New Scrapwood & Storage - Scrapwood Challenge Update
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I've been fortunate enough to be given another batch of scrapwood from a local company that makes chopping boards. As we are approaching the wet season here, I decided to organise the wood and store most of it inside!
I wanted to share this with you but there will be a proper Scrapwood Challenge in the next few days!
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I have just found a company where I live that makes custom furniture and they let me go thru their garbage bins for cut-offs. I feel like a child set loose in a candy factory. Keep up the good work with this series.
Lucky, here in jersey where I live they only put out pine or nothing good
I felt so satisfied by watching this video. Upgrading the workshop and organizing your stuff is the meaning of life!
I'm always glad to see someone making use out of wood that would other wise go to waste. The rest can be used in your BBQ, pen blanks, jigs, etc. From watching your videos, I'm sure you'll find multiple uses for the leftover bits.
Sell the shorter bits as pen blanks, or donate to a local men's shed. They might appreciate it, that is if you can't find a good use for them.
🎼 Scrapwood storage, 🎶
🎵 Scrapwood storage. 🎶
🎶 Where can I put this wood I schlepped? 🎵
🎵 Stick it right under the steps! 🎶
I am seriously enjoying the evolution of your craft. You have already blown many of us away with your creativity. Thank you for what you do.
Cleaning and organising are 50% of any work
Thank you 👍👏
Holy Scrap! That's a lot of pieces. Looking forward to whatever you come up with for your next challenge. :)
Thanks mate! :)
I see so much potential with all that "useless" scrap. Cutting pieces and pouring epoxy all around to make bowls, tabletops, vases, maybe even a clear bowling ball would look cool. You could make lots of abstract stuff. Thats a gold mine in my eyes.
I found (as you've demonstrated), that sorting all the off cuts into proper categories really helps with re-purposing the wood into future useful projects.
Even odd shaped pieces previously glued together for another project, then discarded can save heaps of time if they're stored and labeled. It seems to be a waste of time doing such repettitive mundane tasks, but later you can quickly grab the pieces for your _"beaut idea"_ and the whole thing comes together very fast.
Your videos have all these subtleties in timing, the sequence where you showed all the spots of the odd wood left was straight out of that “Rushmore” sequence where they’re showing Max’s clubs. Fantastic!
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Yeah, that’s it m8
I'm surprised there wasn't a gigantic snake under the stairs.
I haven't seen it for a few days! :)
@@PaskMakes It is the invertebrate's turn this time! :D
Keep an eye on the Dogs.
@@PaskMakes A snake kennel might be your next project.
I think the scrapwood challenge is stocked up for years to come and with the organization that's more time for the projects :)
Also, for the shortgrain pieces you could cut them square and then laminate them crossways to make a "plywood" beam, then shape it for a furniture leg, lamp or something. Or you could stain some and cut/stack them in a pattern for a mosaic panel door or similar. Segmented turning is also an option, and an excuse to break out the lathe.
Neil, no amount of work ever seems to daunt you and it's amazing and a great inspiration.
Hello Neil, good job. There you have wood enough. Yes order must be. Every corner is used. Martin 👍 👍 Greeting Martin
Comedy of riches right there. And Pask is the cutest.
Hey Neil, nice! You are going to continue this scrapwoodchallange, and I like it!!!! Please continue😀
So.. Much.. Material! You've set yourself up for success, prepping all that wood. Looking forward to your future SWC videos Neil! Cheers.
What a great way to carry plywood sheets! Thank you so much for showing by the way!
Yeehah ! We'll still enjoy your talent as a singer ! Thank you !
Makes me just drool to see all of that usable scrap wood, and free. WOW, The scrapwood builds are my favorite vids on youtube. Keep up the great work.
Glad to hear the scrapwood challenge will go on! Nice storage solutions!
I have been ITCHING for your scrap pile to be organized ever since I started watching your channel, thank you!!!
Now you get to keep the Scrapwood Challenge rolling!!! 👊🏻
I find it funny that most guys make cutting boards out of there scrap.You with your ideas are making cutting board scrap into great usble items. Keep up the great work.
