Turkish Chair Upholstery - Double Stuffed Seat Construction

1893 Mormon Temple Turkish Chair upholstery, a series to be continued.

[@joyc6945]

Thank you! I am so happy that you have included, in this video, the entire process of how you sew and place the jute over the coils and horsehair. This is a process which isn't always included (with such detail) in KZbin, "How to" series, and others. It is very much appreciated.

[@scottcardais3560]

It's a joy to watch a true craftsman with such a humble demeanor..

[@balbino108]

Oh, my God! This should be a degree of restoration. Congratulations on your perfectionism. Thank you again for this video lesson.

[@sooth15]

You do beautiful work.

[@cosmasindico]

Amazing to see your craftsmanship.

[@mayradell3953]

Could you tell us about yourself?, Your training for instance, your favorite projects, your background? You are very interesting for us. Thank you Mr. K.

[@ozcanturan2610]

🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 selam büyük usta

[@balbino108]

Good morning, Buckminster! Please tell me what are the specifications of the springs you used on the backrest and seat of this armchair. Also would it be possible for you to make a video or tell me the names of those seams you made in the seat. Thank you very much and a big hug.

[@Thevingert]

how much time you spent on this chair? From start to finish. good job) thanks for videos.

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

Александр Вингерт Including frame repairs and refinishing I was at 100 hours in getting to the leather application.

[@carbonfe]

Which temple was this chair from?

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

+Jason Steele The Salt Lake Temple