I’m new but I’ve just purchased a pallet buster and I’m collecting the proper tools to build my pallet projects! Collected over 60 pallets,all free!

Funny you put together a video from scraps just like a pallet wood table. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Definitely entertaining

"Dogs balls on a canary" 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

@OzSawdustMakers

3 жыл бұрын

That was beautiful! I liked "It's a bit hard on the earballs" hahahah

@woodfather

3 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade cheers bud, to you and yours as well! 👍

"That'll stand out like dog balls on a canary..." 💀🤣👍

Bravo Bravo Bravo great video and narration plus the saw dust shuffle. Thank you for sharing Good Day Mark.

@Dainer Made OMG "Those are gonna stand out like dog's balls on a canary" I lol'ed so hard!

@Erati243

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade I am totally using that line.

This video was in my subscription page this morning. I don't remember subbing to your channel. But after watching this video, I can see why I did! Looking forward to 2021! (It's good to know that even though I'm getting forgetful, I still know a good channel when I see one!)

I've recently started working with pallets, making American flags. Really dig all your tips and jokes, and can't wait till I'm 18 months in, well longer that that now🤟😜👍 good deal mate!

@batestat2227

Жыл бұрын

For sure, been collecting pallets for the last few months, I'm overwhelmed with wood right now, but I'm confident I'll learn how to handle it, with your assistance of course

I like that veneered chair.

I love that small round top table with the criss-cross legs. Nice!

No bull shit mate you sir have made some awesome stuff this year and the fact its made from pallet wood is incredible. Thanks for the entertainment.

I wanted to get straight into hardwood but free pallets look just as good for furniture and gives a bloody good profit margin.

That poor, Canary!😳 😆 bwahahaha 😆😆 Mate, how awesome are those designs and builds... Spectacularly awesome, that's how awesome they are! 👍🏽

aaaaand....my new favorite expression "dog balls on a canary" 😅

Thanks as always friend! Heads to make some bricks in the shop. No wasted wood anymore!

Mark your videos are a ray of sunshine. Keep it up 👍🏼

Haha!!! "Dogs balls on a canary" funniest thing I've heard all day!

I can’t pick my favorite! They’re all gorgeous!

Above all, what stands out to me is that you really knocked out your own style and aesthetic - that can't be taught. 👍🏻

Mark, I must say you are a breath of fresh air…. So love the true Aussie…. I have been so inspired to pull out my finger and refresh my passion of working with timber as you do…. We unfortunately live in a tent thanks to Covid and have done for the past 12 months, Here’s hoping I sell enough hall tables to get a solid roof over our heads again…. Cheers, Paul

Hey Brother. I haven't seen this video before, but I've been busy lately, break'n pallets and crates, and removing nails and staples and whatever else they through in crates I get from work. Time to start making some stuff.!

Love the tables Mark simple designe but look good and easy saleable thank you for sharung these Videos i am retired so just getting a few tools together and starting with pallets

Love them all! My fave is the chair ❤

I love your channel sir. Very motivational, educational and interesting. Also very funny. Your clowning is a bonus and makes us come back to your channel every time. I just subscribe to your channel recently. Keep the great contents coming.✌️

@chrisramo3895

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade Never change that part sir. Share that with all of us too. 😆

Mark Mark Mark 😂😂😂 bloody awesome Great collab of videos. I didn’t realise you had so many videos and builds. Some beautiful pieces amongst all those pallets. Definitely inspirational to have a go myself!

@paullobwein1632

2 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade yeh I can tell you really enjoy doing it as well. Bloody entertaining to watch as well. Watched the one today where you went to do the glue slide and “bang!” I felt ya pain then. Out of curiosity where did you get the mini metal detector from?

Thank you, Mark, for sharing your work with the KZread community! I never get sick of seeing the colours that come from pallet wood and how your designs make the wood look great!

This is fantastic work, wish I had 1/1000 of your skill!

Love the video, hard to pick a fave project. Keep them coming. 👍👍👍👍

Hola! 🖐I was so confused at first with this video then I began to "piece it together"😉. Then I read a comment below from Andre where he said you pieced this video together like your pallet wood projects THEN BAM 💥 it all made sense. Awesome you did a compilation of your projects to date. Looking forward to getting caught up on your posted videos and keep up with the current. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊

@woodworksbygrampies1284

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade but fun to watch!! 👌

Awesome video mate ! I really like the table top with the random blocks in the centre 👍👍

Beautiful kitchen island!

So many great projects. 😄👍

The mallet you made is gorgeous. Love learning all the bits and pieces you share about wood straightening and glueing up. So important to check for square at each step of the build. Love the green metal 90° jigs. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

Pallet punter..? 😱😱 Dirk and Chris were right, you really have changed channel name a few times. I think you should stick with Dainer Made, I like that best from all the names you have come up with so far 👍👍 This is a inspirational montage, I think every maker should compilate a montage of their projects for every year, well done!

