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It turned out very nice. It’s got some nice medullary rays on it!

What a huge difference! You did a nice job filling that wood missing at the lock area and then shaping it and touching up the color. Were curious. Do you sell your restorations online or at a market? We always wonder what the restorers do with all the furniture they fix.

What is this stain you used? Love your video!

We have liked and subscribed! That’s a pretty little table. The grain on the legs is particularly nice. What kind of wood is that?

Thats a pretty little table and it looks much better now. You were very patient with the scraping. Well, I’d forgotten about the “bird accents” you showed us in the beginning, so as I saw your title, I was trying to figure out where the bird accents were. I thought that maybe the carved elements on the legs were somehow birds. My husband and I looked and looked, but no. Those carving just weren’t stylized birds. Then I thought that maybe the top was a bird’s eye wood, but no, that wasn’t right. So FINALLY I figured it out! You’d cleaned the “bird accents” and my hunt for birds in the carvings was futile!

I love that you can make a piece of furniture beautiful without seeming to change it at all - the essence of restoration, I suppose. 😊

Lovely restoration Tim 😊 And the mask looks great on you 😁

Lovely work! I have just restored two of these on my channel but mine don’t have veneer. Solid Tasmanian oak. Yours look great. Love your channel. 🥰

That oak grain was wonderful to see emerge from that blue haze. Love the restoration. I, too, would like to try one of the masks thanks Tim.

Lovely restoration I remember card catalogs from when I was a kid. This one had beautiful grain pattern. The mask looks great and I would love to have one. ❤❤

I have a few comments. 🤗 1st, I was sure this piece was made of metal and therefore pleasantly surprises once I started the video. 2nd, I’ve used the new mask you have and quite enjoy its comfort. Or also does not fog my glasses, which was a huge benefit compared to every mask I’ve worn since January 2020; I’m thrilled to know it is effective relative to other dust masks. 3rd, I adore the end result!!

Still no clue as to its original purpose, but I like it very much.

The lovely box looks amazing now its not blue - the mask looks interesting and as someone who suffers with steamed up glasses - id like to try that one. 👍🏻

At First Glance, I thought it was Metal. What a Strange thing to do. It's a Handsome Piece Now. Great work as Always!

A lovely thing...brought back memories from my teens of my postcard collection's home...I painted the case (!) with black something and left the solid drawer-fronts well waxed...so very tasteful...it vanished in a move, but the postcards I still have...thank you for a well made vlog...dgp/uk

Beautiful restoration, it’s truly brought new life to it. Thank you for your thumbs up on our mask! 🙋‍ Its lightweight and comfortable make it perfect for continuous wear while providing excellent protection. Good luck with the entrance!

Love your videos have watched them all and your little helpers are adorable 😊

Lovely restoration of an index card cabinet. (Oh, and sure, I wouldn't mind putting my name into the draw for one of the masks, but it might be a bit too expensive mailing it to New Zealand). Going to have to use some of those veneer patching ideas on my dining table, almost brave enough! Kia kaha, from Aotearoa...

I have fond memories of library index card cabinets. I'd dreamed of having my own library. Libraries were my quiet and peaceful place to go. You really made the cabinet look beautiful.

I don't have a mask yet. I'd like one. Ty

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I used to love going through the card catalogs when I was young. Yes to the dust mask.

I would love to try one of those masks out.

Oh the beautiful wood grain shines again! So lovely and you made it happen. I would be interested to have a chance to win the dust mask. Thank you

Another lovely saved and finished item.Well done, yes pls for the mask draw

I remember those card indexes from when I went to the library in the 1950s. Great improvement!

It’s so beautiful now! I appreciate you saving it and giving it new life.

Lovely piece. Happy to the history retained on the piece. Happy Holidays 🎄🎄Give my regards to “Like & Subscribe “🎄

I'm interested

The wood tone and grain that you revealed when the wax came off is gorgeous. I’m glad you left the history inside of the drawers. This is a great project, and I love the end result.

Great job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Very nice. Much better than boring blue.

Hi Tim 👋😊 Wow I remember those card index things very well usually filled with Brown index cards. Yeuch on the blue wax it did not look nice on it or for removing it 😔 Excellent result 😊

100% improvement.

Great restoration Tim and that Oak grain was beautiful. I also thought your end result pics were spot on 😀👍👍

Good to see Chris Moose again in the background! Lovely job 😊

Love it. Great job.👍🏼😀

Absolutely beautiful! Glad to see you survived Darragh!

Nice work cleaning off that blue wax, although I thought it was a bold move to do your initial test on the front face of the drawer😂.

Tim, that mask looks comfy! I always struggle with the hard plastic. I doubt it's feasible for you to ship to me, but I appreciate knowing the maker's link because it might be available here in the states. Beautiful piece!! Wow, it looks fantastic my friend.

I would be interested in the masks. As a glasses wearer its hard to find a decent mask that fits snug and doesn't steam up my specs!

Great job! And a wonderfull dollshouse in the background as wel! Another project? 😅

These toys are amazing! ❤

Как мне нравится наблюдать за вашей работой. За плавными, уверенными движениями без суеты и спешки. Нравится восстановление мебели, ваши работы

You Jolly old Elf! I Bet You look Good in Red!

As someone who has a lot of Santa sightings where ever I go with my gray beard, I say Good Job Sir! Good Job!

Repairing toys you made, several years ago, to put more smiles on children's faces. Love your work.

This is such a cute video! I love Chris Moose, the toys are wonderful, and the music is the perfect touch.

Big thumbs up

Sweet, Tim!