A Magical Wardrobe Inspired By Narnia. Made Out Of Pallets. 

Thanks Nathan :)

Same here! I was like "what does he do next? what is this slim panel for, the sides? oooh it's for the crown!" Such a magnificent wardrobe

Right there with you

Felt like I was watching Bob Ross. "He's gotta be done now--oh wow that's even better!"

Thanks John :)

Very nice piece! Great work!

@@rockypergin2216 Thanks :)

Simply a piece of art... Love it... Congrats!!!!!

@@rainerzitterbart2001 Thanks :)

Thanks very much :)

Thanks :)

@William Everyman Completely agree. Besides not all students are cut out of the same cloth. Woodshop was one of my favorite classes and it brought a lot of joy to my dreary academics day. I still have a shelf that I made in 7th grade. I gave it to my mom as a gift over 40 years ago. At 80 years old she is culling out some things to reduce her load and gave it back to me. I never got a chance to do metal shop or auto as that was more on the trade side of campus and had a label on it as being for "losers". The shops classes tended to be pushed on those that struggled academically and/or had behavioral problems. Too bad, because I think I would have loved that too. It's funny, because they just tore down and rebuilt the middle school I went to when I was younger. It is still in middle school and I just realized that there is no wood shop in that new school. As a matter of fact, that's actually the same shop that I made that mahogany shelf! I am grateful, however, that they still push a pretty good music curriculum. I'm so grateful that my children can all read and play music! Unfortunately, none of them are interested or have an aptitude for more hands on things like woodshop or turning a wrench.... I suppose they can sit next to me and play music while I build them a jewelry box or install their starter....

Jane Doe Yes indeed. That and home economics as well. America has really dropped the ball on that. Now, everything is cheaply made overseas. It was so cool to break up the school day with shop, music, driver’s ed, and art classes. Glad I lived it.

In uk, public schools are for the rich! Plus we call it wood work.

@@gasgiant7122 I thought public schools are free while private schools are for rich 🤔

Pallets are one of the most recycled products. I do work at a plant that repairs and sells pallets. They pay good money for used ones and business is booming.

@@patrickdurham8393 That’s really great to hear. I see stacks & stacks at our local railway yard just abandoned & rotting away. 👍👍

@@lynnew5619 It'll all be compost and new forest in a hundred years!

I recycle pallets Into all types of things.

@@NoTaboos please be super wary of what pallets you use for firewood: most of them are treated with the highly toxic chemical methyl bromide. You want pallets that are marked as "Heat treated".

Thanks very much, Henry :)

Henry Mostert I was going to say the exact same thing but you’ve beaten me to it. And it’s not only that all the wood came from pallets! The carpentry shop I owned before I retired has machines that sped up production, like CNC machines. I can’t imagine how many hours it took in total from start to finish!! Impressive.

The fact it was "trash" wood makes it better.

Actually, this is something that was from the show Game Of Thrones. The wardrobe in Chronicles of Narnia looked nothing like this

@@garrisondodd9253 Okay first of all that's literally not true. A single glance at the description would show that. But secondly, even if you were right, who cares! This person left a lovely comment and there's no need to correct her when she shows her appreciation.

Thanks Jan :)

@jan russ. You are so right! peace!

@The-Man-Who-Chortles ... username checks out ✔

Drakijy yup a numpty by name numpty by nature

Gods, whatever form you want to think of, have one real superpower: creation. And we humans, the only thing that matters is the amazing things our loving and forgiveness can create. In that perception, we all are gods.

Thanks D B Cooper :)

Drop @&$^%×@× stuning a thousand? $10,000 wow dude!!

D.B Cooper, that is a Funny username.

Good one, it occurred to me too. Like a fairy tale happy ending come real.

Haha

Hear Hear

Thanks Data :)

When I was apprenticed as a carpenter, light years ago the boss would have us streighten bent nails to reuse if we had no work in

On nous a toujours appris à détordre et réutiliser les vieux clous rouillés, ils tiennent bien mieux dans le bois que des neufs.

Thanks very much :)

i mean i kinda wish he'd've at least used rust remover on the nails, but that's just nitpicking at that point lol. Really pretty incredible work.

It works out best if you use wood.

Totally agree. The quality is impressive but what I admire most is he just did the work. Got it done.

No he didn't. All professional maskins did it for him

@@annashealthylifeeverything8583 As well?

@@annashealthylifeeverything8583 what? 😄

Thanks Alastair :)

Making it look easy is the truest sign of a master.

Thanks Grant :)

@abc def that's deep.... like that wardrobe.

Those People would Boo Santa Clause :)

They're jealous. That's the point 😉

That’s not carpentry, that’s fine cabinetry making, ebanistería.

Thanks :)

And time a lot of time👍

Thanks Jesper :)

Yeah correct ☺☺

Thanks very much, Rick :)

And to you sir... very well said!

Hahaha!!! EXACLY!

It wasn't the brain, nor the groin that was used, but the Heart and not the fart. Remember that son.

Final exam is, "here is 10 palets, make something." Lol awesome

Thanks Lars :)

I work in manufacturing now and we are always getting huge pieces in on these giant high end pallets. I always look at them with envy. Mostly maple. Good wood. Not the junk of a standard pallet. But they get reused a billion times. Not allowed to take any. 😞

How about recycle and put the word out you have some. I'm sure you wouldn't have them long. And more beauty would find a way into this world. If we work together we can do anything.

I’m confident this guy could turn wide Maple into narrow Pine.

Perfection is not optional.

Thanks James :)

Thanks Barry :)

Thanks James. I love trying to reuse as much as possible :)

@@waseemmajid5734 NO

Trust me...right now with nothing but doom and gloom on the radio, tv, email, social media...every minute of the day...things like this put me at ease even if just a moment

It was done step by step. He didn't provide measurements. A smart person can come up with their own.

