RESTORING the 19th century JUNK / cabinet restoration

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This cabinet was originally from the Kolga manor, Estonia. It´s style - neo-baroque, suggests that it is from the end of the 19th century. It´s condition shows that it has been la long time in the kitchen with lots of smoke and fume. In this video I will restore it.
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Title: Restoring the 19th century junk / cabinet restoration

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@nicolestober1019 2 года назад

Beautiful restauration! The cabinet is from a period called „Gründerzeit“ and was most likely the top part of a bigger buffet cabinet. Love the piece of newspaper you showed… it‘s written in old German and informed of the marriage of the potter Reinhold and Maria on the October 3rd, 1875. Thank you for sharing.

@janehollander1934 2 года назад

@Nicole Stöber, is Old German in that particular print type/font difficult to read, for a native German speaker? Because it sure is to me😅. Eventhough I have no problem what so ever reading German in "normal" (modern) print. With this particular type setting many letters seem to resemble a ß / Eszett, to me.✌🏻

@nicolestober1019 2 года назад

@@janehollander1934 yes it is harder to read. There are a few letters that look different but after reading it a while you get used to it 😌

@peggystutz8522 2 года назад

Thank you.

@VioletJoy 2 года назад

How awesome for you to share that info.

@brunacarreri6325 2 года назад

Bravi

@anniel3305 2 года назад

That is nothing short of utterly and totally amazing. I would never have thought that lovely old cabinet could be saved. The amount of detail, the hand carving you did? BEAUTIFUL!!! that went from trash to a prized peice of furniture. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video! What I wouldnt give to have even 1/4 of your skill. You are extremely talented and a fine artist.

@lycanlycans7548 2 года назад

Hello, anything can be saved if you do a little bit efforts in it !

@anniel3305 2 года назад

@Jac D Everyone has a right to their opinion... or are you of the mindset that only yours matters? I think he did outstanding work. If you don’t? It's your right to think so, just as its mine, as someone who does hand work, to think he did outstanding work.

@ocelaeno 2 года назад

Perfectly stated!

@dochubbell 2 года назад

@Jac D Meaning what??? You are about as clear as mud via that statement. Just asking for clarity so's not to misunderstand you.

@williamfindspeople4341 2 года назад

Unbelievable

@i.k.6044 Год назад

This man is a cosmetic surgeon for furniture. He brings the most depraved pieces back to life with new splendor. That is pure appreciation! It is most beautiful when the grain of the wood finally shines through the application of Shellac. Fantastic works, these videos can be addictive!

@aravenlunatic9028 8 месяцев назад

I agree. Watching a skilled artisan revitalize old,forgotten,and neglected furniture from bygone eras is the best kind of addiction.

@raytaaffe6588 Месяц назад

There are some excellent restorers on RU-vid, but I think this guy is the best I've seen. He retains the integrity of the pieces with his knowledge, patience, thoroughness and top skills, one of which is his superb wood carving ability. He also doesn't rely on pointless pets (as nice as pets are) hanging around to gain the gullible pet-loving viewers' empathy and 'likes'. I've just 'subscribed'.

@tamlynn786 2 года назад

I like that you kept as much of the original wood as you could. That’s my biggest pet peeve when restoring old items, when someone replaces all the original parts with new parts then it loses its nostalgia. Good job! 👍🏽👍🏽

@ReisigSeeds 2 года назад

Or, they paint the wood and then “antique” it by sanding the edges to make it look “shabby chic.” 🤮

@tamlynn786 2 года назад

@@ReisigSeeds exactly!

@wahinenuiloa 2 года назад

@@ReisigSeeds Im so guilty of paintimg and antiquing old furnitire.

@VioletJoy 2 года назад

I was going to say something similar. When he was done, the cabinet still looked very old, but like it was just in very good shape.

@texasred2702 Год назад

...or paint it flat black. Seriously, if you're going to do that to antique hardwood, just get something from IKEA.

@KhasTanien 2 года назад

What a fantastic restoration! As good as new

@ATRestoration 2 года назад

Thanks for translation!