Like projects like this it's practical and gets ideas bubbling. Makes me want to go organise my house 🤣
Love the organized repurposing of the scraps...there is enough wood in there to last for years of scrap wood challenges !
I watch your videos because the lighting in your shop is awesome.
I like the audio on this video. The editing was well done as well. I could hear and see what you were doing - that is rare on UA-cam! So very many videos have musical noise instead of the sound of what we are seeing.👍
Scrap wood challenge! Scrap wood challenge! It's scrap, it's scrap, its firewood! But some of the wood is good!
That's a lot of Scrapwood, that means there are many new projects
Greetings from Vienna, Austria
Chris
I can’t wait for the scrapwood-scrapwood-scrapwwod-scrapwood challenge. 😎👍🏻
it's still a scrapheap challenge if it's "where can iI fit the heap", I reckon. Looks good!
And... so much wood!
Probably more of a challenge! ;)
Might have to do a building out of scrapwood to hold all the scrapwood
You could use some of the short grain pieces to make an end grain cutting board.
I thought the same thing. I've seen other things where people laminate a bunch of small pieces together. It has an interesting effect but I'm sure it takes a lot of time to flatten everything.
Along the same lines he could make a chess or checkerboard
Yes and I may do that - but that's just one board for one video(I suppose I could make few)! Most of the projects with short pieces don't require much wood though! :)
@@PaskMakes Make a really massive end-grain butchers block, like 2-3 inches thick.
I may give it a go soon, it would be pretty cool! :)
Color me jealous that wood is beautiful. And the supply seems never ending. Congratulations and thanks for continuing my favorite UA-cam series.
Make a live edge, end grain coffee table on the scrap wood challenge!
Out of the small almost useless wood, you could make scrapwood challenge key chains or necklaces, I'm sure you could sell a bunch. It would be awesome to have a piece of your legendary scrap wood pile.
the 2 terriers were the cutest .
definitely not that misshapen dog in the lower left!
I still think you should do a scrap wood challenge for everyone to join. Maybe a yearly thing if it’s popular or even a holiday scrap wood challenge. It can be something just for the fun of it, no prizes. I’m sure plenty of folks would enter.
Here's a story of a scrap wood challenge, he was living with two very lucky pups.
Its so funny. I seen that you posted a new video while I was using my iPhone. But, I didn't want to watch it on my phone. So as I was was making my way to the TV to watch your new video, I was singing the scrap wood challenge theme song.
I would love to see Neil and Beau Miles collaborate on reclaimed wood!
Good stuff Neil, thanks. Your workshop should smell lovely. Cheers, David.
Great bunch of scrap wood and great they are giving it to you! Maybe a video of them making their chopping boards.
Try making crochet hooks! My dad takes dowels and carves them into hooks, sands them, and usually finishes them with coconut oil. The handle retains a soft texture from sanding, but the tip eventually takes on an almost glass-like texture from the friction of crocheting.
Some of those pieces have some beautiful grain in them. You are indeed fortunate to have such a nice stock to choose from.
I'm so happy you have more scrap!
You have certainly found a niche with the scrapwood challenge. Glad to see it will keep going for a while at least.
Love working with scrap. The ideas you give me are scaring my wife though. I'm never in the house anymore.
"Puppers" good to see Dodge up and about👌
Man, that was a mammoth effort. Some good ideas for storage hidey holes there, well done.👍
Must have been near on a full days slog..
Dodge is doing well Bill! It was a couple of days with filming and moving things around! :)
Mammoth effort
@@PaskMakes at least it's done and sorted, till the next load😥
Love your videos! The countryside looks beautiful there too!
Scrap wood challenges is genius💪🏼💪🏼
Keep the shop smelling nice too.
What a great idea. I keep my stuff up in the roof rafters man.
A really simple idea for getting hold of a lot of decent usable material! I’ll have to do some digging to find local manufacturers with a lot of discard. Thanks for the fantastic tip!
Happy hunting Andy! :)
That's... like, the exact OPPOSITE of my problem. I have *so* much drop-end and random crap stashed in my shop that I can hardly make projects with it! xD
Great storage setup, I love watching your Scrapwood videos, Pask!
