How to Upholster a Chair Seat in Leather-Easy Even Edges

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I have considered important to share some basic upholstery techniques all the upholsterers know.
Perhaps, I am introducing a new tool which could be useful to ease and make the process faster than the way all of us are accustomed.
The 'puller' I show in the video is made out of plywood. I had this idea in mind since a long time ago. But now, I decided to make this prototype which can be improved to get better results.
I consider it of great help to avoid the irregular edges when working directly with our hands.
This puller would help to get more uniform edges. Besides the job would be faster.
I hope you enjoy the video and find it useful!
Cesar

[@prakashdurgani6873]

One of best upholster have seen in my lifetime .The perfectionist n very professional n detail video.

[@Blackford86]

I also use a magnet to pick up staple but when they are stainless steel it’s a no go they go in the floor then I swipe them up or shop vac them up 👍 great job

[@benchaddict1704]

Thank you for your videos. As a jeweller, I really appreciate the thought that goes into making a tool to suit the job! Very clever sir.

[@markwilding3828]

Love to see the improvised tools. I made a webbing stretcher 30 years ago out of a piece of wood lying on the workshop floor. some inch nails and a scrap of fabric. It was intended to do the job until I had money for a proper store-bought tool... still using it.

[@CrankAddict]

Attention to detail on something so basic is amazing. This is obviously an heirloom piece. Now repeat 9 more times:)

[@Blackford86]

Staple puller are probably the most dangerous ever, one slip and it’s time for alcohol and Band Aids. But I do like the fabric stretcher., smart thinking

[@slicktop2jz855]

Been following for a few years now....never tire of your work mate 👍

[@boundaw2]

Bonjour, merci professeur.

[@Cechaflo]

You are very welcome to this channel anytime! 😊

[@GregsGarage]

Great technique! Thanks for showing us how it is done.

[@reftukangbisabikinsendiri2892]

the process is very good so it makes me easy to understand. greetings of success, sir. from me a sofa craftsman from Indonesia living in the city of Manado

[@Cechaflo]

Thank you master for understanding the usefulness of this tool! It helps to save time during wrapping process, besides avoids those 'marks' along the edge of the seat base when working with just our hand. My tool is too thick. I would recommend to do a thinner tool made out of metal (two rectangular iron sheets and a welded angle on front edge. The latches would be welded too. On the contrary, it could be of aluminum. It is lighter.

[@jeffdeluca1153]

Great tip my friend. Thank you

[@user-eh4vf2lq4d]

Курс молодого бойца )))браво мастер

[@simonmorneau7933]

Perfect 👌🏽

[@LilDirt12]

Hi Cesar!! How are you guys doing?! Its so good to see you. (your hands actually. Lol) I love your staple puller. I want to try to make one with an old screwdriver. Very good design. Not to mention your material stretcher!! Brilliant!! Thank you so much for sharing. I'm still working on the bug interior. I think I will have all 4 panels done tomorrow. Yay!! Finally. Thanks to you and all of your knowledge and techniques you share, I'm super stoaked on how they are coming out. I will send you some photos. I think you will be proud. Stay safe and healthy my friend.

[@Cechaflo]

I am very glad to hear from you my dear friend! Great you keep on working on your VW project! Do not forget to share the pictures.

[@cirligdima5291]

great job as always!

[@Fragkogiannakis_Vasilis]

Εισαι ο ΚΑΛΥΤΕΡΟΣ !!!

[@kurtiscarr7188]

Been a long time since we spoke. But fantastic still

[@gabrielrico5734]

Muchas gracias por el video esa de gran ayuda esos tips para una terminación prolija

[@softmetals3702]

should we do some air holes in the bottom now that its leather and it might hiss when sitting on it?

[@Cechaflo]

You are right! It is important to let the air out and in while sitting. Fortunately no hissing sounds in my chair, but I have to make the holes. Thanks!

[@highwayroadrunner206]

Hi Cesar-great video, thanks. Q. Who makes the staple puller your using?

[@ShawnTalbot]

Great video. I've been learning a lot from you recently. I have a question, would this method work with a 3 or 4-inch cushion? I'm having trouble with corners on a boat project. Any information will help. Thanks

[@Cechaflo]

Trying to figure out what is the issue. I suppose the cushions are going to be sewn down or don't?. I have some related videos hopefully would help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4PVXquFgpyGp7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3-XZo2NfK6cg9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqTRYnVqepKFZ6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIK5h2qGj82jf6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYjQZYV3rLR7ZpY

[@naimnaim5691]

Travail d un pro

[@PauloOliveira-vi3mt]

El aparato es una novelas para nos outros Bueno

[@lilianneterrelachesys273]

The ""music"" >

[@PauloOliveira-vi3mt]

Novedad

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