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Does it work with Apple too?

Fits well into my space, I painted the back green. It's very easy to customize just the back if that's something you want to do. I would suggest sanding it first before painting, I got a little impatient. The shelves czcams.com/users/postUgkxM8H4CjCb79vzeyvgaFMdzmLm88oVFPMkare pretty small so keep that in mind if you're going to have it horizontal that some books won't fit. I like the snug look that it has. Good small shelf if you don't have much space, but not too small. Simple to put together, though you'll need your own tools, a screwdriver and a mallet/hammer, it's easiest to do with another person.

Here's my super long winded default response to taking pallets apart. Hope this helps someone. This is how I do it. I don't have problems with breaking boards doing it this way (below) unless the pallets are really old and the nails are super rusted. Newer pallets are easier to take apart than old weathered ones. It's just a technique to get good at it without breaking them. You don't want to go man-handling the boards and wrecking through them with a pallet buster then you WILL break boards. Many people are going to tell you to cut the nails, cut the boards, use a pry bar and hammer, use a Sawz-All, use a car jack, soaking the pallets (this can sometimes help.... each pallet is different so testing and practice is key) etc etc. You don't need to do any of that. You can use some of these alternative methods as back-ups for stubborn pallets. If you happen to cut the nails then it leaved nail "nubs" in the wood that you have to dig out of the pallet stringers and use a nail punch to tap them out of pallet boards and pull them out. This is very tedious and takes a lot of time. If you just leave the nubs in then you can't run boards through a planer or jointer. The nubs will year up sand paper and you have to make sure you don't hit them with a table saw, miter saw or drill press etc. I build furniture out of pallet wood so I can't have the nail pieces left in the wood. But some people don't care about that or want the pieces left in so everyone's needs are different. Read below on how I do this with the least effort and the best results. --------------- Buy these on Amazon. A Pallet Buster and an AirLocker (Model AP700 - black). You can also buy replacement pistons for this. I've used both for 3 years now and have taken apart at least 200 pallets and they look and operate like brand new still. They will hold up to heavy usage. I have about a 95% success rate getting good nonbroken boards using this Pallet Buster. I can take most pallets apart in only 10 mins or less and not wear myself out or hardly break a sweat. My wife helps me take pallets apart all the time. One piece of advice with the pallet buster to minimize breaking of the slats.... pop the pallet slats off of the right and left side of the pallet 1st then pop off the middle of the slat last. Doing it this way will greatly reduce the slat cracking. Also, when popping off the left side of the slat, put the buster with the right tine against the stringer (opposite tine of buster on opposite side of pallet). Then when popping off the right side of slat put the buster's left tine against the stringer. Then when popping off the middle of the slat then center the busters tines on the stringer. Doing this will minimize cracking and splitting. Hope this makes sense. With a slight bit of practice, you will get better and better at it. Using the AirLocker (basically a reverse nailer), I have successfully removed (or punched out) about 300 - 400 pallet nails per hour. Using these 2 items.... you will NOT need a pry bar, a Sawz-All, a car jack or a nail punch etc or do any kind of crazy things other people suggest to take a pallet apart. Just a pallet Buster and the Airlocker (the airlocker needs an air compressor to operate it). You might need a claw hammer to pull the occasional nail that the Airlocker doesn't punch completely out. You can hit the same nail a couple of times if needed to push it out. But again... with some practice, you will get better and faster at using it. Also, I use two 1/4".... 25 foot coil hoses on my air compressor. I also have a 90° swivel adapter attached directly to my AirLocker (see link below) so the air hose doesn't bind up. It's kind of like a swivel you see on hoses at some gas pumps. The compressor I use is the minimum you want. A compressor with more power and a bigger tank works too. I've removed thousands of nails using the one in the link below. Also, FYI.... the older the pallets are then the harder they are to pry apart because the nails rust and get stuck more. The newer the pallets are then the easier they are to take apart and the higher percentage of good reusable boards you will get. Below are the links on Amazon to get these items. PALLET BUSTER - Amazon www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B075TFBC6T?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title AIRLOCKER (Model AP700 - black) - Amazon www.amazon.com/Air-locker-professional-Nailer-Remover/dp/B003X2QM3G/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=2KAUV52Z9K4WY&keywords=airlocker&qid=1659740722&sprefix=airlocker%2Caps%2C157&sr=8-3 NAIL PULLER - 1st Version The AirLocker above punches the nails out. This one will actually pulls the nails. This one is great for the nails that are in the stringer boards where only the heads of the nails stick out. www.amazon.com/Remover-UPWOOD-Professional-Pneumatic-Denailer/dp/B09HCK74S4/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=127CH2Y93ZLNF&keywords=air+nail+puller&qid=1676345507&sprefix=air+nail+puller%2Caps%2C161&sr=8-4 AIR HOSE SWIVEL ADAPTER www.menards.com/main/tools/power-tools/pneumatic-tools/air-tool-fittings/performax-reg-1-4-npt-aluminum-female-to-male-swivel/hfs14f14m/p-1444451509134-c-12917.htm?tid=536608113545871023&ipos=54 AIR COMPRESSOR (The one I use) www.menards.com/main/tools/air-compressors/fini-advanced-trade-3-gallon-150-psi-portable-electric-hot-dog-air-compressor/fh3ol195n/p-1561098569243-c-12910.htm?tid=6940725088919205261&ipos=7 Doing things using these items and the way I described will give you at least 95% usable boards, leave you with the full boards and give you nail free boards (no cutting boards or nails or soaking the pallets). If by chance your pallets have any staples in them then I use pliers and pull the staples. You can also get an inexpensive handheld metal detector to run up and down the boards to make sure there isn't any hidden nails you can't see. See link to the one I use.... METAL DETECTOR - Amazon www.amazon.com/Zircon-MetalliScanner-Handheld-Electronic-Detector/dp/B09DZT3NTD/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=1MSYLN1RYW5AR&keywords=zircon+metalliscanner+m40&qid=1659783052&sprefix=zicron+%2Caps%2C145&sr=8-3 Also, here is a CZcams video of a guy demonstrating how to use an Airlocker. He also shows how to take a pallet apart using a type of Pallet Buster but the one he uses is different than the one in the link above. I prefer the one in the link compared to the one he's using in the video. The one in the link above gets better results. Plus the one above includes the handle... many others on sale only have the bottom part and you have to find your own handle. CZcams VIDEO Here is the link to that CZcams video. czcams.com/video/zkn4lV_xQRM/video.html