Thanks Dan! :)
Thanks for all the useful tips! What a master!! love those dogs
Thanks Glenn! :)
Gorgerous editing! I choose YOU!
Great channel. Never miss watching. Loving the scrap wood challenge. Inspirational stuff. 👍
Thanks Craig! :)
I love your energy, enthusiasm, creativity, and talent. Very inspiring.
I was just watching all your challenge videos when your noticed popped up. Really enjoy all your videos. Glad your keeping the fridge! Cheers from Canada.
Thanks Thomas! The fridge is the most important thing in the workshop! :)
I’m watching it all right now
Remember when you thought this would only last a few rounds? It's never going to end. Love it!
Yes, it was never planned to continue even as long as it has! :)
He could start a whole second channel of scrap wood challenges lol.
Great video Pask, maybe you could make some dowels with some of the otherwise useless bits? Keep em comin mate!
I look forward to more great projects. I love these because everyone has a scrap wood pile.
My back hurts just from watching you load the wood.
Wooooooo wood galore!!
Beautiful and beneficial for the environment 🤟🏼Great idea and great job
Love the Binford sticker! That's awesome!
Wowww, I wish I had so much beautiful wood!
Looking forward for the next challenge.
I AM HAPPY !!!
Ahha! This gave me an idea for my own collection of scrap wood, so thanks.
Thanks, for showing that
Love watching your videos ! Always look forward to the scrap wood challenge. Keep up the good work, your doing amazing !
Thank you! :)
Woohoo more scrapwood challange love it. And I also love the "Benford" sticker on the fridge. 👍
Your workshop must smell amazing!
3d wall art can be made of many small blocks of varying sizes, essetially epoxied to a framed plywood scrap surface that has been painted a dark color. Arrange a little city of rectangular blocks tight together, cutting suitable pieces to fill in spaces.
Which one is cuter, hmmm... 😁. I am excited to see new scrap wood challenges.
Great one. Looking forward for the next project
For the extra wood, looks like a good candidate for home made charcoal for the forge
Here's an challenge. Figure out a way to semi-automate the process of turning the small junk pieces to regular squared up bits which can be glued into endgrain cutting boards. Then sell them back to the local business that gave them to you, along with an equal number of walnut cut into the same blocks. Then when they make endgrain checkerboard cutting boards, they will have checkered endgrain scraps for you, and you will have to figure out how to make the next iteration of fancy cutting board out of that.
Seeing all that wood stacked up makes me feel good
Neal I am so jealous of your workshop
Love the scrap wood challenge
Damn, Wish I had a free source of Camphor Laurel, here in South Aust. I'd take some of the scraps even you didn't want! Glad to see it's not all ending up in the fireplace.
Very nice job I wouldn't mind having some of that wood over here keep up the good work and keep sending us some more videos
I pretty much know which of the three wasn't the cutest!! LOL!!
Yeah the scrapwood challenge continues! :D
Looking forward! Thank you for sharing, all the best.
Nice job man. 👍👍👍
Good video. Camphor Laurel... your workshop must smell amazing!
Best Wishes, Brendan.
Thanks Brendan! It smells fantastic! :)
Agreed, and pask can burn the left overs next winter and the smell would clear the sinuses for miles
No moths, silverfish or cockroaches in Neil's shed ;p
Suspect Scrapwood challenge will go on forever
love watching your videos, I have been thinking of using my small scrap pieces to make my own parquet flooring
My goodness that is quite a load!! You’ve definitely made great use of space mate!!😊👍
I just did the same thing with mahogany scraps from a guitar builder. Hope you have a wood stove to use up the rest! Nice work.
That's enough scrap wood for 100 episodes!
100 years!
Really high production kept that moving nicely, impressive work indeed, sir.
You'll be making Jenga sets for your patreons next...
Please do a video showing how you process other scrap wood like stuff you get from old furniture etc. And also how you find scrap.
Incredible!
Good to see you with the pups again - - - love the videos, keep em coming
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