Restoration of the 500-Year-Old Chest - FURNITURE RESTORATION
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Hello friends, this is a special project, this piece is about 500 years old, it is made of the wood of the Urs tree, the wood is very hard, beautiful and durable. The carpenter of this piece created the pieces of this chest with the woodworking tools of that time, such as the wood ax and the caveman, each of these pieces is unique and smooth from the outside and carved in a special way from the inside (this is a Can there be a reason, you tell me?), the carpenter made this chest without nails and wooden pins and every nail in the body of this chest was hammered to secure the chest in time, and we will return this chest to its original state.
This house is 1200 years old, which was destroyed three times for some reason, and the last reconstruction was 500 years ago. It is made of earth and wood. No one has lived in this house for about 40 years. My only wish was to restore this house. The purpose of forming this channel was to restoration this house, which was not done after two years...
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🔷TimeStamps Chapters :
00:00 House is 1200 years old (Preview)
01:07 Old tools and parts
02:11 Damage to the roof of the old house
03:35 Restoration of the 500-Year-Old Chest
03:49 Restoration of the 500-Year-Old Chest FURNITURE RESTORATION (Preview)
04:35 Chest ruby dust
05:11 Making the best dirt and grime cleaner at home
06:29 Cleaning the dirt from the ancient chest
08:48 Finding an old coin in an ancient chest
12:32 How to open the door of the old chest
13:38 The nails that fell into the life of the old chest
14:38 How to remove old chest parts
15:51 Unique and strange pieces of old chests
17:38 Old nails
20:44 500 year old wooden dowel
22:07 The best cleaner in the world
24:47 Repair of old wooden parts
27:57 How to sand old and ancient wooden pieces
29:21 How to replace vibrating sanding pad (sanding holder)
30:02 Continue restoration and sanding
32:25 Using a magic stick to restore an old chest
33:44 How to fill wood holes with glue
34:35 Restoration and renovation of ancient chest wood pieces
38:13 Mounting the parts of the old chest
39:31 An old chest in which no nails have been used
43:18 How to make a wooden pin
44:40 How to use a wooden pin
45:55 Cleaning and dust removal
46:05 Lubrication of the chest
47:39 The final show of reconstruction and restoration of the ancient chest
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Interesting video and a good restoration but as a chemist I did raise my eyebrows at your home made cleaning solution. Without going into the chemical equations, what you are doing is adding two acids to an alkali with the result that you are simply creating some pretty inert sodium salts in a neutral solution. The fluid you produce isn't cleaning the furniture, it's simply the action of you agitating the wet surface with wire wool to dislodge the dirt. You would be far better off, and it would be far cheaper, to use a mild detergent. Don't waste money when you don't have to.
Thanks my friend, I didn't check it in terms of chemistry, but this solution worked well, the old solution was white vinegar and baking soda, I added the rest myself...
Shouldn't be using "wire wool" when cleaning wood. Small bits can remain, which may rust.
New England folk info includes the vinegar/baking soda trick with a comment that the effervescence works to lift dirt. The Coca Cola additive is also folk based after WWii, when experiential learning showed that it would lift the finish off of most anything.
As loung as the person is happy with what he or she as workt on i dont see a problum it looks amazing job to me👍😁
@@CreativeIdeasMaker I'm no chemist but since baking soda is basic and vinegar is acidic, I would guess you'd have the same problem of them neutralizing each other and becoming useless.
Amazing! May it live for another 500 years.
I hope, Thank you my friend...
Humanity won't, but the chest will
It was beautiful...
A master craftman smiles down from heaven. Thank you.
Thank you for watching the video of the restoration of our chest with your nice comment...
Согласна с вами. Я тоже всегда думаю о старых мастерах, которые делали эти вещи. Они вкладывали любовь и энергию в работу.
Great video. No unnecessary talking n, thankfully, no annoying music. Great restoration, too. 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thank you my friend, we are happy that you liked our video...
