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Book shelf from reclaimed pallet wood.

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Project by EmeraldDragon posted 333 days ago 3398 views 3 times favorited 14 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Another request from my wife. It matches her shoe closet.

-- There are countless woodworking plans but have you checked out God's plan? Jeremiah 29:11




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JR_Dog

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#1 posted 333 days ago

What are you using to smooth out the boards and align them? Are you planing them or just ripping them on a table saw and sanding them? Are you screwing them together or nailing them? Great work and great ideas!

-- The Best Intentions Bring Undoubtabliy Something Less But Nontheless Something..."

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JR_Dog

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#2 posted 333 days ago

Oh and I just got done building a work bench and used “Antique Oil Finish” on it; love it. I can imagine how it would make the wood on your shoe rack and book shelf pop after a few coats – just for some ideas

-- The Best Intentions Bring Undoubtabliy Something Less But Nontheless Something..."

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#3 posted 333 days ago

Very Nice. I am accumulating a stack of knocked down pallets to do something similar.

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EmeraldDragon

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#4 posted 333 days ago

I definitely prefer staining to painting but these were requested by my wife. I use combination of, glue, screws where they will be hidden, and nails. Depending n the piece, sometimes I hide the nails, sometimes I let ‘em show.

-- There are countless woodworking plans but have you checked out God's plan? Jeremiah 29:11

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#5 posted 333 days ago

good save

-- Nimkee** Joe

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#6 posted 333 days ago

nice work…but more better is idea…good thinking..used wood reshaped..and final made nice piece

-- Ramesh Balara

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#7 posted 333 days ago

Love it.

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Juriathe

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#8 posted 333 days ago

I like this natural finish best, too. The shades of the woods are awesome. It looks like art to me ! Great job, E.D.

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The Head Charles

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#9 posted 333 days ago

Very nice look to it. Best part is that it is recycled wood!

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PKFF

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#10 posted 332 days ago

Looks Great! Beware about pallets though, they have nails and staples embedded and also, you don’t know what was shipped for years on that pallet. Could’ve been some highly toxic chemical that will take years to evaporate out. I like the idea of recycled lumber, but with pallets, it pays to be choosy….

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Ben Simms

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#11 posted 271 days ago

Cool!

-- I played with Legos as a kid and I never had the part I thought I needed, so I learned to improvise. Now I'm an engineer with a woodworking hobby.

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EmeraldDragon

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#12 posted 271 days ago

Thanks!

-- There are countless woodworking plans but have you checked out God's plan? Jeremiah 29:11

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#13 posted 248 days ago

I love seeing what people make out of pallets. Looks great. I’m interested in doing something similiar. Did you plane these or just cut on the TS and sand?

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EmeraldDragon

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#14 posted 248 days ago

Grinder with a sanding wheel. Then sanding.

-- There are countless woodworking plans but have you checked out God's plan? Jeremiah 29:11

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