I still think there was more wood involved ... i dont see how he used the wood from those pallets to build that entire cabinet. That cabinet has a LOT of wood and the pallets were skimpy on wood

the music!!!!....lol..but i love the video...so skilled..awesome man lot of talent

Thanks Shirley :)

waste not, want not... make use of all available resources and save a few bob at the same time 😉

@@grandy2875 Well said :)

😂

Shirley Gelinas my grandfather used to same, he lived in a time with nail and hammer and going to the hardware wasn’t quick and fast like nowadays.

Thanks Newts Nest :)

Actually its woodworking. Carpentry is making houses.

Yes, of course!!!! Wonderfull resyclin Art of a very high leval!!!!

Truer words were never spoken. Simply magnificent!!

Thanks Chad :)

👍Your welcome friend, God bless

Probably from other wood workers who can't even make anything half this nice even with brand new materials. They're just haters and jealous probably.

IKEA

@@menalo77 🤣

Thanks Stefanie :)

Lol. Other people: I made a coffee table/bed/bench/etc out of recycled wooden pallets! This guy: I made a magic Narnia wardrobe Other people: Welp, imma gonna go now.....

When you remove the crud off the pallet pieces, it's just wood to work with. Nice piece.

Thanks very much :)

@@EpicUpCycling I know the endless amount of compliments is probably taking up your inbox but if you see this, you're a beautiful human and I hope you're doing well. Amazing work.

Great idea, Jason :)

🤣🤣🤣🧻

I hear the drumbeat

Thanks Taz :)

Thanks very much :)

I totally agree with that statement Amazing

Thanks Elizabeth. Glad to hear you're recovering :)

Oh Elizabeth, that must have been horrific. God Bless you 🙏 and speedy recovery.

So glad you pulled through !! You go girl !!

Awesome💛. Pls put your video out, even if it is not as great as this, it will be sure to inspire♥️🙏🏼

Thanks very much :)

Thanks Animal :)

Thanks for the comment, Yossi :)

Thanks Amy :)

Thanks :)

Right! And professional tools, too. 😑

And an entire factory of super expensive tools and machines.

you forgetting one thing.....knowledge is OK....but I disagree on skill.....he is using best technologies and tools to make it work....can he do the same thing with simple tools like, hammer and saw.....if yes then I would say has skills too

Really amazing job.

Forethought, inset experiential extraordinaire.

Thanks vey much :)

Thank you, Lorraine :)

Randy Zeitman Ha. It’s so cruel, watching this without having access to a proper workshop, isn’t it? Story of my life. So many creative ideas, but not the space or tools, to ever make them come true!

@@raraavis7782 At this point, with the space I have, all I can do is learn to cook better omelettes.

Thanks you :)

Thanks for your comments :)

Thanks Andrew :)

I’ve always believed in giving credit where credit is due...I’d love to try something like this but don’t have the space to try. And, I admit, the drive to achieve the finest detail that you have perfected. I’ll be subscribing to your channel...who knows, I might just learn something!

Definitely an awesome build but don’t cut yourself short. You possess the ability to do great things. If another human can do it then you can too, it’s just a matter of will, time, patience, and perseverance.

@@presmasterflash7555 and money / tools, obsiously!

Thanks Alan. More videos coming soon :)

Thanks Rosseita :)

Wal-Mart and IKEA are very disappointed with this real carpenter.

Jealousy. Plain and simple

Thanks very much :)

Then it wouldn't belong on an "upcycling" channel, no?

Thanks very much :)

Thanks Harvey :)

Thanks for the comment, Nilshi :)

Except for the not-domino but biscuit (I stand corrected) jointer used on the very fist glue assembly shown... :P

@@BenKingEagles Do you possible mean the biscuit joiner, that can be had for 1/10 of what a domino joiner costs ?

@@jesperdahl1486 Yer right, I used the wrong name. My point was more humourous and nebulous as biscuits, dominos and dowels all perform roughly the same function. Saying "without a domino-jointer" but using a biscuit is.. well it's the same thing just cheaper.

@@BenKingEagles No not really, a biscuit joiner is purely for alignment as it adds no strength, whereas a domino is a form of loose tenon which DOES add strength.

Thanks. More coming soon :)

Thanks :)

@@EpicUpCycling You're welcome

Thanks :)

Thanks Sharon :)

Agreed! The blend of subtractive and additive magic is sublime.

Thanks Dilip :)

The Fawlty Towers factor.

Thanks very much, Lisa :)

Screw it, it's a headboard 🤣

Thanks :)

Thanks ☺

Thanks Caroline :)

Well, everybody can but not everybody has the will, the resources to buy such a expensive machines or the tutoring, actually people can learn wathever if you teach them, that is why people with knowledge should shere it, like this sir is doing...my regards.

I do not have anything like his carpentry skills or the tools available,Iwas given a couple of pallets when a friend moved house,as I,m retired and time 0n my hands wondered what to do with them I made a shoe rack,some rustic boxes ,small patch table with only usual garage tools ,orbital sander skill saw various other tools ,Ipurchased a 90 degree set square and some clamps and did the work ,you can do anything can be achieved if you want it to ,agreed it would not win any prizes but the satisfaction was was a morale booster

If more people had this passion they would have skills of this caliber.

Agreed, but also true is that if people valued workmanship then craftsmen and women like this would have a market to sell their products, as opposed to losing out to big corporations selling cheap factory made rubbish that really is a race to the bottom

D K 😂😂😂😂

HA! And will pay Dearly to do so now.

😂😂😂

"What pallets?"

Thanks Christy :)

Thanks very much :)