I think this is one of your best restorations to date. Perhaps because it was in such a poor state of repair. I love the feet you carved I think it's spot on. Colour is great and it looks so so stately. Well done!!!
My wife's gr. gr. Grandfather and gr. Grandfather were woodworkers and cabnet/furniture makers in Poland. She has the dinning set and China cabnet and a few other pieces she inherited. They are in great shape since we got them. A little TLC and lots of elbow grease later and we are always complimented at how wonderful they look. The grease Mark's for shipping furniture via ship are still on them and looking up ships logs from Poland tells the story and we hope someone in the family will want them to pass down again and again. She watches your repairs to all these antiques and wishes she lived near you so she could pic your brain! (Lol) very few people respect this furniture or even notice how much work and craftsmanship has gone into the making of these pieces. Good job and kudos for caring about your work. P.s. our furniture is about 200 years old! Still as sturdy and beautiful as it was made with a little added character through the many years!
That’s so wonderful! Thankyou so much for tuning and and I’m so glad you enjoy the channel. Would love to see all your wonderful treasures and talk with you Cheers!
Refinishing projects has been my hobby for decades but I learn from everyone of your videos. Only small easy projects now due to Parkinson’s disease but I still do what I can.
Brilliant work, I think a gold shield with your name and company details would look great added to the rear of each item you bring back to life. Really skillful work, well done.
I am in awe of your talent, patience. I'm guessing you have customers lined up to have you work on their treasures. You are very talented. I love watching you work.
Trena, please please use breathing apparatus,when spraying. It’s a requisite,when there is anything that can be inhaled. Other than that,yes a fantastic job. You are next level restoration specialist. Please use correct breathing apparatus. It is your health that is in jeopardy. I have seen and know vehicle sprayers with lung problems. Because they used to “ oh well I only have to do this small job” I think all of your subscribers would agree with me. Lovely work, I don’t even bother looking at other channels.
It’s just unbelievable what you did to that piece. So much work. It’s probably took a month or more to fix it all. Its a piece of art now. I hope your customer appreciates your hard work. I love to refinish furniture myself, but your level of skill and equipment is times better than mine. I am learning something new from every of your videos. Thank you Trena.
Amazing job Trena! Being a woodworker, it's great seeing all the steps involved. I can tell in your voice that you take pride in your work and the joy when it comes out the way you wanted. It becomes personal when you bring each piece back to life. I restored a 1960 cradle that 8 siblings used. They cried when it came back to life for all their children to enjoy as a family heirloom.
A customer reaction to finished peice would be great to see. Some kind of tag or info to put on the peice when done with your info would give you and your business more recognition
I love the customer reaction part! However, I don’t know about putting her business info out there on UA-cam. I think that may raise a safety issue. Something tells me the people in the area, plus the word of mouth and referrals, she has plenty of work.
Your Super Talented ! Boy I'd sure like to see the Faces of the Customers after getting back there Finished Pieces , I'd Love that ! I'm sure they would be Blown away !
You amaze me. I've always watched my Dad during his cabinet making and wood working and it brings me such joy. You are an artist for sure. I wish I had just a smidgen of your talent. Just like my Dad, I enjoy watching everything you do. Thank you for your videos 😊 I learn something new every time.
OMG Trena, I did a marathon-viewing of all your video's today. I wanted to say thank you very much, I've learned a great deal on furniture repairs. I have one more to view but tomorrow is another day. I look forward to keeping updated on your channel and learning more. Please keep up the great work. I'm a wood carver myself and enjoy when I see other women in the field. My best to you and your family. Cheers from Pennsylvania
What an inspirational professional you truly are! I love your videos. Not only refinishing but repair AND build! I’m still working on my ugly duckling. I had to strip about 9 layers of polyurethane, at least 2 coats of white, 1-2 coats of a blue, 2+ coats of an off white….all on an old coated solid wood little cabinet which I will be using for a coffee bar. I’m old. 60+ but you are an inspiration that keeps me going. Thank you so much!
I bought a $10 Army surplus Duncan Phyfe desk couple of years back and if I'd known what a pain in the butt it was going to be refinishing it I would have paid them $50 to take it back...lol. Top coat was 1970's brown and green antiquing, then powder blue paint, chocolate brown paint, white paint, and the bottom layer was redwood stain on bare pine (permanent pink). No one had ever stripped it in between coats, just this old fool........lol......I was 66 then and started wondering if I'd live long enough to finish the project. I finally did finish it with multiple coats of walnut stain, but I feel your pain and I certainly appreciate the long hours and hard work this young lady puts into her craft.