@oliverworley5162 2 года назад

I love these little tip bits that make a piece of furniture lived with. It actually makes history important so thanks

@barrygoins6900 2 года назад

I didn't even know I wanted to know what it said, but turns out I did and it was cool

@merryworld4776 2 года назад

@xMaiZaddyx Thank you so much for the historical & educational translation. I love when another commenter shares their knowledge with us. It makes this beautiful restoration even more notable. ⚘

@bulubarua8839 2 года назад

@drbettyschueler3235 Год назад

I am seriously impressed with your woodworking skills. My father was a master carpenter, as was his father, and while I've learned some of their skills they are nothing like yours. You did a fantastic job restoring this lovely piece of furniture.

@user-fu8xe3jn6s 2 года назад

вот это да! даже и не подозревала, что такой красивый шкаф может получиться из такого старинного и обветшалого! Какие цвета благородные выбрали! Чёткая работа! Браво!

@user-fu8xe3jn6s Год назад

@Peter Pan благо, что руки такие умелые.

@tiasdwikurnia880 2 года назад

the amount of effort to save that cabinet and it turn out so beautiful and brand new. i really admire his work

@Igor-de7zz 2 года назад

Never thought I’d end up watching a video of someone fixing an old cabinet at 4 in the morning. That hand carving of wood is simply incredible ! Must’ve been so time consuming, I commend your patience and skill.

@stj971 9 месяцев назад

Nothing else on at that hour

@Igor-de7zz 9 месяцев назад

@@stj971 this is RU-vid, and not television. There’s always something on.

@Zincchromeshema Год назад

Incredible work! Few would be willing or able to do that kind of detailed restoration. I was thrilled that the finished piece still had that lovely look of antiquity.

@user-yh9kt4kn4h Год назад

Колоссальный труд, невероятное терпение и любовь!👍😍

@Joe1935429 2 года назад

Well, it looked almost unsalvageable. "Disgusting" was an understatement. Part of your craftsman-artisan skill is that you see what many of us don't. This beautiful piece shows many of your skills. I am so impressed with the beauty of the natural wood finish you recreated. An antique restored to its original' simple, everyday elegance. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work.

@user-dm8en2fw6d 2 года назад

С какой любовью раньше делали мебель! И с какой бережностью сейчас её восстанавливают! Спасибо мастерам, благослови Бог ваши руки!

@user-ye2zu1yr5x Год назад

Бережливостью.

@juliemarkham4332 Год назад

Absolutely amazing how you recreated the trim. You truly are a furniture master!

@irinanasyrova42 Год назад

Невозможно оторваться, виртуозная работа! Как это прекрасно созидать и восстанавливать.💖

@lenmey1 2 года назад

I didn’t realize that all the detail is hand carved! You are an amazing craftsman! I don’t think there are many people who can do what you do in the world. Thank you for this video!

@moonbeeps 2 года назад

His work is amazing, but all of the people who graduate in fine arts are taught to carve into different type of materials. So that's a large % of world population.

@sunnyday_darkshadows_6456 2 года назад

@@moonbeeps being taught a technique and having the talent to do it are two different things.

@elmerkilred159 2 года назад

@@moonbeeps Yeah, large percentage. Everybody is an artist nowadays. So common that even grandma can do it with a pocket knife and a pair of pliers.

@simonethetretelayer5885 2 года назад

@@moonbeeps large part of population don't even know how to screw in a light bulb, imagine hand carving wood

@moonbeeps 2 года назад

@@simonethetretelayer5885 Large part of USA population*

@user-sp3qd7yw8g 2 года назад

Браво, браво мастеру золотые руки.Обожаю смотреть ваши реставрации мебели, лучше любого захватающего сериала ваше мастерство.

@Happiness-to-live365. 2 года назад

И добавить-то нечего, кроме своего лайка!

@pchelka_c_chelkoi 2 года назад

@@Happiness-to-live365. а я порываюсь поставить лайк, а я уже поставила. Жаль, нельзя их 500 поставить

@user-qk3wy5eo8g 2 года назад

@@pchelka_c_chelkoi Абсолютно с Вами согласен, тоже всякий раз как мастер находит решение как исправить что-либо, рука с мышкой дергается поставить лайк, а он уже там )) Эх, вот бы для таких Мастеров можно было бы ставить сто-пятьсот лайков!

@pchelka_c_chelkoi 2 года назад

@@user-qk3wy5eo8g да-да)

@user-uu4lh1yd4h 2 года назад

Мне тоже очень норавится

@maggiemix7424 Год назад

You blow me away, not only the many skill sets you have from, wood worker, black smith, metal worker, carver, cleaner, painter etc. It is not just that you know how to do these jobs but you do with the knowledge and extreme skill of a true artist. If any one says that what you do is not an art. They do not know the true meaning of art.

