.
In uk, public schools are for the rich! Plus we call it wood work.
@@gasgiant7122 I thought public schools are free while private schools are for rich 🤔
I bet the tree spirits are so pleased that they are turned into something beautiful, and have not given their lives in vain,absolutely stunning.
Thanks very much, Paul :)
Every time you added another detail I thought, "MORE? REALLY?" because each piece was something else you had to plane down, but ultimately the end result was so worth it. Intricate, beautiful, and made with so much care.
Same here! I was like "what does he do next? what is this slim panel for, the sides? oooh it's for the crown!" Such a magnificent wardrobe
Right there with you
Felt like I was watching Bob Ross. "He's gotta be done now--oh wow that's even better!"
I have often thought what a horrendous waste of wood pallets are, but to see this wonderful piece of furniture made from them warms my heart. Wish more people would upcycle like this!
Pallets are one of the most recycled products. I do work at a plant that repairs and sells pallets. They pay good money for used ones and business is booming.
@@patrickdurham8393 That’s really great to hear. I see stacks & stacks at our local railway yard just abandoned & rotting away. 👍👍
@@lynnew5619 It'll all be compost and new forest in a hundred years!
I recycle pallets Into all types of things.
@@NoTaboos please be super wary of what pallets you use for firewood: most of them are treated with the highly toxic chemical methyl bromide. You want pallets that are marked as "Heat treated".
The immense amount of energy we all have within each of us was never meant to destroy but to create.
This is a prime example.
Sir, you are a phenomenal woodworker.
This was one of the most enjoying videos I have seen in a long time.
Peace.
Thanks Jan :)
@jan russ. You are so right! peace!
@The-Man-Who-Chortles ... username checks out ✔
Drakijy yup a numpty by name numpty by nature
Gods, whatever form you want to think of, have one real superpower: creation. And we humans, the only thing that matters is the amazing things our loving and forgiveness can create. In that perception, we all are gods.
Just found your channel 5 years of catching up amazing wardrobe
I'm a professional cabinet maker and have been so for 35 years. That was one of the most interesting builds I've seen considering it was made from pallets.
Thanks very much, Henry :)
Henry Mostert I was going to say the exact same thing but you’ve beaten me to it. And it’s not only that all the wood came from pallets! The carpentry shop I owned before I retired has machines that sped up production, like CNC machines. I can’t imagine how many hours it took in total from start to finish!! Impressive.
The fact it was "trash" wood makes it better.
I’ll never look at a pallet again in the same way . Unbelievable job sir
Thanks D B Cooper :)
Drop @&$^%×@× stuning a thousand? $10,000 wow dude!!
D.B Cooper, that is a Funny username.
Y’all did he just recycle the nails too...that’s it my mind is completely blown for sure now. I’m hooked
Thanks Data :)
When I was apprenticed as a carpenter, light years ago the boss would have us streighten bent nails to reuse if we had no work in
On nous a toujours appris à détordre et réutiliser les vieux clous rouillés, ils tiennent bien mieux dans le bois que des neufs.
"Planer Cam" was Epic all on it's own, lol 🤣😎
I think I can hear the pallet rejoicing. They couldn't believe their luck. They thought they were at the end of their usefulness. And then you came along.
Good one, it occurred to me too. Like a fairy tale happy ending come real.
Haha
Beautiful, I love how it gives wood a second chance. He even recycles the nails.
You are an artist and you deserve all my respect.
Thanks very much :)
i mean i kinda wish he'd've at least used rust remover on the nails, but that's just nitpicking at that point lol.
Really pretty incredible work.
A joy to watch. You know someone’s on top of their game when they make hard things look easy.
Thanks Alastair :)
Making it look easy is the truest sign of a master.
Your attention to detail is unparalleled, you are a true craftsman and artist. To simply refer to this as "Upcycling" is such an understatement. This is stunning and a true work of art!
Thanks very much :)
The most impressive thing is that he did it all by himself. Assembling such a large piece of furniture single handedly is impressive
Totally agree. The quality is impressive but what I admire most is he just did the work. Got it done.
No he didn't. All professional maskins did it for him
@@annashealthylifeeverything8583 As well?
@@annashealthylifeeverything8583 what? 😄
The fact that this was built from pallet wood is astounding!
It works out best if you use wood.
I'm absolutely speechless. What craftsmanship and most of all, patience.
