There is something to be said about saying absolutely nothing. There was no " like & subscribe ", " hit that notification bell " or " smash that button " or any other obnoxious request to follow their page. What a breath of fresh air. This man, his work, his paired down approach, free of dramatic innuendos, clic baits or non sensical banter to allow his work to speak for itself, I LOVE THIS. In this day & age of shameless self promotion, where it's not important how beautiful, functional or purposeful something is but rather if some vapid celeb like Kim Kardashian barfed on it that makes any algorithm spike, i'm glad there's still some that believe that their work should speak for itself. You have earned my subscription and admiration sir, bravo !

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks very much for the comments, I really appreciate them :)

@mrsbmurray7402

24 күн бұрын

To watch other magnificent creations in a similar style you would enjoy Chester and Wood Design, both talented wood workers.

@trevsutton8185

24 күн бұрын

I couldn’t agree more with every word !!!

@firehorsewoman414

24 күн бұрын

Well said!

@mrdee1986

24 күн бұрын

Couldn't agree more. This lad doesn't have to prove anything or blow his own trumpet, by far one of the best channels on YT

Project after project, that is becoming the most beautiful organization setup in a shop I've ever seen...and I agree, you can never have enough drawerrs

@catey62

24 күн бұрын

He is one of the most gifted craftsman I've seen.

@watersipper1116

24 күн бұрын

Take that, Snap-On. Unbelievable design and building skills.

@seggremalac

23 күн бұрын

My first thoughts after finishing the video: this is the most victorian/steampunk workshop. Ever.

@patriceborrello5024

17 күн бұрын

Magnifico work 👍

Anyone who can drive in slotted head screws using a Yankee screwdriver without it slipping and gouging into the wood and metal deserves a thumbs up 👍 Excellent work👏

@1337Mo

22 күн бұрын

And he also pleases my mechanics OCD that he also clocks the screws. True craftsman.

I get totally engrossed in figuring out what he's doing. It's always fascinating.

I don’t usually envy anything - I don’t see the point. BUT I would love to own a custom built sewing room made by this man. Everything he makes I love. Such a talent, 👏

@sonnyjs15

25 күн бұрын

The next person that buys the home he lives in will be paying double because of this shop😅

@Katrene.

25 күн бұрын

@@sonnyjs15 I don't think he will ever sell it...and if he does...I don't think the shop would be included...it's so part of him, I think he will take it wherever he goes!

@sonnyjs15

25 күн бұрын

@@Katrene. It'll outlast him, no?

@guzziwheeler

25 күн бұрын

Well, this is what trained carpenters or cabinet makers can do. Go to the cabinet maker whom you trust, show him this video, an he will make you such a drawer cabinet. All you have to do is to pay for it. And do not wait too long, these craftsmen are just dying out.

@annepayton6461

25 күн бұрын

Have you considered a Dreambox 2? Compact storage for sewing or crafting. Not quite as wonderful as Jason's work, but who can match his stuff? Still waiting to see how he would build a grandfather clock!

This is one of the very rare channels where I push the Like button even before watching! 👍

@foos.998

23 күн бұрын

I do too!

@gaz740

21 күн бұрын

Snap

Standing in your shop must be like standing in the middle Henry O. Studley's tool box. Yet again, very impressed.

From trash to treasure, with patience and skills, real man creates not destroys

The precision, attention to detail......unbelievable. Mesmerizing to watch it all come together.

@michaelmoss5976

24 күн бұрын

Did you happen to note the screw heads all lined up? That's precision!

@michaelmokri5138

24 күн бұрын

@@michaelmoss5976 I sure did. Precision with a capital P.

@rodenreyes6320

9 күн бұрын

Every part, every assembly exact...just tap into place with mallet...just like the Japanese cabinetmasters.

I'm sorry, but I'm writing with a translator. I had an uncle and he also worked with wood and spoke just as much as you do in your videos. He worked calmly and precisely and watched until I was a child. Sometimes he spoke and then he spoke words of wisdom. I once asked him if this could not be done faster with another method? This is what he answered. Good work takes time, bad work takes even more time because you have to correct it. That was forty years ago, but I'll never forget it. You make great videos and it reminds me of my wonderful childhood. I also made a small DIY workshop for myself, but I can't make furniture anywhere near as nice as this. However, the smell of wood calms you down in this fast-paced world.

@agustingonzalezsantana4513

17 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@agustingonzalezsantana4513

17 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

I have been a regular attendee at these sessions where nary a word was spoken, and have been silenced by the deceptively quiet genius of 'Mr Epic'. I love the situation where I have no clue what will become what; sit back and learn, be entertained, and be amazed as logic, efficiency, and beauty all come together. Another beautiful piece! THANKS!!