@user-dz8dg6ey8g Год назад

Проделана большая работа, получилась сказка. Мастеру с большой буквы лайк. Спасибо.

@pteddie6965 2 года назад

This restoration was absolutely amazing. I am in awe of your ability to recreate the old, broken or missing pieces of trim. Thanks for the video.

@angryscholar8450 2 года назад

Me too! Seeing him plug those holes and even hand-carve the large sections of trim is just amazing.

@annaljungh3459 2 года назад

Ати, Вы волшебник! Живу в Швеции- здесь совсем нет хорошей мебели (ИКЕА и МИО, которые продают, можно сказать, одноразовую мебель). Я решила покупать антикварную мебель и реставрировать ее (здесь она стоит не дорого). Но такое мастерство мне не по силам:). Меня хватает только на то, чтобы отшкурить, поменять обивку, покрыть морилкой и лаком, но и это очень кропотливый труд! Спасибо за идеи и Ваши уроки- моя мечта так научиться работать!

@madebysusan7874 2 года назад

Здравствуйте,согласна с вами учиться действительно нужно у профи.

@yurborisovichpinhasik8039 2 года назад

Такое количество профессионального оборудования у мастера! Правда в дополнение к технике нужно ещё иметь пару рук, глаз и мозг . Сам я пытаюсь иногда сделать что-то подобное на даче, но по сравнению с этим мастером я просто профан.

@rebeccabarnes3324 9 месяцев назад

This was another labor of love of wood and care of the historical value of what was once a beautiful piece. Thank you for returning it to it’s beautiful condition. 🙏

@littlewolf76671 Год назад

You are a true artisan, it's a great joy to watch someone who reminds me of watching my father work on both wood and metal. Thank you

@user-qu3zz9gq2w 2 года назад

Спасли такой раритет ,вы молодцы ,талантище ,очень увлекательно было наблюдать превращение гадкого утёнка в прекрасного лебедя! Мое вам восхищение!

@channelsixtysix066 2 года назад

That really was a mess. At least the newspaper stuck to the back, gave provenance as to its age. Just love watching how you carve out replacement pieces and when you shape parts, they always fit like jigsaw pieces - 08:38 and blend in flawlessly.

@Lizthinksaloud Год назад

My goodness, had I not watched the video, I would have sworn this was a different cabinet. Amazing work and beautifully restored. I love seeing your skills, every video you excel at a different skill. This is lovely work and thank you for sharing your talent

@hremaddox Год назад

I oddly have always found worm holes in wood charming as long as they didn't damage the wood too much. Beautiful cabinet! I was so impressed when you hand carved the egg and dart moulding pieces.

@revdupartist9386 Год назад

Agreed.

@carolinedownes1019 5 месяцев назад

Did he treat the woodworm with anything?

@claudio6164 2 года назад

Restoring something is not easy, you have the patience, wisdom and machines necessary for a great job, congratulations friend.

@karenmoriarty5754 2 года назад

How many kinds of vices do you think he has?

@ricardosanfernando7378 2 года назад

Instead of ·disgusting" I thought "beautiful" because I guessed the result. And it resulted to be really beautiful. I have the full set of 2 night tables and chest drawers in the same style and marble tops but I still have to finish restoring them. First I needed to undo a lousy restoration from the middle 1940. You inspired me to finish them.

@rpurdy4821 2 года назад

Is that cabinet supposed to sit on a lower piece like a hutch, or is it supposed to be mounted on a wall? I think it's supposed to sit on a lower piece of furniture.

@user-yd7bn2vg2i Год назад

Вы прекрасны! Редкое сочетание трудолюбия, высокого чувства стиля и умелых рук! Браво!

@user-qc4fb9gf9s Год назад

Ай да мастер,ай да золотые руки! Спасибо, что реставрируете прекрасную старину.Это шедевр,произведение искусства!. Честь и хвала ВАМ!

@user-ri1ny3os1q 2 года назад

У Вас золотые руки, настоящий мастер своего дела! Смотрю с удовольствием!

@catibree1 2 года назад

Your woodworking abilities is mind boggling. As soon as you turned to the camera and said the word "disgusting", I knew this was going to turn out to be a beautiful piece of work. You proved me right.

@user-px4dm1ss7f Год назад

Великолепная работа. Просто прелесть. Часами можно следить за вашей работой. Очень нравится. Дай бог тебе здоровье. Большое спасибо за видео.

