I checked out the "measure twice, cut once" podcast. Their woodworking content is great, very informative. Their off-topic comments on everything else, however, shows their baby boomer aspects perfectly.
The VERY BEST on YT. Nostalgia, Intrigue, Tension, Engineering, Drama a real Film Noir. I had no idea how it would turn out until late in the build. I love it. Impressive is a mundane term. You need to add the "Thanks" button. This is worth paying to see.
Dear Dainsy, I’ve recently started watching your channel as I’m just getting into woodworking myself and love your videos. Keep up the excellent work. Cheers Alex
8:23 what could possible go wrong 😍😍😍 I say that all the time in my shop and things tend to go wrong in all kinds of ways for me, but that's what makes it interesting. This was an awesome build, thanks for sharing it.
"Beating the snot out of a slab is pretty essential" and here I am thinking that was glue running out!😳 🤣🤣 bwahahaha 🤣🤣 Absolute wizardry magic happening right before our blood shot hung over eyeballs!🥴 Top notch, cobba. 👍🏽
Hola!🖐After binging through your channel, I'm finally up to your bench build!!! Looking forward to getting caught up to real time. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
While I do appreciate your woodworking skills, most videos like this always have the best equipment and a workshop. Maybe a video with just a saw and a hammer in the yard?
two projects i wanted to start as my "first real project," stupidly long before even trying to make jigs or tools to make this job easier, was to make a worktable for doing this job on, and making a bigger shed than we currently own and i have no idea how to treat the wood for canadian weather. the coldest day i've seen was -60 celsius, but usually we only have to weather -30. i'll probably be watching these videos learning the starter stuff like jigs and tools now since i haven't even started learning woodworking yet, but i do want to learn to treat wood and build a homemade shed with palletwood
Hey man, I just subscribed and you made me really inspired to begin woodworking for myself. I've had this idea for quite some time. The only thing that's holding me back is that I don't have a garage or something where I can work. Anyway, love your content!
Nicely done Mark. As for the where there's a will there's a way! In my experience I always find it more of..Where there's a will there's a relative waiting for a handout !! As always brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.. P.s hope you had a good easter weekend!
That pallet wood and reclaimed wood business is surely going to keep you fit and trim! It never ceases to amaze me how much work you put into this stuff and the results are always so gorgeous! I see my dust collection vase in the background (speaking of gorgeous). Happy Easter!
You seem very confident in your table saw fence being square after you've moved the distance to the blade. What brand is it? I have a Makita table saw and if I just move the fence distance without checking square it's usually 15mm out at best.
Just found your channel. Love the upcycling. The laminates look amazing. Would buy you a beer if I was in Townsville! But I’m just up the road in cairns
Since you made it with varying lengths of wood parts, wouldn't it be a good idea to use dowels to increase bond and rigidity instead of relying entirely on the glue?
Too bad we didn't get to see that good ol' glue-up slide. I practice that move as often as I can so when I need it I've got it. Thanks for all the tips and advice in your videos!
Hi mate, love your work, inspirational stuff 👏 especially the slide 😂 Just wondering why you make a slab then cut it up just to glue it back together again? Just wondering the theory behind it, is it structural etc? Keep up the great work man, legend 🤙
Nice bench mate! Love it! 👍🏻 can you do a video about your drill Storage solution on the wall behind you? I’ve been wanting to make something like that for my drills and nail guns, would love to see how you’ve setup and arranged your one?! Thanks keep up the awesome videos! 😉
Solid stuff, Mark. That bench top isn't going anywhere! Jimmy Diresta just released a workbench video. But compared to his, yours have more detail and structure, aka John Heisz recent workbench level!
I want to make a Japanese soaking bath and I saw some Yanks making them from 6x2 just glued and lapped. Would it be possible to make one with pallet wood slabs or is there too many glued joins ?
I like the jig you have for putting a straight edge on the boards. I'm just curious as to what you used for the handle. To me, it looks like an old fashioned bow saw handle. Those are almost a dime a dozen up here in Canada. Always one available in the trash somewhere. Looks like I found a new material for some projects. Alway thought pallets were an underutilized material for building.
@@dainermade thanks, I noticed most of the slats I have are 90mm +, i set up a table saw today that I'm borrowing so pretty keen to get it going over the weekend. Loving the chanel by the way. A video idea might be pallet selection and different types of pallets, my work has HEAPS but they are all different kinds and I'm wondering what to look for and what to grab.