With the repairs you made to that cabinet it is stronger than the day it was originally built.In the right environment it will easily remain in that condition for another century,Your work is impressive.
Trena, you always do great refurbishing on all the furniture, thanks for taking us on your journey of revying the souls of all these pieces of furniture. You are truly a master at your trade. Greetings from Georgetown, Texas.
Trena that piece turned out awesome, I'm so happy to see that there are still people out there that can look at a antique piece of furniture and fall in love with it enough to seek someone out like you to bring it back to life ! There's still hope for America , between the crying rooms and the tearing down of our statues and history of America . There still is hope. Thanks your awesome lady.
She's Canadian and there's no hope for America. It is so divided politically right now that it makes the Grand Canyon look like a scratch on the face of the earth. The world used to have a great deal of respect for America, but now we just shake our heads. It's a crying shame.
I'm amazed at the meticulous work you went to to repair every aspect of this piece. I had no idea of how involved it could be. You really showed off your talent and skills and gave that piece a whole lot of love. It turned out beautifully. Simply amazing.
That was a hell of a job and a magnificent result. I never watch a video of more than one hour at once, but now I did. Amazing to see your excellent work. Greetings from The Netherlands.
This piece of furniture is beautiful. It's nice to see all the the little detailing you go through and show. You keep outdoing yourself. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you.
I am catching up on your older videos! The foot restoration was crazy beyond good! I appreciate all the attention to restoring it to original as possible!
You should get yourself a rubber stamp with your own design, then you could stamp your finished items. I have just got myself a rubber stamp of a paw print and from now on anything I do that can be stamped will be. You could have anything as your emblem. Using it will make it yours. Absolutely wonderful work on this cabinet. Never in a million years did I think you could get it looking like this. I would love to spend a few days working alongside you. We might both learn things. We would have a great time together I know that. Well done again.
Oh my gosh, it’s amazing how you can carve that leg just like that and then to do another 3 to boot. I have no artistic talent at all. And the cherry on the cake is all your cute facial expressions. AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING!!!! Do you show your dad some of your more epic pieces like this one? He must be so PROUD of you.
WOW! You did an outstanding job of renovating and repurposing the cabinet! I learned a lot about the foot carvings! That's a lot of hours just to make partial feet! I have an old Victor victrola that's in great shape & still works! I love it! I'm new to your channel and catching up on your older videos!
Brilliant work. I am binge watching your videos 🙂. You should have added a support in the middle to make that leg load bearing. If I was paying $$$ to have this table repaired I would have happily paid extra to make it sturdier.
Amazed at your skills Trena this is such an elegant piece now compared to what it was. I thought it was a piece of junk that wasn't worth the time of day, I guess I was completely wrong on that one.
A remarkable restoration of a piece that would have been typically set out by the curb as trash. Congratulations. As an antique phonograph collector I am a little bit sad that the works are gone, but that is the fate of thousands of such pieces and family memories were also restored by your work.
being a house builder, restoration and furniture repair and restoration anything wood, i say very well done. i have to add i am impressed. Mike southwestern Ontario
This piece has the most interesting feet. To me it almost looks like a deer hoof. You did a fantastic job on them by recarving them to the original shape one would assume. Love your stress free patience you put into this work. I hope this paid of for you also in the way of pleasure and pride in this repair and refinish. Loved watching this video. I also liked your music playing during sections that didn't need any explaining. You turned her into a beautiful dainty lady!
I’m impressed every time I watch one of your videos you do such beautiful work awesome looking peace of furniture that anyone would be proud to have in their home
Another piece of history brought back. Those feet are amazing! Such care to detail. The customer should be thrilled. 🙂👍 You get platinum on this one 💿.
I know this video has been out a while and you won't probably read this, but i have to just comment and say that you are amazing. Your skill, and attention to detail is immaculate. You taught me that something that looks beyond repair always deserves a second chance, and be a beautiful piece of history. Thank you for sharing.
The only thing people blockade from entirely is working with wood. Everything else I'm either good or mediocre. Very interesting stuff. I enjoy seeing your work, before and after.