I can’t believe what I’ve just watched This is by far my favourite rebuild ever Lost techniques age old ware tear and repair and centuries of use and never cleaned
Then you brought it back to life Such beautiful glorious natural colour
I really enjoyed this video
DON’T YOU EVER PART WITH THAT CHEST ! ! !
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Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed our chest restoration video,
At night, I hug him and sleep😀
@@CreativeIdeasMaker Very good reply 💕🕊️👍🤗
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Maybe when he’s old sell it to a museum so others can enjoy its beauty.
@@joeb4142 it’s definitely worthy of a place in any museum for sure 👍
The wood has such an amazing pattern in with the lighter flecks. Such a nice piece. You should keep the hand forged nails and display them some where. Those are another treasure.
I am very happy when I see how much attention people like you pay to the design and elegance of wood. You are exactly right, we should use wooden pins like in the beginning of its construction, and we enjoy seeing this box with such wood every day.
Der Beginn des Films ist sehr aufregend und die Architektur des Hauses und diese Holzkiste war für mich interessant. Es ist bewundernswert für Sie, eine so alte Box mit einer einzigartigen Art von Holz wieder aufzubauen, und wie in früheren Videos, die voller Eleganz sind, wurden wir ausgebildet.
Thank you my friend, we are happy that you are watching our video, I hope to share better videos for you...
Restoring that house would be a major video as well - amazing it's still even standing. Nice restoration.
Yes, it will definitely be great, if you wait a little we will definitely restore it, thank you my friend...
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Nicely done . I make furniture from old distressed timber and pallets and often repair split or broken bits before using them. I call it the relaxed beauty of old wood.
I avoid using nails and screws and rely on glue and exposed dowels. The age of the piece and the age of the wood always provides warmth and beauty
Wow, I admire you, if you have a channel let me know where we can use more of your experiences, I look forward to seeing your work. I am happy that friends like you are watching my channel...
Absolutely beautiful. I've wanted to try building a piece of furniture with dowels and few to no nails and you showed me how to restore that way. Thank you.
I'm glad the chest restoration video was useful for you, thank you too...
I love that you kept the integrity of the furniture intact with minimal interference... brilliant job
As you can see in the video, this box has been attacked with iron nails during different periods, but we tried to pull them out from the box and use the old connections.
@@CreativeIdeasMaker Entschuldigung, aber woher wissen Sie, dass die Truhe 500 Jahre alt ist und in welchen Land sind Sie?
@@petermages9482 Das würde ich auch gerne wissen. Ich denke, es ist ein Weichholz und es würde im Alter von 500 Jahren anders aussehen. Wenn es nicht in der Wohnung geschützt war.
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If you are a carpenter and have information about the types of connections, you will realize that at the beginning of its construction, this box used only wooden connections and wooden pins, but then some iron nails were added to it, which are from several hundred years ago, and then nails It has been ironed that these two types of iron nails have destroyed the originality of this fund. My reasons for proving the age of these items are: documents and writings about the house 2- Many of its furniture and equipment are kept in the museum 3- The wood worked in this box, which you can be sure you will not be able to find from a few hundred years ago.
@@CreativeIdeasMaker Thank you so much for your friendly reply! Much appreciated! Vielen Dank fuer Ihre Antwort!
Absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful job ❤️⭐️🇨🇦 my Dad built my kitchen table many years ago. All pegged, no nails, my greatest treasure
Thank you, my friend, surely your father made this table for you with all his love, woodworking without nails is loving woodworking, that table is precious...
I don't care if it is500years old or not. The fact is, you can see its extremely old regardless! I've never seen any one completely deconstruct a piece of furniture before, and with such care. What a fascinating video this was to watch. Thank you for posting and sharing. What a wonderful job you did too!
Thank you for your comment my friend. Sometimes it can be seen that some friends criticize why you didn't do a certain work and such words, but the goal was to restore a furniture according to the traditional carpentry instructions of that time, and we have no fear of completely opening the furniture. We didn't because we knew what to do
You restored this chest without destroying it's wonderful history. Thank you.
Thank you for your comment dear friend. Yes, its exact date was very important to us, and that's why we removed all the metal nails that were added to this box during different periods.