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks Joe :)

Came for the exquisite craftsmanship, stayed for the wave.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

🖐

I couldn’t figure out what you were gonna do with the washing machine. You have outdone yourself again. I am running out of ways to say that your talent has no equal. But that’s just fine, because I love watching you create all So many beautiful ways to deal with underuse materials. And I’m now going to start counting the days again for the next post. Kathy.

@watersipper1116

24 күн бұрын

I loved it, too. I saw in the description he says it was a dryer, though. Not that it matters that much.

Once again you continue to amaze. I would like to see a video of you explaining on how you got into up-cycling and what gives you inspiration to create. Once again sir thank you for sharing.

It's always fun to watch your work. Thanks for this beautiful video.

That's old-school craftsmanship. Love it

I watch alot of people that work with wood. You're one of the few that's an actual woodworker. I think you're one of the few people that can make "how to" videos about old handheld woodworking tools. Those of us that follow your channel know that you definitely have enough experience using them to give you absolute credibility.

That was a random intro! A pile of pallets and a washing machine? Haha, I know I'll enjoy this video! *Presses PLAY*

Sir, you're the Bob Ross of woodworking. The black and metal was an unexpected, and awesome, curveball which really took the piece to the next level. Thanks for all you do!

@nathanlucas6465

24 күн бұрын

The Bob Ross of woodwork. I really like that 😊

@TheBlueMoo

24 күн бұрын

And here we'll have some happy little drawers... 😄

@matthewellul1259

24 күн бұрын

Wood Ross- minus slapping the devil out of it

@LaughingInTiny

21 күн бұрын

❤ this is such a good comparison. So relaxing to watch happy little drawers being made 😊

Well, I am afraid I can only repeat what I have said in my previous comments. Outstanding talent, patience and pure skill, the best woodworker on the internet by miles, better even than Hew and Awe. We can all only aspire. I also noticed a lot of comments regarding your production and I must agree. No silly BS, no clickbait, no stupid two second sit com clips, no self promotion. F*&k the algorithm, you do not need it.

@EpicUpCycling

16 күн бұрын

Thanks Alex 👍

Glad I woke up early for work: no I’ll have time to watch before I go!

As always, I am amazed by what you create from what others might dismiss as random junk.

that organizer that you made its not just simply amazing, it is also very elegant which put any organizers that one could find in a store to absolute shame.

I dont even know how i ended up here, but im not at all complaining, the ASMR aspect of everything and the nice music really show the true craftsmanship of this person. Very nicely done work.

@EpicUpCycling

4 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

This is one of those KZread channels where you wait until the next "surprise" video comes out. Great inspiring ideas such as with the old washing machine. If the engine is still in working order, you can make a wood lathe. On to the next one and we wait 'quietly' in curiosity. THANKS with big greetings from the Netherlands.

Каждый раз не нахожу слов что бы выразить своё восхищение!!! Каждое изделие монументально,эпично и крайне восхитительно.У мастера золотые руки!

Just when I thought there isnt a better method of dismantling a pallet, you come along and pull out the chopper. It looks as though you nailed it. Thank you for that lesson. What a beautiful piece , thank you , always a pleasure sir.

Many thanks La perfection a l'état pur

I applaud you sir for this fantastic recycling project with a masterpiece result

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

Bravo Maestro!! Another total triumph!!! Big bear hugs from Kenny in Ohio USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Cheers Kenny :)

Great work as always! ❤️

Another strong project. Typically, I watch your videos several times. The first time for pleasure, the second time to take notes (if the project is useful to me in practice), and start making a plan. And a third time to check on the realization of this or that detail that I may have missed. Your videos are goldmines for anyone who wants to build practical furniture, without machine tools, all by hand, and wants to learn to think like a carpenter. Thank you for sharing.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks Eric :)

Absolutely incredible. Art with wood! Thank you

Just got home from work, tea and chock biscuits in hand what could be better? Let’s watch😂

i am honoured to see that there are those of us that were taught that if the glue is oozing out of your work it is too much. i would imagine that there are those that believe otherwise but to me it is neater and less cleaning afterwards. nowadays i watch quite a few woodworkers on tube and i must congratulate you on your very entertaining and very high standard of work. only a few of my age left but i am glad to see that there are those that take so much pride in their work. looking forward for the next project.

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much, John.

At certain stages of Jason's builds, I think 'er, I'm not sure about this', but every time I'm left stunned by his projects. I have to accept that I just haven't got the vision. He is that rare combination of artist and artisan.

