man I laughed at the epoxied pencil 😂 and daaaamn, that slab looks amazing! Dismantling the pallets, cleaning up the nails, stripping the wood, smoothing, gluing, every other thing; customer got a bargain no matter what they paid!
Tea and biscuits 🤣 Well done Mark - that is a crazy big table to make in a small workshop.... I would have been swearing my f'ing a**e off if it was me doing the making 🤣🤣🤣
"C is for cookie" 🤣hahahahaha🤣 Should have left the pencil there, client did say "crazy" 😏😆😆😆 Bloody impressive effort mate, you should be absolutely stoked with that outcome! Fan-far-kin-tas-tic🤟🏽😎🤘🏽
Whatta monster! I love all the care taken... only to need to hack it up to get enough voids for the resin to pop. The leg assembly is probably still my favourite innovative part of the build. Watching to see who will join me in the end credits next!
Beautifully done. The physical effort involved in projects like this is daunting, particularly in a relatively small space. Let the Lotto gods grant us the workshops we deserve.
I am moving house soon and will have a massive garage and lots of space. Really feel like getting into woodworking and starting with pallets. Your videos are really the best for me, I understand what you do and I really like your style. Plus it is nice to hear the Ozzy accent as I lived there for a year.
Wow! Is this your 'best' build to date? It certainly needed a bigger space for building! The client is surely loving it...a pity it was not for your personal use. Maybe you and I would not want the epoxy. Really funny how the pencil got stuck there! Each project just gets nicer and nicer! I wish for you a large shop with all the tools your heart desires! Best video I have seen for days...thank you! Take care.
Class mate jobs a good ane there's plenty people doing stuff with pallets but they all look like something made from pallets where as your making beautiful furniture that just so happen to be made from pallets. Nobody would guess they are from pallets. Well done mate.
I guess gluing the pencil down is better than supergluing yourself to things... which I've never done. Ever. Honest. I questioned the epoxy when you started the pour, but the end product is unquestionable.
You taking on such ginormous jobs in such a constricted space, got my work juices flowing. Too bad I am on a break right now. Seriously though, is that a one car garage spaced workshop? Oh, and bloody AWESOME build, as usual! Would you ever consider adopting a 46 year old male? 😅
Hello Mark, This is a very beautiful design. You've created a gorgeous large dining table from pallet boards. I always watch you with admiration. I also made a decorative wall shelf from pallet boards today. But I dye it darker. I wish I made it light color. I admire your table. magnificent workmanship. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. Keep doing great work. Warm hug. Stay healthy and safe. See you. Big greetings. Yours truly....
You have inspired me to get back into woodworking. I have very basic tools. But, I have built all our kitchen islands from 80 year old barn wood. Dark top white bottoms. Right when I put them online to be sold. Covid hit and every freaked out. Didn't do too well during pandemic. But I am going to change that. Going to get back into it for the side hustle/ hobby.
Hi Mark, that is a beautiful table mate, would be proud to own it. Glueing the pencil ✏️ hilarious 😂. Good job you didn’t glue the other thing that has lead in the pencil. Top job again Mark.
Howzit Mark once again been waiting on eggs for a masterpiece video. LOVED the build 😊 funny as hell with the words an moves. Table looks bloody awesome. Gonna send us something soon hope you like it. Cheers from RSA!!
Bravo you slick chap! This is bloody awesome, like the technique with the biscuits, not seen anyone else do that before lol. I bet your customer was over the moon with this 🤙
Definitely doing a round table. Looks fantastic! I had to do something like your reinforcement on my desk. I just cut the surface perpendicular and glued in a hardwood strip, cutting board like. I really like how the underside turned out on this. I might have even made that the top! Oh, and instead of biscuits, since you are just cutting groves, why not just use strips of wood? Safe a few dollars on biscuits.
PRO TIP OF THE DAY: Don't leave your epoxy covered stirring pencil on the table 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was rolling on the floor laughing when you sawed it off of the table. You should get your own show on tv Buddy. Nice work and beautiful table.
Hola! 🖐I really like how you made a video of the table base separately then a video for the top and assembly. 👍That project turned out really, really nice. It's been over a year now since you built it, how has it held up? I imagine it gets lots of use and abuse, does it look just as nice? Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
Well done. I built a very simple bookshelf and now I have a whole new appreciation for furniture. That table looks great. How many coats of poly did you end up applying?
