Repairing a vintage barrel chair & Channel Update

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

You DO NOT talk too much. You explain and educate. It's appreciated.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@jppurves7837]

Hey Larry, I've watched nearly all your videos for a long time and enjoy them all. My refinishing skills are practically nothing compared to yours, but I've picked up great tips from you. I look forward to whatever you post in the future. I've never had a problem with your production values and as for you talking too much, keep it up, that's how we learn!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you. I still struggle with keeping the camera in focus! LOL.

[@harlanbarnhart4656]

I build furniture professionally and you are one of two channels I recommend to people asking for information and education on furniture restoration. If you continue, just keep the quality and information high.

[@mermaidelina]

I very much appreciate your narrative! Please don't limit how much you say in your videos. The thought process and reasoning behind all of your work is fascinating and a great resource.

[@garryrr]

Larry, I always enjoy your videos, and there is nothing wrong with your commentary! I have learned so much from you largely because you explain what you are doing in an easy to understand way. Please talk as much as you want, that's what we are here for!

[@afewdeer6627]

I appreciate the effort and the time you've taken to share the knowledge you have garnered. A large part of the value of the channel is you talking (not too much) to help me understand your thought process. I understand your decision and I just hope that the KZbin trolls did not in any way influence your decision. Best wishes and I look forward to any content you are able to share with us.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@KarlBunker]

About your future videos, I can only say I enjoy your content and I'll be happy and grateful to see whatever you put out whenever you put it out.

[@createdezign1840]

For what it's worth your videos and a few other people here have really inspired me to go out and buy used stuff and restore. Viewing these videos has really changed my mindset in so many ways and my step kids now think I'm the coolest because I'm not only "vintage" myself. ;)

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Love it! Thanks!

[@paulbowes5586]

Larry, watched all your videos because I am a fellow woodworker, and like to see other artisans and how they do what they do. Your content has always been fine, and the rugged camerawork is in its self a part of the charm. That said do what makes you happy, but remember your reach out stretches the views, you have inspired others and thanks for that.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you. I am truly touched by all of the wonderful comments. I certainly wasn't expecting them. Best to you and yours.

[@CraftedbyMonnowLane]

The more talk the better! Please don't listen to that feedback. I learn so much from you

[@RCB_1591]

Hi Larry, I don't comment often but, I have enjoyed and learned something from all your videos. Thanks! Enjoy life and your family because there's more to living than KZbin.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

There certainly is! Thank you.

[@pearlllg]

Love all your videos and never, ever do I mind the talking! I don’t know anything, so the talking is fantastic for me! It’s also fun to catch you in the comment section of other channels I watch! Thanks for your honesty, and I do hope to see more of you in the future!

[@apapucs]

your videos were amongst the very first i had watched before picking up the first piece of furniture i repaired. years later i still “fool” around with wood, putting some shiny stuff on it 😊 and loving every second i spend doing so. so, i guess i just wish to say thank you, i learned a lot from your videos…and while im sad seeing less of your videos, i absolutely understand; i take my my hats of to all who record, narrate and post videos about the process, because i would not want to do it ever; i like my focus being entirely on the project, the wood and the shiny stuff, and not thinking of anything else, certainly not about camera angel, light nor sound. 😊 so, thank you one more time for all i could learn from your videos, for all the work that went into the making of those videos

[@janeteholmes]

It’s your channel bruh. You run it to suit yourself. That said, I enjoy your videos and hope you can find the time to keep making them.

[@murlthomas2243]

I enjoy your channel and the commentary you provide. I will watch and learn from everything you post no matter how long between postings. Enjoy life, and no stressing on our account.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@carloshuggins1]

Hi Larry. You have been missed here in the UK but go ahead with your plan. We will continue to benefit from your generosity in sharing your challenges and mistakes.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@jeanhicks1933]

I recently acquired the exact same model Singer sewing machine and cabinet that you restored. Your amazing videos have given me the courage to attempt restoration of this beauty. So grateful for your willingness to share your knowledge and look forward to any videos you decide to post in the future. I will definitely be referring back to your series as I work on my 'new' old Singer! Thanks and God bless

[@garymoore4736]

Like many of your followers/subscribers, I’ve always found your videos a joy to watch and learn from. One of the joys of my life has been our friendship. I only regret that our shops are 2,654 miles apart. The folks at Mohawk should be thrilled that you have introduced many of us to their finishing and touch up products. Your eye for color has been eye opening. I thought toners were used in beauty shops - now I know better. Whatever time you share with us, we’ll be grateful and thankful. Take care Larry, you’re a keeper.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you, my friend.

