What's up guys welcome to the call my project and I'm this episode I'm gonna show you how to break down a palette well at least away I do it and it's a way not the way and how to get the nails out the easy way At least I think it's an easy way haha! It's time to extend a palette apart Why? Well that's because we're gonna be nearing the miter station with it So the plan is to take all these palettes apart rip all these planks in half maybe even in thirds and then stain them all different colors and veneer simple right It's never that simple guys never that simple. Hey taking these things apart It's such a pain in the butt What? I just got something in the mail. Hopefully it'll help me I'm not using Okay vernits I got one! I'm tired. This is gonna be miserable. I think I have an idea. You're not always good, but sometimes they work out. So I think I figured it out. You need this piece of this tool to rest on the cross brace, I guess, of the palette. I'm gonna show you. This piece, on this piece, this, rest on this, and then the jaws leverage this. Good work. This is hard work, we'll get to see hard work. I'm sweating. I'm sweating hard. As you can see, nails, I gotta thank for that too, because I've taken a pilot to part before. Once, take me like a month to take four of them apart. So I figured it out. I'll show you later. Everybody, my room. Thank you. That's what you need. That's our floor. That air is good right there, uh-huh. Nails go lower. But I'm so excited to show you guys this thing, because I didn't know last time took me forever. This time, super quick. I hope. Yeah, like Jenga. Now, for the nails, because that's important. I have to take the nails over. I got that trauma. I got myself one of these. It's a nail remover by Airlocker. Like footlocker, but with air. I probably removed a thousand nails from the pilot wall, all by hand with a punch and a hammer. Sup. Then, I found this. I'm showing you how it works. Super cool. Alright, I got myself a tub. A bucket or anything else will do. Just fine. A compressor with a hose. Alright, check out this coolness. Plug this. You plug. Plug this bad boy in with some air. Then, take your board. Then you just take it, put it over the nail. You should be ready to the bucket or bin. Super easy. Too easy. Let's see how it works on a little bent one. Put it in, straighten it. Shoot it. And it's out. You might want to use a bucket. This thing's a little show. Let's see how it works when you have a bucket. Okay. Much better than a flying all over the place. So, use a bucket. Some don't go all the way out, but... Little hammer action. You guys want to see how I did it before? Let me show you back in the day. Grab myself a board. Hammer away. And then, you can do it. And then, you can do it. And then, you can do it. And then, you can do it. And then, you can do it. And then, you can do it. Hammer away. And then, God forbid, you cut the nails with a saws off. Then you're using a punched punch everything out. What a pain. So, I think this is a good idea. Basically, what this thing is is a reverse nail gun. So, the nail goes right into the hole. It has a hole. Right there. Okay, it's in the hole. Okay, it's in the hole. Oh, it's got a little hole right there. The nail goes right in there. And I guess maybe you can... Oh my God. Oh my God, you can shoot it too. Let's try it. Let's try it. All right, here we go. We're going to be aiming at the Ganger Construction Zone sign. Something's going to go wrong. Something. Hold on. Ballistics. Yeah. Totally have ballistics in the shop. You need ballistics in the shop. Let's do this. You guys nervous? I'm a little nervous. Okay, so I got the ammo. All right, let's load this bad boy. Oh my God. Let's do it again. All right, miss. That hit to the right. Yeah. That was a bull's eye. Check it out. Check it out. Check this out. These right here are definite kill shots. I got myself a marker and we're totally going to mark them. So in the army, when you zero, you have to group three shots, right? When you come through the mark, come... And like so... And then you connect them. Like so. I'll get better. I'm totally going to get better at this. It's so much fun. So there you go, my beautiful friends. This is how I take a part of palette. It's not the way, but it's the way. And I found that this is a pretty easy way. And you can get it done very quickly. So if you're trying to figure out how to take a part of palette, get yourself an air-laid gun and one of these monstrous tools. Maybe not in blue, but I like blue. Either way, it's going to save you some time. And I'm going to put a link in the description below. So you can get it for yourself. This cost me 60 bucks. The gun I believe was 50. And how long it takes me to take a part of palette without these things? Big difference, guys. Big difference. Don't forget about this gun. And you know how I found out about it? I was sitting on the pooper looking through Facebook. This thing popped up right after I took apart like 20 palettes. This thing is way too cool. Alright, enough messing around. But that's what I do. If you guys liked this video and you found it useful, go ahead and hit that thumbs up button for me. And as always, if you have any questions, comments, put those down below and I'll get to them as soon as possible. And if you're new to the channel, consider subscribing. Thank you so much for joining me on my experience. I'll see you guys next time.