Complete Process of Buggy Top Upholstery | Engels Coach Shop

[@patbullard9276]

I remember watching you craft the vest you wear thinking, wow what talent. But watching this video I now understand that the vest was just a quick walk in the park comparatively speaking. Beautiful job on the buggy top.

[@gordbaker896]

That is a Beautiful Vest. I would love to have one. Couple more pockets.

[@alexhayden2303]

@@gordbaker896 An item for the SHOP?

[@HorrorMakesUsHappy]

My favorite videos of yours are the ones where it's quiet and I can hear the sounds of the shop. I really appreciate you keeping the music super quiet and slow in this one.

[@causewaykayak]

The art of the Coach Trimmer. Seldom seen but always appreciated. ❤

[@Cadcare]

I'm 18:39 into this, and I'm thinking about the loss of kindness in this world. Stay with me! The love and care that you show through your work is imbedded in the product that you make and that love and care passes from you to your client through your work and from their purchase on to everyone they love and care for. That love is now sold to us in 'brands'. Hmmm...

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

I like this version too Dave. I really enjoyed the longer version where you talked us through what all you were doing even better though. Glad you have both versions available for anyone to watch and thank you for documenting it for the History to be passed down for generations. Fred.

[@brianmros4844]

Hi Dave, and Diane, I'm always amazed how well you are at everything you do. Making fabric do what you want on such large pieces. and sewing it seems hard. You make it look easy. Thank you for sharing, and take care.

[@martinlouden9005]

I don't know of another craftsman with as many skills as you have Dave!

[@OriginalRaveParty]

There's only one I've ever seen, and he's called Jimmy Diresta. Both incredible channels, skilled artists and craftsmen.

[@lancekincaid5610]

I will never get tired of watching your videos, I watch the old ones all the time ❤

[@dianeengel4155]

Thank you.

[@Dan13grandpa]

I watch his videos when they come up, even if I have seen them before. You can always learn something from them. ✝️Dan🇺🇲

[@lancekincaid5610]

@Dan13grandpa 15yrs. a stroke and cancer. I had to watch in ICU with my stroke, he's so cool💯%😁🤣

[@lancekincaid5610]

@@Dan13grandpa I live a pretty lonely life

[@CC-hl5zj]

I'm exhausted just from watching you do that! Outstanding craftsmanship Mr. Engels.

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Excellent! I'm unlikely ever to make a surrey top but may need to make a tonneau cover for a sports car. I'm sure that learning from this video will do me no harm in that regard.

[@UncleMelB]

Totally amazed of the awesome work that you do. A True Master.

[@robertrawlings]

Dave that's a complete work of art, I never knew there was so much work in that construction wow well done my friend.😊

[@plainnpretty]

And that’s just the top a complete buggy is a tremendous amount of work . Just amazing.

[@TheAndyJBall]

adding to, woodworker, metalsmith, wheelsmith, engineer, leather worker, seamstress exordinaire. a real master of your trade Dave. thanks for sharing

[@shakes7333]

The old Sucrets tin brings back memories 🙂

[@dougc5366]

As always, very impressive. Dave never disappoints

[@michaelbissen1946]

I'm very impressed with the number of different skill sets you have, Sir. Awesome!!

[@richardthornhill4630]

Incredible craftsman. Appreciate your devotion and determination to complete projects. Fascinating usage of the ping pong table, very practical.

[@lancekincaid5610]

You are a true crasftsman and I have enjoyed watching you all these years, THANK YOU

[@henrywagner4504]

Wie immer Hut ab , welches können , Handfertigkeiten dieser Mann hat , man kann nur staunen . Grüße aus Schweden

[@TwoAlpha67]

Dave, I remember watching you sew a bag for Diane on your Singer 29K. I decided I really needed one and started watching for one. I found a non working 29k-4 a couple hours a way and bought it without even looking at it in person. With a few new parts and lots of TLC, I was able to get it sewing again. I named that machine Francis after my Grandf😊ather. He was a Singer repairman who taught me h9w to work on sewing machines. We have over 50 sewing machines in our homes, and sewing and quilting are a big part of our lives. My wife is an avid quilter, and I make and sell lots of products to quilters. I also do repairs on vintage Singer machines for family and friends. Your skill at everything you do is an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your talent with us all.

[@woodandwheelz]

I've watched a couple of you upholstery videos, most recently the Sheep Wagon, and I'm only now just realizing that your large table for laying out the fabric is a Ping Pong Table. I love all of your videos, Dave. I honestly look forward to each new video. God Bless.

