Turning a Free Pallet into a Modern Dining Table

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  • čas přidán 30. 11. 2022
  • I made this modern dining table from a pallet that I found on the streets of Toronto!
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  • @SkimoStories
    @SkimoStories Před rokem +261

    Really love to see you fail forward instead of pretending like everything is going to plan from the get-go. Nothing ever goes that way in reality, and I think you are teaching a really important lesson in trying to see your 'failures' as learning opportunities. This is probably my favourite build of yours so far.

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem +11

      That’s awesome to hear, thank you so much!

    • @lightpunch0072
      @lightpunch0072 Před rokem +2

      Big vouch

    • @mattwilliams3820
      @mattwilliams3820 Před 10 měsíci

      Good point, I appreciate that stuff being part of the video

    • @BrianLee-pt8pm
      @BrianLee-pt8pm Před 8 měsíci +1

      1000%. Things don't go as planned, and we make mistakes. The ability to stay positive and appropriately pivot is what separates the pros from the amateurs. Love your page, and thanks for the knowledge and inspiration! 🥂

  • @TheVirakahScale
    @TheVirakahScale Před rokem +42

    It's a good idea to bend it more than you need, so around a smaller circle. That way it springs back closer to what you need.

  • @MycobraII
    @MycobraII Před rokem +30

    I find it very satisfying that your tool level is the same as mine, there's nothing worse than watching someone build something with a room full of tens of thousands of dollars worth of tools. Plus I like how you showed the true struggle on learning on the fly and the mistakes that come with it. Love your work, keep it up!

  • @MassGradingTeacher
    @MassGradingTeacher Před rokem +11

    That steam-bending portion of the video was thoroughly entertaining. Really cool to see you working through the problems.

  • @ryandury
    @ryandury Před rokem +50

    Love your determination here, that steam bending was probably so frustrating. I've dabbled in steam bending myself, when I built my cedar strip canoe. Those pieces of wood looked really thick for bending. Next time I would suggest doing a bent lamination where you work with much thinner strips, steam them, dry fit/clamp and then glue them together the following day. In any case I'm so impressed with your ability to turn a pallet into a nice looking table. Legs look very cool. Cheers!

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem +3

      Thank you so much! Great idea for the next build 🙏❤️

    • @glennleader8880
      @glennleader8880 Před rokem +6

      If I was using wood that thick for the border, I would have made it into "wobble" board. lots of very thin kerfs cut on the inside of the wood. When bent, the gaps close and mostly vanish. Mind you, I just dabble with woodwork.

  • @Danny101yt
    @Danny101yt Před rokem +18

    I love how you showed the full scale process of the entire project. From the moment you picked it up to the point you completed it - it feels more authentic and passionate rather than of it was to only show the successful parts. Love the videos, keep them going!

  • @MorleyKert
    @MorleyKert  Před rokem +55

    One challenge I didn't talk about in the video - this leg design results in an un-level surface, because one of the three legs is offset from the middle of the other two. I ended up modeling an "as-built" of the legs in Fusion 360 to figure out how much I had to chop off of one of the legs (it was 5 inches). There's probably an easier way to figure this out, but that's just how my mind works!

    • @joelrobles9092
      @joelrobles9092 Před rokem +1

      ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Infinity

    • @ericserafim7954
      @ericserafim7954 Před rokem +4

      IMO painting the legs black could make the top pop even more 😉

    • @GreasyTrout
      @GreasyTrout Před rokem +1

      Haha i was waiting for the part in the video where you'd mention this. I've made a handfull of tables with these 'tank trap' legs and I still break my brain on it everytime on how to calculate the lenghts and angles.