Would heavy duty casters help in moving benches around the shop? There are some “special’ ones that you engage - bench lifts, you roll the bench and disengage so the bench comes back down in contact with the floor. And of course I dont know what they are called but am sure you can find’m if interested. 👽
Hi. Love your videos. Did I hear right in one of your videos that you live in Townsville? I’m in Townsville and would be interested in a table as a a gift for my wifey.
@@dainermade making a similar one for the new kitchen....not quite as big.... got 3 months before kitchen arrives...fingers crossed it looks as good as yours.
@@dainermade Sory for my english so limited ( im french^^) I was just looking for the difference between Makita Blue and Makita Mt RED on the net ... Thanks a lot for your answer ! U convinced me to buy today the Makita 9400 (the Big Boy of the Red familly) !
@@dainermade it really grates on me this kinda thing, it’s not like we’re children 🤦🏻♂️ Maybe the YT algorithm thought I was calling you a master-bater, I grew up with CHILDREN’s programs like Captain Pugeash with characters like ‘Roger the cabin boy’ ‘Master Bates’ and ‘Seaman Stains’ and also The Magic Roundabout, boy was that a trip 😂 The YT algorithm is obviously a snowflake! Really annoys me... 😏
@@dainermade Thanks for your answer. I will try to find a solution, if it will not be necessary to use imagination and if it is not too much trouble, to be able to ask you any doubts that may arise with your work. Apart from telling you that I think they are true works of art. Thanks for teaching, your great skills.
Twenty minutes ago I was watching a Danish guy doing a table and then got directed to your channel. So happy! Great work on this table
@@dainermade it was indeed!
haha! I think the same happened to me, or it could have been the other way around - Jesper led me to Mark! Either way it's a win - win in my book :D
Mate!!!....a staggering amount of work has gone into that masterpiece...Well done old boy👍👍🇦🇺🍺🍺🍺
Truly a passion what Mark does !!
@@dainermade 👍👍
man I laughed at the epoxied pencil 😂 and daaaamn, that slab looks amazing!
Dismantling the pallets, cleaning up the nails, stripping the wood, smoothing, gluing, every other thing; customer got a bargain no matter what they paid!
Tea and biscuits 🤣 Well done Mark - that is a crazy big table to make in a small workshop.... I would have been swearing my f'ing a**e off if it was me doing the making 🤣🤣🤣
"C is for cookie" 🤣hahahahaha🤣
Should have left the pencil there, client did say "crazy" 😏😆😆😆
Bloody impressive effort mate, you should be absolutely stoked with that outcome!
Fan-far-kin-tas-tic🤟🏽😎🤘🏽
Gold! Glued the pencil to the top haha :) . Very nice work Mark.
Whatta monster! I love all the care taken... only to need to hack it up to get enough voids for the resin to pop. The leg assembly is probably still my favourite innovative part of the build. Watching to see who will join me in the end credits next!
For your next project, maybe you could make a storage shed out of pallet wood to store your project wood.
Pencil gluing is my favourite part of a project! lol
Bloody hell mate that looks bloody fantastic!! You must be proud of that one.
@@dainermade Nah mate i'm with you. Brocky used to always say 'Bite off more than you can chew, and then chew like hell!'
Beautifully done. The physical effort involved in projects like this is daunting, particularly in a relatively small space. Let the Lotto gods grant us the workshops we deserve.
This is awesome!!!! You should’ve left the pencil and told the customer “It’s the latest style!” 😆. Great work!!!!
Great work , great communication with others , we are so proud.
I am moving house soon and will have a massive garage and lots of space. Really feel like getting into woodworking and starting with pallets. Your videos are really the best for me, I understand what you do and I really like your style. Plus it is nice to hear the Ozzy accent as I lived there for a year.
Another stunning job.
Round tables are the best tables. You can roll them up or down a flight of stairs on edge. Beats carrying the weight every time 👍😂
Absolutely loving the dewalt collection 😍👍👍👍
Wow! Is this your 'best' build to date? It certainly needed a bigger space for building! The client is surely loving it...a pity it was not for your personal use. Maybe you and I would not want the epoxy. Really funny how the pencil got stuck there! Each project just gets nicer and nicer! I wish for you a large shop with all the tools your heart desires! Best video I have seen for days...thank you! Take care.
