How to add studs to your project! Pro Tips!!

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A professional upholsterer gives some tips and tricks for applying nailhead trim (stud) detailing to your project.
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@fotheringportconvect 3 года назад

By far the best pro upholstery tutorial on RU-vid. So much gained, so quickly, including machining guidance. Thank you SO much for your wizardry! Ken x 🥰

@waterboy8999 2 года назад

Using a solid rule is easier than a tape rule, I like the cardboard template for marking the spaces and the chalk sharpener.

@robertbourdlais8784 6 лет назад

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. Thank you for appearing 👍😊

@cmcer1995 4 года назад

Thank you Aimee for this video, good technique to make it easy. No immediate plans to do this, but useful information and teaching on how too.

@cristinaferreira2230 4 года назад

The chair looks beautiful.

@KatsFreshFace 6 лет назад

I predrilled holes for the tacks and they went in straight much easier and faster than without. It required less adjusting afterwards, too.

@lorilaw2604 3 года назад

Fantastic idea.

@newflame13fiya 4 месяца назад

Thank you! Going to do this project next weekend!

@knittingbouvier Год назад

Thank you Aimee for this tutorial, by far the best one in how to best hammer in decorative nails. I recently did a bench but I had to resort to a nail strip 😢, I just could not get the nails even. From now on, this will be my go to video, cheers!

@JanetBell-c4o 23 дня назад

best tutorial the other guys were not as helpful

@tonysilva8355 3 года назад

Hi. Just a thought. If you make a templet for the studs out of thin metal it would give you a positive stop for your studs and it wont compress and slide out easer. And you can use it forever.

@rolfsencarey 7 лет назад

I especially appreciated you showing me how to correct the spacing.

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 7 лет назад

+Thanks for the feedback Judith Carey !

@stien9330 27 дней назад

Thank you for your tips!

@Darryl603 Год назад

If you start a tack on either end, you can run your rule into the two tacks and that will set your height and the widths will be right there on the ruler. Similar to how you used the cardboard but with more precision. Good job hammering! : )

@Pepsi_Please 5 лет назад

Wow! I SO needed this one. Thank you Aimee!😊

@letitiatrenier4934 Год назад

Great idea. Thank you

@larryk6330 4 года назад

Brilliant! I'm going to be using a similar type of stud on the top inside edge of a restored c.1875 trunk liner and this was incredibly helpful. Love the cardboard trick for uniform spacing. Thank you so much.

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 4 года назад

I’m glad it helped!

@evannstudio8447 Год назад

Im impressed , and you have a beautiful smile :)

@boblevey 3 года назад

A real art!

@shaylawilliams381 2 года назад

Great video thanks!

@bettygirardi7068 5 лет назад

GOOD TO KNOW!!! THX!!

@jorgenunoguerrero4161 8 месяцев назад

Hello TEACHER from I like very very much this Video is so important for cause I m learn and hope with you learn more thanks to you. Please try to onderstand me for my bad english.

@Darryl603 Год назад

When you get to the end of the cardboard and you pull it out to finish nailing, save the last one (don't nail it) to start with your cardboard again.

@carlgrubbs1026 2 года назад

I found using needle nose pliers to hold the tacs. Saves fingers. But great overall tutorial

@colleenstinton-czuprynski9894 Год назад

Thanks

@bettygraham3 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!!!!

@nilsahelenajachintorodrigu4977 3 года назад

Ficou linda a cadeira Obrigado por nos ensinar Sou do Brasil só falo português Mas mesmo assim entendi tudo porque você ensina muito bem Parabéns!!!

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 3 года назад

Estou tão feliz por poder ajudá-lo a aprender. Obrigado por me dizer!

@StephanieSilk-ro3nf 7 лет назад

Great tutorial. You should do a video on the tools you use.

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 7 лет назад

+Thanks so much, Stephanie Silk. I love getting ideas for new videos!

@StephanieSilk-ro3nf 7 лет назад

I am upholstering my first chair today and your nail spacer was very helpful.

@PeggySue-RL 2 года назад

I remember my dad had a tack hammer

@perfumedlady 6 лет назад

Great tips! I truly appreciate it. 👍

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 6 лет назад

+I’m glad it was helpful to you, perfumedlady! Thanks for the comment.

@PeggySue-RL 2 года назад

The 50s chairs we have are tacks all around n has a square in the back. Inside the square is all tacked too. We found 5 chairs. I had question about batting. Do you have more advice to replacing or if needed more batting for old vinyl chairs. Amazon as a great variety but not sure what to use. I’m n Maine

@TYB439 2 года назад

Use Mylar for your template guide instead of cardboard.

@AlanaYaw 6 лет назад

Great tip

@gamaroff100 6 лет назад

The best.

@robfeldt 4 года назад

I have watched several of your Vlogs and your are so awesome at this! You have way more patience than myself.... Could you (forgive me if you have already) provide some tips on outdoor furniture. I have a vintage sailboat I am restoring and really could use your help.

@patriciaingraldi4719 4 года назад

Robert Feldt Robert, you can go to the sail rite website. They have great boating tutorials and will teach you what kind of foam and fabrics are appropriate. Good luck

@robfeldt 4 года назад

@@patriciaingraldi4719 I will check it out... thanks for the great tip!

@lindahosse8774 3 года назад

This was very helpful. I have a question about removing the tacks and replacing with ???. I am getting ready to reupholster 4 counter height chairs and 2- 4 ft bench seats all with backs. All 4 seat and back edges have tacks. I tried to count but was over 1000. They look almost identical to this chair's shape. What can I do in lieu of tacks. Thank you

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 3 года назад

They’re just decorative, you don’t need them at all

@MommaBearsCorner 4 года назад

WHAT SIZE TACK did you use?

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 4 года назад

1/2”

@MommaBearsCorner 4 года назад

@@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio oh thank you! l was not sure on that size for similar project. tks again. Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays.

@ethelmccully8088 3 года назад

What you don’t Hit Wood in your furniture......would your tack ‘fall out’ ? How can you be sure your tack stays in - would it be wise to put a dab of glue to each one?

@MommaBearsCorner 3 года назад

@@ethelmccully8088 i used a rubber mallet for my project. worked fine.

@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio 3 года назад

If you’re not hitting wood, you shouldn’t be using these. Your frame needs to be able to accommodate tacks. You don’t need glue if this is properly done