Amazing!!!!!!! Doing this tomorrow!!!!!

Love this - Easy project for a much needed item and very little $

Sorry Buddy, I'll throw you a subscribe to ease the pain of this feedback haha. The way the audio is split into left and right gives me a headache so I'm not going to watch any more haha

this is a great project but it would have been easier to lay everything out on the plywood before painting, trace the tree, drill the holes, paint, then assemble

That mother in the desc is dumb

How did u cut the grooves?

I've been dismantling some pallets, and found this video whilst looking for tips to clean up the wood! But I'll share a tip of my own - to get those nails out more easily (around 1:50 on the video) - drive the nail a few mm further in first before pulling them out. This breaks whatever bond they've formed with the wood and they come out waaaaayyyy more easily!

On the first one he looks like he’s enjoying the salt more then the onions

You needed to have mentioned the blade lock, I just cut off the tip of 2 fingers moving the blade, you should update your vid.

Arya stark

What is the max range this drone can go from the controller?

You have never "lived" in a car. You're more roadtrip than anything.

Great video, thanks for simplifying the table saw,think I'm going to treat myself to one.

I know this is old but pro tip...With the focus you can lift the bottom part of the back seats forwards towards the front seats then drop the back part into the gap making it fully flat :)

Great video man! I'm going to be driving across the U.S. in 2 weeks and plan on staying in my car some nights to save some $. I've got a ford fusion so I guess I'll have slightly more room than the Focus haha

Thank you!

Beautiful job guys! Braavo!

Absolutely gorgeous job! I wish u all tons of ideas and greetings from Poland. Off course i try this im first ocasion😉

Well done. Just rotated mine and watched your video as I went along. Thanks.

You are fire duuuude😂

This shit has been in my recommended since the beginning of time

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There is a blade lock that is held down by the dust shroud. You need to push that to turn the blade! (per the manual)

Great to see it. I did it too. The plans from Woodglut helped me a lot :)

Awesome job 👏 In the future wear a dust mask that will keep away the dust and paint fumes.

i love it!

use a reciprocating saw on those Yank pallets as they are broken down in no time.

Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took Woodprix. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.

I am planning to do this except the table will be alot taller and used as a plant stand. I've cut my pallets in half so they arent as wide. My question is, could I use 2x4 instead of 4x4? They're almost half the price

Don't you have public saunas in US?

Measuring malfunction, I must remember that. I usually call it "WTF? Why doesn't that fit? ARRG! You fkn dumbarse!"

So does every block of the tree/branches require you to bolt it from the bottom? Or do you just connect them after bolting one down?

Dumb hooman

Needed this to show people thank u 👊🏿

Wat kinda shoes you rock?

Nice & Easy! Way to go! Thanks for sharing! :)

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.

Let’s not put the head in the trunk do it opposite lol

Your camera moved so fast! Slow down so I can see your set up.

Quick easy access to many projects with Stodoys plans.

Isnt it illegal to sleep in a car?

A planet fitness is an excellent option for a clean hot shower ☺️🚿

Nice DIYPerks ;)

Thank you for posting this. My daughter wants to make one like this and I've found lots of videos showing builds, but yours is the only one I've seen with dimensions.

Thanks for the video! I watched several and am going to try this one. This will be filled with heavy books-did you reinforce with screws into all shelves?

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.

The 3 knives has be change at the some time. Sir