@user89389 Год назад

Restorations like this make me very happy. I love historical furniture, it ha such a unique charm, and knowing that it served people hundreds of years before me is just... Amazing. It's sad to see them rot away because they aren't trendy anymore, and most people won't bother with them. So it makes me really satisfied when I see one get restored to its original glory. Especially if the person doing it tries to stay true to the original piece instead of just making it into osmething else. Sometimes old wood cannot be salvaged and I really appreciate you taking the time to recreate the broken / rotted pieces as closely to the originals as you could. Amazing work. :)

@valorieviles3992 2 года назад

You have amazing skill! I bet that piece didn’t look that good when it was new. The love and care that you put into this piece was truly a glimpse into what an artist mind and soul is like. Thank You!

@pebblesthecat3625 2 года назад

You really have outdone yourself this time. This is quite literally a masterclass on how to restore a piece of furniture. Your skills are absolutely amazing and I was so so impressed at the completed result. Stunningly beautiful are the only words I can think of to describe how it now looks.

@ladytamaya4737 Год назад

This is a restoration for you to be very proud of ! Excellent historical rescue work 🥰 you gave the respect it deserves.

@deborahamy1225 Год назад

Absolutely AMAZING!! I am soooo glad to see someone still knows how to recreate broken/missing pieces essentially by hand!! Beautiful work, great job!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️

@dittohead7044 2 года назад

I wouldn’t have believed this was possible even after watching the video. True craftsmanship, just stunning results

@autodidactin 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this amazing restoration project with us. The hand-carving of the trim replacement pieces was especially impressive and the end result was, as always, simply beautiful. I hope you are training an apprentice, because your knowledge store should be passed on.

@luizmonsores6454 6 месяцев назад

It would be REALLY NICE to be able to see customers’ reactions. Congratulations, you are an ARTIST.

@angelaausmus-gill662 Год назад

I love everything about your videos! It’s a privilege to watch you work. A true craftsman. It’s quiet and mesmerizing. You’re adorable. I just found you and I’m so glad I did. My boys love watching too! You may be inspiring new generations. Thank you!

@user-pp9nu2dn7h 2 года назад

Невероятно! Отличная работа! Очень впечатляет, особенно резьба по дереву- это не просто. Результат превосходный! 👍

@stephenmckain9199 2 года назад

Stunning talent you have! I'd never throw away damaged furniture if I knew someone like you lived nearby and could repair it. You have an artisan gift. Thank you for sharing your work.

@dirdick43 10 месяцев назад

I can't get enough of these. I keep watching these restorations and really admire the skill and patience it takes to rework these works of art from the past. Plus I like your sense of humor.

@patk1284 28 дней назад

you nailed it! not only was it 19th century JUNK! but you restored it using your many skills! awesome!

@n.a.8050 2 года назад

Now this is restoration. The amount of work put is actually more than what making a new one would take. 😊👍

@Pureimagination200 2 года назад

Same with sewing garments

@DeepakBhakoo 2 года назад

I am amazed to see how the people in the old times were able to make such things without using all these machines and tools etc that are needed for restoration. 😊 Love your work. Subscribed 👍🏼

@georgepretnick4460 2 года назад

The furniture makers in 'the old times' had most of the tools you see in this video. Just not the electric ones. They had power tools that were either water, steam, or engine driven. A modern craftsman would be very challenged to keep up with an 1875 craftsman. They had all the chisels, saws, and a myriad of hand planes that performed very well.

@epif1 2 года назад

@@georgepretnick4460 😱

@amandaduckett3093 Год назад

@@georgepretnick4460 I don't think most woodworkers would have access to such things prior to the 20th century. I believe there was large industrial equipment powered by such things, but I figure it's more milling and other heavy duty trades, not fine woodworking. Do you have any sources you could link talking about it? I've been wanting to learn more about woodworking history and have had a hard time finding good places to research from.

@georgepretnick4460 Год назад

@@amandaduckett3093 yes, there was industrial level furniture, door, window and flooring manufacturing back to Roubo. Most wood working powered machinery was developed in the 19th century, it just wasn't electric powered. Most of them were powered by a belt drive coming off of a central drive shaft. That drive shaft was powered by, you guessed it, a large industrial engine, a steam engine, a water wheel, or even animal powered.