Thank you. This was a trip to Italy for me. The tree, thst house,that chest, your work without words in sound, except for the birds and tools. Grazie. Multi bene.
Thank you for watching our chest restoration video...
Watching you restore something so old & damaged into such a beautiful historical piece was actually very calming. Creating & using the wood pins, the sawdust, low chemical cleaning & sealing solutions shows how much respect you have for this. I'm glad I stumbled upon this episode and look forward to watching your talent bloom!
Thank you for your kind opinion, you are kind, I hope to provide you with good moments...
Like the figuring in the wood. Those trees are cool. Like living fossils. Great job restoring this so it can be appreciated again.
These trees are really living fossils, thank you my friend...
I was looking closely to to figure of the wood and I think I have a ring made out of the same wood! Not positive, but it is dark with the very light 'spots' in it! I love the ring and that chest is just as beautiful!! 😍😍
Oriental plane (platanus species)?
Fabulous, absolutely fabulous. Best restoration I've ever watched. Preservation at it's best.
Thank you, madam, I appreciate your kind opinion...
you need to watch thomas johnson then
The work you do goes beyond restoration, and how to bring to life something that has been forgotten in time. Congratulations on the beautiful work and keep it up. A hug straight from Brazil
Thank you very much for your support and companionship, my friend. We are glad you enjoyed watching this video.
What beautiful white flecked wood this is ! And not one trace of woodworm in it too. A beautful noble piece of praticle furniture brought back to life. Bravo !!
A special wood from a special tree, thank you my friend...
wow, great work, excellent restoration, how beautiful this chest is, it's the first time I see such beautiful wood, the door of this old building is also made of this wood, you are the first to restore it on UA-cam with this age, thank you for sharing this video Attractive❤❤❤👍👏👍
Thank you for all your attention, yes, the door of this old building is made of the same wood...
This is so cool. I love old construction that didn't need metal fasteners to last forever
Thanks my friend, I'm glad you enjoyed the 500 year old chest restoration project, if you would like me to restore the pieces that are in that house...?
@@CreativeIdeasMaker everything please
@maureenheil5009 I try my best
This chest was wonderful in its original state. In its restored state, IT IS MAGNIFICENT.
Really great, thanks for the comment...
Trees and their beautiful wood has called to from as long as I can remember. What wonderful craftsmanship, and amazing work you have done on this magnificent timeless piece. A short write-up needs to be placed inside so history wont be lost in the future.
Thank you my friend, you gave me an interesting idea, I will definitely do this...
I love watching old furniture restored. This is the oldest one I've seen. It was just incredible how it was originally put together. Bravo for restoring it with the same methods and care. The sesame oil really made it look gorgeous. I love the old chain used to open and close the dresser then "lock" it. Amazing!❤😊
Like you, I love history and its belongings. Exactly, we wanted to use only the traditional method that was used when making it, even sesame oil for its appearance. Thank you for watching this restoration video my friend
Hello, my dear friend. I liked your video and your channel very much. You have a very good work. Thank you for sharing. Best regards. Greetings from Turkiye.
Thank you my Turkish friend, you are kind, it will be better with you...
Just imagine how proud of this restoration the original creator would be!
It is a dream to have something of yourself remembered and cherished after so many generations have come and gone.
Truly amazing.
I am proud of your comment. It is an indescribable feeling that you understand well that we are rebuilding and reviving the constructions and tools of our ancestors. Thank you for your support, my dear friend
Thank you for saving this beautiful piece ❤
thanks you too...
That Sir was one of the best restoration videos I've seen on UA-cam, the homemade cleaning product was magical, as they say, you learn something new every day, excellent
Thank you for watching our chest restoration video
Thank you for your kind opinion...
I enjoyed watching your video, I wonder what tools the carpenter used to make this hardwood back then, you did a great job, you restored it well, restore this old building, it was very beautiful, thank you for sharing👍👍👍
Thank you, I am glad that you are always there, from the wood ax and the cave and other tools that are no more now.
I'm trying to restore this house, but it costs a lot, I can't afford it...
