I follow your channel as you may know. You create the best instructional videos out there. The lead-in schematics followed by detailed instructions is excellent. Keep up the good work.
Michael Blackstock - Thank you Michael. I believe I have just had your email. I am hoping that these “Project” videos will show folks a few fun ways they can make useful things out of recycled and reclaimed materials. 👍🏻
Nice one John. I can see you well prep'd everything before this video. Short and informative. Well done mate. If I made one, she would pinch it straight away for her garden stuff, guaranteed!
- Thats what I wanted these vids to be like, informative and to the point. They are just an example and quick demo of what is possible. Hopefully they will encourage more people to reuse more materials and create rather than buy. :)
I am so impressed I've got off my backside, gone up the shed and retrieved my woodworking tools. using your model I am going to make a fishing tackle storage box. (for the bits I don't take with me). Monday going down to the local dump which is next door to a pallet supplier to see what I can scrounge. Will be hand sanding as I don't as yet have a sander but that will be rectified in the future. This series is brilliant keep it coming.
- That is brilliant to hear mate. We have a lot of ideas coming up. Unfortunately a lot more time goes into the making of the video than the 10 mins of viewing. ;)
Absolutely brilliant! Useing the staple gun to hold projects together! I usually brad nail the pieces together. Getting out the compressor, finding the gun. Getting out the hose. Putting it all back...for literally 30 seconds of use is a pain! Clamp staple glue drill. Brilliant! Your next video should be on how to get the pallets apart without damaging them or yourself.
It's starting to stay between 0°c and -8°c so I'm making the same trunk. I need a place for all my knifes, Bino's gps and stuff like that l don't use....But apparently can't do without. I'm sure you know the feeling. Have you ever considered bow making? One video that's not so glamorous....But every true fan loves is "a day in the life" Tour of the work shops. Tag along when you go to the fish shops to buy tackle. What you do when your not making awesome videos. Just some rambling thoughts....
Hammerstone Artifacts - That is something people have requested but as it would give more details about it lives and you never know which jealous or malicious person could be watching we aren’t prepared to do that.
the kid - Thank you, this channel is going to be more of a random assortment of things we couldn’t really link in to the other channel. And will be a place to try our new projects. 😉👍🏻
Nice one John - I like how you have staggered the corner overlaps on the sides! My logical brain wouldn't have thought of that! I've been a mad collector of power tools for years, some now unfortunately in storage over the channel (a bit like some fishermen collect lures!) as no room here, but I do wonder what your imagination could create if you had access to my 'Toys' !!
colintraveller - Dovetails would be the perfect way to do this but would be too difficult for any novice DIY enthusiast to manage off the bat. It’s a thing of beauty when done right. 😊👍🏻
I am going to make one of these for my pellet stove tools. Great video, please keep it up.
Dane Goff - It is my pleasure Dane. All the best. 👍🏻😉
When I have projects like that i've mess everywhere John, a great video hope it becomes as popular as your fishing.
- Haha. What can I say mate, I'm a tidy organised person. ;) All the best mate.
I follow your channel as you may know. You create the best instructional videos out there. The lead-in schematics followed by detailed instructions is excellent. Keep up the good work.
Michael Blackstock - Thank you Michael. I believe I have just had your email. I am hoping that these “Project” videos will show folks a few fun ways they can make useful things out of recycled and reclaimed materials. 👍🏻
Staggering the sides was a great idea. Well done.
Tyler - Thank you. Not only does it look better in my opinion but it holds the boards in place better. 😉👍🏻
That's one way John of saving money, great stuff.
db d - I also find that things mean more to you if you’ve made them. 😊👍🏻🛠
@@thefishlockerworkshop you know mate.
Your little fella is going to love it. Its turned out great..
jan king - He keeps asking for a dinosaur holder now 😆🦖
@@thefishlockerworkshop haha well you must have more pallets laying around...bless him...so funny
jan king - He has just commandeered the latest project as his Dino holder. Haha.
@@thefishlockerworkshop hahaha smart lad...now you will have to make him a tool box lol
Nice one John. I can see you well prep'd everything before this video. Short and informative. Well done mate. If I made one, she would pinch it straight away for her garden stuff, guaranteed!
- Thats what I wanted these vids to be like, informative and to the point. They are just an example and quick demo of what is possible. Hopefully they will encourage more people to reuse more materials and create rather than buy. :)
Hello. A solid box is always usefull. I use them for my electric Tools and put them on shelving made from the same. All the best.