@amandaduckett3093 Год назад

@@georgepretnick4460 Now that you mention it, I believe I have heard of such things before. That being said, most smaller businesses or shops probably were not fitted with such things, just like today many small shops don't have the newest and latest technology in the field. I worked in a cabinetry shop that didn't even have a CNC until 2020!

@Nika-ug7zs 7 месяцев назад

Самый лучший мастер которого я видела на ютубе. Без болтовни, подробно. Всё сделанное его руками это произведение искусства. Есть ещё девушка Трэна, тоже большой профессионал.

@kermitslover Год назад

Absolutely beautiful! The attention to detail in bringing this piece back to life is absolutely magical

@SteveHit1 2 года назад

What an incredible result! A highly skilled, clever restoration - truly outstanding work!

@karenmoriarty5754 2 года назад

Yikes, he's good!

@gastonlaberge2119 2 года назад

@@karenmoriarty5754 He hasn't 'restored it' - He's turned the damn thing into a plastic coated disappointment and has taken away any signs of the fact that that it is over 145 years old.

@tammaragill9347 2 года назад

You are a master craftsman!!! Amazing restoration. Most people wouldn't spent the time bringing this piece back to it's original glory. 👏❤👏

@coloringwithd Год назад

This has to be the best restoration I’ve ever seen. Your craftsmanship is something else. Carving missing pieces. Amazing. Thank you for your video. Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉

@Alleykat49 Год назад

It's wonderful to watch a master woodworker create/restore something beautiful! You are a truely talented artist!

@deborahdanhauer8525 2 года назад

You had to essentially remake that cabinet. The carving was impressive! I can’t believe how good it looks now! Thank you so much!🐝🤗❤️

@inyourroom5763 2 года назад

Да,это выглядит красиво, мастер, молодец 👏

@pdl50 2 года назад

That’s absolutely amazing. I never thought that could be restored. Thank you for caring enough about the beauty and craftsmanship of the original piece to bring it back to life again. It’s stunning.

@emmaspera2794 2 года назад

Ppplpppppppppppppppppppplpppppp

@aimeekiser8531 Год назад

I am simply amazed by your talent, and the care you take in the restoration. Thank you for sharing your gift!!

@sibastoune 5 месяцев назад

How generous of you to show us your working process. This piece of furniture is just amazing. Love watching your videos...

@Meczyk 2 года назад

Every time You do something like this, I really regret that I live so far away from You...I have one rather large thing to restore, and You are the only one that I trust enough to do the job :)

@Divinehearts 2 года назад

So amazing! It's sad to imagine how many beautiful pieces have been scrapped as junk when all they need is some tlc. Wonderful work! I'd buy a piece like that for full price.

@catladynikki2024 2 года назад

Yes. Best flip flop cabinets for beautiful house!

@frankiemcgough2462 2 года назад

Another stunningly beautiful piece! But frankly, when I first saw it, I thought it was only good for stove wood. Now I love the way this piece turned out. So impressive!

@jennylawson1980 Год назад

I am totally awestruck. I absolutely love going thru all your restorations. You have absolutely awesome skills. I learned from a master clock maker and carver before he passed for over 15 years. I absolutely love hand detailing. You did a incredible job. It came out so beautiful. 😊

@ATRestoration Год назад

Thanks Jennifer!

@aaqilian5.085 Год назад

You should ‘absolutely’ expand your vocabulary and use an adverb that’s not ‘absolutely’.

@abigailhamilton8983 2 года назад

If I said "WOW" once, during this video, I must have said it a dozen times, but when it came to your remaking of that strip of "Egg and Dart" trim, I almost burst into tears!! This is one of the most remarkable restorations I've seen, (and I'm stuck indoors nursing a broken leg, so, trust me, I've seen lots!). Thankyou from the bottom of my heart, for the love and care you put into your work!

@lynnettespolitics9656 Год назад

I know, I kept saying wow! I'm sorry about your leg!

@suewarren4946 2 года назад

What you do to restore furniture is an art. Absolutely beautiful.

@elenakoshman4974 Год назад

Прекрасная работа!!! Очень хочется так же научиться. Спасибо за полученное удовольствие наблюдать превращение рухляди в шедевр.

@prairiestorm5045 Год назад

There are no words to describe the beautiful job you done on this piece!

@user-ry7qb4kl2h 2 года назад

Прекрасная работа, шкафчик лучше нового!!! Респект мастеру!