[@jill552]

Larry, we’ve missed you! I have enjoyed all of your videos and have learned lots plus love your catch phrase and thumbs up. Loved this project! Cute chair. Thanks for recording it.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you!

[@jomercer21113]

I know these videos are a lot of work, so I thoroughly understand your need to step back. I've watched them all and picked up lots of pointers I can apply to restoring my collection of old sewing machine cabinets and MCM furniture. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@QueenCityHistory]

I can say personally I have loved your channel as long as I can remember. I've learned sooooo much from you, Thomas Johnson, Ross Taylor, Kevin Kennedy on Upholstery on Broadway over the years on how to take care of my antiques...that before I can honestly say I had no idea how to. And every video that comes through I will enjoy as much as the one before...and YOU DON'T TALK TOO MUCH!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you Kevin.

[@billholmes6639]

Nice job as always. It's nice to hear the birds chirping!!

[@terrigross1339]

I’ve been out of the loop due to some lengthy family matters so I’ve just seen this video. I’m sorry that we won’t be seeing as much of you because you’re one of the few authentic professionals out there, and are kind enough to share your experience and vast knowledge with us. I’ve enjoyed every video you’ve ever made and I much prefer having you talk to us throughout the video instead of the annoying electronic musical background filler the other KZbinr hacks do. Watching one of your videos is like sitting in a lecture hall at uni with the prof dropping pearls of wisdom. Not only have I learnt from you, but also have been inspired. Patience has never been one of my virtues but seeing you methodically attend to all the little details needed to properly refurbish a piece is a my reminder that good work takes time. Thanks so much, and I look forward to whatever you post next.

[@bubba8]

You are a genuine breath of fresh air and sincerity so please don’t berate yourself.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@sueestes2255]

I love your videos and learn so much from your thought process. Every time I start a new project I go back through your videos to refresh myself on the best way to proceed. Keep doing what you do. I’ve learned so much and look forward to learning more.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Wow, thank you!

[@tomtillett9309]

I enjoy your videos, and find them useful in my small shop. I completely understand your situation and will watch when you post. All the best in work and life....

[@DEADZOOM]

You definitely don't talk too much. I appreciate you sending time sharing yr knowledge. Respect from the UK

[@LostMountainRestoration]

I appreciate that, thank you.

[@juliamason8393]

Glad to see a new video. Just do what you can, we won't judge you.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you Julia.

[@Sharon-pb7so]

Hi Larry, I've been worried about you and I was really happy that you put up a video. I for one have throughly enjoyed all your videos. Your Singer sewing machine videos have been extremely valuable to me and I'm sure many others would say the same. I think you've helped me pass the time through 3 back surgeries (all in the same week) plus a shoulder surgery. I just had my other shoulder done and you popping up made me smile. Anyway, I'll recover just fine and I can watch reruns, lord knows there's nothing on TV of any value... You just do what you need to do. I've always thought your productions were just fine. There's a lot of unpleasant people who feel they can say anything to anyone and move on their merry way to their next victim. Those people don't matter. Just know I have the "bell" activated and I'll watch your videos when they show up. In the mean time, be well, take good care, and we'll leave the light on for ya. 😊 PS I did teach you one little thing, the thinner, curved wooden bit under a treadle machine is call the cradle. Thanks for the videos. (edited to correct a spelling error)

[@LostMountainRestoration]

I certainly remember that cradle lesson. I was calling it a "garage" before you set me straight! LOL. Hopefully you will recover soon from your surgeries. I have a couple of old knees and a shoulder that may need some maintenance down the road, but so far they are holding up OK. Best to you and yours.

[@scottreeves1226]

Larry: I enjoy your videos and always have. The only production values I care about are how valuable your craftmanship, insights, and products are. Those are plenty for me. We all look forward to your next video!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Wow, thanks

[@freedomseeker2641]

I believe you have done a fantastic job with your videos and technique instructions. The repair, finishing knowledge and techniques are very instructive. Your knowledge of color matching are without question exceptional! I have learned a great deal watching your videos. I hope to be as good as you some day! Keep the videos coming when you can.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thanks, Pat. Give me call when you get back from TN.

[@gydaanderson332]

I have so enjoyed all your videos. The knowledge I gained gave me confidence to strip and refinish a 1964 Tell City table and 4 ridiculously spindled S. Bent Brothers chairs. Take care of yourself and know that you have benefited many amateur restorers. Thanks and we’ll see you soon. 😊

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@allisonwoods6161]

Please keep doing your videos with you explaining what you are doing and why. Always very enjoyable

[@allanhuta1862]

I’m so glad to see you back and healthy! Awesome work as always

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you!