What a magnificent result from all your work.💞💞 I was so frightened that you would butcher that ancient chest, but instead you brought it back to Life! Thank you for sharing.🥰
Restoring furniture and furniture is very enjoyable, especially if it is old, and it relieves the tiredness of all this work. Thank you for your comment
A beautiful restoration ! Iwould have oiled the separate pieces of wood individually several times before putting the chest together. That will preserve all the wood to last much longer. Perhaps a mix of beeswax and sesame oil for the final coat and then polish the wood.
You are very right in that if the parts are covered separately. But in the case of beeswax, you should be careful, this type of coating attracts waxworms or insects, and sometimes you can see the cocoons left by waxworms on the wood.
@@CreativeIdeasMaker Thanks for informing me of waxworms. I'm just an amateur restorer and have never used beeswax. I usually use a clear good wood oil, or linseed oil for wood on window frames.
I had a bee for a while, I had experience,
The oils you use are great...
Beautiful work as you repaired this ancient chest using age-old methods. Then right at the end, you used an electric saw that left burn marks on the ends of the lid. Wish you had left it alone. The overhang gave the piece character.
Thank you, my friend, you are right, it was extra work, the burn was due to the hardness of the wood, it didn't go away even with sandpaper, I didn't want to damage it more...
It must be a joy to be able to restore such an unique piece.
Really enjoyable...
I restore, you enjoy...
That was an absolutely fascinating video. I often skip ahead on videos of furniture restoration; but this one was so interesting that i watched every minute of it. The construction of the chest was wonderful; the wood was wonderful; and your work was wonderful. Thank you.
We are happy that you were not interested in renovating furniture and enjoyed watching this video. I am glad that we have received your opinion. Our work philosophy is to share experiences and skills, and we are interested in learning and watching together.
This is the best and most fascinating restoration I've ever watched. Your patience, thoroughness, and faithfulness to the origin and history of this chest are beyond phenomenal. I've also just subscribed.
Your comment, dear friend, is full of energy and pride for me and I am glad that we were blessed with your company. I hope all of us who are interested can enjoy each other's experiences and skills together
What a beautiful restoration work. I only wish its centuries-old patina had not been stripped away. 90& of its value as an antique was lost with the sanding. Sad to see it gone. A deep cleansing would've given it the same finish but without the permanent damage. I gladly subscribe to your channel, knowing that practice and error make the master. Thanks for sharing the detailed process of your work. Good luck. Cheers
I am very happy that enthusiasts like you are concerned about history and give us detailed expert tips. If you have noticed, there were two chests of this style in the video, we have removed the bigger chest and the smaller chest was healthy and there was no need to remove the patina on it, but the bigger chest suffered burns in several areas during these hundreds of years. Also, holes have been created by modern iron nails and we have tried to fix them and give life to this box again.
What a phenominal job restoring this historic antique!! You did an amazing job!
Ive subscribed, I want to see more of your work!
Thank you, my friend, welcome to our channel, I hope to provide you with good videos...
this chest couldn't have wound up in better hands; the builder couldn't ask for anyone better to receive it... very respectful skilled restoration
Thanks my friend, they were good, but the date was bad...
Beautiful job. Thank you, (and good luck on the old house itself, stay safe under that old propped up roof! looking forward to see how you make it happen !)
The old nails at least kept the piece in use and not ending up in the fireplace! Lovely to see it fixed and put back together as done by the first maker.
if you can get ahold of one, a hypodermic needle/ syringe makes a great tool for getting glue into slim or tiny places a bit more easily. Just rinse them out immediately!
You may find a specialty glue syringe at a big tool store, depending on your closeness to a big city. (or if it can be ordered online and delivered nearby to you)
But a thin knife does work, and the thread/dental floss was a great idea to spread the glue. We save old toothbrushes to use for larger areas, lol .
Old- fashioned hide glue I have seen used in restorations, as being almost identical to what would have been used originally long ago (if they were indeed gluing any areas at all !)
Thank you, my friend, for your meaningful comment, the reconstruction of this house is very expensive, we cannot afford it, but I will try my best.