I love all your videos and your 1 liners are class check square lol

Hi Mark 🙋🏻‍♂️, if ones memory serves me right, I believe my favourite project was the Z desk, but closely followed by the unit with the back drawers in. It's great to see how far you have come, you started off spreading glue with a wallpaper scraper and now you have moved up to a silicon brush! Must be down to all the million of dollars you make on YT 😋👍 Oh, happy new year old chap 🍺🍻

you are a genius - from Italy ciao :)

Awesome work as always. You've been a big part of my inspiration to do the various pallet projects. Thank you for what you do and keep going.

Well done mate. Love your channel!

Another GREAT vid Mark and A Canary With B@lls lmao

I love all your woodworking videos with the pallets wish i could find enough pallets to build things like you keep up the furniture builds mate!

You have definitely graduated from woodworker to craftsman Mark. I look forward to the 2021 projects. Happy New Year!

This is a great reminder of all the great work you've done on your channel. Your work has been a genuine inspiration to me and my own work. Keep it going mate and best of luck in the future.

Whoa dude, that's a lot of pallets for little more than a year. Much as I admire your one man crusade to rid the world of pallets, I can't help thinking you may be on a hiding to nothing, but don't give up trying. Great job dude and keep on checking square in 2021.

very inspirational

Awesome Mark. Looking forward to seeing your projects reach new heights of excellence in 2021

Thanks for slicing that together for us. Loved it. Keep them videos coming boss always love watching them.

Love your content thank you for taking the time to show people what you can do with just a couple of tools and what some would refer to as scrap wood.

Mate...love it! You've done so many really cool projects....you should be really proud of yourself 👍 I have to say though, every time l see you on the vacuum pump l'm reminded of a very funny Austin Powers scene 😂😂 Well done Markos 👍🇦🇺😁

@diyforknuckleheads

3 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade Vis versa mate 👍👍

Great video Mark. Always good to go down memory lane. Love your work with pallets and looking forward to your builds for 2021. Stay safe buddy 👍

that seat

Mate another great video of your awesome work. I love the benches and the round HAF table...look forward to see what you produce in 2021! Cheers 🇦🇺🇦🇺⚓️⚓️

Mark, that's a lot of projects done in 2020! they all look great. I think my fav is that circular dining table. Anyways take care, and check square 👍🕶😀

Hello Mark, You always do great work from pallet boards. The techniques you use are inspiring. For example, glue and dance are unique to you. Your 45 degree angle joining techniques and designs are really great. Your designs about colored boards are also beautiful. man, you know this job. All the techniques you use are really inspiring and useful beautiful techniques. It was nice to see your projects again. Mark is the king of pallets. And the world's most glue consuming master. :-) Please keep doing legends. Thank you for sharing these wonderful designs and reminding you of the beautiful techniques unique to you. See you all the time. A big warm hug. Big greetings. Stay healthy and happy. Best regards. Mehmet...

3 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade May 2021 be a great year for all of us. Cheers my friend.

I enjoyed that! Could not choose one only as my favorite...I have loved each build as much as the one that came before. The recap was a nice summary of loveliness and a reminder of my imagination responding to the vision of the canary with dog's balls! Looking forward to more in 2021!

@julietphillips1991

3 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade Happy New Year to you too Mark!

One thing I have noticed is that you seem to have a larger range of different woods in your pallets than I can find in Türkiye. Maybe I could use wood stain on some strips before gluing them together.

@peterjf7723

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade Cheers, yes it would need to be a solvent based stain that would soak into the wood, rather than something that just formed a surface coating.

Have you tried using ammonia to darken the wood for more color(colour) in your projects?

Howzit Mark love the compilation. Awesome project's an awesome trip down memory lane following all your builds. Love all the builds. Busy with a box joint coffee table now going slow but getting there. Cheers from RSA Gerald 😂

Pretty incredible that you reply to all comments. Really enjoying watching your channel, really inspirational , entertaining and informative. I am a complete novice in every sense, thinking of buying a thicknesser would you recommend a new thicknesser or second hand?

New subscriber, awesome and inspiring work 🍻

Fave is tricky... I think the swivel chair due to its uniqueness and complexity. A real showcase of how you've developed your skills and what pallets can do 👌 Happy New Year mate, here's to another big one!

G'day Mark, so great to discover a fellow Aussie woodworker on KZread mate. Always support Aussie's when I find them. I'm a hobbyist woodworker in Shepparton Victoria. I'm very much a beginner focusing on good 'ol chopping boards with live edges learning tools and finishing. I've done a few small boxes for the shop for tools etc using pallets so I will be looking up your tips and tricks on breaking down pallets - I'm fairly crippled with fast moving arthristis's (lots of spare parts inserted :)) so I'm always looking for ways to do things that don't rely too heavily on strength. Anyway, mate so glad to have found your channel and I'll get all over that and sub. Cheers mate.

Bloody awesome video of them all mate, has been a absolute blast following along with All your builds and projects, keep making brother 👍 👊

Hi Mark. Enjoy your videos your presenting style is just what is needed as we are in lockdown again in the UK. I look forward to watching your channel in 2021. Sadly most of the pallets in the UK are of the ‘crap’ softwood variety so I envy you the range of timbers you have in Oz.