[@davidchisham]

Greetings from Southern Indiana. Always enjoy all your videos. Thanks Dave and Diane.

[@chalmadanes405]

So glad you featured this. I appreciate your multi talents

[@alanharney5278]

The simple terms of "wheelwright, wainwright, cartwright" are so prescriptive and they don't begin to capture the wide universe of skills needed in your trade. I very much admire a person who can forge weld, carve, upholster, paint, and fabricate in multiple media. Thanks for the video.

[@joeberanek6653]

LOve this video need more of them . Love how you make it so simple .

[@OriginalRaveParty]

Incredible skills 👏

[@stevea9604]

I sure hope you are teaching others spur craft besides on KZbin…Craftsmanship like yours is a true treasure…Please don’t let it become a lost art…

[@andrewmacomber1638]

Dave you never cease to amaze me! Is there anything you can’t do!? Jack of all trades master of all!❤

[@Richard-rz8gt]

Shown is a lot of detail. Much appreciate. That plus the fine instrumentals, it is a real upholstery hoedown.

[@brianmcgill7314]

Thanks for sharing this, It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but it shows your truly a master craftsman in your field of expertise. Keep up with the great work

[@lerkzor]

Wow, this is eerie! I literally watched your upholstery playlist yesterday (which means I re-watched all those videos lol) and now you have a synopsis of the process. The stars have aligned!

[@dianeengel4155]

Funny

[@flywayhome8903]

Once again thanks for the video.

[@peter6411]

You are a true craftsman, sir, a joy to watch your videos.

[@sasquatch885]

Another of the many hats you wear so well. Amazing workmanship as always!👍🏻

[@jeffrust8947]

Truly a very skilled craftsman,

[@JanetRatch0108]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching you sew this!

[@michaelgillespie1206]

I love watching anything you do.

[@daniellarrivee-ic3lg]

Thanks Mr. and Ms. Engel !!!!!!!!!

[@DavidSellars-b8l]

Jack of all trades, master of most. My grandparents had a carpet laying business back when carpet came in narrow rolls and had to be hand stitched together and hand tacked to the floor. After my grandfather passed, my grandmother still took in repair jobs. I recall spools of heavy thread, balls of beeswax for the heavy needles and thread, tack hammers, and especially the carpet tape to bind the edge. Your heavy webbing reminded me of some of that tape. Somehow, this video took me back. A lot different but kinda the same. I'd really like to see a video on making up a bunch of those singletrees. You can't bore me with the details. I'll sponge it up.

[@dianeengel4155]

We actually buy most of our singletrees.

[@Gena_1309]

Спасибо.

[@timseroka8956]

Definitely not Dave’s first rodeo!!!! Well done !!!!

[@WarblesOnALot]

G'day, Yay Team ! Great stuff Dave, Keep on keepin' on .. Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

[@jimmilton6734]

Amazing work. Love your videos

[@seekimheng8929]

Wow amazing awesome work you do. ❤ God bless you and your family 🙏❤️

[@abelincoln95]

So precise with that tack hammer. Amazing muscle memory....

[@vbertrand]

I had seen this previously and I'm happy to watch it again. Incredible work.

[@jimmurphy6095]

I'm not looking for "likes" Watching Dave work is like watching the C/W version of Clickspring. Well done Mr Engels. Well done indeed.

[@rodneyfrost1674]

Thank you, sir.

[@MoondyneJoe]

I never tire of watching a Craftsman at work, I suffer with panic and anxiety attacks and you are one of the things that calm me down, your gentle way of showing us how life is a story to be told and you explain how you do it, thank you BTW do you bees wax your thread in the sewing awl yourself or buy it already done? I have the exact same one in my leather tools I have used over the years Tony from Rural Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘

[@mfreund15448]

Happy Tuesday Dave and Diane!

[@jeffreyspilker2209]

Wow that takes Discipline and self control. We'll done love to see how things are done

[@mmbatrider2]

I have been waiting for this right after the top weaving were done

[@bobthesnowman8929]

Pretty sweet job. Thanks Dave !!

[@MikeDudley-b4b]

I would never dream of folding my canopy if he had made it for me, dread to even wrinkle a masterpiece. Guarantee it would be waterproof too. No plan No Laptop, just the Captop.

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks for posting Dave

[@winstonsmith9740]

Sewing machine one day, blacksmithing the next.

[@RobertFay]

*- Gorgeous work. It really is surprising to me how much you have in your craftsman's knowledge and skill set.*

[@hank5655]

Great job Dave

[@garychaiken808]

Great job. Thank you 😊

[@bigmoustacheal3295]

Very nice work! After putting lots of string through my speedy stitcher, I noticed how you keep the thread from unraveling. Thanks for sharing that!

