Agreed. The best part of the video was the simple trick at the end to use a 2x4. Makes me wonder now, gotta play around with other pieces of wood I might have laying around in in case I can get the same effect without having to spend money on a tool. =) Thank you.
If you get into the longer pallets that are make with 2x4's and 4x4's. I am about finished with. I have used all the the 8', 10' and 16' 2x4's. I have also used all of my 4x4's and even used 2by's to make 4x4's. I used the 5' , 1x4's and some 1x6' pallet slats. Cut them to 5'. I even used some of the regular nails from the pallets. All I have to do is make a 10' gate with a small 2 wheeled cart to support the gate. Then the grandkids can paint the fence. I don't mess with the regular pallet 2x4's unless I have a use for those other than firewood.
Don't know about Stateside, but we have to check the originins of pallets across Europe, as some of the older ones were preserved with chemicals that turn toxic, when exposed to naked flames.
Thank u so much for this!!! That's pallet heaven ur in there!!! We repurpose pallet wood and make all kinds of things with the wood so this video was very helpful bc we need to think smarter not harder! Btw thank u for ur service!!!
Thanks for that Marty...Might check them out...now while I am watching this, I will make a point that when I am dismantling pallets, I use my old safety shoes, just in case my shoes invite a nail into them. I have thick soles on them...so far so good. Not keen on having nails in my feet..lol
It helps to be a full grown man too. There is no substitute for elbow grease and power. I had a metal shop build one like the flatbar one you got. I love tearing into pallets.
The ebay one ( black tool) seems to pull the boards straight up . A lot of these seem to pull on one edge of the board to start , which is not as good.
Amazing help. I really appreciate you! I spent a few weeks getting through 5-6 pallets with a hammer and a flathead screwdriver... never again. All the best mate, cheers.
They don’t pop apart as easily with 2x4 pry bar here in Maine, perhaps the humidity is too high. Thanks for the video. I’ve been thinking of buying one of the tools but wanted to see other people’s reviews.
great review....funny thing I just made one pallet breaker on my channel a slight deference it has a lever system that will work with really wide planks....love the video sir cheers
Thank you for a very good review. It was easy to understand and enjoyable to watch. My only comment is to you and all the other people dismantling pallets; it is not safe to throw boards down with the nail side up. If you leave one, someone may have a nasty accident !
The hell are you doing buying expensive gizmos from the Internet, bro, when you already have the cheap and genius concept to hand? I'd have never thought about that method myself and it's so obvious, but you'd need something to pull out the first slat with, though. Thanks for posting.
I ordered the original pallet monster off ebay. When I strip the slats off, 90 % of the nails come off with the slat. Just use a prybar nail puller to take the nails from the 2x4s. As for the nails in the slats, I take the slats to the band saw and cut off the nails in 10 seconds. Yes, I have to be careful when cutting the slats for a project but in most cases the nail head pieces can be in the scrap. Saves a lot of time collecting slats for stock.
On the eBay Black Pallet Buster did it pull the nails out with the boards better than the Amazon Aluminum where the nails went thru the board? I ordered 2 of the Black ones yesterday off of eBay. I had some eBay bucks to spend, so that knocked the price down some. I'll need to get two steel pipes though, but I definitely see this cuts down the labor time than using basic tools or a 2X4. 👍 Thank you for posting the review Marty! Just FYI - Since this was videoed a while back, the link for eBay has expired. Here is the link I purchased mine from and looks the same as yours. www.ebay.com/itm/193474668898
Agreed. The best part of the video was the simple trick at the end to use a 2x4. Makes me wonder now, gotta play around with other pieces of wood I might have laying around in in case I can get the same effect without having to spend money on a tool. =) Thank you.
Feeling pretty dumb that I'd never thought about using a 2x4 as a level to break these apart. Great video!
If you get into the longer pallets that are make with 2x4's and 4x4's. I am about finished with. I have used all the the 8', 10' and 16' 2x4's. I have also used all of my 4x4's and even used 2by's to make 4x4's. I used the 5' , 1x4's and some 1x6' pallet slats. Cut them to 5'. I even used some of the regular nails from the pallets. All I have to do is make a 10' gate with a small 2 wheeled cart to support the gate. Then the grandkids can paint the fence. I don't mess with the regular pallet 2x4's unless I have a use for those other than firewood.
Great video now I feel like going out an rioting some ty hose bad boys apart.😉
Don't know about Stateside, but we have to check the originins of pallets across Europe, as some of the older ones were preserved with chemicals that turn toxic, when exposed to naked flames.
Thank u so much for this!!! That's pallet heaven ur in there!!! We repurpose pallet wood and make all kinds of things with the wood so this video was very helpful bc we need to think smarter not harder! Btw thank u for ur service!!!
@Ayaan Miguel ur right
I think that you would be happy with either if only had one or the other…. I’m waiting for mine to arrive today!! I’m getting ready watching you.