I love the fact that you use proper techniques and tools to do your repairs and/or restorations. I strictly do restoration repairs with the goal of maintaining historical value and integrity so you won’t find many power tools in my shop, not a criticism by the way, I just don’t want to put modern tool marks on a 150-200 year old piece of furniture. I love the way you talk through the piece and don’t just jump into tearing it apart like so many people with UA-cam channels do. By talking through and examining the piece you truly understand the problems and challenges and can plan out your repairs and that along with your well honed skills are the secret of your success. As a professional myself, I would trust you with some of my own treasures any day. Edit: just goes to prove you don’t have to be a grizzled, bearded old man to do beautiful skilled restoration work, a beautiful woman can do as good or better than any man can.
I really enjoyed this video. I like seeing how you created the missing feet for the cabinet with no example to go by, just your own design experience. A good, clear presentation of your carving process. If I tried that, the cabinet would have ended up with four distinctly different feet. Thanks.
I like how you are able to seamlessly compress a weeks' worth of work into an hour long video, and give enough detail to hold one's interest through out! This thing was two steps out the door to the burn pile and you did a great job of saving it.
Excellent! Nice job! I recently saved a coffee table from the curbside and just realized that it has the very same style of feet! I don't know how to restore furniture which is why I've been watching UA-cam videos to educate myself. Thanks very much!
Absolutely riveting. New sub here and I’m hooked. One of the things I really appreciate is your cool confidence as you take on these complex restoration jobs. I’m sure that confidence has been hard earned through experience but its a pleasure to watch. And the quality of the work! Just outstanding
I just love those Aladin slipper feet and they stained up so beautifully.
What artistry. I am amazed at the talent, patience, skill and reverence. Well done indeed.
I think this is one of your best restorations to date. Perhaps because it was in such a poor state of repair. I love the feet you carved I think it's spot on. Colour is great and it looks so so stately. Well done!!!
Thankyou so much!
Great job. Love the work on the feet.
Customer says I have cabinet that is damaged beyond repair. Trena says hold my beer. LOL
Beautiful job, you are a true professional.
Lol. Love it
My wife's gr. gr. Grandfather and gr. Grandfather were woodworkers and cabnet/furniture makers in Poland. She has the dinning set and China cabnet and a few other pieces she inherited. They are in great shape since we got them. A little TLC and lots of elbow grease later and we are always complimented at how wonderful they look. The grease Mark's for shipping furniture via ship are still on them and looking up ships logs from Poland tells the story and we hope someone in the family will want them to pass down again and again. She watches your repairs to all these antiques and wishes she lived near you so she could pic your brain! (Lol) very few people respect this furniture or even notice how much work and craftsmanship has gone into the making of these pieces. Good job and kudos for caring about your work. P.s. our furniture is about 200 years old! Still as sturdy and beautiful as it was made with a little added character through the many years!
That’s so wonderful! Thankyou so much for tuning and and I’m so glad you enjoy the channel. Would love to see all your wonderful treasures and talk with you Cheers!
Refinishing projects has been my hobby for decades but I learn from everyone of your videos. Only small easy projects now due to Parkinson’s disease but I still do what I can.
❤️💪
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you! 😊
Amazing carving!
Brilliant work, I think a gold shield with your name and company details would look great added to the rear of each item you bring back to life. Really skillful work, well done.
Agree! 👍it would make it extra special!
It would also add to the history of the piece. You do beautiful work.👍
I agree! The repairs you do are truely works of art.
I was amazed at the way you carved those feet.
Yes!
I am in awe of your talent, patience. I'm guessing you have customers lined up to have you work on their treasures. You are very talented. I love watching you work.
From beat up, battered & abused back to beautiful.
What a fine result after much fine work.
Superb reconstruction!!
Beautiful work!!
Trena, please please use breathing apparatus,when spraying. It’s a requisite,when there is anything that can be inhaled. Other than that,yes a fantastic job. You are next level restoration specialist. Please use correct breathing apparatus. It is your health that is in jeopardy. I have seen and know vehicle sprayers with lung problems. Because they used to “ oh well I only have to do this small job” I think all of your subscribers would agree with me. Lovely work, I don’t even bother looking at other channels.
Bet your client was impressed beyond words. Besides all the rest of the repairs, my fave was your recreation of the little feet. Very nice restore.