[@CraftedbyMonnowLane]

I totally understand what you're saying about being distracted by the camera and thinking about camera angles etc. Honestly I really love your videos and the fact that they're not all perfectly edited is what I love about them most. My videos are the same and the feedback I always get is that they love the authenticity. It is a lot of work though and I totally appreciate your need to step back. I'll be sure to watch every video as and when you make them available to us.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you and good luck with your business.

[@juliejulie7622]

You do not talk too much in your videos. I’m staying tuned in for anything you have time to post!

[@roberthellebush8775]

I am SO glad you're still here.... I've learned so much from you... AND, need your talking. I luv your style and you calm me down!!! Keep up the great work.

[@markschumacher4172]

I’ve enjoyed your videos Larry, and have no problem with the video quality. I will watch as you make them, and completely get your approach given the time to produce these. Enjoy life, cherish family time, and stay safe.

[@debrachalfin6968]

I have been a subscriber from almost the beginning, I love watching you fix the problems you film. It has helped me with either fixing something or telling if someone that I need to take something to be fix is B*ll Sh*tting me with the repair. And for that I thank you! I never thought your videos were too wordy. Larry, there will always be haters in You Tube land, you know that you can block their comments and they will never know that you did that. I do miss seeing your videos. Hope to see more. From one of your loyal subscribers.

[@tmoore1144]

I have only refinished one table back in 1980. I was graduating HS is how I remember. But I have loved watching your videos. And if you don't explain what you are doing I wouldn't have a clue what was being done. Thank you for making them.

[@chadhilk]

Hey, Larry! As always, thank you for sharing. I appreciate your situation and will continue to anticipate anything you care to share with us. I have learned a lot from you and wish you all the best moving forward. Cheers!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you, Chad.

[@DavidMurray3128]

Hi Larry, I’ve watched all your videos and learned A LOT from you. I started my hobby/shop 5 years ago at 50 and could not have accomplished some the things I have without the knowledge passed on by you and some others. I’m about to finish up a 1928 Singer and would have never attempted had I not seen your video ( cabinet reassembly begins next week 😮). We will take what you can give us. I attempted to video one project and understand 100% what you are saying, as much as I would love to share my experience I just can’t seem to learn woodworking, commentary, editing, restoration and videography all at the same time. Sticking with posting on Instagram for now. Best of luck to you and your family, Your neighbor from NC.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you and good luck with your shop!

[@DavidMurray3128]

@@LostMountainRestoration thanks Larry. If you want to see the finished project Instagram #dwmurray363.

[@c--qs8je]

I watch all of your videos and always will.

[@brentbatchelor3837]

Larry Thanks so much for all your effort through the years!! I will forever be grateful for you and the skills I have learned from you 👍👍!!!!

[@makingnewdreamscometrue]

I started watching your videos because I have an old singer machine. Your videos are educational and I enjoy watching how you transform the pieces you get. I completely understand the time issue. Take care..

[@czeidman8908]

How did I miss you had posted back in June?!? So glad I found it today. Your family is very lucky to have you.

[@leahben1897]

Thank you for everything that you have shared with us up until now. I am just a novice, but I've gained so much information and have learnt so much...because you explain every step and your thought process behind it. I can just imagine ( or maybe I can't) how much work you put into these videos, so I'm so thankful for anything you have to share. Good luck with all your projects. By the way, I have absolutely no complaints about your video quality or production. I see that you've made an effort and have done a great job in trying to make it really clear.

[@michaelfling7786]

Larry.....I have always enjoyed your videos and thought you did a fine job (including all your early work). I can't imagine anyone looking for a professionally polished, edited TV show here.........we just happen to enjoy or have interest in woodwork and furniture repair. Anyway, don't beat yourself up, you've done a good job, kept it interesting, and helped folks out. Can't ask for more than that.

[@Chris-jo7ht]

Larry, you're to hard on yourself, I think. I love your stuff and my projects have definitely benefited. The effort you put in its really apparent. My sincere thanks and best wishes.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

I appreciate that, thank you.

