Save Money, Save Wood: Let's Make Something COOL!

All this beauitiful timber which I think might be solid elm has been salvaged from an old kitchen, and in this video I am going to repurpose it in to a new woodworking project

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[danwoodward]

Think you've found a niche here. Making something out of reclaimed timber with relaxing music. Winner for me.

[gazgough]

Awesome build. Wishing you, baby brown, Mrs brown and the cats a happy Christmas and new years

[juneritchie]

Great looking shelf! I learned an important tip - go ahead and mill my 'finds' as soon as I collect them. I expect it may become easier to be inspired to use them.

[samhouse]

I reckon I could watch a 10 hour version of this- great work Keith

[angelaarena]

That looks awesome and I learned a new trick the paper bag one, great idea not to get things dirty when your drilling 👍😁♥️

[nanny]

I absolutely love that you’re up cycling and even though you have no use for the pulls and knobs you offered them to people watching, so awesome!😁

[luigi-seli]

May I please offer a tip for transferring the keyhole positions to the wall without any measuring . . . offer up a level to the keyhole clips that are installed on the back of the shelf; make two marks on the level where the screws will go; hold the level on the wall, level it and transfer the marks you made on the level to the wall; place your anchors and hang the shelf. Thanks for your time, enjoyed the video, thumbs up.

[torque]

I’m feeling you’ve been enjoying going back to your roots Keith doing some salvage builds.
You look like you’ve really been enjoying making stuff.

[robertlagrange]

I like the taped bag to catch the scraps. I would never of thought of that.

[stickbrick]

From trash to beautiful family heirloom. Bravo.

[TheRealMarioMan]

Simple, recycled, practical, totally my vibe too! 🐧

[erictroutman]

Rather than measure between the key holes (which can be tricky to get exact), I like to use a strip of painters tape attached from one key hole to the other. Then mark the shape of the key hole on the tape with a pencil. Then put the tape on the wall, position to find studs and level the tape. Drill your holes where marked on the tape and hang!

[c.a.g.]

Love your attitude towards using reclaimed stuff, Keith. Making something beautiful and functional out of scavenged wood: awesome!

[BobWithers-nxpy]

Love these vids . In this throw away society we live in today, it's great to see reclaimed timber used like this Bravo my friend

[Thirikalee]

That turned out to be a beautiful shelf!

[leewood]

This made me smile through the whole thing. Basically, you made lumber out of scrap and made something out of the lumber. lol! The ultimate in "upcycling."

[mags]

Brilliant - and all for just your time and fittings you had already. I look forward to seeing how you use the rest. Happy Christmas to you, the family and, of course, the cats.

[Maj]

Love this series. Is it weird my favorite parts are the processing? XD

[vickytimmerman]

I want to start putting my pieces together with dowls. I could watch you work all day