    • @wildboystv3013
      @wildboystv3013 Před rokem

      @@ericserafim7954 i like that idea i also like seeing the entire table as pallets

    • @stuartdunc100
      @stuartdunc100 Před rokem

      Maybe a laser level? stood it on a level surface, used the laser level on a tripod , marked the lines and then hand sawn? 🤷

  • @prabhat4700
    @prabhat4700 Před rokem +4

    I am glad you included the struggles in the edit, otherwise the viewer never really gets to know how challenging the work is.
    This pallet wood table series is addictive. Keep them coming.

  • @RandomBro5
    @RandomBro5 Před rokem +2

    I love the learning curve in this video!

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem +1

      I learned a ton in this project! Stoked to use the steam box in future projects.

    • @elevans5758
      @elevans5758 Před rokem +1

      so do I. It makes us average people feel less inadequate.

  • @vascorfael7223
    @vascorfael7223 Před rokem +60

    I would have been so mad at those bending problems. Really nice to see you keep your cool. Keep up!

  • @ChuckUnderFire
    @ChuckUnderFire Před rokem +5

    This is the kind of project that immediately makes me want to make another one.

  • @Lexiont
    @Lexiont Před 11 měsíci

    I have to say, your videos are the best thing when I'm on my lunch break, I really enjoy watching your content!

  • @Smoothe932
    @Smoothe932 Před rokem

    This is the first time I've ever commented on of these build-it videos. Thank you for showing the mistakes. Mistakes that I might not have to make.

  • @chrisbrucesr.9256
    @chrisbrucesr.9256 Před rokem

    Really do enjoy that you show your mistakes. That's exactly how wood work works! 😆

  • @Charlielizard
    @Charlielizard Před rokem +1

    Gotta be one of the best videos I've seen with woodworking. Am an old rookie and appreciate your honesty with mistakes. That's how we learn to do things ourselves. Very proud of you and your beautiful table. Became an instant subscriber. Blessings to you both. 🙏 👍🏼

  • @Wasted-Life
    @Wasted-Life Před rokem +14

    Man, super impressed by your tenacity!
    It looks great - massive well done👏🏼
    Patiently awaiting the next project 😅

  • @ersikillian
    @ersikillian Před rokem +1

    Everybody seems to be turning old pallets into beautiful furniture like desks or tables on CZcams. I want to see someone turn a beautiful table into a pallet.

  • @shishirchitre1945
    @shishirchitre1945 Před 11 měsíci

    Hats off to your patience and persistence!!!!

  • @michaelbragg6527
    @michaelbragg6527 Před rokem

    You had me hooked with the “neature walks” clip! Never met anyone that’s seen those videos and very few that think they are funny. Great build!

  • @Lando_99
    @Lando_99 Před 11 měsíci

    Your perseverance is incredible

  • @Matttt09
    @Matttt09 Před 10 měsíci

    "OMG, how am I going to do this?" Slap that on a shirt and embrace it as your motto. I love watching you figure stuff out as you go. Keep up the great work!

  • @michaelboudreaux1065
    @michaelboudreaux1065 Před rokem

    Glad I'm not the only one who screws up. Sure have loved to see how you made the table legs in more detail. Table turned out great

  • @landriaultpierre
    @landriaultpierre Před rokem

    I really love your videos because they show us what to try, not if, but when challenges occur. Excellent tutorials. Thank you so much.

  • @stephanietom_md
    @stephanietom_md Před 9 měsíci

    I very much appreciate you keeping in the clips of you trouble shooting how to bend the wood - it helps us watching know that its not as easy as a 10 min video is! I can't stop binge watching your creations, keep them coming!

  • @daveeverhart5834
    @daveeverhart5834 Před rokem

    Watching you begin the glue-up in your dining room, was like watching - and listening - to myself (minus the 4-letter words I'm prone to). That was a great relief.

  • @BlazarVision
    @BlazarVision Před rokem +4

    Hi Morley, I'm happy I stumbled across your content! There is so much attention to detail in your videos, everywhere from the shots you take to show the progress, to the type writer printing your patreon supporters. Keep up the great work, your inspiring me to take my basic carpentry skills to the next level :D

  • @jasonlee4307
    @jasonlee4307 Před rokem

    I was happy to see that you filled over the screw heads on the table edge sometime off screen in your final phase. Well done.