I am still thinking about the carpenter's masterpiece, special wood, special skill, special chest. (You must have noticed that I did not oil the inside of the chest, the reason is that our carpenter wets the curved parts of the chest by adding water, the curvature of the parts increases and the chest becomes stronger)
About the syringe and the carpenter's knife, I will definitely get it.
It was an old glue for this wood, it didn't work very well, but it was great with this glue. I didn't try the skin glue
Thank you for your comments, guidance and support, have fun...
What a fabulous piece. So interesting to watch this. That sawdust and glue truck gets me every time!!
This sanding machine sometimes breaks down to give me variety and I like it because it tells me to work less than I do :)
Thanks! I’ve learned so much from this 500 year old chest and your treatment of it. I love the recipes used with the steel wool.
Thank you, dear friend, I am glad that the video of the renovation of my chest was effective...
It's amazing to find a rare ancient piece of furniture. I am surprised at how old it is. Thank you for your time and incredible skill to carefully take apart and put it back together. I mean fixing all the issues that needed attention. May it be perserved for another five hundred years or more. 😊
We're glad you enjoyed it and thank you for your support of this remake video
Tremendous amount of work! Great job ❤
Yes, thank you my friend...
It's a lovely piece. Was it a grain chest? One suggestion.... since sesame oil is not a great long lasting finish, have you consider applying a high quality hard wax over the oil or other longer lasting finishing technique. It may be the sesame oil was commonly used on furniture when this piece was made, but a longer lasting finish will give it more protection.
If we wanted to renovate in today's style, yes, we could use very high quality coatings, but the important thing is about the wood you use. This type of wood was covered with this sesame oil in the past because of its penetration into the wood and because of the color and gloss it gives to the wood.
Amazing job, well done. So much patience and attention to detail. Congratulations on your work!!
We are very grateful for your kind opinion
If ever a piece of furniture could jump for joy, it is this exquisite piece. Your care and dedication to maintaining as much of the original wood as possible made watching this video a delight, indeed. Your use of the original sandings and "filings" as fillers....BRILLIANT! I hope you keep this piece and give it the love it so richly deserves.
Thank you for your very nice comment. Of course, because of the history of this chest, we have restored it and tried to use the traditional woodwork of the time and removed the extra iron nails that were added to it, which distorted the originality of the chest. I'm glad you enjoyed the skills and techniques used in this video.
I love the construction with the pegs, just as the original builder used. Glad you got rid of all those nails.
The exact goal has been to restore this box as it was at the beginning of its construction, and we should use only wooden joints and pins. Glad you enjoyed the video
It's beautiful, what a fascinating video!!!
Thank you my friend, your eyes are beautiful...
Absolutely fantastic thanks for sticking to original as much as possible
Thank you my friend...
Hello, your work in renovation is wonderful, thank you for sharing your good ideas❤❤❤
that's kind of you. We are trying to demonstrate useful techniques and skills in reconstruction.
I hope this chest gets put in a museum.
Great work. Well done
It's too early to decide...
Thank you my friend...
Excelente trabajo, 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 felicitaciones todos los detalles con buen acabado
Thank you for watching our restoration video, you are the first to comment on this video. Thank you...
what a beautiful restoration . Just as the carpenter built it all those years ago . I would like to see modern furniture lasting 500 years. Not going to happen well done .
Thank you for your comment. We try to use old tools and equipment in the renovation videos so that the fans and myself can enjoy.
Im glad you showed the cleaning process of every piece of wood, I thought I might forget how to clean wood during this process
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OMG 🤩🤩🤩 such a wonderful restoration 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
it is very kind of you...
I enjoyed the 'deconstruction' and reconstruction! I have never seen sesame oil being used and the finish is beautiful. Love from Nova Scotia, Canada
Hello, my Canadian friend, I did this in the style of our ancestors, I want to say what no one said! I did not apply sesame oil inside the chest, there is a reason, this chest is a smart chest, if the parts of this chest loosen after a while, by splashing water inside it, the whole chest will be strengthened, I will give you a special piece of an ancient carpenter. I submitted, you will understand this issue by taking a close look at the structure of the parts of this chest...