Thanks :)
And time a lot of time👍
Well, now we know what the "Wardrobe" in the "Chronicles of Narnia" looks like! That is the most amazing creation in wood that I've ever seen and I'm 79 years old! Thank you for sharing your magical skills with us!
Actually, this is something that was from the show Game Of Thrones. The wardrobe in Chronicles of Narnia looked nothing like this
@@garrisondodd9253 Okay first of all that's literally not true. A single glance at the description would show that. But secondly, even if you were right, who cares! This person left a lovely comment and there's no need to correct her when she shows her appreciation.
Grandmaster carpenter! Wow. Still trying fathom why 600+ people would down vote this. Unbelievable lack of appreciation.
Thanks Grant :)
@abc def that's deep.... like that wardrobe.
Those People would Boo Santa Clause :)
They're jealous. That's the point 😉
That’s not carpentry, that’s fine cabinetry making, ebanistería.
The perfect joints. My OCD brain loves it when he fits the parts in so snug against each other.
Perfection is not optional.
This is how they made it in the good old days, made for use and made for last year's to come, not like the crap there is made today.
Fantastic to see your skills.
Thanks Jesper :)
Yeah correct ☺☺
Your home must be so beautiful with all of these gorgeous pieces of furniture in it. Thank you for sharing how you make them. ♥
You are very welcome :)
Very well equipped shop with a man who knows how to use all the tools to their maximum capability especially the grey matter between his ears ! Well done sir.
Thanks very much, Rick :)
And to you sir... very well said!
Hahaha!!! EXACLY!
It wasn't the brain, nor the groin that was used, but the Heart and not the fart. Remember that son.
Final exam is, "here is 10 palets, make something." Lol awesome
I cannot believe this is real. I keep saying "NO WAY" really loudly, and "Get outta here!" This is incredible! I'm amazed.
Thanks James :)
This is without a doubt the most impressive pallet upcycle I've ever seen. I was captivated the whole 20 minutes!
Hear Hear
One detail of the build that I truly appreciate, is your reuse of the nails. A former boss would not want me to save nuts and bolts that I had saved from a disassembly project. He then would go and purchase new fasteners of the same sizes.
Your artistic work goes without mention.
Thanks James. I love trying to reuse as much as possible :)
I used to work making roofing slate. Because of the weight of the slate the pallets we used were made of oak and maple. Sometimes the boards were a foot wide. They were beautiful to look at just as they were. If the pallet got too damaged by a fork truck they were thrown away. I often tried to think of ways to reuse them but my wood working skills are pretty rudimentary, nothing like this guy. Imagine what he could do with foot wide oak and maple!
I work in manufacturing now and we are always getting huge pieces in on these giant high end pallets. I always look at them with envy. Mostly maple. Good wood. Not the junk of a standard pallet. But they get reused a billion times. Not allowed to take any. 😞
How about recycle and put the word out you have some. I'm sure you wouldn't have them long. And more beauty would find a way into this world. If we work together we can do anything.
I’m confident this guy could turn wide Maple into narrow Pine.
How do people not like this...this is magical just watching...maybe they don’t like cause he’s not walking us step by step on how to do it...either way I’m freaking amazed 💕
@@waseemmajid5734 NO
Trust me...right now with nothing but doom and gloom on the radio, tv, email, social media...every minute of the day...things like this put me at ease even if just a moment
It was done step by step. He didn't provide measurements. A smart person can come up with their own.
I still think there was more wood involved ... i dont see how he used the wood from those pallets to build that entire cabinet. That cabinet has a LOT of wood and the pallets were skimpy on wood
the music!!!!....lol..but i love the video...so skilled..awesome man lot of talent
Tal vez no hallan suficientes palabras para expresar la calidad de su trabajo. Solo le puedo decir que usted, en el buen sentido de la frase, debe sentirse demasiado orgulloso de lo útil que es su existencia. Considero muy felices a las personas que se benefician de su espectacular trabajo. Y sobre todo, el agradecimiento por compartir sus habilidades. Personas como usted, aportan demasiada a la humanidad. Felicitaciones!!!
Thank you.
Stunning workmanship.
That’s not carpentry, that’s art, with a bit of magic thrown in.
Thanks Newts Nest :)
Actually its woodworking. Carpentry is making houses.
Yes, of course!!!!
Wonderfull resyclin Art of a very high leval!!!!
Truer words were never spoken. Simply magnificent!!
Hi, it's really hard to believe that this wardrobe is made of pallets. It's beyond anyone expectations. You are not just a master but also a talented one of wood and design.
