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You can get at least .50 cents for each pallet stringer at your local pallet company.

That looks great.

The only thing wrong with this video is that you have more "erms" in your conversation than pallet boards behind you.

These frames are very nice! You cannot compare these to store bought frames. Nice work!

It might be prudent to use a floating fastener system on the top to allow for seasonal changes.

Wow, JD! You work fast!😄 I'm so sorry you're moving away from Moscow. I'll never forget being in your class and all the things I learned. You're a great teacher. Moscow Middle School will not be the same without you downstairs. The kids who got to be in your class through the years were truly blessed. 😀

hi uncle jd! these are awesome videos!

lovin the intro pallet man!

This title makes me excited!!!!

Wow this is actually so cool

THATS MY UNCLE!!!

woooo jonathan!!!

another rung on the ladder we call life

A word I learned about building a new shop....make it as large as you can or make it easy to add to. I have a 20 by 40, want more room.

Lucky! But not when the packers lost to the lions -James

I found the quickest way for me to break down pallets was to buy two forklifts, I use one from one when to hold it down while I lift from the other side. You'll want to splurge on some new electric ones, they are a little more controllable with the precise lifting.

Great Video.

Mr.P with the new heat content lol. btw this is Henry

That looks amazing. We need to commission something. You deliver to Kentucky? :)

Ayooo Mr.p your videos are actually heat. Btw this is Henry

ahh, and ahh, and ahh, so on and so forth....great info but that constant ahh will drive you nuts! try working on that, it can be stopped.

Yoooo you da best

Just had to make it 200 comments. (I am now the 200th comenter)

Remember when the Lions beat the packers? -James (Your favorite student) Also I like the music in the video

And and and and and and. For goodness’ sake find another conjunction. Alternatively, consider working out in advance what you want to say, maybe even write a script. If that doesn’t work , try just a few prompt notes!

Not easier just prying the boards off the stringers and backward hammering the nail tips left in the boards.

I saw thru the nails with a reciprocating saw. (Sawzall type). Never a split or broken board.

great idea,,, thank you

Am I the only one who finds this guy's voice God-awful annoying? The way he says "uh" in every sentence just grates on my nerves. Could be the room acoustics or the EQ on the mic he is using combined with his high pitched voice. I dunno. Could not finish watching an otherwise interesting video.

I got one too and they work great.

Poor baby's hands hurt. Let's see, decent pair of work gloves.. $7 dollars... single purpose power tool $50... kickback from Airlocker ? "still working hard on that".

Providing firewood is nothing more than contributing to poor air quality. The smoke from burning wood contains 20X the carcinogenic particulates of tobacco smoke.

Dude! Have you heard of the "parrot beak nail puller?" It has a handle that slides to impact the front of the tool which allows the beak to go below the nail head and then the impact part is pulled back to be a longer lever. Best of luck!

Know why old woodworkers have sloped foreheads? It’s from seeing stuff like this! After watching, slapping my forehead, uttering the inevitable “I’ll be danger,” and jumping on Amazon for the obvious - I added another .5 degrees slope to my forehead with a hearty slap. Well done video, excellent presentation and totally useful info. Thanks!

good tip... never knew they used hardwood for pallets!

Get a small tube drill, drill down around the nails in the stringers, then the cut off nails will fall out of the big stringer wood.

hearing protection

great work. enjoyed watching from start to finish. just my opinion, of course, but for end tables, they seem a little too tall for me, but at the end of saw the reason.

Wow. If you pull the nails before you take the pallet apart you will save yourself a crap load of time and effort. Not sure why taking a pallet apart would be such a major production, lol. I've been taking them apart and reusing them for years. But, to each his own.

Your pallets, and therefore also the nails you're pulling, are pretty new, so you shouldn't have this problem, but a claw hammer will often break off the head on at least one side, if not both, of an older, rusted nail, in which case the 'V' in the hammer's claw won't have anything to hold onto to pull the nail. That's when a pair of pincer pliers comes in really handy to pull the nail, since it grips onto the shaft and doesn't really need the head of the nail, and the farther you lever it over while pulling, the stronger it grips! Also, for those who don't have a compressor to connect to an Air Locker - funny, the only air locker I've heard of before watching this video was the kind you'd find in a 4X4's diff! - you might want to consider one of Spring Tools' wonderful little nail setters and/or hole punches. They'd also save you a lot of time because they eliminate the need for a hammer and you only have one tool to concentrate on. They have quite a variety of different ones for different purposes that can be bought in sets or individually, so check them out!

Buy self assembly pallets - saved time and you get some free nails too

Yawn ….

Hopefully your using ear protection

Watching this video it is easy to see your level of expertise. There are so many who can benefit from instruction and possibly build your "channel". Slow down and explain, you have a gift to share. The pocket hole maker would be a nice video.

Good information, done what you've been doing, it's labour intensive

So what do you do with the left over nail parts?

biogas bags strange idea

BORING - BORING - BORING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think this guy just likes to hear himself talk - BLAH BLAH BLAH

Are there any w/0 the need for air?