I really liked this guy's channel in the beginning but the further I get into it it loses its charm. Now he has a thicknesser, planer, a miter, an huge dust collection system. The only accessible thing now is that he uses free wood.
I checked out the "measure twice, cut once" podcast. Their woodworking content is great, very informative. Their off-topic comments on everything else, however, shows their baby boomer aspects perfectly.
amazing
Wow..I like it nice work
I was laughing at the lipstick-on-a-pig addition of the decorative dovetails on a pallet project... and you know what? It works for me :)
The VERY BEST on YT. Nostalgia, Intrigue, Tension, Engineering, Drama a real Film Noir. I had no idea how it would turn out until late in the build. I love it. Impressive is a mundane term.
You need to add the "Thanks" button. This is worth paying to see.
Love watching your videos I’m a Pom 🇬🇧 you really have given me some great ideas thanks mate 👍🍻
Good day mate. I'm watching from Florida USA. I love your channel. Great build.
Good advice on the clamping strategy
Thank You for the shout out and the kind words Mark ! Greatly Appreciated Mate 👍👍
That glue bottle looks like forbidden sriracha!
Hey from Greece , keep up the good work m8 :)
Nice Build!
When a workbench is better than most dining tables! Brilliant stuff Mark. I expect it must weigh a bit so I hope you don't need to move it much.
Always enjoy seeing your projects come together. The evolution of your skills, shop and channel have been awesome to watch! Cheers
Incredible amount of work again mate. Ps who Sharpened your chisels and hand plane?😂 they look surgical 😊
Dear Dainsy, I’ve recently started watching your channel as I’m just getting into woodworking myself and love your videos. Keep up the excellent work. Cheers Alex
aahhhaaaa....the "dovetailing" was for the look. i get it now.
Nice bench
Ok, ok, I'll give it to you this time, that's a bloody excellent use of a bit of pallet wood. Nifty idea with dovetails to join it all 👌
8:23 what could possible go wrong 😍😍😍 I say that all the time in my shop and things tend to go wrong in all kinds of ways for me, but that's what makes it interesting. This was an awesome build, thanks for sharing it.
The bench looks lovely.
"Beating the snot out of a slab is pretty essential" and here I am thinking that was glue running out!😳
🤣🤣 bwahahaha 🤣🤣
Absolute wizardry magic happening right before our blood shot hung over eyeballs!🥴
Top notch, cobba. 👍🏽
Hola!🖐After binging through your channel, I'm finally up to your bench build!!! Looking forward to getting caught up to real time. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
@@dainermade I'm sure it'll help bring the "hand tool" skills along as well. 🔨📐📏
Beautiful
Sweet slabs mate, i definitely have got to make me a bench, great video brother cheers 🍻
While I do appreciate your woodworking skills, most videos like this always have the best equipment and a workshop. Maybe a video with just a saw and a hammer in the yard?
Saw and a hammer ain't gonna do much...🤷♂️
This is "Woodworking" not "Carpentry" 💁♂️
Would've been cool to see the dove joints in the top
encore une fois : super travail !
Beautiful work! I am surprised you didn't pull it out just to take a picture of it beside the pool 😉
Awesome little insight into this HUGE mutha of a project. Geez they turned out tops. 👌
@@dainermade What is this 'buying' you speak of? 🤔😂
two projects i wanted to start as my "first real project," stupidly long before even trying to make jigs or tools to make this job easier, was to make a worktable for doing this job on, and making a bigger shed than we currently own and i have no idea how to treat the wood for canadian weather. the coldest day i've seen was -60 celsius, but usually we only have to weather -30. i'll probably be watching these videos learning the starter stuff like jigs and tools now since i haven't even started learning woodworking yet, but i do want to learn to treat wood and build a homemade shed with palletwood
Hey man, I just subscribed and you made me really inspired to begin woodworking for myself. I've had this idea for quite some time. The only thing that's holding me back is that I don't have a garage or something where I can work. Anyway, love your content!
Nicely done Mark. As for the where there's a will there's a way!
In my experience I always find it more of..Where there's a will there's a relative waiting for a handout !!
As always brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧..
P.s hope you had a good easter weekend!
Came for the inspiration, left with the feels. Looks like I'll be taking ideas from both yours & Kuffy's designs down the line. Great job!
