I saved this rare chair from bonfire / chair restoration 

What is the music at the end of this video, please..? Having no luck finding it with my music search browser tool... :(

I'd love to see you duplicate any piece of furniture you restore. Using the same or different wood. *Then at a museum, place1 both pieces side by side and ask the museum visitors if they can pick the duplicate?

@paulosborne6517 It is my track. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HwZ1O8JoYN4.html

I always do a like! 👍

Coments make difference too. 😊

Anorexia nervosa and billionaires. You were right about the clamps though.

A quote from Mrs Simpson I believe…..except for the bit about the clamps!

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That's Wallis Simpson by the way

I have never seen this restorer with cats, I think you are referring to another channel??

No cats here. You're thinking of the Flipping Drawers channel.

That's what I was thinking @@lovingmayberry307

@@sallyrobinson3469 You're correct. as one of my favorite furniture restorers, he has the same calming manner that Flippingdrawers has on my psyche. Thanks for the heads up.

@@lovingmayberry307 Yup. Flippingdrawers is another one of my favorite restorers and I sure did mix them up. Both incredibly talented men.

Maybe the school had a banquet hall for special occasions. My old school had one that was amazing, not quite sure how old it was but looking back I'd say just before or after WWI, very modern at that time, yet luxurious. The building is older, 1880s or 1890s I think.

Speak for yourself my chairs were fine for being born in the early 2000s lol

1971 at my old school.

"Fill a school"? Who said that? This one chair that you know of could've been for a teacher, or in the library, or there could've been only a few of them. Don't hate me. I like to nitpick at what people make up without enough info, which I'm guessing you don't have. 😉✌🐕

Schools have different rooms. Assembly halls are more festive than the classrooms for example.

@@ATRestoration I love your channel and your restorations. Very relaxing and comforting.

Thanks! Yes I wonder too, where all those subscribers are ;) Everyone, share the link on social media now :)

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My father made wooden toys, not his profession, but he was very good at it. London Bus (the big red ones), forts, he even made me a string puppet, which I have still got, all hand carved and painted, dressed by my mother. I love the way AT uses the wood and other details to make a silk purse out of a sows ear.

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Здесь сочетание профессионального подхода и изначально хорошей и интересной для работы вещи

Все ведь когда-то изначально делалось только ручным инструментом, никаких нынешних чудо-станков.

@@yurborisovichpinhasik8039 Все как раз ,наоборот, до революции технологии была качественно другими, более природными, естественными (смотрите Выставка Промышленная в Париже в конце 19 века, какое было во всех метрополиях освещение и совершенно бесплатно), а после человечество опрокинули в очередной раз в бездну невежества. Думаете, что человек произошел от обезьяны? Так нам впаривает система... Ан нет, как раз, все, наоборот, обезьяны - это остатки неудавшегося эксперимента анунаков сделать послушных рабов, а также чрезвычайно выносливых и тупых для работ в Африке на золотых приисках: использовали гены атлантов и гипербореев и диких животных... Но не поперло..., не стали обезьяны работать, вот они их и бросили и придумали для глупого человечества Дарвинизм и прочую пургу... Про ручной инструмент Ваджра слыхали?..

Только два мастера на ютубе которые действительно реставраторы от бога, это он и ещё Трена.

If you ment Trena, then I will do a cooperation video with her and other restorers soon. Stay tuned!