And I'll have to pick me up some of those fake pallets 😂🤣👌

Hi mate keep up the great work. I have even broken out the old power tools to give it a go. Any tips on the best wipe on poly to use?

I’ve enjoyed everything you’ve done so far. It’s fair dinkum I think the kids say?

Where do you prefer to get your drawerslides? Bunnings? Great looking results.

Loving your work, can't stop watching. What are you spreading (tats white) over the table at the end??

Mate you do some good shit 😂😂😂

sei un genio

@monicamilani3371

2 жыл бұрын

@@dainermade you are a genius - ciao from Italy

Hye Mark what is the liquid you put on the wood to make it so shiny and clean. Thank's for all you video ! lot's of good stuff and good vibes !

Do you dry out your pallet wood before you start a project? If so how and what do you use?

Hey Mark Just came across your channel, love the stuff your doing with pallets. Can i ask what kinds of wood do you see most popular in the pallets your getting? Here in the US (California area) im mainly seeing pine.

Hi there Mark my name is Les the pallets you use are they all hard wood or are they mixed with pine

How you keep your router standing up while you're doing that? 4:03

What are the pallets made from in Australia? Pallets here in Canada seem nearly impossible to take apart. Do you have an easy way to do it?

After you glue together all the chunks that have been thicknessed already do you have to hand plane them or anything when everything is glued together?

@TheAnimal85

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade the top surface of the product? Is there any unevenness from gluing all the planed pieces or does it glue up pretty smooth? Sand it and done?

Nice work Mark, I hear your in Townsville, I'm just down the road at Emerald, Question, how do you find your hardwood pallets. All I seem to get here are pine.

@lesbrown51

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade love your channel, I've been in Emerald for approx 27 years, If your ever down this way it would be great to meet up and show you my workshop.

Hi what glue r u using

Is there a vid of your cross sled

@georgegriffiths2235

Жыл бұрын

@@dainermade just a thought I have a cheap contractor saw but it has only one track for a mitre guide does the one you used on your early video’s sit completely over using the sides of the saw as runners

HI. I lIVE IN SPAIN. I CANT UNDERSTAND WHY TABLESAW IS PAINTED IN GREEN. IS IT A SPECIAL PAINT FOR BETTER SLIDE??? THNKS!!!

Mark maahahaaate! It seems you have nailed the music... then as I am writing this, at 2:39 it blares up again 🤬 and then I realised that this was a potpourri video 😅 It is all good mate. You will get there. Eventually. One way or another 👍 No matter how loud the music is, your content is too good to miss out on. I am a subscriber/viewer/👍er for life! I just wish you would come down to bloody Melbourne and be my neighbour though already 😇 Happy new year mate 🤙 and all the best in your future endeavours 🥰 Faark in hell mate, did I use enough emojis? Here is one more for good measure 😳

@IsaKocoglu

3 жыл бұрын

It’s all good mate! I must just be having a go at you out of boredom or something 😝 And never forget... you can pack layers on in the cold, but you can’t go skinning yourself to get cooler on a hot day 😖 PS: I never was a good gambler 😅

@IsaKocoglu

3 жыл бұрын

Touché! 🤙🎣

I have a question? Do you have to plain the slats before you glue them to make bricks? Should you? Does it make for a stronger glue up?

@jaredrobertson1955

3 жыл бұрын

I went back and watched a few and I seen you not planning before. I’m gonna try it soon. I broken down some pallets and just trying to see what direction I want to go first. I think my first project is a piano bench. Trying to figure what type of joints I want for the legs

It would be cheaper to buy a table than forking out thousands on all the big fancy power tools give me an hand saw and hammer an chisel all day

4th Thumbs Up?! 🤣

You should have just cut out all the audio and put a song on for the whole thing

See i dont get that. Using a chisel is great fun and keeps your skills well rounded. trying to only do power tool woodworking is boring and i dont get any gratification from it. I understand time is money but i dont sell my projects and i get so much fun and feel so good when i complete my projects. My friends often see them and ask me how much. I tell them its from a pallet and they are amazed and still want it. So i give it to them as i can just go to my local mower shop, bunnings, motor cycle shop heck practically anywhere that brings in their goods on pallets. Go for places that sell heavy things like motors and such because they use better stronger pallets. Getting back to my point. I wouldn't even do woodworking if it was not enjoyable and rewarding to me. Not using hand tools in the build and relying on power tools for accuracy instead of honing my abilities to become a better woodworker is just not fun. I value skill very much. Making something from my own ability is what i'm about. I do have some power tools but i dont use them exclusively. Table saw for ripping boards to width (which takes a lot of work doing by hand) makes that step so much faster. If a mortise is needed i find it faster to just grab a chisel and make it than have to get my drill get the right size bit drill the excess wood out then still have to grab my chisel to finish the job. I can get it done much faster without all the extra steps. same with many things as most power tools require set up and hand tools dont is what im saying.👍😉