It’s just unbelievable what you did to that piece. So much work. It’s probably took a month or more to fix it all. Its a piece of art now. I hope your customer appreciates your hard work. I love to refinish furniture myself, but your level of skill and equipment is times better than mine. I am learning something new from every of your videos. Thank you Trena.
The more complicated and wrecked these pieces of furniture are the more I love to see how you repair them and bring them back to their glory.
Amazing job Trena! Being a woodworker, it's great seeing all the steps involved. I can tell in your voice that you take pride in your work and the joy when it comes out the way you wanted. It becomes personal when you bring each piece back to life. I restored a 1960 cradle that 8 siblings used. They cried when it came back to life for all their children to enjoy as a family heirloom.
A customer reaction to finished peice would be great to see. Some kind of tag or info to put on the peice when done with your info would give you and your business more recognition
I so agree!
That is a first rate idea!
I love the customer reaction part! However, I don’t know about putting her business info out there on UA-cam. I think that may raise a safety issue. Something tells me the people in the area, plus the word of mouth and referrals, she has plenty of work.
more than i can handle.
What a beautiful job you did of the old record cabinet. Your carving skills for the feet are phenomenal! You are so talented! 🤗🇦🇺
Thank you so much!
Your Super Talented ! Boy I'd sure like to see the Faces of the Customers after getting back there Finished Pieces , I'd Love that ! I'm sure they would be Blown away !
You amaze me. I've always watched my Dad during his cabinet making and wood working and it brings me such joy. You are an artist for sure. I wish I had just a smidgen of your talent. Just like my Dad, I enjoy watching everything you do. Thank you for your videos 😊 I learn something new every time.
OMG Trena, I did a marathon-viewing of all your video's today. I wanted to say thank you very much, I've learned a great deal on furniture repairs. I have one more to view but tomorrow is another day. I look forward to keeping updated on your channel and learning more. Please keep up the great work. I'm a wood carver myself and enjoy when I see other women in the field. My best to you and your family. Cheers from Pennsylvania
What an inspirational professional you truly are! I love your videos. Not only refinishing but repair AND build! I’m still working on my ugly duckling. I had to strip about 9 layers of polyurethane, at least 2 coats of white, 1-2 coats of a blue, 2+ coats of an off white….all on an old coated solid wood little cabinet which I will be using for a coffee bar. I’m old. 60+ but you are an inspiration that keeps me going. Thank you so much!
I bought a $10 Army surplus Duncan Phyfe desk couple of years back and if I'd known what a pain in the butt it was going to be refinishing it I would have paid them $50 to take it back...lol. Top coat was 1970's brown and green antiquing, then powder blue paint, chocolate brown paint, white paint, and the bottom layer was redwood stain on bare pine (permanent pink). No one had ever stripped it in between coats, just this old fool........lol......I was 66 then and started wondering if I'd live long enough to finish the project. I finally did finish it with multiple coats of walnut stain, but I feel your pain and I certainly appreciate the long hours and hard work this young lady puts into her craft.
You repaired the feet to perfection 🥰
Pocket holes really do perform in specific places quite well. I used them on my desk bottom to good effect.
Nice job.
With the repairs you made to that cabinet it is stronger than the day it was originally built.In the right environment it will easily remain in that condition for another century,Your work is impressive.
Very relaxing see you arround the benches working in a dificult process of restoration ......well done!!!hug from Lisbon Portugal!!
Trena you never cease to amaze us. I concur with all comments. Well done girl you are a rare gem.
Trena, you always do great refurbishing on all the furniture, thanks for taking us on your journey of revying the souls of all these pieces of furniture. You are truly a master at your trade. Greetings from Georgetown, Texas.
Thank you so much!
Trena that piece turned out awesome,
I'm so happy to see that there are still people out there that can look at a antique piece of furniture and fall in love with it enough to seek someone out like you to bring it back to life !
There's still hope for America , between the crying rooms and the tearing down of our statues and history of America . There still is hope.
Thanks your awesome lady.
She's Canadian and there's no hope for America. It is so divided politically right now that it makes the Grand Canyon look like a scratch on the face of the earth. The world used to have a great deal of respect for America, but now we just shake our heads. It's a crying shame.
Indeed !!
But that's where I will disagree with you . It's because we are Americans and we will prevail and we will be as strong as ever ! God bless America !
Trena you did a beautiful job! from a garage storage, to a proud piece of living room furniture! Thank you!!
Thank you so much!
