Pallet Wood Furniture. Elegant Four Poster Bed Made From Recycled Pallet Lumber. 

Already done most of the bedroom but unfortunately didn't make videos of it :)

Epic UpCycling wow, I’m sure we would all love to see the room, and it doesn’t matter that you didn’t film it all, if you put the room together I’m sure your followers (including myself here in the UK) would be happy to contact magazines to tell them of your absolutely stunning work with pallets, they would check out your channel then I’m sure they would be in touch. xxxxx.

I might look at doing a room tour at some point :)

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Yes... Unglaublich 👏👏👏

You certainly do.

I.M. Dunn yes

I called Wood Wizard 😂

He certainly is 😍

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Idk if you’ve been blessed to see his other amazing creations but, all of his work is truly spectacular 🥰😍

Thanks for the comments, Roxanne, maybe I'll do a video tour one day :)

I was just thinking the same thing. It must be incredible to see all the beautiful furniture.

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Check out his others! The intricacy of some of his decorative pieces are mind blowing 🙌

Watch the steampunk bookshelf. That video made me fall in love with his work!

Yeah but just look at what he can do with them.

Ask the local grocery/furniture, mine only keeps and reuses the standard sized ones and toss the rest, bunch of them just go in the trash so talk to the supply guy and he gave me green light to take all the non-standard ones

As he should.

Thanks for the wonderful comments, Yannis. Please say hi to Constantine for me, and tell him I'm really happy he's enjoying the videos :) Jason

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Thanks very much for the comment, David. Glad you liked it. :)

You said it brother! No words can truly explain the talent this guy possesses!!

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I have everything you want, but I don't make anything

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Bengie Felix it’s beautiful I’m also jealous 😆

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Thanks Morlanda. We have being thinking about adding some curtains and some point :)

Thanks very much, Jerry 👍

Thanks Pete. Got a few short vidos on the go at the moment. Next big project is a bookcase to match the steampunk chest. Video ready in about 4 weeks :)

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Thanks for the comment :)

Thank you Harish. Great to be able to entertain people in this difficult time. More videos coming soon :)

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Seriously. I'd be lucky to come up a "bookshelf" made by nailing some of the pallet slats between two of the other slats. *Extremely* lucky for it to actually finish up square and with the "shelves" horizontal.

@@wolf1066 I wouldn't be able to take a pallet apart let alone try to attempt to make something 😂

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Do you have a woodworking work space near you or a bench to rent?

I am building my own woodshop and there are many vids by RU-vidrs about how to turn say your handheld router into a table router and many other main woodworking equipment. Saving a bucket load of money.

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Это ремесло мне по душе!!! Уважаю!

С лица красота с изнанки хлам , но когда руки и голова золотые - изнанка не важна .

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I know how you feel,Dude!

I have discovered a great disparity between what I did, and what it felt like I did while I was doing it.

That comment tickled me ;-) I've only JUST found this awe inspiring guy.

I once broke a pallet and used a slat to stir paint.

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Thanks Shailee. Another video coming soon :)

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Greetings from the UK Sergio, thanks for the comment. :)

Thanks Jennifer :)

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Thanks Simon. Unfortunately I lost almost all of the bed footage in a computer catastrophe so had to do a shortened version :)

Simon r, I'm with you! Watched the Apothecary Chest and the Narnia Inspired Wardrobe. Absolutely awesome! Subscribed as well.

I don’t think they need a voice over, to be honest. Jimmy Diresta doesn’t have them (well, technically he does for his Patrons) and you can see all that he does and figure it out if necessary. I think the work being done speaks for itself. The absolute genius use of pallet wood, the processing of it and execution of the design is stunning. I think a voice over would detract from the beauty of the process.

@@darrenwright9619 I've only watched a few of Jimmy direstas videos, mostly the instructional ones about circular saws/screws, and a few of the longer form builds like the cabinet, I could be wrong but it seems like the reason his videos can get away with no voiceover and still be so easy to understand is because he basically 'idiot-proofs' them by painstakingly shooting every step, every repetition, there's no 'oh I'll show this once and then show you a pile of them on the table finished up'. Getting to see the same step as many times as he needs to do them gives me a much clearer picture of the build, especially any little things he might be doing to adjust or make things easier, and the sequence and logic of how he went through the build, if he had to readjust a method I get to see that, if he went through three different sanding tools I get to see that, and seeing it explains the why, which is even more important than the how. But that's just my opinion, i also think t's perfectly fine to have a maker channel that's more about presenting your work within your filming means and not about trying to teach people how to use the same method by going all out instructional

Thanks for the comment, Louretha. There isn't a lot of planning goes into my designs. I do a sketch with some sizes, then usually make it up as I go along, letting the design unfold as I build :)

Thanks Debi :)

Thanks Will :)

Thanks Sandy. The staining process I used for the bed and the wardrobe was a coat of dark oak Liberon spirit dye, heavily sanded down then two coats of dark oak wax to finish.

@@EpicUpCycling Hi your work is incredible but what would be so helpful is for you to speak people want to hear how and why you're doing what you're doing.. most of us don't know the steps it takes to do The Marvelous work you're doing so if you could help us by just giving us instructions on what you're doing it would be such a more helpful tool to You video thank you and God bless you and your hands and bless you and your family be safe in these times

Thanks Adelina :)

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@@EpicUpCycling your very welcome!!! Came one here to get some information. Didn't expect to get blow away. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Thanks for the comment, Raymond. I'm glad you liked the bed. Good luck with the build for your daughter. It's great to hear you can draw some ideas from my build. Jason :)

Thanks for your comments Stephanie :)