Very nice work! I’m 100% back to vinyl at home. I restored a 1967 Garrard table and a 1952 RCA combo 45 player, AM/FM unit. Super loud vacuum tube greatness! You really paid respect to the original design, looks excellent!

Another beautifully restored piece of furniture, thank you Caitlin. It always impressive how you work around difficulties and end up with gorgeous results.

Another HB masterpiece ! It is wonderful to watch you work. Thank you from a big fan.

Hi HB, First Merry Christmas. Another fine job !!! Looks great! Timothy

Great job! It looks amazing!

I’m a big fan of repurposing old furniture. Your project turned out beautifully.

THanks YOuTube for not letting us appreciate her hard work!! Grrr... Oh well... Great results! Thanks for the project!

Great job, looks real cool.

Thank you for sharing the rehab of the retro stereo cabinet. You did a wonderful job. Looks great, some very good ideas to update it. Glad you kept as much as you could. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

Interesting, I assumed that you would remove the old speakers. Finished unit is gorgeous. Fold out doors are perfect. Thanks

Perhaps a light touch on the new walnut strips with Osmo Wood Wax would even out the tones?

That's an impressive piece of "up-cycling". In the UK , "radiograms" as they were called, often used a terrible speaker material called Tygan It was textured and had some sort of a plastic / paint finish on it. Truly grotesque,. I've built my own speakers for a long time so I avoid the issue. The self adhesive finish looks great, very much in keeping with the piece. I hope it sounds good, those drivers look OK.

Good morning 🌅, Honey B, That looks 👀 very nice, great work of up cycling, 🚴 😮😂, old school vinyl very good, I have hundreds of LPS, and literally hundreds and hundreds of 45, somebody was going to throw them out a few years ago, I didn’t even think about making a piece of art out of them, when I finally get back to work after my Op for my CTS, I’m hoping to finish making some furniture to display my hi-fi equipment, as when I’m not watching KZbin ha ha, I listen to music, NAD , LINN LP12 , Very large Transmission Line loudspeaker cabinets SEAS DRIVERS 150w , the speaker cabinets I made a long time ago, At the end you said that you could not play any music, 😮, you could’ve sang, 😂, ❤ from France.

Beautiful job to give it more years of life. Don't know why but I had 'Heard it through the grapevine' in my mind for the first record. How did you latch the top in the end? Thanks for sharing.

Quality, as usual

Thank you for an excellent video explaining how to change the wick - I live in the wilds where it gets really cold, so I use one of these heaters in the main hallway. Here is a great idea to remove the kerosene smell. Place a large two handled saucepan on top of the heater. Half-fill the saucepan with about two litres (a quart) of water and drop about 6 drops of Clove Oil into the water (or eucalyptus or peppermint, etc). Then let the water simmer. The space is filled with a wonderful uplifting scent from the water vapour that the simmering water gives-off. You could even use Sandalwood or whatever 'essential oils' you prefer. Once again - many thanks for making a great video - much appreciated as I have just ordered a new wick.

Really enjoy it. Let's check WoodPrix plans also.

Love the bed. But especially that the legs are inset. Almost broke a hip when in the middle of the night, half asleep I had to go to the bathroom and my foot caught on the leg of the bed. Good thing my bladder held, or it would be one more insult to my already bruised body!

We had one of those similar to this that had a TV in the center, a radio on one side and a phonograph on the other. I grew up with it.

I remember when you built this. It’s absolutely stunning!

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!! Looking forward to your next video!

Beautiful!!!!

Very nice job looking very good!!!👍💯👌

That’s an awesome build. Looks like it’s holding up great.

Wow! Stunning.

Awesome work.👍🏿

Thanks again - always inspired after I watch you take something on. You make it so approachable. Anyway - any suggestions for how to learn the different types of wood? Thanks.

Beautifully well done❤

Damn that looks fantastic, beautiful work! Enjoyed that series very much. Your thoughts and research through your process are fantastic. Great job!

Man , does that look really cool ! That stain glass against the Mahogany and overall design shape of the Aedicule frame and overall size of the project itself , really complement each other. Whenever you may ever happen to drive by it you should have a big smile of accomplishment of how cool that looks. You really did a great job with this. Maybe you’ll end up completing that whole side of that wall building more of these. Enjoy your Sunday and coming week.

Glad your work is on display,it will bring joy to all passersby.👍🏝️🇨🇦

Beautiful work! That was a great series.

That is absolutely beautiful

Lovely job great to see finished work in place👍

Beautiful, well done, 💔, from France

Retro new! Nice work bringing that family cabinet back to life! You can also get new speakers to fit since the original will be 8 or even 16ohm.

You have an engineers brain. Always enjoy your videos.

Interesting project this week, back to major league problem solving, worked out great in the end, not a great fan of mid century modern but it certainly stirs up memories of large hulking record player cabinets, looking forward to next week 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺

Nice conversion of the old stereo. Looking forward to seeing it done. A few years back I converted an old broken console TV to a storage cabinet for my mom. She didn't want to get rid of it because she liked the way it looked, and I got tired of seeing it taking up space in her living room.

Amazing how you overcome your issues .

Very nice job looking very good!!!👍💯👌

Genius as always. Thanks for a great video 👍👍👍

Brilliant repurposing of your Grandparents midcentury record cabinet! My grandparents also had a record cabinet only theirs had a lighter stained cabinet similar but was taller and like yours didn’t offer much storage. Very cool with the awesome pocket doors! Love how you solved that puzzle

Very impressive! I have a question about the general theory though, _every_ commercial double pane window ends up fogging _anyway_ eventually, leaving mineral streaking on the interior, meaning condensation with minerals _always_ gets in, ruining the window clarity. I was wondering whether it makes sense to not worry so much about a perfect air-seal, as this is what leads to the inevitable failure of even commercial windows, instead allow a slight air exchange, so that the window is able to dry between panes when to prevent condensation build up in the first place? Yes, yes... this would hurt the r-value, blah blah, but not much, as I'm just talking about incidental imperfections in the seal.

Wow. I grew up with one of those and my parents got rid of it when I was in college. If they still had it, I would follow your idea on this. Looks great!

Nice job and great you could re-use and update a family item.

Coffee time 😊

From trash to treasure. Nice

Oh my……I restore the electronics for consoles like that all the time! And the turntable!

Great restoration, nice addition to your home. Finish looks great