  • @broderdanne
    @broderdanne Před rokem +1

    Really enjoyed watching a video where the entire process isn't flawless. It's refreshing to see the struggles and obstacles you come across during the making, and how you overcome them. I admire your innovation and patience during that frustrating steam bending! Keep it up!

  • @sea2c
    @sea2c Před rokem +4

    I just love watching an engineer struggle with their own design! 😂 Good on you for seeing it through and getting it done!

  • @M_M0109
    @M_M0109 Před rokem +3

    Drinking game - take a shot every time Morley slaps his wood or says "Let's do it".

  • @mrwellred
    @mrwellred Před 10 měsíci

    Big fan of your energy, ingenuity, vision, personality, and content. Even more so after the Neature Walk reference 😂

  • @Fragaile
    @Fragaile Před rokem +1

    The way your mind works baffles me man! Always a pleasure watching your videos, I hope you keep it up!

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem

      Haha thank you! What’s baffling about it?

    • @Fragaile
      @Fragaile Před rokem

      @@MorleyKert You're extremely creative, I'm always calculated and have no ideas. You're like an entrepreneur, which is a trait I admire :)

  • @officialBro-uc1pt
    @officialBro-uc1pt Před rokem +1

    i think this is the best project yet!!!!!!

  • @miloodalomrani8862
    @miloodalomrani8862 Před rokem

    Maaaaaan! I stand in awe of your patience. I was about to give up watching but your perseverance kept me watching the whole thing. Kudos to you, bro.

  • @SoreTv
    @SoreTv Před rokem +1

    Use a 1/4 or 1/8” thick wood for the edge bend, or if you really want them to be that thick, on the inside of the bend, make a cut about 1/4” deep every 1/8” and then cover the top with a circle cutout.

  • @TotalBoat
    @TotalBoat Před rokem +10

    It turned out beautifully!! Loved watching you overcome some of the challenges, nicely done!!!

  • @Markus-fw4px
    @Markus-fw4px Před rokem +2

    You know that there is a wrong and a right direction of moving a router, don't you?
    Great table btw, I like the palet-recycling-idea.

  • @JACK_SPOTS_CARZ
    @JACK_SPOTS_CARZ Před rokem +1

    Loved this video and the outcome was amazing. Love watching all of your videos gives me inspiration as I do a lot of pallet destroying and woodwork!

  • @completewith7
    @completewith7 Před rokem

    Excellent job! I appreciated the fact that you showed the failures as well. Thanks!

  • @shawnmayfield5640
    @shawnmayfield5640 Před rokem +3

    Table came out great. When steam bending it would have been easier with thinner strips and add them on in layers. An idea I thought while watching you add so many screws, since you had already spaced them out evenly once the glue had dried on your round boarder you could have taken the screws out, drilled a larger hole in each one and then add dowels, flush trim them and make it a decorative feature. Keep up the good work.

  • @kennethmiller2333
    @kennethmiller2333 Před rokem +3

    A few ideas:
    1. Instead of screws, use dowels, gluing them in as you go. They can form part of the design. They can be centered since they'll glue to both the pallet wood and the plywood.
    2. Edge banding about 3/4 as thick would have been much easier to bend. You have a lot of internal stresses tied in there.
    3. To confidently measure for that second piece, run a string around the outside of where you want to glue it, then use that to mark off the inside circumference on the edge banding. That only leaves the outside circumference to match up.

    • @teeu.4493
      @teeu.4493 Před rokem

      Clever idea with the string!
      The dowels would only hold after the glue dries though right? Would it not be better to use the screws first and once the glue on the side of the curved wood dries then replace them with dowels?