[@jameswheeler7574]

Larry, I really and truly love you content. I got into seeking out, refinishing, and "drowning" in Lane Acclaim furniture from your earlier videos. Your knowledge, skills and ability to explain your process were instrumental in my success refinishing my pieces of furniture. I can't personally relate to creating content but I can imagine how much effort goes into everything to deliver us the product you did. Thank you for everything you shared, taught and explained to and everyone else lucky enough to stumble upon your channel. Best wishes to you and thanks again for everything.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

You are more than welcome. It is comments like this which have kept and will keep me posting videos.

[@nacekozo]

You are right up there with Tom Johnson - please don't give up!

[@joycephillips6814]

So so so happy to see you back again.

[@stevesteves8915]

I've really enjoyed everything I've seen from you and will be glad to see anything you can produce.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you so much.

[@jonwallenmeyer6410]

Beautiful chair - thanks for showing how you saved it. Would love to see the refinished chair. Looks similar to Frank Lloyd Wright’s barrel chair. Designs. Hoping to see more of your videos as you are able to find the time. I have always enjoyed them and like your commentary.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you. If I remember, I'll post a finished photo on our Facebook page. Best regards.

[@jamesstrickland1478]

Larry, your attention to detail and explaining it so we can understand what is going on is superb! I'm one of your newer subscribers and have viewed all of your past videos. Do what you can video wise and know that I respect you for wanting to devote your attention to the work you do for your customers. This South Carolina boy will be watching when you have another video. Take care and thanks for all the advice you have given!

[@markoutler5139]

Larry, Like many folks, I have learned a great deal and enjoyed watching your channel. I find them informative and entertaining. Being local to you, I enjoy that aspect of it also. I can certainly understand what you as saying about the time commitment required to record, edit and produce these videos. I can also respect the commitment you have to your family and your business. I look forward to the videos you will do in the future. If you ever get a chance, it would be great to meet in person. Stop by any time. I have the only pawn shop in Kennesaw. Who knows, you might find a tool or two you "need". Take care and be safe!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@jill552]

Just wanted to say that I miss your videos and I loved your tagline.

[@carloshuggins1]

Hi Larry. Your call, our loss. Will always watch what and when you post.

[@petersiklosi1966]

Dear Larry, During the last month or so I watched all your videos from the very first one upto this last one. I learned a lot from you and I also enjoyed your style and your humour. Quality of picture or sound doesn't matter that much as long as it is enjoyable, and believe me it was. The only way I could say thank you was giving a thumbs up to each and every video of yours, which I did. I really hope that this wasn't your last video, so I keep being subscribed to your channel. Thank you again and hope to see you on screen some time! Best wishes, Peter from Hungary

[@wandalenton1201]

You are Brilliant!!! I so appreciate the thought process and care that you put into every single piece!!! I have loved every one of your videos I have watched!!! I am ever so grateful for the knowledge you have shared and I wish you all the best in the future!!! I just want to thank you for having recorded what you have!!! It has been a wealth of knowledge for those of us wanting to learn from someone that does the best they can for each and every piece!!!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you so much.

[@anthonychavez3742]

I think you're doing a wonderful job, I've learned a lot from your videos as well as Thomas Johnson good luck to you

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you. I, too, learn from Thomas Johnson every time he posts a video.

[@megwolff58]

No worries. Post a video when you have a chance. I always find them enjoyable.

[@jjbrenner67]

I've enjoyed all of your videos, sir, and will continue to enjoy whatever you choose to upload on whatever schedule. And I enjoy your commentary every time. Thank you for sharing your craft; I've learned a lot.

[@jlsage4059]

Too hard on yourself. Your videos are great. You do you. We appreciate you.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

I appreciate that

[@maxleadleybrown]

Hi Larry, you make the repairs very clear and concise. Keep doing what you do!

[@woodybeck8966]

Splendid workmanship.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@grahamsouthall2774]

Hi Larry, thanks for all the videos you've made. I've found them very helpful as well as entertaining. I'll certainly watch out for more in the future, whenever that may be. Best wishes

[@SuzanaBehmer]

So glad to see you back! You are an excellent teacher !

[@angelinaklineburgess5286]

Love this chair ! What a great job and the conversation is just right 😃 you have been a huge help for my work on my personal Lane style furniture I got from my parents. I don’t have a lot of equipment or resources and your input was a huge help .

[@NewApologist]

Going to miss your videos. Understand your decision though. Good luck, love to watch your work. You and Tom Johnson have motivated me to begin doing some furniture repairs. Thank you‼️

[@michaelldanner9684]

Hi Larry! Your videos were some of my favorites, along with Tom Johnson. I wish I was one tenth as good as you guys! I am not one to comment on the Tubers I subscribe to, but I’ve meant to do this for a long time. Thanks for your excellent videos. Your production values were never an issue, and your explanations were very informative. Hope you and yours are doing well, and I’ll remain a subscriber for the foreseeable future!