I hit the thumbs up before I watched the video because I know anything by him is going to be amazing

I love cupboards with little drawers 😁

@Tensquaremetreworkshop

25 күн бұрын

Why? Seriously, why? If it just for appearance, wallpaper of drawer fronts will do. For storage of most components, where numbers and types vary over time, they are an inefficient and time consuming method. With a workshop (rather than a display area) form follows function. It is a tool to facilitate making, and should be fit for purpose.

@kathleenrobson1803

25 күн бұрын

@@Tensquaremetreworkshop I do embroidery and crochet and I would like to put my cottons etc in separate drawers so I could find them easier 😁 but I look at your drawers and get envious 😂

@Tensquaremetreworkshop

25 күн бұрын

@@kathleenrobson1803 You will find them easier in a large drawer-colour along one axis and shade the other. Run the sample you are trying to match across this field and you will get the best match in seconds. Large drawers are little more effort than a small one- and take less space! (there is a lot of space lost to the parts of a drawer if it is small). Plus it is easier to afford slide mechanisms- soft close. Probably cheaper than a lot of handles and label holders. Don't want to make? Take a look at mechanics tool trollies...

This place is a temple for those who appreciate. Amazing project. Thanks for sharing.

@EpicUpCycling

11 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

just love this

Here's another masterpiece, some might have had doubts, I'm not sure, and it's wonderful!!!

Aside from the insane amount of focus, patience and skill that he uses... Can we just discuss the number of flat head screws he uses as well! I'd easily have lost myself in a cloud of swear words just using those. Simply exquisite!

He doesn't say much but he is excellent at what he does.

You, Sir, are the only KZreadr I ever subscribed to after watching one single video! I am still at the beginning of my woodworking career and also want to make many projects from pallet wood. This channel is a magical source of inspiration!

@EpicUpCycling

12 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

Gotta hand it to you, you have a talent for turning random stuff destined for landfill or the burn pile into really functional and pleasing to the eye pieces.

Love to see how proud you are when you're looking at the finished organiser. 😊 You did, once again, a fantastic work. Greetings from Portugal

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

Your creativity and patience are never ending my good sir

The attention to detail with the screws👏👏👏

Every time I watch your videos (ive watched them all) I get extremely inspired to make something.

The black and brushed steel is so appropriate for the tools. Another masterpiece - and so many drawers.

What amazes me is the sound of the untreated drawers sliding home in their slots seamlessly.

@Tikarel

22 күн бұрын

It doesn't even surprise me anymore. it has become a given.

Just stunning Jason.

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks Adrian :)

Another fine cabinet! Amazes me how you can turn a pile of scrap into something functional and pleasing to look at! Well done sir!

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

In awe, as always. How you come up with these ideas, never ceases to amaze me. TFS your art with us.

50 seconds into the video and I love to see the washing mashine! Quite excited what this will be!

I love the sound of the * snick * when the joints fit in. That was truly a masterpiece, especially the black of the wood and silver of metal, its very industrial

Are there any words left to describe this man's genius and his attention to detail? Thank you for sharing a truly entertaining and educational experience!!!

@tramptruck4859

25 күн бұрын

I totally agree - but it's his patience which really stands out (for me)

Very impressive. If I were not 80, as a former cabinet maker, I would make one of these cabinets. Instead, I have 134 plastic peanut butter jars. I love the metal fronts along with the black exterior.

Totally loved the indecision and the way you set the editing up so well. Great to see a master at work. As always, incredible work. Many thanks

Are you an engineer or architect. You never cease to amaze me with the building you do. Well done bravo. Thank you for sharing.👍

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks Dennis. No, I'm neither of those, I just really enjoy building things 🙂

Woah that looks awesome! Cool how it compliments the wood working cabinets, yet still has is own identity as metal working

Always impressed with your upcycling, but this is even better, wow!

Great video! I see you have no shortage of wood. I restore wood boats for a living, the amount of mahogany and teak I replace from these restorations is crazy. If only I was your neighbour, you’d be swimming in this wood.

Every time I try to convince myself to throw away or scrap things .... I watch your creative process and wonder what I can make out my old stuff :). Silly me, I had never really thought about a dead appliance as a great source of sheet metal. Well done sir, well done.

I marvel at your skill at taking pallet wood and metal and creating a beautiful useful piece of shop storage. I really enjoy the videos you present with such detail and skill-keep it up.

I love the look of the black wood with polished metal. Great piece of art.

Finally. Something I built prior to you. Metal faced drawers. I'm sure many people built them before either of us, but still, they do complement the shop. Love all of your work.