[@markchodroff250]

Wow ! Beautiful job , takes time !

[@rogerbraidwood7611]

A work of Art ...well done !!

[@ptonpc]

Fantastic work.

[@user-bl6lf3or6w]

Dalla incudine ai...ricami! Artista completo! Bravo Dave!!!

[@rodneywroten2994]

You are de man Mr. Engels

[@markgardiner5150]

Dave, another great showing of your many talents, I learn from each video how to try something!

[@JuddStiff]

Wow!

[@spottedzebra58]

😲 WOW! What a fascinating process! 👌👍 ...Cheers Les.

[@marlinkojak9882]

great job Dave

[@patrickcastel4258]

👍👍👍Manifique, super job, énorme talent monsieur, merci de nous faire partager votre savoir-faire. 🙏🙏🙏

[@murilocarvalho4976]

Simplesmente incrível. Obrigado por compartilhar

[@alansmith4734]

The buggy made me think of the classic movie with Jimmy Stewart. He was a religious farmer during the Civil War, called Shenandoah (1965). There is one scene, where he races a neighbor in a buggy.

[@jimforsyth2.]

I got a cheap servo drive for my sewing machine and I love it

[@gregm312]

beautiful work

[@johnrw2012]

Great job on the top

[@jamesjilek3946]

There is nothing better than a good pair of scissors. Beautiful work. :o)

[@tomswindler64]

Very nice,impressive workmanship.as always just keep on doing what you do best.be safe 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@66moonraker]

Thank you Dave and Dianne, Whilst you show great patience in all of the disciplines that you undertake, I know what frustration can attend some of them. So well done for that. May I ask please, in the days of yore would one man have had one 'trade' and stuck to that, or would everyone have learned everything and become a competent multi-tasker as you are?

[@bitwhacker]

Greetings from Ohio!

[@shrumittofarmer439]

Amazed yet again!

[@joaobarulho9124]

Sr. Dave e dona Diana, não importa se é uma retrospectiva, os detalhes falam por si, o trabalho realizado, o vídeo fala por si só, parabéns e espero que o seu neto tenha muita vontade para aprender tudo para não deixar a arte de construir carroças puxadas a cavalo morrer, como está acontecendo com o seu cunhado. Não deixe mais essa arte morrer sem herdeiro, ou herdeira , como a sua filha.

[@paulgar8]

Great as usual, but I would have liked a shot of it folded. Thanks!

[@JPGuay]

WOW! Congrats !

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Dave

[@CraigLYoung]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@curtisanderson1830]

very good

[@sharonfieber6458]

Hid glue in a can, makes easier!

[@ferguscosgrave7510]

Thanks

[@Pushyhog]

two in few days, yay! still rainy & watchin d/d. l been sewin' dave,,singer one stitch-Amazon. Mount for table made & hooked up foot pedal:-)

[@billmillar7234]

My great uncle had a canvas and awning shop....I remember being around him and my Aunt Edith and Aunt Florence as the did the sewing and upholstery work...my dad also worked with them during summers....I, however, can't sew a straight line to save my life......( a disappointment).....but I've managed to make a living as a trim and cabinet carpenter

[@nineringsh]

Great at everything!!!!

[@MsRazvan29]

😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪Respekt Meister ❤❤

[@doncc6080]

A Blacksmith who beats iron into shape, to a Tailor who sews fabric into a beautiful carriage top. Finally figured your big table are two plng pong tables.

[@Thalarctos.]

Super boulot !! 😉

[@patrickradcliffe3837]

I have a hard enough time get my covering tight and wrinkle free on my RC airplanes and it shrinks with heat. I could never get a buggy top as trim as you Dave.

[@ThePyramidone]

Somehow the Rodgers and Hammerstein song, "The Surrey with the Fringe on Top", from the musical "Oklahoma", seems appropriate here (even with no fringe).

[@demonknight7965]

I honestly don't recall seeing multiple videos of you doing a buggy top. But then I don't care hiw many videos it takes you to do something lol. I know it took several videos to do the sheep wagon top. And the mud Stage.

[@johnlehman2157]

WOW

[@ricksolari9570]

Do my truck, please! My mom would pin seams perpendicular to the line of travel. That way the pins could be sewed right over and were less of a bother.

[@bryanmeyers5476]

Thanks for the video. I suppose some thickness of cow leather was used for tops in the early days of buggy manufacturing. How long might a treated leather top last compared to modern vinyl?