[@thereseclemens4461]

I found your channel last night, and really learned so much from your restoration of the 1910 Singer cabinet posted a few years ago. As I start my VERY amateur restoration of a similar cabinet I picked up from Facebook Marketplace, your video was very helpful. I like the fact that it was not about a snazzy production, but about the project and the techniques, and I did think about how much time it must take to produce these! Glad I watched this one this morning and learned in your Epilogue here that you'll still post videos on your channel as time will allow. (Thanks for the backstory how you started doing this too!) I'm a Georgia native so when I found your videos and heard "Kennesaw," it was great! Also, so loved seeing you in your UGA sweatshirt! Go Dawgs!

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

Another great informative project Larry, and I with a lot of others value your commentary during work process, it lets us evaluate our thought process with yours and we gain in confidence in that respect. I oft times have wondered how much the video took away from the work process and thinking and you confirmed that also. I respect your decision to work and do video's at your discretion makes good sense to me. your content and quality was more than enough to convey what you were trying to teach the viewers. Thanks for all that you did, and will do I will await each and every one with anticipation of another good learning process. Thanks god speed Gud luck and we'ss see you down the tube!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you, Mr. Foley.

[@drewlivingston2342]

Really enjoyed this video. Really interesting project. I've never been too concerned about your production quality but I really like the content of your videos and the narration that goes with it. I've picked up a lot of tips from you, mostly because you are really good at explaining what you are doing. Thanks for the time and effort you put into doing this. I appreciate it.

[@purlgrl1333]

I am so disappointed but understand the time it takes to edit videos. I want you to know I have watched almost all of your videos and aspire to be 1/10th as good as you one day. You DO NOT TALK TO MUCH. You do such a great job of explaining not just the how but why you do what you do. I appreciate that so much. I could go on and on. Take care and I look forward to any videos you do in the future. - Amy, from Easley SC. Just south of Greenville.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you, Amy.

[@nealschuster1229]

Glad to know that you're doing ok. I was a bit worried. I always enjoy your videos and I will keep watching them no matter how long it is between posts. As for people who think you talk too much, that's why there's a volume button. Your narration is part I why I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you for all you put into the channel. I appreciate you.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@bobbie9066]

This is the first video of yours I've ever seen (came from Transcend Furniture Gallery shoutout) and I love the care you take with the piece, your approach to repairs in general as well as the chat and educational side. Once I've run out of your old videos to watch, I'll probably be gutted to have to wait more for the next ones, but looking after yourself is the more important thing and time is really the only truly limited resource we have. I'm glad you are making the best choice fo you in that regard and trust you will continue to do so, whatever that is at any given time. Thank you for this entire channel!

[@retroandteak4601]

So happy to see a new video from you. You have so much to offer us and we are all very grateful. I have learnt a lot from you and it has helped me in my own little business here the U.K. I love the fact that just about repair anything. Please make new videos when you can. Take care x

[@LostMountainRestoration]

You are so welcome

[@kellydimartino6157]

Love your videos. Look forward to seeing your work in the future.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thanks so much!

[@lynnew5619]

I’ve just found your channel as the lovely lady in Canada (Nova Scotia) has recommended you to all her followers. Hopefully you’ll get more subscribers now - I’ve subscribed as I love watching these restoration projects. 👍

[@ceb964]

Larry nice to see you back here. To me your vids have always been joy to watch, more importantly huge source of inspiration and learning. I truly appreciate your reasons to cut back on vids and will look forward to seeing you here in the future. Take care of yourself.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@sharit7970]

I enjoyed this video, and I think you do a great job with your content and recording. I think that a lot of us viewers just expect to watch whatever we want, and don't think about what you explained; the large amount of time, energy, and especially mental energy it takes to produce these videos. I've thought about making videos before, and I don't think it would be worth it at all to me; so I completely understand your epilogue. You've got a large library of stuff for us to watch/ rewatch, and you shouldn't need to justify why you're not essentially donating huge quantities of time; most of us watching wouldn't do it either. Thanks for what you've shared with us, and all the best to you and your family! We'll watch whatever you may choose to post in the future! : )

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@stevekilbride8494]

I always enjoyed and appreciated your detailed explanations. I never found them "too much". You do you. :-)

[@glencrandall7051]

Hello from down the road in Marietta. New visitor to your channel. I recently viewed an old (several years) video of yours and was going to write a very critical comment. But I thought I had better see something more current first to see if things have changed. Well they certainly have, and to the better. Your camera work is vastly improved. Your commentary is very good also. The repairs you demonstrate appear to be excellent. I understand the concerns you stated in this video but don't let them bother you. You, as all of us, do what you can and that has to be good enough. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.