Thanks very much :)
@@EpicUpCycling I know the endless amount of compliments is probably taking up your inbox but if you see this, you're a beautiful human and I hope you're doing well. Amazing work.
I just about died when he straightened the old rusty nails to reuse them.. you are amazing, Sir!
Thanks Shirley :)
waste not, want not... make use of all available resources and save a few bob at the same time 😉
@@grandy2875 Well said :)
😂
Shirley Gelinas my grandfather used to same, he lived in a time with nail and hammer and going to the hardware wasn’t quick and fast like nowadays.
Midwest Magic Cleaning sent me here, and I'm glad he did. What magical wardrobe, I would have liked a lighter girlier colour, maybe just a wash, but I loved watching it. Go you! 🎉
If ever there was a wardrobe to keep a copy of Jumanji in, then this is it.
Great idea, Jason :)
🤣🤣🤣🧻
I hear the drumbeat
Stunningly beautiful. That was a lot of work. I couldn't begin to imagine how many hours work was put into this. But an absolute masterpiece is the result.
Thanks Barry :)
Gift card was always the most exciting. I’m 67 now and just beat the Coronavirus. I watched this video and I am so inspired. When I get out of this bed, I will make something. You, sir, stir the most incredible creative juices anyone ever has. Thank you for enough inspiration to last the rest of my life. You truly have an incredible gift! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Elizabeth. Glad to hear you're recovering :)
Oh Elizabeth, that must have been horrific. God Bless you 🙏 and speedy recovery.
So glad you pulled through !! You go girl !!
Awesome💛. Pls put your video out, even if it is not as great as this, it will be sure to inspire♥️🙏🏼
OK, I'm 1:30 into this video and I just have to stop and say, this is totally worth a view just to see the pass through the planer! Brilliant!!
Who in their right mind could give this a thumbs down?
True craftsmanship, fantastic build!
Thanks Chad :)
👍Your welcome friend, God bless
Probably from other wood workers who can't even make anything half this nice even with brand new materials. They're just haters and jealous probably.
IKEA
Jealous good for nothing!
after even further thought whats just as impressive as the passion and craftsmanship is the fact that your builds are flat packable and easy to dissamable and reassemble, the quality and thought is unbelievable, good job sir i feel inspired!
I totally agree with that statement
Amazing
I have always been impressed at how much of an improvement taking the surface off old wood and refinishing it makes, But you took it to a whole new level. You took wood that most people would think was utterly useless and made a masterpiece out of it. This is something truly special.
Thanks very much :)
Jaw on the floor once again! Such amazing work! Bravo 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks :)
That's the masterpiece that anyone would probably eager to leave to his children as a legacy. Marvelous work!
Wow, that shot going THROUGH THE PLANER at 1:13 was awesome and surprisingly scary. Love it.
I'm in absolute awe.
(Bows down)
"We're not worthy, we're not worthy..."
Thanks Amy :)
I think your videos are among the most uplifting in (on?) all of TH-cam. I watch them often. Thank you!
Thanks Lars :)
This man can make some serious money if he's not already doing so.
This is the most phenomenal, inspirational and beautiful thing that I’ve seen in a very long time. The creativity, the skill, the art involved in the entire process, what a joy to watch.
You’ve absolutely made my day and you’ve made me think about the fact that things don’t have to be what they seem to be at first glance. Those dingy old pallets, made into this gorgeous piece of artwork... mind blown.
I’ve seen many beautiful pieces of reclaimed pallet wood furniture before and admired them but what you’ve done here is really beyond compare. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent and the fruits of your labor that you clearly loved creating. Marvelous! 💗
Thanks very much :)
Blimey! All that detail and out of scruffy looking pallets. Honestly, I have to stop telling the wife about your work. This wardrobe is amazing.
Thanks very much :)
First , this is a masterpiece !!! You are extremely talented !!! Second , it made me feel close to my Grandfather . He loved to do things like this as a challenge and for the fun of it . He has been gone for a long time . So thank you for the gift of his presence . 💖💖💖
Woodworker? Carpenter? Cabinet maker? I don't think so. You're a freakin' magician! ❤
Agreed! The blend of subtractive and additive magic is sublime.
My god that was amazing,THE BEST PALLET WOOD PROJECT EVER.......
Thanks Taz :)
That would be a perfect coat closet with a hidden door to another room in the back of it.
I think one of the best features of this is that the front not only has the intended square pattern, but due to the grain direction change it also adds an almost ghosted diamond pattern.