Es emocionante ver como se restaura un mueble que sobrevivió al carpintero que en su día lo fabricó con cariño y dedicación. Enhorabuena
Thank you for your beautiful feeling and understanding, I got energy from your comment...
The grain is very fine, almost as fine as the grain in the ancient Huon Pines that live for 1,000's of years in the wilderness of Tasmania, Australia. When the English took control of the Island State, they felled Huon Pine indiscriminately, and used it for boat building. Now the trees are 'protected' and can't be logged as 'live' wood. Only dead trees can be harvested
This tree is not the ancient Huon pine, it is Ursus from the cypress family, but it grows in the mountains. These are ancient trees, we should appreciate them, thank you dear lady...
Fantastic work I love old furniture when it’s brought back to life.
Thanks my friend, so follow our channel
Brought it back to life??!!!!
It was never dead!!! Was it!!???
Several hundred years were simply removed. Obliterated. Erased. And tossed away. Unfortunately
Big difference between repairs, restoration and conservation!!!
Conservation is the least intrusive but much more honest and least destructive of the methods for preservation.
A 500 year old piece should not look 100 years old, now should it?
A 80 year old woman with a tight, new face lift, so she looks 60, is just not attractive. It fools no one!
It just looks bizarre! Tragic even!!!
There is nothing wrong with something looking its age. Whether it is in human form or something someone has made. Or something from nature---- an old tree, a rock formation, or fossils.
I honestly preferred the chest before he gave it the 'face lift'!
Gorgeous!
thanks deer
Such an interesting piece. I always love watching someone who knows exactly what to do. My first time to see a restoration like this.
We are glad that our video caught your attention and we will be happy to host your warm views in the future.
Mesmerizingly awesome! Love this artist restore history!
I am proud to have dear friends and enthusiasts like you by my side and I hope we can enjoy each other's experiences and skills together
Questo e'un restauro giusto, sporcizia non e' patina, va tolto. Poi non posso valutare l' eta' da un video. Generazioni hanno usato questo contenitore, e riparandolo hanno prese chiodi che avevano. Mi piace questo lavoro.
Thank you for your informative comment, I am happy to have a viewer like you...
Oh my what a beautiful piece ❤️
It really is...
An amazing restoration. It's a beautiful antique piece of furniture, good for few more 100 years! My congratulations to the restorer. He has worked a miracles.
We are glad that you enjoyed this video and thank you very much for your energizing comment.
I’m blown away the beauty of the chest, your skills and the transformation! I truly think this is the most amazing restoration I’ve seen on UA-cam ❤
Thank you my friend, your good feeling gives us more motivation to make better videos...
Beautiful work...I am so impressed. Thank you ❤
Thank you too!
I genuinely enjoyed watching the video. Regardless of the article’s age, made, quality etc, I believe restoration alone is quite a tedious process and requires a lot of patience , focus and aptitude for the procedure. You have done an amazing job on the chest. I appreciate the fact that u did nt cut any corners during the process and cleaned every bit of the article. For me personally sanding the old piece is preferable as it takes out a layer of dirt, gunk, wood warm damage and nasty marks. Loved what you have done. Keep up the good work.
PS. I found the coca cola part very funny. 😅
Thank you for your meaningful comment, I thank you for understanding and supporting us.
This chest was very dirty and had burn marks, sanding (in this case) alone could not remove the dirt from this chest.
Coca-Cola is great at cleaning...
A fantastic and caring restoration. Amazing. Thank you for making it available for all of us to enjoy
Your opinion is kind, my friend. Yes, we try to share our skills and experiences with friends and enthusiasts.
Beautiful job. Appreciate you staying true to its past.
I appreciate that
The coin u found is Iranian. The sign of lion,Sun and sword . Possibly Pahlavi dynasty.
Hello my friend, yes it is completely true, this coin is for the great land of IRAN, and for the Qajar period. Thank you for your attention and comment...
I think this chest is from The upper Swat Valley in the mountain region of northern Pakistan.
