Stripping The Old 1920s Railway Station Ticket Masters Bank Of Drawers What Will She Reveal PT2 

Another great project, your previous one has inspired me to have a first crack at french polishing! 😬

Is there a reason you didn’t use a spray bottle for spirits inside the drawers.

Good work on that chest of drawers so far. While I understand you want to keep the old nicks, dents and other character marks that large tea/ink stain does look nasty. Perhaps you might consider using oxalic acid to try at least lighten the stain to make it less obvious?

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I loathe stripping varnish off old furniture - but love having done it! Such a great feeling revealing beautiful wood (then cracking out the shellac and wax). Funnily enough I use a similar method to you, seems that stripper + meths + wire wool is an effective combo

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In an Aussie context this timber wouldn't be Western Red cedar which is an incredibly soft and easily dented wood- used more for making shingles etc.Looks to me like Red Pine which was used a lot as a secondary, inferior timber,usually secondary to Toona Australis( Aussie Cedar) and now is impossible to get.

Where did the western red cedar come from? My sister had a number of pieces of furniture made from it in her first house in California.

Enjoy watching you work your magic.

Looking good. Can't wait to see the next in the series.😊

I love that 20 drawer cabinet.

Need to figure out how to edit the sound. The traffic noise at high speed is unbearable. 8:58

“Nothing worse that white paint, it soaks right into the wood.” That’s been my life for the last couple of weeks. The white paint on my piece is stronger than the wood and impervious to all varieties of stripper. What a nightmare! As for the race car noises - I honestly thought you had added a Formula 1 audio track to your video to emphasize your speed. 😂