Excellant video, Pat. You made this very easy for me.

Lol I literally said "tika tika tika tika" with you 😂😂

A lot easier than people made it seem. Thanks for the independence 😁

Yes I have. I actually am not a fan. I found it gets gummie and dont get that flawless smoothness like dry sanding

Old homes have such good bones. My house also has REAL 2x4s. Looks great Have you ever wet sanded? I find there is virtually no clean up when I wet sand

Thank you

This was a real headache considering it is basic maintenance. My 2006 had a third bolt at the top of the light housing and I could not get enough clearance to get it off the bottom pin - nor would it swivel out, until I removed the top plastic panel and removed that 3rd nut. But the manual did not mention that, and perhaps there was some way to do it without the extra hassle - heck if I could figure it out. Thank you, this was helpful.

I picked up a 64ish console. Love the magnavox.

very nice tutorial. I was having a difficult time figuring out how to do this properly you helped out bigtime

Aunt Pattie would you want to come do my basement??

That still sounds amazing!!

I love love love you hair &&& nice piece!!!

This made me cry so hard & miss you so much!! I remember laying under the piano bench as a kid while you played & i played with your long black hair. I love you Aunt Pattie😘😘😘😘

I loce your crafts!!

That looks so good!!!!! I love it!!

I just picked up 2 ones a 55 ish Emerson Am / BSR turntable and the other is a 59 Blaupunkt AM / FM / SW with a Rex turntable paid a bit more than $42 thou and radio turntables need work but they were both clean

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Woah! Great project!

Hey great idea. Where do you get chalk paint? Did you make it?

Excellent ! Great video. Thank you for the attention to detail. Your Dad did good ! 👍

Thanks for the video! Love the helpful tips.

that stereo was made around 1965 or early 1966

i'd use Murphy's oil soap on that cabinet if i were you

i'd get a console like that if i HAD room

Cool video! Liked your demonstration of that compound miter cut, and it's always nice to see women in construction!

Lovely job, great idea! What a woman! You go, girl!

Nice. Good tips regarding under bed bin and using a bottle top to help with adding oil.

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Fun beat! Brings back memories.

I really enjoyed this. I had Casio and Yamahas that never sounded so good. Those are hard keyboards to "maneuver " on. You did it beautifully. I envy how you gave us a rock.blues opera, and kept it interesting. Great Job. Vinnie

mason williams

classical gas

First handy man videos, then antique review, now music. Are workout and cooking videos next?

It’s funny, I’m 31 years old, and I know exactly the song your thinking of, I’ve heard it many times, it was completely instrumental there were no vocals in it. Sadly I do not remember the name either. Edit: I just remembered. It’s Classical Gas by Mason Williams

Good Stuff!!!!!

Great find. Do the, what appear to be doors open in the front? Would have been nice to see inside.

Great ideas

Hi. I just discovered your channel. Looking forward to catching up and watching all your videos. I think you’re great. Super talented! ☺️

You just gave my spouse an idea. Thanks for sharing. Looks great!

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Smart idea! I might have to try that.

Thank you so much for doing this video! It has given me the confidence to tackle my project.. good job

Very nice!

Very nice!

Hi Aunt Patty it's Ayana hope your garage gets better

LOVE THIS IDEA!!!! I'm going to tell Dorian about this so he can get his small pieces of wood up off the ground!! I absolutely love this & it's clean & looks great!!

Wow you've cleaned up a lot!! What a great idea with the cutting the paper bag strips to keep the insulation in place!! That was a smart idea!! I started to tear up when you said that was the table grandpa gave you that you painted.

Starting to look good, my only suggestion would be, if you plan on using that as a work space, make sure you upgrade the lighting. And if you plan on insulating and heating the space for when your working out there, I’d replace that garage door with a door that’s well insulated.

That looks so much better!! One thing checked off your list of things to do!!

Nice work!! Now it's ready for the winter!