Não acredito que você desmontou uma máquina SINGER, ela é jóia rara.

Thank you for the video. I have a 1928 Singer, just bought a base to put it on that im fixing to restore the iron make a new table top for it. Then I’m going to use it for its intended purpose 🪡🧵

Fabulous work👏👏👏👏

A most sincere congratulation in your restoration technique. I thoroughly admire the way you worked "with" what was presented to you instead of seeking to make it something else. Many would have gone for a glass-like finish but you allowed the tables heritage to be witnessed by the imperfections left on top a'la "distressed look". Was the detailing done with a paint or a stain? I was also curious as to why you only changed the leading edge of the top and did not trim-back to the relief. Was that to retain the character of the distressed leading-edge above the drawer? Thoughts?😊😊😊

Thank you for demonstrating this technique. It has been extremely helpful.

Of course you are worth it! :)

👏👏 bravissimo

Too easy

There are just some bad days. So enjoy watching your work...even with the little troubles.

No entiendo porque no lijaron.?

I love to see anything restored, thankyou.

You did a fantastic restoration, thanks!❤

I'm delighted with your work. I keep watching your videos. One of the best I've seen in your speciality. Masterly

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Why don't you draw the rear leg in an unic, solid piece of wood?

Good skills

Thank you! You make it look so easy!

Soy carpintero pero ami me gusta aserlo todo amano no uso tecnologia solo taladro pero mis respetos saludos

muy bien hecho

Trabalho magnifico,muito obrigado pelo seu tempo nos mostrando tanta abilidade.

Thank you so much for making this a little more of a “how to” video as opposed to just a cursory restoration video. I especially appreciate the notes indicating points of interest such as the different types of needles, knots, alignment tips, etc. It is inspiring me to consider tackling an upholstery project. I would love to see how tufted upholstery with buttons is done. Thanks again for a wonderfully instructive video!

literally making the cardboard remember the tree it came from originally 😮😮 so neat and talented

incredibly fascinating and skillful! thank you for these videos!

Красота!

Cool job!😍🙏💫

Mesa perfecta❤!

Why epoxy? Wouldn't wood glue work as well?

Seu trabalho e prefeito e vc e um homem lindo

Beautiful absolutely gorgeous.

Fantastic Job, Bravo!

Por favor soy de Colombia deseo un mueble como eso porfa

Tere Ahti, tervitused Põhja-Karjalast 😊 I just purchased the weirdest old sofa I've ever seen... and intend to try to upholster it. May I ask, do you have a video similar to this, but about an old sofa? Or is the procedure same as here with the chair? Aitäh for your brilliant videos, always looking forward to them 🥰

Amazing!

que maravilloso trabajo, abrazo desde Argentina!

Why any one would want to destroy a beautiful sewing machine like that? To make an unattractive table? I am sorry you are the best restoration artist on line so this is not a comment on your work. I would have loved to have a machine like that .

Real nice work. That's a great chair.

So your the guy that's showing people to use epoxy, I have never used epoxy, Tite-bond because that is what furniture industry used, at least where I worked. Grand Rapids, MIchigan and it used to be the furniture industry capitol back in early 1900's. Tite-bond has a longer work time.

Hope you don't consider yourself a PRO, you need to drawer things out on the piece your making Da ! I've been at it 38 years and never made that bad of screw up !

I tried and failed but I bit off more than a mouthful. I'll try again on something smaller and work up.😮i wa5ch other people do this and find myself saying, "you secured that strap incorrectly..." , or, "your spring ties are tot properly shaped for that seat...' etc, but wheni tried i bollixed it up myself.😊 You always do such an incredible job! It doesn't look easy, exactly, but the whole process is so smooth i can get lulled into thinking that you make it look easy.... I'm babbling. A pleasure as always!❤❤❤

Thank you for the step by step tutorial, it would be appreciated if you could let me know the make of your staple gun and it's accessories please.

i know the feeling makes you want to turn off the lights and go hide in corner mistakes makes a sh_ty day

Well done! 3-6 coats of Le Tonkinois with light sanding between coats?

You are a miracle worker my friend!

I have an armchair to fix. My friend is 120kg broke it arm.

Your work is as stunning as always I’m just sad that this client didn’t want to keep it a sewing table. Those machines are antique and can still be used today!

Иногда смотрю других рестовраторов,бывают удивительно красивые вещи ,и ловлю себя на мысли "как жаль ,что они не попали в ваши руки " конечно у них тоже получается хорошо ,но ваши превосходно!

Когда смотришь ,все так легко ,красиво .сам когда начинаешь делать косо ,криво 😂😂😂. У вас талант .

Молодец ,мальчик ! Чистюля с "золотыми "руками 😊

Chairs having always been difficult for me. I don't know how you do it without numbering your edges I always have problems putting them back together they seem out of balance.