Recliner seat frame fix 

*cough* bedbugs *cough*

I suggest 5 Liters of Gasoline and a match.

No! Steam clean 3 times! 🤣🤣🤣

I know what you mean, but you and everybody else sit on things all the time we don't know the history off. Getting all freaked out about cleaning a chair find isn't always warranted. Can't hurt either.

And made by an actual craftsman. Lol won't be surprised if the original couch was made in a factory in china and assembled by minimum wage workers

I just started an indoor bug control company called "Bedbugs and beyond"

Bwahahaha good stuff!

Let's hope not.

Yep... First thought! Bring home used furniture and bring home the bedbugs.

As a Toronto man, I was screaming inside my head for him to stop touching the damn thing and burn it down while he could. Perhaps the east coast is still pristine and not riddled with the horrid things we have in Toronto

After curb boosting; matthias uses his special ability, cheap repairs.

Thanks for the info! Will sleep much better now

@@cattleNhay Don't be an ass. Rob's just showing the same enthusiasm for fixing, that Mattias does.

@@woodsprout then he should make videos and not just talk about himself in comments of other peoples videos 🤷 or at least share usefull information if just talking about yourself

@@cattleNhay hahahahahahaha savage

@@cattleNhay idk it seems like all of your comments are pretty useless to me tbh

Rule 1: Always blame the Kids!

Better than "picking it for a friend" :D

The viewers were keen on watching a repair

But would you try to fix it like Matthias is the real question? 🤔

The same i thought :-)

As long as the smell of the decayed body has gone, all good.

Because you are as sick as I am of living in a world of disposable everything

I think you mean air compressor, ballast, brass 25° fan-nozzle and improvised quick-release valve.

@@LynxSnowCat I'd suggest gasoline and fire

@@fuzzy1dk Fire is the ultimate cleaner. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

It's not that hard if you have a band saw.

I was just thinking I need a bandsaw and drill press

That’s not a stare that’s a freeze frame like the end of Police Squad! (In Color)

Search for the really old ones, where he says hi at the beginning

Hahaha well said

making the tool took seconds, experimenting, figuring out what I wanted, and finding a piece of wood just right took the time.

@@matthiasrandomstuff2221 I know man. we all know you're a genius. just trying to crack a joke out of your 3 minutes intermission.

It depends. You can get good ones still, but they're not cheap. La-Z-Boy is still solid, if not quite as robust as they were 30+ years ago.

I'd like to see you try to go into chair business and outcompete them with a cheaper and superior product. Everyone always says things are cheaply made these days, but that's how it has to be to be this cheap.

@@bloodgain la-z-boy is one of the brands i am specifically talking about

@@UhOhUmm furniture stores charge around 800-2000% markup on their products. They are made in sweatshops overseas for pennies on the dollar out of the cheapest materials possible and then slapped with a major name brand and a bunch of marketing which you seem to have fallen for.

@@SuperAWaC Well, I have one that's about 10 years old and one that's older (14 years, I think?), and aside from some normal wear and tear from almost daily use, they're both in excellent condition. They have a few loose stitches or tears in non-visible places where the fabric touches wood, usually because people (me) push off those places to readjust their position. They need a little lithium grease where metal meets metal once in a while to kill squeaks. But the wood and overall frame is still in _excellent_ condition, as is most of the fabric, to my surprise. Now, I do agree that they're steeply marked up. La-Z-Boy can be hard to haggle down, too, unless that's just my local place. But since they've lasted WAY longer than any other recliner I've had, I probably came out ahead. And believe me, I assumed it was a gamble, but I was tired of replacing junk chairs, so I figured it was worth a shot.

Lazyboy way over priced imo

See if you can can convince yourself to create your own version of such a chair. Then share 🙏🏻...

The neighbors are the two dislikes, I'm guessing.

thats some tweaker shit xD hahah good one i could see em doin that

I was thinking of a meat hook or hay bale hook, but whatever gets a better grip is fine!

One of the few I have the bell on for!

That's hilarious! I wonder how that happened!

@@buddyclem7328 I bet somebody was moving it and put the rope in there so the foot rest wouldn't pop out. Only thing I can figure lol.

I am currently working on repairing the wood frame on a 1995 Franklin recliner I saw on the side of the road. It was just like the large recliner I had slept in for 6 years, but due to moving company's policies they wouldn't help me load it in the car, so I had to leave it at the storage place. I haven't had a decent night's sleep in over a year. I am so grateful for videos like this. And yes, I do have a Shark steam cleaner.. I do like to be able to reuse and repurpose things, and not be so wasteful. And with the economy the way it is right now, it's a damn good idea. Soon I and my two furry children will be sleeping in comfort in this huge recliner.. 😁😸😸

And if it had to be taken apart again?

@@breakinn403 That would certainly be a valid reason.