Моё восхищение! Сколько у Вас интерессных проектов! Спасибо, что делитесь с нами 🤗❤

Studley would be proud of you Jason, and I'm more than confident he would give you his tick of approval. another amazing project from your gifted hands as always. you never fail to 'deliver the goods' as we say here in Australia.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks for the kind words :)

A magnificent build, yet again. You never cease to amaze and delight me with what you can make from some scrap pallets and an old tumble drier.

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

I have started woodworking, enjoy it very much, your channel's videos are inspiring. BUT now I can't throw anything away, thanks a lot.

Every time I watch your channel channel I am more amazed by what you do, you are an amazing Carpenter and you have the imagination of a great builder I appreciate you sharing your channel with us to show that we can also create items as you do, I wish I had your talent but not everyone can do what you do, you are a true true true true true designer of wood and metal, and a very good imagination, to create the items you do, thank you for sharing your gift with us, you are inspiring.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

Allways a Nice job. I like watching all the time.

Those metal draw fronts go well with all that chrome.

Excellent work, I've just had a crazy idea: noble corrosion of the front panels

Fantastic result. Love it. 👍👍

Awesome to watch as always. Your work shed is looking great... Don't think you will be able to fit much more in it 😊😊

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

I'm sure I can fit some more drawers in somewhere 🙂

This is the best channel on KZread... i've got pallets and a washing machine carcass in my back garden and could never do anything like this...

Wow again, I love watching your videos, they take me back to being a little girl watching my grandpa in his garage, it always smelled of wood, and I remember him using all those hand tools you have especially the rachet screwdriver and the hand drill, with the big wooden knob, thank you for sharing and the memories.

Magnificent. Once again your content leaves me in wonder. Can't wait for you to tear down the workshop and start again. Kidding honest.😂😂

My God! This level of talent, patience and single-mindedness could be dangerous in the wrong hands. This is up there with your best projects (all of them, that is!). You are truly inspiring.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks very much :)

Very nice recycling the old pallets and the dryer. I recycle wood from pallets too. Love repurposing old wood. It has character, you might say.

Your precision is second to none! I love how you take a washing machine and turn it into faceplates and drawer pulls. Ingenious. I've seen all your videos and I love it when make fancy hinges lol. I didn't watch this one straight away cuz I knew I'd a nice Sunday coming up to enjoy it with breakfast and a cuppa tea ❤

I got some old pallets last year and have been thinking about how to undo them the easy way. Now I know. I just have to get a good handaxe for step one. Thanks a lot. That will make my own project much more easy.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again a true craftsman I love that everything is recycled and that it’s all handmade huge respect for your craftsmanship and attention to detail thank you for another fantastic video and show of craft all the best god bless

I watch your videos and admire your works - how effectively you can use secondary materials!!! Bravo and favorite!!!

Another beautiful piece! I particularly love the contrast between the dark stain/paint and the sanded metal plates on the drawers!

I never get tired of watching your videos. Every one of them is inspiring. You never cease to amaze me with your artistry and craftsmanship!

I love that you're making awesome cabinets to show off your tools instead of hiding them away. Just Brilliant!! Cheers :)

Just finished watching. A true craftsman. Love the content. Recycling materials. They should have this taught in schools. Pleasure to see. Thank you

I love watching you build your wonderful masterpieces. I hope you earn enough from showing us your lovely art so you can do thus full time. You deserve to do what you’re good at…& I think you’re exceptional, in my humble opinion.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks Jessica :)

Hi Jason. I've always wondered if you're a carpenter or an architect. from simple pieces of wood you can build fantastic objects. Well done

@EpicUpCycling

25 күн бұрын

Thanks very much, Luigi :)

Thanks again! Really can't see me ever being disappointed with any of your projects!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

Wow I'm the first comment? I already know this is going to be an EPIC build!!

Once again, you have done a fantastic job. I love watching you make things

And once again, another project completed all in one day as evidenced by the same gray sweatshirt! Amazing!

@veronicatallman9160

21 күн бұрын

Hahaha. nice try.

I fear the day when your shop no longer needs drawers... Another wonderful piece of artwork, Jason! Thank you for showing this amazing work!

@catey62

24 күн бұрын

Lol, thats what I worry about, that he'll run out of things to make..though with his creative mind and talented hands I doubt that will happen.

@EpicUpCycling

24 күн бұрын

Thanks :)

Love these videos. I wonder how many of us wave back at the end. I always do!

Never fails to awe me.. The dryer had me going til the end...

MAN, you really inspire me! I love up-cycling but dont have the skill ANYWHERE near that! So good. Thanks for the inspiration!