    • @kennethmiller2333
      @kennethmiller2333 Před rokem

      @@teeu.4493 Thanks.
      I think, with a thinner edge banding, and leaving the dowels long and then cutting them off once the glue dries, that would be enough to hold the edge banding. However, swapping out the screws for dowels would be an excellent approach if more strength was needed.

    • @teeu.4493
      @teeu.4493 Před rokem +1

      @@kennethmiller2333 ahh smart!! Thanks for the advice!!

  • @augieonorato2377
    @augieonorato2377 Před 11 měsíci

    Love the videos! They have helped me while I have entered my watch journey. You’re the man!

  • @timring7479
    @timring7479 Před rokem +1

    Glad I found your channel and I have enjoyed every one of your builds. It's refreshing to see you turn scrap into beauty and with such a great attitude.

  • @markas1987
    @markas1987 Před rokem

    Subscribed immediately after seeing that chaotic glue up. Good work

  • @zzztek
    @zzztek Před rokem

    I love this guy! Like most of the other woodworking videos, they have large shops, expensive equipment and zillions of tools. "Use your body" as a tool! Been there.

  • @alexrobles7744
    @alexrobles7744 Před rokem +2

    that looked so painful. Bending wood is no joke. Great job and it looks super. Impressed as always Morley.

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem

      Haha it was definitely an aggresively thick piece of wood to use for my first time! Thanks for watching :)

  • @lsdave
    @lsdave Před rokem

    this is the woodworking equivalent of "A grinder and paint, make me the welder i ain't".Loved watching you "learn"

  • @angelhallsings
    @angelhallsings Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing from start to finish your beautiful talent woodworking! Wow! So lovely!

  • @tlh878
    @tlh878 Před rokem

    I'm impressed you can steam bend wood so thick. Well done for your first try with that technique. The table is gorgeous!

  • @iairabadi4651
    @iairabadi4651 Před rokem +1

    I absolutely love your style man, and showing all of those mistakes you made a long the way that I would have definitely made makes me really start to want to do woodworking

  • @therealchayd
    @therealchayd Před rokem +2

    I admire your patience and resolve in bending that wood; I'd've lost it and set fire to the whole lot after one failure 😅

  • @darinbrooks8743
    @darinbrooks8743 Před 10 měsíci

    Well done that man. Old pallet to gorgeous table. 👍👍

  • @GregN456
    @GregN456 Před rokem +1

    The neature reference was absolutely perfect. Cool project too! I also just noticed your iron ring. I'm never surprised when fellow Canadian engineers take up woodworking :)

  • @nathantack2175
    @nathantack2175 Před rokem

    The backing tracks in this vid are FIRE
    Nice table too bro

  • @jarodbaab4522
    @jarodbaab4522 Před rokem

    wow look at all this nature, that's pretty neat

  • @EdGreenall
    @EdGreenall Před rokem

    I'm all about these pallet videos, man. It cracked me up how your GF reacted to the pallet, you're kind of a pallet guy now because of CZcams. That's so random and hilarious.

  • @smokeybarr
    @smokeybarr Před rokem

    Absolutely admire your tenacity. On a side note, your 'Turning a Free Pallet into a $550 Table' project inspired me to give it a go. Finished it this afternoon and the Mrs was well please. Thank you!

  • @OSRS_KQs
    @OSRS_KQs Před rokem

    He got the pallet buster I recommended in an earlier video! I'm so happy to see it in use! =)

  • @jonp.4957
    @jonp.4957 Před rokem +1

    Absolute pleasure to watch this video. Well done and very inspiring!

  • @NinaThoren
    @NinaThoren Před rokem +9

    Love to see the process and that you did a round table this time! I wish I had the space and tools to do this, not for the money (though it would be fun to go plus) but to be able to create something from stuff that would be thrown away otherwise

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem

      Thank you! I love round dining tables - so space efficient and cozy.

  • @gooddude9211
    @gooddude9211 Před rokem

    Brilliantly done and excellent craftsmanship sir. Loved the video share.

