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Woman recovers couch- nice accomplishment. Mother grows entire human in her body- incredible accomplishment that should be recognized more in the world. Best of luck to you and your family, thanks for the video!

Great job

It's interesting to watch your video, keep shooting and good luck

I just bought the same couch (mine is red) and I need to reupholster it this was amazing!

Great job, thank you for showing all the steps.

I cannot wait to see him in person, he is so cute. You Channel is wonderful Amy. Blessings to you Shavon

Would like to buy that chair being upholstered

Awesome guys. I see so many saw millers only cutting 8 foot and longer trees. I Dug out some pecan sections from a friends pile and sawed some beautiful lumber. Nothing longer than 3 foot but wonderful for cutting boards and charcuterie boards.

Good job for getting a few bords ! I'm sure you have your log stops moved to the far rail by now where they are meant to be , and I'm quite sure we all get excited to make our own lumber and we all make mistakes :) I will be putting one together soon :)

What do you plan to use your lumber for?

What blades are best for pine?

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Nice mill but your log stop’s are on the wrong side , you need to turn the bunks 180deg then your set.

Hehe Chaos is fun

You put your head on your mill backwards. Your blade should be cutting toward your log stops . That’s why your logs pulling away during the cut.

Well Done, it looks ok. I think you are brave to tackle this chaise lounge as it was a big job.

It looks like your log stops are on the wrong side of your mill you might want to turn your bunks.

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*14:25** Love your tiny apprentice.Great work on the lounge*

Hahah 8:45...?

You did a fantastic job on your couch.

These things are illegal in most cities, you have to have avaroance of use or go before a board of zonong appeals.

very good

Thank you, this is awesome! I have an antique couch that I'm wanting to reupholster for my daughter's apartment. I found amazing velvet fabric for it. But after pricing out the cost to have someone else upholster it I didn't think we could do it. You've given me the inspiration and bravery to start this project. Thank you so much, this was very informative and helpful!

Well first of all this is not an actual antique sofa. It was made in the 1990's, Indonesian reproduction. The giveaway is the construction, the lack of proper webbing and the use of foam. An original would have used horsehair and cotton batting and had real springs..

That looks like a super sawmill!

Im glad to see both baby and doggy survived.

That baby is a musical genious!

That gingerbread man has four nipples!

Great job. Great piece. Great tutorial. Where do you find the bulk fabric? Upholstery fabric by the yard costs a fortune.

You guys are amazing I love it soo much!

best ending to a video

My mouth is watering.

I have a fainting sofa just like this that I am planning to reupholster. I am curious how much material it took to do your?

That baby is so cute though

Come on😂😂😂

Nice video.. request you to please share the model name or number for this portable garage ..

OMG your husband is soo lucky to have such a talented wife and super cute baby!

Looked like the dad was going to eat the babys ice cream.

What type of couch is this?

what beautiful cabinet doors. you and your husband are so smart and talented. and that baby is sooo cute!

What a fun family activity!!

That little girl is going to grow up to be an engineer!

Thank you!

Oh i just love these videos! Keep them coming

What a relaxing video. That giant swing is sweet!

How awesome!!! That’s great that you fly with your child!! 😊

That baby is so cute! And what a loving, devoted mother. Your husband is very lucky.

The couch turned out beautiful, but not near as beautiful as your little baby! ❤

Looks amazing , wow. Would you able to list the items and tools used for the project like 1) what kind of a upholstery gun ,it's cost and bought from where? 2) what kind of staples goes in that gun? 3) What do you call those string of round pins you used on the edges? 4) how much meters of fabric you ordered and from where? . Thanks