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From dreaming up and designing cool stuff to total tool geek-out, it’s time to take those old boards you’ve been saving or that old refrigerator pallet and upcycle/recycle it into your next DIY woodworking masterpiece.
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Tommy–Outstanding stuff dude. You are the man. Super impressed!
Charles–We’re working on a custom piece right now. Please let us know when you’re coming back. Thank you for your work there. We’ll try and get you details and photos asap–
Linda–We’re working on a pallet DIY project now. Stay tuned!
I would like more information on the pallet funiture that was posted on facebook…I would like to make it when I return back to the states .Im in Kuwait right now on my deployment . But will be back next year.. .
Any info on how to build this will be appriciated very much…
thanks in advance
Charles Shorter
where are the instructions do build the patio furniture from wood pallets that’s shown on your FB page please ?
I love the pallet furniture idea think I might make some! Check out my woodturning website http://www.bostonwoodturning.com
Need all the help I can get house burned 210 an till have nothing but a hut!
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Teresa–Some information about pallets. Take them apart carefully. Do not use the wood for any food contact areas as it may have been treated or had chemicals spilled on it (remember, these are built for life in industry—trucking, factories—not your kitchen). Be prepared for wood you don’t want to split to split when you nail or screw it. Most pallets we see are hardwoods–red oak for example. Or medium density species like poplar. And it’s all knotty and mangled stuff. Some people cut the nails to remove the planks. Others pry. We use a little bit of both techniques http://myfixituplife.com/DIY/pallet-diy-4-tips-for-taking-apart-pallets/ — Otherwise, the world is your oyster — Would love to see what you create — Let us know —
Ive always wanted to know how to so the pallet boards where it’s made into a table and sectional
Also looking for plans for the pallet/deck furniture.
Looking for how to make the furniture for outside with the pallets please…
looking for plans for the deck furniture
Thank you Roberto! This is awesome. Power up, get creative and work safely. We love project photos on our Facebook page. So once the stain dries, shoot some photos and send them along. We’ll keep and eye peeled–
Will–Thank you. Your work sounds really creative. Creating great photography is a good start. And share them with us, either here on our Facebook page. We love to see what people create!
Bonnie–The horse railing that I think you’re referring to (did you see it on our Facebook page?) is a custom piece done by someone else. After some research I’ve learned some artisans do these by hand while others, as you point out, have figured out how to CNC them. I contacted a few colleagues and was given this reference if you’re looking for an artisan. I do not know the person in the article — http://www.woodworkingnetwork.com/woodworking-project-photos/woodworker-project-plans/Life-Size-Wood-Chess-Figures-Made-With-3D-Scanning-and-CNC.html
I hope this helps. Please let me know. Your projects sound incredible. Please stay in touch.
Mark
please tell me if the horse railing is available to purchase!
Thank you.
It’s lovely
hello im a contractor, I love the show ! I have a question, for years I’ve been (recycling) carving scrap wood, tree branches, tree stumps, old tables, chairs and furniture into works of art . Do you have any suggestions on how I can get my stuff noticed ? Thanks.
Being. A horse lover & daughter of a western was artist I was curios was this total freestyle or did you do this on a cnc or programed machine. Don’t get DIY here but I applaud your work. I have had horses all my life and you did an excellent job. Wow, I was wondering how much you charge to do one about same size freestanding. This makes me want to add a second story so I could have one grace my home. It is simply gorgeous and I am married to a carpenter, haves horses and 2 western artists in family so that compliment is not given lightly. It is museum quality and I love it! Bonnie -Texas.
I love the horse staircase, I need one of those for my horse rescue! Price please?
Hi Christina, which projects were you looking for?
I need more information to do these projects
I’d like your blog! indeed very informative. .
Like you and many other woodworkers, we need some techniques and skills to plan and construct our project. I just want to share with you the resources I’ve got: 16,000 Plans for ANY Woodworking Project. This might help you and your blog readers do their projects.
Continue the good work!