Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
A decision to build the door for my new workshop out of reclaimed wood leads me on a Search for Perfect Pallets. After a few false starts I was able to find enough respectable hardwood to build a 3'-0 X 6'-8" solid wood door (the Door Build will be in a separate future video) Join me on the search where I learn all pallets aren't created equal and dial in to an ideal source. You'll see WMD (Weapons of Mass Demolition) used to break pallets apart with remarkable speed... thanks in part to the FFWD feature of video editing software... but ease-of-dismantling is a key attribute of what I see as A Perfect Pallet.
This playlist shows wood from these pallets being made into a custom door for my new shop: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh_GOwrHv4WUpSQKjyTBUhymhewJJTWG9
Need any 'WMD' (Weapons of Mass Demolition) that you can't find locally? Great! Here's a list of tools you see used in this video on an Influencer's page at Amazon:
youtube.com/watch?v=9OxMpVWIqRI&t=14s
This stuff is the same low online cost you expect but Amazon pays a small percentage of their profit to Next Level Carpentry that helps offset video production costs which I really appreciate!
A decision to build the door for my new workshop out of reclaimed wood leads me on a Search for Perfect Pallets. After a few false starts I was able to find enough respectable hardwood to build a 3'-0 X 6'-8" solid wood door (the Door Build will be in a separate future video) Join me on the search where I learn all pallets aren't created equal and dial in to an ideal source. You'll see WMD (Weapons of Mass Demolition) used to break pallets apart with remarkable speed... thanks in part to the FFWD feature of video editing software... but ease-of-dismantling is a key attribute of what I see as A Perfect Pallet.
This playlist shows wood from these pallets being made into a custom door for my new shop: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh_GOwrHv4WUpSQKjyTBUhymhewJJTWG9
Need any 'WMD' (Weapons of Mass Demolition) that you can't find locally? Great! Here's a list of tools you see used in this video on an Influencer's page at Amazon:
youtube.com/watch?v=9OxMpVWIqRI&t=14s
This stuff is the same low online cost you expect but Amazon pays a small percentage of their profit to Next Level Carpentry that helps offset video production costs which I really appreciate!