Forethought, inset experiential extraordinaire.
I'm shocked at how ugly pallets can be transformed into such a beautiful and magical piece of functional artfully crafted furniture. I'm not sure how many man hours went into creating this piece, but you certainly have set the bar for pallet recycling. Just gorgeous 😍 ❤️
Thanks Stefanie :)
Lol. Other people: I made a coffee table/bed/bench/etc out of recycled wooden pallets!
This guy: I made a magic Narnia wardrobe
Other people: Welp, imma gonna go now.....
When you remove the crud off the pallet pieces, it's just wood to work with. Nice piece.
What a artist this man is, the craftsmanship is epic , makes me so happy to see people so passionate, thank you sir x. Amazing
Thank you, Lorraine :)
The song “it costs that much cause it takes me fu**ing hours” comes to mind!! God level woodwork! Truly a master of his craft
Wow first of all the beauty of the closet, and the patience, and the accuracy, and all that wood taken from something that was thrown to waste, I work with recycled wood and I know how much work it takes, I really appreciate your creation and work, thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for the comment, Yossi :)
I usually end woodworking videos feeling like if I owned the equipment I could accomplish the same thing.
I am in awe of the patience and precision involved in making this wardrobe. 🙌
omg that is the most beautiful wardrobe I've ever seen, can't believe you've made it out from pallets. breathtaking!!
OMG!!! this is a piece of art!! well done as usual👍
Thanks :)
I think the above "made out of nothing etc..." misses out that there was obvious mastery in skill and knowledge required to make this piece of furniture
Thanks :)
Right! And professional tools, too. 😑
And an entire factory of super expensive tools and machines.
you forgetting one thing.....knowledge is OK....but I disagree on skill.....he is using best technologies and tools to make it work....can he do the same thing with simple tools like, hammer and saw.....if yes then I would say has skills too
Really amazing job.
I would still be impressed if you had used top quality timber. This is a masterpiece & to actually use pallet wood is unbelievable when you see the finished item. Massive pat on the back sir.
Thanks very much :)
Then it wouldn't belong on an "upcycling" channel, no?
IF I ever get a garage ... or a space to work ... that project has singularly inspired me to take up woodworking at some time in my life.
Randy Zeitman
Ha. It’s so cruel, watching this without having access to a proper workshop, isn’t it? Story of my life. So many creative ideas, but not the space or tools, to ever make them come true!
@@raraavis7782 At this point, with the space I have, all I can do is learn to cook better omelettes.
The 2nd time watching this, this time I remembered to like it. ❤ When I want to stress down, I just watch your vids... as it amaze me every time, your craftsmanship, your patience... Yep, you are awsome! ❤
Thanks :)
This was 19 minutes and 40 seconds of pure delight. I love seeing an artist at work. The joy was both in the journey and the result. Thank you.
Who said minimalism is a good idea???? Look at this beautiful maximalist art work! 😻😻😻😻
Magnificent! “Yes,” said the Lord Digory, “Its inside is bigger than its outside.”
“Yes,” said Queen Lucy. “In our world too, a stable once had something inside it that was bigger than our whole world.”
― C.S. Lewis, The Chronicles of Narnia
I'm merely repeating what everyone in your comment section is saying, but I am so moved by your artistry I can't help myself. Are you making these pieces for clients, for yourself, to sell? I think these will be pieces that can be passed on generation after generation. Exquisite. Makes my day to see them and how you work with your craft.
Thanks very much. I just make these for my own home :)
@@EpicUpCycling Your home must be such an inspiring place to be. Thank you for sharing your work with us who only dream we could do what you do.
That was the best 20 mins I've ever spent on TH-cam! Thank you for that.🙏
Thanks you :)
What a pleasure to see such fine craftsmanship.
Thanks Animal :)
I cannot fathom the creative, engineering and mathematical talents/skills needed to create this magically beautiful wardrobe. 🤯 mind blown! Thank you for bringing us along for the ride.
Abnormal in positive definition!!!
A absolutly stunning and breathtaking furniture.... OMG!!!
I’d like to have just 1% of your talent...this is tremendously well-done. Thank you for putting it up!
Thanks Andrew :)
I’ve always believed in giving credit where credit is due...I’d love to try something like this but don’t have the space to try. And, I admit, the drive to achieve the finest detail that you have perfected. I’ll be subscribing to your channel...who knows, I might just learn something!
