Vintage Vibes Revived! - Money For Nothing - Reality TV

Money For Nothing - S03 E23
Join Jay, a seasoned reclamation expert, as he scours the Black Country for discarded gems ready for transformation. Watch as he masterfully converts old items into profitable restorations and unique home goods. Don't miss out on these eco friendly furniture transformations that turn trash into trendy treasures!
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Money for Nothing transforms discarded items into treasures. Presenter Sarah Moore and expert craftsmen upcycle everything from bathtubs to Monopoly boards, turning trash into profit. This series is brimming with DIY tips and design insights, proving there's hidden value in unwanted items
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[@balletworkout1]

Jay from the Repair Shop!! We love him!

[@Afaq-vw6hm]

Love the work from the lamp guy. I enjoy his conversions !!!!!

[@alanatolstad4824]

Another great episode I'd not seen previously. Yippee!

[@brianlehman710]

Love it but really should have used the red and green buttons as off/on switch.

[@deenadichmont5584]

I think the lathe should have been restored and given to a jobless person to get them started

[@lindasands1433]

All good, but what happened to the other doors?

[@sonaterese799]

The same thought went through my mind

[@chloeuntrau4588]

Xtra material...

[@badapple65]

Probably over time will be incorporated into other projects in the workshop. My guess.

[@AngelaSilbermann]

The doors turned into a table. Minute 34.00

[@beaconmember1]

I think this Jay guy is the same guy from The Repair Shop show. He's seems to be a bit younger in this video.

[@oregonwanderer]

Yes it is Jay Blades. But this episode came out April 6, 2017. While that was 7 years ago I really don't think he has aged that much.

[@armelleaymonin8907]

Marvellous armchair, tabletop and lamp!

[@martinacrafton1252]

Loved the chair! The single hot pink leg and pom-pom made me smile and the contrasting floral fabric (especially under the seat) was stunning! The only thing I would have preferred was a button instead of the pom-pom as I have cats!

[@auracruz6211]

Jay is an amazing human being. God bless you for giving back. Love all your video's, and the Repair shop. 💯%👍🤗

[@doloresmcclain2555]

The table was quite beautiful also

[@doloresmcclain2555]

The chair was my favorite makeover of all

[@Lori-db8vl]

Yeah, I love that chair!

[@c.t5136]

I can't believe what people throw away!

[@cindy-ml7vo]

If you don't have the space or knowledge to restore something, it's just clutter.

[@KinderKim-b3x]

I love this show.

[@eleanoreagly4844]

If the lathe could be restpred to a safe original use it would have seemed it would have been more profit. The table graphics were phenomenal. The chair took some creative thought. As a non-creative human I would have had the old vinyl swapped out for slick leather, and refinished the legs natural wood.

[@kali-wolf]

Agreed, restoring the item to be a functional tool again seems to be the best option. The owner said it wasn't just a lathe, it was a multifunctional tool with a planer, drill press, etc. Unless it was damaged to the point it was unfunctional, but that didn't seem to be why he was throwing it out, it was just an item he didn't use and was gathering dust. But hey, parts of it avoided the landfill so that's a win.

[@cindy-ml7vo]

Daniel's front door looks the same as the bathroom door Jay brought him.

[@nilo70]

Cheers from your newest subscriber from California 😎

[@elsafischer3247]

I love the chair and the table, but also the lamp. Congratulations

[@juliemartinez4418]

New sub from USA

[@balletworkout1]

In the US, i think they could’ve got a lot more than 30 pounds for the lathe at a salvage yard. The iron and copper would get a good dollar.

[@constance4105]

LOVE THE LAMP!!

[@poetryqn]

I had no problem with the chair back being a print, while the chair body was blue velvet, but the hot pink leg and pop pom? Yeah, no, not my vibe at all. I also would have picked more durable fabrics. That white back won't stay clean while the velvet will lose the nap with use. But kudos for saving a chair with some great lines!

[@thyslop1737]

Those doors were fine.

[@colleenbarber3517]

What was done with the rest of the lathe? Was something else made from the leftovers?

[@badapple65]

The lamp, meh. I can see if it goes in the right man cave setting. But, what a great idea for a show. First I’ve seen it. I wonder what item has brought the largest profit? Or smallest too.

[@AngelaSilbermann]

Why would they bring they bother to bring the profit to the owner who wanted to get rid of all in the first place 😂. It won’t convert them to upcycle their stuff.

[@SandraNelson063]

That lathe could have been repaired and donated to a school.

[@donsurlylyte]

repair, reuse, repurpose

[@sonaterese799]

Thoroughly disliked the chair - the lone bright pink leg was off- putting but I am glad someone disagreed with me

[@oregonwanderer]

Yep. As soon as I saw the hot pink I said to myself "Oh Jay. What have you done?"

[@Lori-db8vl]

Really? I love that chair. I guess to each his own. 💁‍♀️

[@deenadichmont5584]

I also don't like the chair-it looks like he ran out of fabric

[@avasgranb1]

Ugh. That chair deserved a nice brown leather.

[@chrissiemorton4126]

Too bad the shade couldn't be industrial look too!

[@mattneillninasmom]

I know a lot of thought, a lot of work went into this dual effort but...sorry, I think it's just ugly and still looks like what it is - scrap metal.

[@evelyndunham5135]

How does Jay get his money back? He paid for the chair to be dine and gave all the profit back to the original owner

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

Profit is the income over and above costs.

[@deenadichmont5584]

But that's given to the. original owner...

[@SandraNelson063]

The show's production department has an operating budget that allows for payment to the costs needed to work on the finds and supplies. That's what commercials are for.

[@caroledunne2667]

Oh Jay? What were you thinking?

[@Unclerad7777]

So all Jay did was paint the legs?

[@mattneillninasmom]

Were you asleep? He completely recovered the chair in blue velvet, used a bright floral print for the back and underside as well as painted the legs - every inch of that chair was redone!

[@Unclerad7777]

@@mattneillninasmom no he didn’t. He had a friend do the upholstery, sleeping beauty.

[@bec9696]

Don't forget he made that pom pom😅