@MrsGump 2 года назад

The amount of tiny detail you put in, esp by hand, is beautiful! I love that you even used scrappy old bits to fix some of the tiny parts so they were still restored using an original part of it. Damn, you got talent!!

@christeenconner6772 2 года назад

Your hands are so gifted. What a blessing. Awesome job

@kathyc2293 Год назад

Your craftsmanship is incredible! Absolutely amazing restoration!

@Boomerinthewild62 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing! I love how you keep as much of the original wood as possible. And your repair work is seamless. What a gorgeous piece of furniture 🙂

@elenapellicena8325 2 года назад

Me ha encantado verle trabajar. Es un gran maestro de la restauración

@jortagena 2 года назад

Marvelous! I have been practicing wood carving as a hobby for years, and have enjoyed this beautiful restoration process. You are a great craftsman, I congratulate you.

@LadyJanice112549 9 месяцев назад

Making old things new is a passion for a master craftsman, which you certainly are! Blessing! 😊

@dianerose4469 14 дней назад

WOW, just WOW!! I have watched this before but watching again is still amazing. I can't believe how talented you are. You even CARVE beautifully!! I love watching you work. Thank you for your videos. They are wonderful to watch even the second...or third time!!!

@rosemariepetersen4467 2 года назад

I'm mind blown by the results! Thank you for preserving and restoring timeless pieces ❤

@cintiafreitas7699 2 года назад

Shocking restoration! Beautiful piece of art!🏆

@roadwayrona Год назад

Fabulous work! I'm very impressed. And it's great to be able to follow the process in detail and see that there's no wizardry involved but old-fashioned hard work.

@Dan.d649 3 месяца назад

Wow!! Just, wow!! A now valuable antique relic you have here, and you saved it beautifully. A beautiful piece like this is furniture you just don't find in an immaculate condition anymore. You did such a wonderful job!! Kudos to you!!!!

@anaphylaxis2548 2 года назад

Stunningly beautiful restoration of a piece that many would throw out because of the amount of damage that it had. Just amazing!

@cpearson7372 2 года назад

I truly wish I had your talent, time, and tools. Thank you, for taking the time to share your experience, and talent with us, and for saving these pieces of our history.

@istoiche Год назад

It is a true pleasure to watch a master craftsman work. Thank you!

@mariagrisaro8703 4 месяца назад

Oh my goodness!! Your artistry is magical! A beautifully executed restoration from which I learned so much. Thank you!

@Rev-D1963 2 года назад

Wow, that was quite an adventure! That old cabinet transformed from firewood to a piece anyone would/should be proud to have in their home. Brilliant work sir, and thank you for your videos. God bless. Rev. D.

@minina3425 2 года назад

This is a labor of utter love and respect for these pieces. Thoroughly enjoyed watching.

@user-wk1cg5ti1t Год назад

Дай Бог,чтобы еще много,много лет творили этими руками шедевры! Здоровья,счастья вам,на долгие года!!!🙏

@suetaylor6937 Год назад

It is fascinating to watch you recreate the decorative details. I admire your brilliant artistry.

@imadinnerplate2944 2 года назад

You should be especially proud of your trim work! Great job! I really enjoyed watching!

@DonaTellaVers 2 года назад

Мастер своего дела, как всегда, отлично выполнил свою работу! Было интересно наблюдать за процессом.

@tonymelendez873 Год назад

I watch at least 20 furniture restoration channels and that was the best I’ve ever seen!!! You are a true craftsman

@MichaelAdamGReale Год назад

You did an awesome job bringing this piece back to life.

@evilldead6824 2 года назад

This is so much more than restoration it’s more like fine craftsmanship.

@maryrosetorigian2457 2 года назад

What an astounding amount of skill and talent this man has! Extremely impressed. God bless you!

@karenpennington5073 Год назад

You truly are a Master at refinishing furniture! Absolutely stunning.

@revdupartist9386 Год назад

You sir are a Master. What precise, pristine, & exquisite craftsmanship you employed in returning this cabinet to it's former glory. Bravo.

@davidcarroll4411 2 года назад

Wow! That was impressive. Many people wouldn’t see the value of even keeping it but you made it a treasure! Great job!

@jamesgrant3343 2 года назад

It amazing that after you finish it looks like it’s a very old piece of furniture that’s been really really well looked after, it doesn’t look like it’s been fiddled with or restored at all. Fantastic!