All the pieces you add then cut/saw down to carve is a testament to wood glue! 😊
Yes. A good lamination joint is amazingly strong.
I'm amazed at the meticulous work you went to to repair every aspect of this piece. I had no idea of how involved it could be. You really showed off your talent and skills and gave that piece a whole lot of love. It turned out beautifully. Simply amazing.
I had to smile at the wonderful renovations you do, all on a "Wonky" table. Love it
That was a hell of a job and a magnificent result. I never watch a video of more than one hour at once, but now I did. Amazing to see your excellent work. Greetings from The Netherlands.
I hope you are adequately compensated for this repair! I'm not sure most would have attempted it. Beautifully done!
Someone has trained you very well and you are adding your own artistic insight 👍 😉 😀
This piece of furniture is beautiful. It's nice to see all the the little detailing you go through and show. You keep outdoing yourself. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you.
Thankyou!
I am catching up on your older videos! The foot restoration was crazy beyond good! I appreciate all the attention to restoring it to original as possible!
Thanks 👍
Your craftsmanship is amazing. I can't believe all that you did.
With the time and skill you put into your work, i hope you get well compensated. I know the satisfaction is a big part but....
C'est du très joli travail bravo,le meuble est ressuscité,bravo à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Well worth watching. You have the patience of Job.
The legs are just fantastic, Bravo
For sure you are a very talented individual. I am impressed to the max.
You should get yourself a rubber stamp with your own design, then you could stamp your finished items. I have just got myself a rubber stamp of a paw print and from now on anything I do that can be stamped will be. You could have anything as your emblem. Using it will make it yours.
Absolutely wonderful work on this cabinet. Never in a million years did I think you could get it looking like this. I would love to spend a few days working alongside you. We might both learn things. We would have a great time together I know that.
Well done again.
Oh my gosh, it’s amazing how you can carve that leg just like that and then to do another 3 to boot. I have no artistic talent at all. And the cherry on the cake is all your cute facial expressions. AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING!!!! Do you show your dad some of your more epic pieces like this one? He must be so PROUD of you.
yep, cheers
Unbelievable talent! I am truly mesmerized by your videos. Please don’t stop making your videos.
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Not only how good work you do but the explanations of how to fix the furniture are much better.
Very impressive! I especially liked the remaking of the feet. You are gifted!
I am in awe of your talent! What an amazing restoration! Well done!❤️
Wow. Awesome work. That piece was ready for the firepit and you returned it to an heirloom piece.
Thankyou!
WOW! You did an outstanding job of renovating and repurposing the cabinet! I learned a lot about the foot carvings! That's a lot of hours just to make partial feet! I have an old Victor victrola that's in great shape & still works! I love it! I'm new to your channel and catching up on your older videos!
Glad you enjoyed it and welcome🥰
You're not only a wood Craftsman but an artist too! Beautiful work
Love the way you do things great. Love your work .
John from Scotland x
I just bought one of these (1920s) recently in England. It does work and taking it back to the US.
Brilliant work. I am binge watching your videos 🙂. You should have added a support in the middle to make that leg load bearing. If I was paying $$$ to have this table repaired I would have happily paid extra to make it sturdier.
Amazed at your skills Trena this is such an elegant piece now compared to what it was. I thought it was a piece of junk that wasn't worth the time of day, I guess I was completely wrong on that one.
Love your work!👍
A remarkable restoration of a piece that would have been typically set out by the curb as trash. Congratulations. As an antique phonograph collector I am a little bit sad that the works are gone, but that is the fate of thousands of such pieces and family memories were also restored by your work.
Hello from Australia I do furniture restoration as a hobby and most of the pieces in my house have come from curb side garbage clean ups
What an awesome restoration ! Thumbs up to you Trena . You have patience , patience, patience !!
You do amazing job on those old pieces!
Absolutely outstanding Trena x
I really enjoyed the carving of the feet. That was so neat to see how you did that. The whole piece turned out amazing.
Thank you very much!
What a big job. You sure worked a miracle. This turned out beautiful. I was amazed that you did such a great job on the foot repair. love your work.
being a house builder, restoration and furniture repair and restoration anything wood, i say very well done. i have to add i am impressed. Mike southwestern Ontario
I admire you skill and patience, it was a piece of trash and become a piece of master craft......👍
Beautiful job, Trena! Love the way you did the cabriole feet! I would have never thought of that.