Definitely an awesome build but don’t cut yourself short. You possess the ability to do great things. If another human can do it then you can too, it’s just a matter of will, time, patience, and perseverance.
@@presmasterflash7555 and money / tools, obsiously!
When I see work like this, it makes me want to challenge myself to new heights and depths of skill. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve never clicked both ‘Like’ and ‘Suscribe’ buttons faster in my life. Your work and talent is beyond words. We all are speechless. Amazing.
Thanks Alan. More videos coming soon :)
This is stunning. You may only have 352 drawers, but you've probably cut 10,000 miters! The finish really makes it. Just outstanding. I aspire to making one someday, even if only one quarter as impressive.
Thanks very much.
And everything without a domino-jointer, a nail-gun and pocket holes. Thank you for that! This is a project where you can see and feel the enormous amount of work. Nothing we see here couldn't be done by anyone, if they had the skill and time. And with even less tools. Table-saw, hand saw, battery drill and a router(table), as I see it. This is a super-relatable video. Superb!
Thanks for the comment, Nilshi :)
Except for the not-domino but biscuit (I stand corrected) jointer used on the very fist glue assembly shown... :P
@@BenKingEagles Do you possible mean the biscuit joiner, that can be had for 1/10 of what a domino joiner costs ?
@@jesperdahl1486 Yer right, I used the wrong name. My point was more humourous and nebulous as biscuits, dominos and dowels all perform roughly the same function. Saying "without a domino-jointer" but using a biscuit is.. well it's the same thing just cheaper.
@@BenKingEagles No not really, a biscuit joiner is purely for alignment as it adds no strength, whereas a domino is a form of loose tenon which DOES add strength.
That is beyond stunning. Anyone would be lucky to have a wardrobe half that stunning in their house!
This should be a secret entrance to a hidden room, with easy to remove back panels, but still love this👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Harvey :)
It's amazing something so beautiful could be made from scrap; it's absolutely fantastic.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, the recycling concept in the finished product is astounding!
Great cinematography by sending that camera through the planer!
Thanks for your comments :)
Все ролики, которые просмотрел за последнии дни, произвели сильнейшее впечатление.
Руки мастера, идеи, инструмент, манера работы. Все выше всяческих похвал.
А сами изделия...... найду подходящий хвалебный эпитет, напишу.
Спасибо. Все супер
Thanks vey much :)
Hands-down the best pallet upcycling I've ever seen.
Thanks Christy :)
Amazing. Master with a capital letter. Simply - Golden hands.
This is so interesting and great job, I love the fact that he recycled. Why would someone dislike such an inspiring video.
Thanks Rosseita :)
Wal-Mart and IKEA are very disappointed with this real carpenter.
Jealousy. Plain and simple
Wow! Truly an incredible talent! I don’t think I could even DRAW a cabinet that detailed 😩
Wow. So gorgeous! And that hardware too! **chef's kiss**
Also, so glad you included a clip of you exiting the wardrobe - anyone who builds a human-sized wardrobe & doesn't attempt to stand/hide in it at least once isn't doing it right XD
The Fawlty Towers factor.
This wardrobe is a real Work of art. 👏
It's a masterpiece! Your creativity with this project really came through and you still do all this with pallet wood, absolutely brilliant!
Thanks very much :)
Это не просто красиво! Шикарно! Это.... просто нет слов от восхищения!
I did a computer desk in pine with laque paint and he took me 104 days of works with a few tool, your machine are great and your skill. I know what it takes to craft something from scratch and your are really great, patience, precision for details.👌
The "I'm blown away" feeling easily deems this a masterpiece. Absolutely stunning. I really enjoyed the video. Great job.
Thanks :)
@@EpicUpCycling You're welcome
I'm just over a min in and already this is the first time I have ever seen someone send a camera through the planer
I enjoyed making that shot :)
@@EpicUpCycling it enjoyed watching that and the rest of the video. Great job! Eventually I'll have a shop I can do this stuff in...it at least attempt it ^__^
Totally putting his audience into the experience. No detail overlooked. The Michelangelo of wood-working.
I know. That was Amazing!
1:10 Daredevil stunt.
To the 806 people who didn't like this....all I can say is jealousy is a sad monster... What an amazing thing of beauty created from junk timber....well done sir.
Thanks very much, Antony :)
That is one beautiful woodwork. Great work here!
This is just magical. The patience and the artistry is out of this world.
Thanks Dilip :)
Stunning.
An heirloom for the generations to follow.
This is the kind of wardrobe that gets you into Narnia!