  • @Canosa612
    @Canosa612 Před rokem

    Admire your perseverance. Great table. Enjoy every meal on it.

  • @leethememerwolf
    @leethememerwolf Před rokem

    That wood did not want to be bent. I love the end look of the table loving your workmanship Kert!

  • @TheRaven078
    @TheRaven078 Před rokem

    Good job on the table! It's great watching you try new things each time and challenge your skillset.

  • @dontew9642
    @dontew9642 Před rokem

    Such an inspiration watching you work man. Marvelous work absolutely incredible!

  • @igloostones4766
    @igloostones4766 Před rokem

    seeing you struggle and fail constantly is like watching myself. I have the same struggles and fail just like you and its nice to see a video with that for a change.

  • @JustMightDIY
    @JustMightDIY Před rokem +1

    Gorgeous! And I love how you showed the challenges, too. Great video!

  • @neillaubach
    @neillaubach Před rokem

    really enjoyed the vid and your bravery to show your learnings. I am an amateur chippy too and have some skills, but no imagination. you've inspired me to get back in the workshop.

  • @HumancityJunction
    @HumancityJunction Před 9 měsíci

    After rewatchingn this video, as well as your video series on the van, I am realizing that Eden is a saint!!
    Has she always been accepting of your projects?

  • @dogedelish9635
    @dogedelish9635 Před rokem

    You have inspired me to try woodworking. Doing something like this with free materials is so cool to see!

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem

      That’s awesome to hear, thanks for watching!

  • @Earl3
    @Earl3 Před rokem +3

    Another great video, Morley! The table looks great!

  • @spicynugget3221
    @spicynugget3221 Před rokem +1

    Love this don't stop

  • @PlasmaJin496
    @PlasmaJin496 Před rokem

    Great Job Morley!! Loved the way you presented your failures and the complete learning curve *pun intended* 🙌🏼

  • @NathanRohr
    @NathanRohr Před rokem

    Ok your editing is nuts...with the timing of what your doing in the video with the music. I'm a drummer and you've totally made my day!

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem +1

      That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for watching

  • @ThePrintHouse
    @ThePrintHouse Před rokem

    good job morley. You definitely show weakness in many places with woodworking, but the fact that you persevere proves that you WILL learn the best techniques for the future. I love it. Next time I recommend making a 5 minute model 3d printable jig for your screw holes for the end of the steam bent wood that will make all of the screw holes of even distance from the bottom of the board. You can also predrill the hole while the piece is still flat so you can space them evenly.

  • @bharbir
    @bharbir Před rokem

    Love your videos. So approachable. So entertaining, and the quality of work is incredible!!!
    Wishing you happy holidays from Australia!!

  • @darodes
    @darodes Před rokem

    Your first glue up looks like all of my panel glue ups 😂😂😂
    Another great result… keep it up! There’s people like me out there that really enjoy seeing the possibilities with pallets. Not just chucking pieces together to make boxy outdoor projects, but much finer stuff. Love it

  • @thejdguy
    @thejdguy Před rokem

    A great table, well done! And, what a wholesome guy, well done Kathy. Definitely subscribing

  • @CorbyQ
    @CorbyQ Před rokem

    I cant tell you the joy this build brouht me. Amazing job sir.

    • @MorleyKert
      @MorleyKert  Před rokem

      That’s awesome to hear, thanks for watching!

  • @craigtyler9129
    @craigtyler9129 Před rokem

    This was such a great video. So many moments in this video where if it were me making the table I would have said ''Ahh Forget this!'' but you carry on and found solutions.

  • @cool-neat
    @cool-neat Před rokem

    Awesome work man! Love the determination

  • @chicagohh
    @chicagohh Před rokem

    I like seeing a man that show the table saw the correct respect.

  • @TheRuralGardener
    @TheRuralGardener Před rokem

    So many life lessons in this one video! ... your perseverance clearly paid off with a gorgeous looking table my friend.