RHINO 54 - They really are soo useful. Too many uses to list. 👍🏻
I am so impressed I've got off my backside, gone up the shed and retrieved my woodworking tools. using your model I am going to make a fishing tackle storage box. (for the bits I don't take with me). Monday going down to the local dump which is next door to a pallet supplier to see what I can scrounge. Will be hand sanding as I don't as yet have a sander but that will be rectified in the future. This series is brilliant keep it coming.
- That is brilliant to hear mate. We have a lot of ideas coming up. Unfortunately a lot more time goes into the making of the video than the 10 mins of viewing. ;)
No problem, anticipation of whats to come makes it more exciting and I will probably make four/five boxes to store lots of items I have in the attic.
David Bainbridge - Please send us some pics of the finished articles!! 😊👍🏻
Absolutely brilliant! Useing the staple gun to hold projects together! I usually brad nail the pieces together. Getting out the compressor, finding the gun. Getting out the hose. Putting it all back...for literally 30 seconds of use is a pain! Clamp staple glue drill. Brilliant! Your next video should be on how to get the pallets apart without damaging them or yourself.
- I have done a little vid showing how I break them down. But I'm not here to teach folks how to suck eggs. lol. ;)
It's starting to stay between 0°c and -8°c so I'm making the same trunk. I need a place for all my knifes, Bino's gps and stuff like that l don't use....But apparently can't do without. I'm sure you know the feeling. Have you ever considered bow making? One video that's not so glamorous....But every true fan loves is "a day in the life" Tour of the work shops. Tag along when you go to the fish shops to buy tackle. What you do when your not making awesome videos. Just some rambling thoughts....
Hammerstone Artifacts - That is something people have requested but as it would give more details about it lives and you never know which jealous or malicious person could be watching we aren’t prepared to do that.
you make an excellent job john out of old pallet wood
Love the new channel John. Continued success....
the kid - Thank you, this channel is going to be more of a random assortment of things we couldn’t really link in to the other channel. And will be a place to try our new projects. 😉👍🏻
You inspire me during this lockdown ... giving loads of good ideas...
Thanks for the idea! I just picked up a few pallets! nick work man!
Colorado Crafter - There are dozens of things you can do with them. Best of luck. 😊👍🏻
Thank you for video, APRICIATE it
I never thought about making old apple crates with pallets.
RJ - Pallet Wood is great stuff and often really versatile. Usually the only limit is your imagination.
Great stuff nice to see you doing other awesome practical projects
Tom barons Fishing & Mtb - Hopefully these vids will help encourage folks to use more reclaimed materials for fun projects. 😉👍🏻🛠
Great job 👏
Nice one John - I like how you have staggered the corner overlaps on the sides! My logical brain wouldn't have thought of that! I've been a mad collector of power tools for years, some now unfortunately in storage over the channel (a bit like some fishermen collect lures!) as no room here, but I do wonder what your imagination could create if you had access to my 'Toys' !!
- Haha. Unfortunately my limiting factor is also storage. My imagination knows no bounds!! :P
Great video! I’ll be trying this 👍
WOOHOOO!
Nice job 👌🏾
Thanks 👍🏻
The lattuce effect is more or less a simplified version of a dovetail joint .
colintraveller - Dovetails would be the perfect way to do this but would be too difficult for any novice DIY enthusiast to manage off the bat. It’s a thing of beauty when done right. 😊👍🏻
Very good John. Do a video how to strip the bloody pallets lol
- Already done one. Its on the same playlist. ;)
@@thefishlockerworkshop your just showing off now :) top job will have a look quite inspired now
ter - Get amongst the pallet wood action. The only limit is your imagination. 😉👍🏻🛠
I used to make picket fences out of pallet wood
chucky - That is an old school thing isn’t it. I remember and old boy across the road from us growing up did the same.
@@thefishlockerworkshop my missis loves them and wanted one 😂, so I built it for her. Did the old boy give you a love for pallets and a saw.
chucky - Haha. No he was a bit of a grumpy bugger.
@@thefishlockerworkshop they look fantastic painted white
@@thefishlockerworkshop ahh no 😭
I did it myself with the Woodprix plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.
I started with woodglut plans.
I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.
I did it with Stodoys.
I think you can learn more about this on woodglut.
I did it with woodglut woodworking plans.
I did it with woodglut woodworking plans.