Thanks for that Marty...Might check them out...now while I am watching this, I will make a point that when I am dismantling pallets, I use my old safety shoes, just in case my shoes invite a nail into them. I have thick soles on them...so far so good. Not keen on having nails in my feet..lol
It helps to be a full grown man too. There is no substitute for elbow grease and power. I had a metal shop build one like the flatbar one you got. I love tearing into pallets.
Marty, I enjoyed your video. I watched it to the very end. And you're right, a 2x4 works just as good. Thank you for that tip.
The ebay one ( black tool) seems to pull the boards straight up . A lot of these seem to pull on one edge of the board to start , which is not as good.
Amazing help. I really appreciate you! I spent a few weeks getting through 5-6 pallets with a hammer and a flathead screwdriver... never again. All the best mate, cheers.
great video!!! thanks for sharing, love the hack! it sure does make it a lot easier than using a hammer and crowbar!
They don’t pop apart as easily with 2x4 pry bar here in Maine, perhaps the humidity is too high.
Thanks for the video. I’ve been thinking of buying one of the tools but wanted to see other people’s reviews.
Thanks for the video. I got the Vestil because Amazon has a great return policy so if I don't like it, I can always return it.
I love your accent! Thank you for the helpful 2x4 tip and THANK YOU for your service. God bless :)
accent? where you from?
What an awesome running commentary. Very helpful.
Great idia ... Save money.... Thankyou Sir....
Ì think I'd stick with a 2X4 mate, good video, From the UK
I just oderd the monster ripper, after seeing your video...thanks.
just ordered the ebay tool...thank you. great help!
Way to go Marty! You are a pallets buster whisperer!
great review....funny thing I just made one pallet breaker on my channel a slight deference it has a lever system that will work with really wide planks....love the video sir cheers
Thank you for a very good review. It was easy to understand and enjoyable to watch. My only comment is to you and all the other people dismantling pallets; it is not safe to throw boards down with the nail side up. If you leave one, someone may have a nasty accident !
Thank you.
On eBay they have the 3-piece handle with the pallet Buster for about $45
Great review! I am looking for a pallet buster, this will help me make my choice!
The Ebay tool was easier to use because the handle is longer; more leverage!
Great Demo and evaluation, simply explained
Not me running outside to try a 2x4 on my pallets
Heads up: The rover tool has a thin tube that will collapse if you try to take apart an oak pallet. The one that I got was junk within 30 minutes!!!!
Love the hack! Thanks!
That was amazing, wish I had seen this a week ago.
Yes I would
More sturdily built?
Now that was funny!
Next revue should be on ab blasters. Bot do i need one quick.
nice 2 by 4 trick !
thank u for showing us the tools...the other tip is neat ...
Thanks man. The pallet king.
I have seen the eBay 1 been built on TH-cam
The hell are you doing buying expensive gizmos from the Internet, bro, when you already have the cheap and genius concept to hand?
I'd have never thought about that method myself and it's so obvious, but you'd need something to pull out the first slat with, though.
Thanks for posting.
My pallet source cuts the slats off and the nail shanks stay in 2x4 making it difficult to rip. Does anyone make a tool to remove these cut off nails?
I ordered the original pallet monster off ebay. When I strip the slats off, 90 % of the nails come off with the slat. Just use a prybar nail puller to take the nails from the 2x4s.
As for the nails in the slats, I take the slats to the band saw and cut off the nails in 10 seconds. Yes, I have to be careful when cutting the slats for a project but in most cases the nail head pieces can be in the scrap. Saves a lot of time collecting slats for stock.
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I made a bit to remove the nails,
An air locker. It is a tool that will do the job.
@@terrydriggers5217
Locker?
I know there's air punches, but I've never heard of a locker.
Thank you sir!
How many nails on the wood
Normally 2 on each nail point some of the bigger pallets have 4 nails on the nail points
NICE
Them pallets are easy to stip block s pallets a lot harder
Military people always are doing well .
Made mine out of 3x3 angle iron and a pipe
thanks alot the 2x4 method cool
On the eBay Black Pallet Buster did it pull the nails out with the boards better than the Amazon Aluminum where the nails went thru the board? I ordered 2 of the Black ones yesterday off of eBay. I had some eBay bucks to spend, so that knocked the price down some. I'll need to get two steel pipes though, but I definitely see this cuts down the labor time than using basic tools or a 2X4. 👍 Thank you for posting the review Marty! Just FYI - Since this was videoed a while back, the link for eBay has expired. Here is the link I purchased mine from and looks the same as yours. www.ebay.com/itm/193474668898
Pallet wood is not treated and will not last outside very long.Rots very eadily.
Where is your safety glasses there bud!!
cool
Cool!
thanks!!!
just ordered the ebay tool...thank you. great help!