  • @hyggenkraft
    @hyggenkraft Před rokem

    Inspiring! Definitely good to add the “failures” and learning points into the Final Cut. Amazing job! Now to have a look at your table saw router jig. 😁

  • @MrDrProfPatrick12
    @MrDrProfPatrick12 Před rokem

    Impressive perseverance!

  • @davidburris120
    @davidburris120 Před rokem

    Can I just say that I love your vibe and your positive personality!

  • @traderjoe477
    @traderjoe477 Před rokem

    great job and result!

  • @blakepedersen7178
    @blakepedersen7178 Před rokem

    Love the Neature Walk reference

  • @Fragi
    @Fragi Před 9 měsíci

    Love this video, and makes me smille a lot when stuff wasnt work for you , nice guy with nice skills , greetings🤗

  • @saugustin9029
    @saugustin9029 Před rokem

    Great work! Well done sir

  • @TomTheEnglishPicker
    @TomTheEnglishPicker Před rokem

    Dude you lucked out on that oak bending as it did and not cracking, Speaking from experience . Nice result , I think the base was lovely. Reminds me of a WW2 anti tank trap

  • @tonykennedy9811
    @tonykennedy9811 Před 11 měsíci

    I have to say I was skeptical at first but it turned out great 👏👏👏👏

  • @traviscrabtree3535
    @traviscrabtree3535 Před rokem

    Best one yet 😁 Way to fight through it…. AWESOME!!!!!!

  • @watakach
    @watakach Před rokem

    Awesome table, awesome video, thanks for sharing the frustrating process the fails etc... learning a lot! It's also great cause you don't have a billion machines so we can relate!

  • @davebauerart
    @davebauerart Před rokem +1

    Nice results! Steam bending is definitely a challenge. You can over bend it to account for some spring back but it’s more of an art than science.

  • @jasoncarey4031
    @jasoncarey4031 Před rokem

    Reassuring to see a project that has some hiccups- mine almost always do! Beautiful table!

  • @MorleyKert
    @MorleyKert  Před rokem

    By popular demand, here are all the songs I used in this video (in order of appearance):
    Papa Funk - spring gang
    RP001 - Pableno
    Kermanshah - El Flaco Collective
    Acid House - VELDA
    Pyramid Skeme - Matt Large
    B.O.D. - Heyson
    Wow Factor - Daniel Fridell
    Stop Chasing Me - Ambre Jaune
    Urban Conspiracy - Jules Gaia
    Deck the Halls (Jazz Version) - Ennio Mano
    The Cast - Wendy Marcini
    The Specialist - Duke Herrington
    Displaced - Robert Ruth
    Beast Coast - Amber Spill
    Bruiser - Bonkers Beat Club
    12th Floor Party - Jules Gaia
    I'm a Dynamite - Harvio
    Just Feels Right - Sarah, the Illstrumentalist
    Ghosting - Christopher Moe Ditlevsen
    Singularity - Lagua Vesa
    Wood - Pableno
    Lit - Jones Meadow
    Havana - BLUE STEEL
    Light - Jones Meadow
    See Em' Dancing - Jones Meadow
    Playtime - Margareta
    Aftermath - Lagua Vesa

  • @Chef198225
    @Chef198225 Před 8 měsíci

    You’re videos are very inspiring 🤙 love it

  • @thesehandsart
    @thesehandsart Před rokem +1

    Lol the clamps! Suggestion! I've seen others do multiple smaller glue ups in the same clamp by simply not gluing in between the sections allowing you to utilize the full length of the clamps and clamp multiple sections at a time❤️ hope this is helpful😁

  • @steeltech6677
    @steeltech6677 Před rokem

    i really enjoy the show of you picking up some random pallete n built up something. u are done very great thing in recycle. ThumbsUp for yoy Morley Kert. Waiting on upcoming video :)😀😊😊