Restoration of a Paul McCobb Planner Credenza - Part 1 Inlay Repairs

[@JamesSmith-su3oz]

After watching some of your work videos I have found my go to videos.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

How kind of you to say. Thank you and I'm glad you find them of value. Best regards.

[@chucklitecky6890]

Nice repair templating the inlays! I'm thinking to get a plunge router after having seen your use of one.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thanks. The Bosch is a nice router, but the template system is unique to it. The Porter-Cable style template is more popular and I believe substantially cheaper to buy.

[@MrJurissmith]

Another great video. Thank you and keep them coming!

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ChairLove1000]

The "grass cloth" is actually what's called "Vicrtex" in the "Madagaska" pattern. It's a synthetic man made plastic material.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Thank you.

[@lucierueth]

I believe I found a Paul Mcobb Dry cart. It needs TLC & I want to sell it, what should I do?

[@LostMountainRestoration]

You can offer it for sale as-is, or have it restored and hope the sale price justifies the restoration cost. Checking value at a local antique mall may give you an idea. Good luck!

[@52memor]

Battery acid maybe?

[@lucero7625]

Nice!

[@52memor]

That burn is battery acid.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Could very well be. Thanks for your comment.