Thanks Dan
Absolute genius. Your dad must be so proud of how you carry on the craftmans journey he set you on.
Trena, you did another AMAZING job!!!
love those saws with the orange handle...sharp sharp
Japanese saws available at lee valley
I said before that you are a magician...but you are also an artist! Beautiful job!
You did such a genius job on those toes! Beautiful, thoughtful, skillful;.
This piece has the most interesting feet. To me it almost looks like a deer hoof. You did a fantastic job on them by recarving them to the original shape one would assume. Love your stress free patience you put into this work. I hope this paid of for you also in the way of pleasure and pride in this repair and refinish. Loved watching this video. I also liked your music playing during sections that didn't need any explaining. You turned her into a beautiful dainty lady!
Thank you very much!
Mesmerising, you have a wonderful blessed talent. Thank you for sharing 💖💖🇦🇺
I’m impressed every time I watch one of your videos you do such beautiful work awesome looking peace of furniture that anyone would be proud to have in their home
I'm at the beginning of this repair & it gives me anxiety - There is SO much work to do on this! Can't wait til the end!
The level of attention you bring to every little detail is astounding. The quality of everything you do really shines!
Another piece of history brought back. Those feet are amazing! Such care to detail. The customer should be thrilled. 🙂👍 You get platinum on this one 💿.
LOVE WHAT YOU DID WITH THE BOTTON OF THE LEGS !!
Never been a big fan of the dark brown stains but this turned out beautifully. Kudos!
You took something I couldn't even imagine worth repairing and made it beautiful. A silk purse, out of a sows ear, as the saying goes. Just wow!
I know this video has been out a while and you won't probably read this, but i have to just comment and say that you are amazing. Your skill, and attention to detail is immaculate. You taught me that something that looks beyond repair always deserves a second chance, and be a beautiful piece of history. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!
Would love to know just how many hours this actually took. Absolutely stunning! you literally took a piece of fire wood and created a masterpiece.
absolutely hilarious :) But yes totally agree.
i am a carpenter but not that level. its amazing. greetings from Guatemala
You are amazing! Thanks!💋❤️💐
The only thing people blockade from entirely is working with wood. Everything else I'm either good or mediocre. Very interesting stuff. I enjoy seeing your work, before and after.
Thanks Philip
You are an artist. I can not believe how you freehanded the toes on the feet of the cabinet.
It is a stunning cabinet now.
Your work is breathtaking. you are truly an artist. Your Dad must be so proud.
Masterful... I do worry that she's not wearing a respirator while spray painting
oh I can tell thats going to GREAT. I love watching you do
I love the fact that you use proper techniques and tools to do your repairs and/or restorations. I strictly do restoration repairs with the goal of maintaining historical value and integrity so you won’t find many power tools in my shop, not a criticism by the way, I just don’t want to put modern tool marks on a 150-200 year old piece of furniture. I love the way you talk through the piece and don’t just jump into tearing it apart like so many people with UA-cam channels do. By talking through and examining the piece you truly understand the problems and challenges and can plan out your repairs and that along with your well honed skills are the secret of your success. As a professional myself, I would trust you with some of my own treasures any day.
Edit: just goes to prove you don’t have to be a grizzled, bearded old man to do beautiful skilled restoration work, a beautiful woman can do as good or better than any man can.
Wow.Thankyou for the very kind and generous compliments. I always love hearing from fellow craftsman!
I really enjoyed this video. I like seeing how you created the missing feet for the cabinet with no example to go by, just your own design experience. A good, clear presentation of your carving process. If I tried that, the cabinet would have ended up with four distinctly different feet. Thanks.
thanks Albert! it was a challenge but it was very rewarding
I like how you are able to seamlessly compress a weeks' worth of work into an hour long video, and give enough detail to hold one's interest through out! This thing was two steps out the door to the burn pile and you did a great job of saving it.
Excellent! Nice job! I recently saved a coffee table from the curbside and just realized that it has the very same style of feet! I don't know how to restore furniture which is why I've been watching UA-cam videos to educate myself. Thanks very much!
Very nice , awesome artwork
Absolutely riveting. New sub here and I’m hooked. One of the things I really appreciate is your cool confidence as you take on these complex restoration jobs. I’m sure that confidence has been hard earned through experience but its a pleasure to watch. And the quality of the work! Just outstanding
Thankyou!
A work of art, beautiful job