Class mate jobs a good ane there's plenty people doing stuff with pallets but they all look like something made from pallets where as your making beautiful furniture that just so happen to be made from pallets. Nobody would guess they are from pallets. Well done mate.
Stunning!
Another fab project mate, you put some fun in woodworking.
Top build Mark!! Came out awesome!!
A very nice big cookie🤪🤪🤪. Uhm i mean table🥴😆👊🏻👍🏻
Mark, that dining table 'cookie' looks awesome, bet there were lots of lessons learned in such a big project! well done 🤘😀
An artist at work in his element. Impressive as
Looks great! Amazing what can be made from recycled materials where there is a will to do so!
i reckon the bottom side looks as good as the top.........contrast of those darker wood strips going against the pallet wood grain looks great!!
Отличная работа!!!
@@dainermade great job!!!
Awesome work
Again you have set the bar higher for your next build! Fantastic effort mate. Came up a treat! Well done!!
I guess gluing the pencil down is better than supergluing yourself to things... which I've never done. Ever. Honest. I questioned the epoxy when you started the pour, but the end product is unquestionable.
Very VERY nice. That is all!
You taking on such ginormous jobs in such a constricted space, got my work juices flowing. Too bad I am on a break right now.
Seriously though, is that a one car garage spaced workshop?
Oh, and bloody AWESOME build, as usual! Would you ever consider adopting a 46 year old male? 😅
😅 👍
WOW Mark, LOOKS GREAT Mate
Turned out fantastic, top work mate!
Hello Mark,
This is a very beautiful design. You've created a gorgeous large dining table from pallet boards. I always watch you with admiration. I also made a decorative wall shelf from pallet boards today. But I dye it darker. I wish I made it light color. I admire your table. magnificent workmanship. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. Keep doing great work. Warm hug. Stay healthy and safe. See you. Big greetings. Yours truly....
You have inspired me to get back into woodworking. I have very basic tools. But, I have built all our kitchen islands from 80 year old barn wood. Dark top white bottoms. Right when I put them online to be sold. Covid hit and every freaked out. Didn't do too well during pandemic. But I am going to change that. Going to get back into it for the side hustle/ hobby.
80 year old barn wood! I hope you are doing better now cause it sure sounds like you have many projects "on the table". 👍
Great looking table! I really enjoyed this video and many of your others as well. Very informative and entertaining!
Молодец! Очень интересно смотреть!👍
champion job, 👍 shame we can't get some of that lovely wood here.
I love your work. Also, I love the shout-outs. It's great that you support other makers. Thanks for the videos.
I made a cabinet using nothing but pallet wood for my grill area. Would love send a pic of it.
Hi Mark, that is a beautiful table mate, would be proud to own it. Glueing the pencil ✏️ hilarious 😂. Good job you didn’t glue the other thing that has lead in the pencil. Top job again Mark.
Smashed it again mate!
Great job mate and keep the one liners coming there great to
Mark I think your best yet mate. I know how difficult this build will of been as well so that makes it even more impressive. 😊
C is definitely for cookie! 😂
Howzit Mark once again been waiting on eggs for a masterpiece video. LOVED the build 😊 funny as hell with the words an moves. Table looks bloody awesome. Gonna send us something soon hope you like it. Cheers from RSA!!
Looks good my man👍🏼pure awesomeness 💥👊🏻
That turned out epic mate
The best tip ever! Don't leave the epoxy pencil on the project! 😅🤣
The table looks rad!
What if the clients ask for chairs to go with this? 😅
Bravo you slick chap! This is bloody awesome, like the technique with the biscuits, not seen anyone else do that before lol. I bet your customer was over the moon with this 🤙
well done mate. Amazing work
Definitely doing a round table. Looks fantastic! I had to do something like your reinforcement on my desk. I just cut the surface perpendicular and glued in a hardwood strip, cutting board like. I really like how the underside turned out on this. I might have even made that the top! Oh, and instead of biscuits, since you are just cutting groves, why not just use strips of wood? Safe a few dollars on biscuits.