That pallet wood and reclaimed wood business is surely going to keep you fit and trim! It never ceases to amaze me how much work you put into this stuff and the results are always so gorgeous! I see my dust collection vase in the background (speaking of gorgeous). Happy Easter!
You seem very confident in your table saw fence being square after you've moved the distance to the blade. What brand is it?
I have a Makita table saw and if I just move the fence distance without checking square it's usually 15mm out at best.
bloody good mate, love the videos, keep them coming!! Cheers, Grant.
Just found your channel. Love the upcycling. The laminates look amazing. Would buy you a beer if I was in Townsville! But I’m just up the road in cairns
great work ......check square lol.....
Hey Mark, great content as usual. Do you use only hardwood pallets for bench etc tops or the pine pallets as well?
Came out so nice Mark!!! Can’t wait to see it in future videos!! Well done!!
Since you made it with varying lengths of wood parts, wouldn't it be a good idea to use dowels to increase bond and rigidity instead of relying entirely on the glue?
Too bad we didn't get to see that good ol' glue-up slide. I practice that move as often as I can so when I need it I've got it. Thanks for all the tips and advice in your videos!
You should take all that saw dust and add some glue in a form to make new boards.
Hi mate, love your work, inspirational stuff 👏 especially the slide 😂
Just wondering why you make a slab then cut it up just to glue it back together again? Just wondering the theory behind it, is it structural etc?
Keep up the great work man, legend 🤙
Wow this really came out awesome! Love all the colors 😁
Nice bench mate! Love it! 👍🏻 can you do a video about your drill
Storage solution on the wall behind you? I’ve been wanting to make something like that for my drills and nail guns, would love to see how you’ve setup and arranged your one?! Thanks keep up the awesome videos! 😉
Solid stuff, Mark. That bench top isn't going anywhere! Jimmy Diresta just released a workbench video. But compared to his, yours have more detail and structure, aka John Heisz recent workbench level!
Hi Mark - quick question - what brand and where did you get the de-nailer? Prices vary wildly. Thanks
Do you use a metal detector to find the small metals left and drill them out?
Are the bigger pieces Oregon? Been wanting to make a Roubo Workbench, but wasn’t sure on what timber to try hunt down.
@@dainermade loving the videos too. Can’t believe I only just found your stuff too
Hi Mark, for a work bench how thick do you recommend the slab to be?
I want to make a Japanese soaking bath and I saw some Yanks making them from 6x2 just glued and lapped. Would it be possible to make one with pallet wood slabs or is there too many glued joins ?
Hi just wondering where you got the de-nailer from ?
I like the jig you have for putting a straight edge on the boards. I'm just curious as to what you used for the handle. To me, it looks like an old fashioned bow saw handle. Those are almost a dime a dozen up here in Canada. Always one available in the trash somewhere. Looks like I found a new material for some projects. Alway thought pallets were an underutilized material for building.
That looked to be a whole lot of work. I bet you filled a few bags full of saw dust, mostly MERBOO sawdust 🤣
Ok Mark, I have to ask where you find the merbau pallets? What normally ships on them? I can’t find them anywhere 🤷♂️
@@dainermade cheers. I’ll have to look into it
what size pipe clams do you use?
Thanks for the video a question? Where do you find dark wooden pallets?
@@dainermade I was wondering where to find the dark wood?
@@dainermade What'is bunnings? I dont know sorry
@@dainermade sorry but I'm italian🤣. Thank'you!
Dovetails take considerably more effort. What is the benefit of a dovetail? is it worth the trouble?
what is the finishing that you used?
How many hours about?
Hey Mark, how thick do you usually make your table tops?
Just wondering how wide I should rip my pallet timber to?
@@dainermade thanks, I noticed most of the slats I have are 90mm +, i set up a table saw today that I'm borrowing so pretty keen to get it going over the weekend.
Loving the chanel by the way.
A video idea might be pallet selection and different types of pallets, my work has HEAPS but they are all different kinds and I'm wondering what to look for and what to grab.
@@dainermade I'm always keen to learn and boww from yours and others' experience
I really liked this guy's channel in the beginning but the further I get into it it loses its charm. Now he has a thicknesser, planer, a miter, an huge dust collection system. The only accessible thing now is that he uses free wood.
Mark you Liar......... Beauty Shots!!!!!! Wood Porn Shots you mean lol Great vid as per
I like your videos but you should consider much less talk it seems you explain things to a mind numbing degree.
inspiring stuff. you have created the best work bench