Beautiful 😍

Wow this video helped so much as I had my grandma's old 1800s dresser and had no idea how to get it off for years and never knew how to fix some of the problems you showed wish I could show you the before and after cus it helped so much and looks so much better now I dont let my sister or brothers anywhere near it after that and another trick I learned is you can use white toothpaste to get rid of the marks if you leave it on and wipe it off with a paper towel following the grain

Holy cow! The top cleaned up gorgeous! That looked like it was in throwaway condition. The design looks three dimensional with that oil you put on it.

Maybe the reason why there was only one inlay on one side is because it is assumed the other side would be tucked beside a chair or sofa? And such an inlay would therefore be unseen and a wasted effort to put it in. that’s my theory!

Классная реставррация,все сделано прекрасно,очень аккуратно и скрупулезно,заделаны все царапины и сколы.Вы всегда делаете ремонт в нутри ваших реставрируемых вещей,а это придает им завершенный вид. Результат,как всегда великолепный.Вы супер.❤❤❤❤❤

Oops... wrong kind of "stripper" 😈

Wow. I saw the long version when it came out, but that doesn’t dilute the impact of the improvement. Wow.

Darn good work on the feet of the legs.

Hi! I really do like your videos but in this one, I don't hear you mention rinsing/washing off the oxalic acid once it's dried, which I understand is really important. Here is Spain it's a controlled substance. A friend uses it to control infection in bees, but he won't let me have any acid. Thanks a bunch! Keep up the good work!

0:53 It always makes me chuckle when folks use these old straw broom heads to dust things off in videos. I just take stuff outside and turn on the leaf blower.

You did great job 👏😍❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for sharing ❤

Dude, you need a pole barn.

My my.. you need a few tools.. a lathe, compressor, spray gun. Sander.. a solid top would make this look great with all new legs.. But you did alright with what you had.. It’s fun.. 👍☺️

Результат,просто восхитительный❤❤❤Браво.

I really like the table!! Great job❤

Free is always my favorite price!

Although it was a lot of work, the veneer removal looked like fun! Can you keep any of the pieces for future repairs? I really like the effect that you got with the white stain! It’s so subtle, but it’s beautiful with the white top. Leaving the tiny bit of unstained wood is a beautiful touch. Although I liked the white hardware, it looked like it was added after the factory pull was put on the drawer. I’m sure you’ll find another project to use it on.

What was the tool you used for heating the bar of wax?

Ohh how i dislike it when people paint Beautiful pieces of furniture. I'll never understand that. I see pieces that from the 1800s and are "redone " to look beautiful. No it's not beautiful but it once was before you painted it. You did an amazing job bringing it back to life. Love it.❤

Wow great redone. Came out great. Thanks🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

This is a great transformation.

This is a great transformation.

This is a great transformation.

I love it.

What did you scrap it with on top?

It turned out great in the end❤

Yes you could say that jagged scratch is lightning. ❤🎉 sort of.

I prefer orange over the weathered look.

I have a Macey barrister bookcase also. It is in good condition except for scratches in the wood and there is a round water stain on one shelf. I may do what you have done here. What kind of shellac did you use?

This is such a beautiful dining set! You did justice to its beauty. I’m here because of flippingdrawers. 😊

video moves too much. Had a hard time watching

What a rookie, didnt glue his fingers to the veneer once

if u want to come to LA to refinish my 18th c repro mahogany pieces, i'll pay for the flight, a workroom and your time. 🙂

Does this work with mahogany??

I was wondering how the chairs got reupholstered though?

I want to do something similar to an old junk cabinet TV. Replace the tube with a tablet or LCD with loads of preloaded black and white shows and movies. Can't find a good candidate, maybe 3d printing would work?

Nah, you aren’t a luthier. That’s for sure. What a hack job… your methods suck

"It's not a defect.. it's a design feature" Brilliant !!

Beautiful ❤

I like the lighter color.

Yikes. Neon green and then a baby bubblegum Barbie doll pink? I’ll bet that a little girl loved it. This is a great companion piece to the desk. The natural wood is interesting.

I love it when someone admits to an error and then fixes whatever they did wrong. The last person on earth who didn’t make any mistakes ended up hung on a cross, and although I want to keep His values, the crucifixion thing is NOT my career goal. Some of the “dust particles” could’ve been spattering of the spray. It sounded like you might have been running out on the first coat.

The transformation just from the gel stain is mind boggling. It looks so rich. The fill sticks are probably mostly colored wax. They look like the wax sticks that were used with metal stamps to seal documents and letters. You’ve got to love thrift stores! I found my wedding dress in one 45 years ago for TEN BUCKS. My grandmother dropped the phone when I told her. I also found a working lava lamp in the same store about a decade later for five dollars.

you may not be sold-But you have arrived. LEAVE IT ALONE

I saw you strip the table top. But how did you finish the walnut veneer? What kind of stain (if any) and sealer did you use?

careful work, good !

Cont’d: Great job on the table by the way ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

I know someone who can see the beauty beyond the exterior of an item whether it’s a piece of furniture or a piece of clothing that’s been turned into a Goodwill shop with. It should be an vintage shop, or on yourself looking fine, or a person themselves. As someone once said to me, “you see the world in 3- dimension, when of the world sees it just in 2-dimension❣️❣️😊😊😊

I'm surprised to find particle board- as expensive as Brasilia is- and yeah you restore it, otherwise it's not original.

Don't spray on the shellac. French polish shellac on the surface. That builds up coats rapidly and in even better control. Mix your own shellac and you can also tint it with dyes.