Amazing results!!!
Love it. Looks great
PRO TIP OF THE DAY: Don't leave your epoxy covered stirring pencil on the table 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was rolling on the floor laughing when you sawed it off of the table. You should get your own show on tv Buddy. Nice work and beautiful table.
Good job guys
That turned out awsome great design to
Well done mate
*_Awesome job once again!!!! What was that word you kept saying??? TIMBAH....what is that? bahahaha_*
@@dainermade ahhh, yes now I understand! I heard The Canadians saying it too, so I was wondering if I missed something :) hahaha
@@dainermade Super easy mate.. 2 halves in a whole, 2 quarters in the half and 3 beers in the fridge!!!! :)
Hola! 🖐I really like how you made a video of the table base separately then a video for the top and assembly. 👍That project turned out really, really nice. It's been over a year now since you built it, how has it held up? I imagine it gets lots of use and abuse, does it look just as nice? Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
you never said that you were also doing the Locomotion, i know Kylie is a Aussie an all, i rather have her do it for me tho tbh :)
Well done. I built a very simple bookshelf and now I have a whole new appreciation for furniture.
That table looks great. How many coats of poly did you end up applying?
Mate that is bloody awesome right there and so freaking huge 💪 nicely done and great video to, keep up the amazing work
Lovely table mate, looks amazing. I feel your pain with the lack of room doing a big project so well done 🤙
Get yourself a good set of plug cutters mate, you will not be able to notice the difference if you bore them with the grain!!!!
Another top video mate. Great to see such an amazing finished result. 👍
Dainer Design I would have loved seeing you so that. 😂
Would heavy duty casters help in moving benches around the shop? There are some “special’ ones that you engage - bench lifts, you roll the bench and disengage so the bench comes back down in contact with the floor. And of course I dont know what they are called but am sure you can find’m if interested. 👽
Slot cutter on a router...why have I only found out about this now?!?!
Great video!
Do you have plans for the table legs available?
Hi. Love your videos. Did I hear right in one of your videos that you live in Townsville? I’m in Townsville and would be interested in a table as a a gift for my wifey.
@@dainermade would you be up for me coming by and see your shop and some of your work one day?
any vids on how to make the legs/base Mark???
There is a video on this base. I think it is the one prior
just seen the other vid😇
@@dainermade making a similar one for the new kitchen....not quite as big.... got 3 months before kitchen arrives...fingers crossed it looks as good as yours.
Do you happen to have a link for the clear coat finish?
Hey mate! What are you using as poly? Is that the natural poly's colour?
Nice! How many hours/days do you think this took you, with waiting for the glue to dry etc, to build?
how much did you charge for that mark? nice job btw :)
I can't clearly see thje name of your Makita belt sander ...
Is it Makita 9404J ?
(I need one too.)
@@dainermade Sory for my english so limited ( im french^^)
I was just looking for the difference between Makita Blue and Makita Mt RED on the net ...
Thanks a lot for your answer !
U convinced me to buy today the Makita 9400 (the Big Boy of the Red familly) !
@@dainermade Makita MT tools (like yours) corresponds roughly (= "aproximativement"?) at
the Makita Red stuff you can find in France and Europa .
Yep, I cant see my comment either...
@@dainermade it really grates on me this kinda thing, it’s not like we’re children 🤦🏻♂️ Maybe the YT algorithm thought I was calling you a master-bater, I grew up with CHILDREN’s programs like Captain Pugeash with characters like ‘Roger the cabin boy’ ‘Master Bates’ and ‘Seaman Stains’ and also The Magic Roundabout, boy was that a trip 😂 The YT algorithm is obviously a snowflake! Really annoys me... 😏
Please could you put subtitles in Spanish. Or like DIYforKnuckleheads in Spanish. I would be eternally grateful ...
@@dainermade
Thanks for your answer. I will try to find a solution, if it will not be necessary to use imagination and if it is not too much trouble, to be able to ask you any doubts that may arise with your work. Apart from telling you that I think they are true works of art. Thanks for teaching, your great skills.
Sorry for not knowing English, but I had to learn French. So it is my turn to communicate with you with the google translator.
where your addresst
Nice work. Sent you a message on Facebook.