How to Repair Dents in Your Furniture and Woodworking Projects

[@snowwalker9999]

It’s been a long time you haven’t made a video. I hope all is well.

[@PedroPereira-ut6pp]

when you are a woodworker even the iron is a black & decker! thanks for the advice

[@jonalanswartzfager4520]

Thank you for this video sir, just about nearing the end of a large treasure chest project and realized the other day that there is a large noticeable dent I've been searching everywhere trying to find information on fixing a dent. I am coincidentally using soft white pine. Thank you so much great video.

[@whittysworkshop982]

This is a good trick, I learned it about 18 years ago when I used to make doors and door frames for a living...... things often get banged around in a workshop/factory setting. This is a good tip 😁

[@charlessweeney2061]

Excellent.

[@rhpsoregon]

I learned this trick a long time ago in shop class. A jack*ss bully went around smacking others' work with a metal bench dog. I also learned that you can't steam out a dent that has broken the grain. The steam that would plump up the grain exits at the break instead.

[@BRFineWoodworking]

Correct, and thanks for mentioning that. I should have pointed out in the video that it doesn’t work if the wood fibers are broken.

[@MatthewBuntyn]

I didn't like using the good iron for this, so I bought a cheap one to keep in the shop

[@BRFineWoodworking]

That’s what mine is too 👍🏻

[@abhijeetbapat6778]

A very important tip. Thank you.