I'm really enjoying this series. All your videos have been very helpful as I'm in the midst of reupholstering a classic davenport. FWIW, the knot you identified as a clove hitch is actually a lark's head or cow hitch. A lark's head has its two single hitches tied in opposing directions whereas a clove hitch has them tied in the same direction.
Oh wow, I have a Restoration Hardware sofa where the suspension is very loose. Doing it myself looks like it will take some time. Thank you for showing us this!
I'm working on a chair I found by the roadside. I'm to the place of tying the springs. I'm having so much trouble. I just wont quit. Your videos are helping me
@@Buckminsterupholstery Thank you for your kind reply. I guess it is about the Italian ruby twine. It happens that in my country there is no such twine and I have to buy it in USA and import it through Amazon, as it is an expensive item until it arrives in my country, I needed to know the quantity.
Nice to see you are working still at this antique❤
To sit and watch a real Craftsman at work is absolutely as good as real life gets. Thank you so much
Looking forward to the next installment and the finished article.
Thanks so much for this. Please film the rest of the upholstery process.
Lovely work as always. Your videos have taught me so much. Thanks!
Great work.
Definitely a professional.
Thank you for this video. Beautiful.
like always thanks a lot for sharing with us, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 . excellent work.... the best!!!
Best video I've seen on how to tie springs. Thank you very much !
Очень рад наблюдать за вашей работой. Здоровья вам и успехов!
I'm really enjoying this series. All your videos have been very helpful as I'm in the midst of reupholstering a classic davenport.
FWIW, the knot you identified as a clove hitch is actually a lark's head or cow hitch. A lark's head has its two single hitches tied in opposing directions whereas a clove hitch has them tied in the same direction.
I once read a sailor's words. "If you can't tie a good knot, tie a lot of them." My source has the knot misidentified as a clove hitch.
Oh wow, I have a Restoration Hardware sofa where the suspension is very loose. Doing it myself looks like it will take some time. Thank you for showing us this!
I'm working on a chair I found by the roadside. I'm to the place of tying the springs. I'm having so much trouble. I just wont quit. Your videos are helping me
Good luck! "Buck"
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Sir, could you suggest which is the best brand for buying sofa coil springs or pocket springs ?
How many meters of twine has you used for complete this job ? I'm trying to do something similar. Thank you so much.
I don't normally pay any attention to how much twine is used but in this case I had a new 5Lb. ball and used around 3 lbs.
@@Buckminsterupholstery Thank you for your kind reply. I guess it is about the Italian ruby twine. It happens that in my country there is no such twine and I have to buy it in USA and import it through Amazon, as it is an expensive item until it arrives in my country, I needed to know the quantity.