[@jimjordan5630]

It's the talking that helps me understand what's going on. I do not refurbish or refinish and I've found so many who are in the business, unfortunately, do not do a good job. The repair is just as, if not more, important than the finish job. I have a mid century, I think, Drexel drop leaf mahogany dining table that I asked my usual guy to clean up for me and repair one lose leg. It was covered and ready for transport when I picked it up and didn't notice that he'd stripped the top and refinished it. Unfortunately I think the problem with his work was he didn't use any grain filler and now it doesn't even look nor feel like it did before. I feel he had to have seen that and should have known it wasn't even close. Again, I'm no refinisher, but even I can see that it's mucked up. He had always done good work for me in the past but that ended that. You do great work and I do enjoy the videos and commentary and have not seen anything wrong with the video nor audio quality. Best of luck to you and looking forward to another video, whenever "you feel like it!" 😂 😂

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@ccgsales]

Larry, you do what you gotta do! You never talk too much, it is quite informative and relaxing to listen to your narratives. I found your channel when searching for videos of mid-century modern repairs and you have never disappointed! I'm still subscribed and as always, will wait in anticipation of your next helpful video. :-)

[@davidparkyn4716]

Good to see you back, always enjoy your videos and content but can understand your thinking. Will still look forward to seeing your latest updates even if they are not so often anyway, take care and best wishes

[@Lee-dq2lw]

I have just found you but I understand. I love the way you teach.

[@misterfinerthings]

Never wake a camera up early! They can be scornful :-)

[@CraftedbyMonnowLane]

Awesome to see you back!!

[@okjoe5561]

Makes you wonder how Thomas Johnson in Maine makes such good videos by himself. I hope you don't lose work with less videos, a lot of KZbinrs (like Bedo's Leatherworks, for example) got a lot of new business because of their videos.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thomas Johnson does a wonderful job with his channel. I enjoy it very much.

[@52memor]

Larry I will really miss you if you don't post any vids what you said is fine with me.Post when you can. I enjoyed your commentary and your projects. Take care .. By the way my name is Al and I was the guy that told you about screws and nails being stuck in the wood and to use an electric soldering iron on the head.. All the very best Al Don

[@JamesSmith-su3oz]

I am late to this video but, I lurnd some stuff. I love what you post and with life slowing you down making videos I did watch other repair videos that pail ( incert crap video )to the content that you put out. I would like to say thank you for posting, please keep making videos and tell what you are thinking and not just " look what I can do". GOD speed to you.

[@arlenelamont5610]

That chair looked like it was going to be "mean". The owner made a wise decision bringing it to you. Look forward to any and all future videos from you.

[@GaryCantello]

Good to see you Larry but do understand that sometimes life gets in the way. Don't think you talk to much 😁 Very helpful and informative. Take care and God bless

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@holly5791]

I have just recently discovered you, because I simply haven't watched KZbin that long. I have a lot of catching up to do ! I will be watching those videos I haven't seen. I am both a furniture and sewing machine enthusiast, so your videos will be invaluable to me. I hope, at some point, if you don't already, take on an apprentice. Your art does not need to be lost. Yes, there are the videos, but not like being taught in person. Anyway, I have thoroughly enjoyed binge watching these videos...still got a way to go. BTW, I'm your neighbor, to the west...N. AL. 👍

[@krzysztofccc2705]

Szanowny Panie. Rób Pan filmy po swojemu jak robiłeś do tej pory. Są ciekawe i pouczające. Zdrowia życzę.

[@finbarstadt7213]

Good to see you back: I thought for one awful moment that this was going to be the last one. Keep talking - there are too many mute restoration videos. I learn more from the thought processes and problem solving. You're up there with Tom Johnson as the restoration videos to watch.

[@SweSuf]

I have much appreciated your videos and learnt quite a lot from them! And no, you're not talking too much, your running commentary is very valuable! The only thing I might wish is that you get a wireless lavalier mike, as its sometimes a bit hard for me to hear what you're saying.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Awesome, thank you!

[@monteashmore3730]

So sorry you are cutting back, but I understand. Good luck in your future.