You did an amazing job. You should have made more of them using the pieces before you put them back together
Thanks ma'am, before I put the pieces of this chest back together I need to repair the broken parts and get the chest back to how it was 500 years ago...
@@CreativeIdeasMaker what I meant was make copies of the repaired pieces and make more
Woodworking at its best. Impressed an entertained. Thanks.
Thankful...
A labor of love. Great skills and knowledge about the piece and how to repair properly.
This work took a lot of effort and took a few days, and certainly if someone is not interested in history and reconstruction, he will not go for such a work at all.
that was really educational and fun to watch. i think you did a wonderful job. it looks great
Thank you my friend...
stunning
Thank you! 😊
THIS was a pleasure to watch! Your work is fantastic, plus I love your cleaning recipe. What a gem you have given a new life.
Thank you dear friend...
There are no words to describe the work, I take care of the integrity of the original construction when removing the nails because these were placed later at some point in history, I have seen stairs with
Obviously, you and I have a common point and that is that we are trying to make or repair old or new products using wooden fittings.
Love it
Thank you for leaving a comment...
Ну, ящику явно не 500 лет, потрепала его жизнь изрядно. Реставрация прекрасная. Интересные соединения деталей, без единого гвоздя.
I told the age of this chest, with the available documents, it is impossible to determine the age of the wood by eye, thank you for the comment...
What an honour it must be for you to take care of this artefact which has seen so many things over😊 the centuries
One of our main goals for restoring old furniture is to preserve their originality, and on the other hand, we can show others how the past met their needs.
I fell in love with this box! I watched every minute of this restoration, and I was so glad that you only used dowels when you put this back together! What a wonderful piece! I am glad that it is in your home. Congratulations on a masterful restoration of a 500-year-old grain box.
Thank you my friend, it is very kind of you, Wait for an interesting restoration...
@@CreativeIdeasMaker looking forward to it!
Lovely, good job. Thank you!
Thank you too...
Very clever way to make wood dowel. This is really great work
Hello beautiful lady, thank you for your kind attention...
Amazing! Just amazing! It's alive again and beautiful!
thanks a lot
great job! thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Bravo! That was so interesting and enjoyable to watch. You did an excellent job.
Hello my friend,
I'm glad you liked the chest restoration video, thank you...
Красивая работа, бережное отношение к дереву👌
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So totally pretty as i ever seen.
I'm glad that you like the chest restoration video...
Your coke and baking soda mixture does a marvellous job! Impressive to see such a robust piece of furniture being so respectfully restored. I also love the way you replace bits of wood and make sesame oil by magic!
Thank you my friend, we are glad that our chest restoration video was useful for you...
What a great restoration! So good that you got rid of all the nails.
All two models of casting nails and modern nails have been added to this fund during different periods. In fact, I think this fund has been violated. We have tried to rebuild this fund as it was at the beginning of its construction and remove additions. Thank you for your attention
It was great, I liked it
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so much work! You did a great job.
Thank you my friend...
The most skilful fascinating restoration ~ Bravo! ⭐️
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What an amazing job! The patience and thoroughness are inspiring. A unique piece that surely cannot be made today if the urs tree is so scarce and probably protected. So worthwhile!
You are absolutely right. This wood is no longer available and protected, and most importantly, the items made with this wood are very valuable.
Amazing. ❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful work
Thank you so much 😀
I really love what you're doing with your skills. You're not only restoring history but you're making it alive so the next generations will appreciate.. and I'm amazed on how the idea you turn that magic stick into a perfect "wooden pins". for keeping the history, thank you.. 🫡👍👍
I am happy that I was able to walk on a path that history lovers love. Our goal in this video is to share the old restoration skills and preserve the relevant history and share them with you dear friends.
Que excelente trabajo a realizado usted !! Me encanta su forma de restaurar. Muy hermoso su trabajo. Gracias, muchas gracias.
We are glad that you enjoyed our experience and skills, and also thank you for your support and companionship, dear friend.
An Absolutely Amazing! Restoration! 😉👍
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