Pallet Project

Amateur woodworker trying to make stuff out of pallets

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SORRY!

Its been awhile since I’ve posted any projects, but Ive got some new tools, and new builds on the way. Stay tuned!

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Keys hooks Natural finish again, just sanded smooth.

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Coat rack with shelf. Decided to leave it natural wood. Sanded down smooth, but still keeping that rustic pallet look

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Tearing down pallets with a reciprocating saw, and my trusty black and Decker workmate.

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Coat and/or key hanger

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Ok, so its not made from 100% pallet wood, but I did use some. Needed a better way to haul my fishing and mountain biking gear, so I came up with this. Still needs rhino liner on top, and a few cosmetic touch ups.

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Had an old section of fence that needed a gate. I had just dismantled a few pallets and had some boards ready to use. Laid out a frame with reinforced corners and reattached the pickets. Hung some hinges and viola!

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My trial with a french cleat. Mounted a computer monitor with a small tool caddy in my computer repair area. Works great! I'll never buy wall mounts for my TV's again!!

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Gift for one of my buddies. 4 pallet boards glued up, and sanded down smooth. Had a local artist paint the lettering, which is a quote from one of our fav movies.

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Wife wanted another planter for her tomato plants. Pallet wood isn't good for veggie gardens due to chemicals used to treat wood, so this is made from cedar fence, but the same model could be used for pallet wood.

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Built this planter for my wife's flowers. Not pictured is plastic liner stapled inside to contain soil and water run off from making a mess on our porch.

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My 1st pallet wood project. I came across a pic of some patio furniture made from pallet wood, and thought to myself, “I can do that”. I didn't take many photos along the way, but you get the basic idea of how its put together. Its still in use out on the patio!