VERY BROKEN armchair restoration!

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After my appearance in state TV, four clients brought me their armchairs (I mentioned that like to restore chairs) to restore, this is one of them. Usually the stuff I do, needs many repairs but this one had mostly the backrest problem.
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Title: VERY BROKEN armchair restoration!
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@adinchina1 Год назад

Every time I watch your video I want to go and buy some broken antiques and renovate them 😂😂😂

@davidharris241 Год назад

I laughed so hard after you sat down. The close-up of you w/the sound was Oscar©️ worthy! 🤣 Beautiful job on the restoration, as always. Really love the fabric, and the shellac finish. Cool how the seam is hidden by the chair's design. Also like how it keeps the profile of the back more streamline; not puffy. Chair looked really drab before. It's gorgeous now, very curvy & sexy. ❤ Thanks for another excellent video, Ahti!

@skauffman74 Год назад

What would a superb craftsman be without his sense of humor? Another beautiful restoration Sir.

@jennylawson1980 Год назад

The way the wood moves after the layers of stain and shellac are applied is very beautiful. The wood grain really shows well. Beautiful restoration 😊

@RLM1943 Год назад

Behold the "Clampinator" . Howdy from Texas .

@TerryProthero Год назад

It's barely safe for me to use a regular stapler to staple papers together. I would probably be a threat to myself and others with most of the tools you use. Fortunately, because of my severe nearsightedness, the lenses on my glasses are extremely thick. They could probably stop anything short of bullet.

@reneemcfadden7509 Год назад

You make me laugh. I love your sense of humor. (And I always learn something.). Thank you.

@nancyring8104 Год назад

Such a pretty chair!! And it looks very comfortable, too! (As long as it has a seat!)😁❤️😍

@rey-dq3nx Год назад

I really love this background music.

@tamarafruntasu4171 Год назад

Всегда восхищаюсь Вашей работой!!! Какой же Вы молодец, золотые руки и умная голова!!! Спасибо за видео и с нетерпением жду дальнейших видео💞👍

@JamesDeese Год назад

I love the humor you sneak in on each video. Life is for joy!

@weniard Год назад

You are the best furniture restorer - ever

@BritInvLvr Год назад

I love this chair so much….even before the restoration.

@heyhope326 Год назад

It's neat that you restored it to just what it used to look like. 👍

@williammcdonnell3748 Год назад

ANOTHER CHAIR SAVED FROM THE BONFIRE LOL, love your vids thnx for sharing

@katm6 Год назад

That turned out beautifully.

@bobbyvff Год назад

Very very nice work. And thank you for using material that matched the original and not something that looks like a refugee from a 1970's Bathrobe factory

@user-xr3gg9qy8z 10 месяцев назад

I love how you brought it back to it’s natural beauty. I love all your videos!!! Thank you,,,

@woodksu Год назад

I restored a pair of chairs which looks like yours! But it had an other form. Oak, dark finish, brown faux leather with green other side (the same actually), seaweeds. Chairs had even the pencil-writing on the plywood. Hi from St. Petersburg!

@user-cx5do2bp8j Год назад

Боже , какой МАСТЕР!!!! Всегда с нетерпением жду новых работ. Магия Ваших рук завораживает и уносит в волшебный мир!!! Браво!!!

@tinydancer7426 Год назад

I love furniture of this type. Good, solid wooden frame. Good solid seating. Made for comfort. Made to last. No fancy geegaws needed. thank you for giving this chair a new lease on life.

@sheph7 Год назад

Most excellent work as usual. Easy restoration only after a lifetime of practice and learning. I LOVE the design aesthetics of this chair.

@milkywayexplorer942 Год назад

Customer has good reason to be satisfied. Nice job ! 😀

@thorstenbollhorst1676 Год назад

Great work on this chair. Absolutely fabulous. 🎉And your wonderful sense of humor is back. ❤😅

@redskins43 Год назад

you do such great work. My wife and I watch from Hawaii and you have such great talent and we love your videos... we are subscribers and we look forward to seeing more of your great work... aloha...😊🤙🌺

@TgWags69 Год назад

Would you consider doing some videos teaching finishing techniques? Do's and don'ts. Explaining shellac and how to use and apply it etc. I would be interested learning from a master 😉👍

@Josuefprado Год назад

YES!!

@ellisc.foleyjr9778 Год назад

Great Repair and restoration. amazing what a little TLC and energy can do. thanks for sharing. ECF

@arlenelamont5610 Год назад

Your skills are amazing and your sense of humor is very entertaining. Which together make an excellent video!

@bloggalot4718 Год назад

I like the result especially after the shellac.

@marilynnde Год назад

Oh! I love that chair! You tickle me. I love your sense of humor. Great job! I cannot see the repair at all & the stain looks perfect.

@kimberlycastleman7058 Год назад

I would have thrown that chair away. I thought it was ugly. Then you restored it. Now I see how beautiful the curves are and what nice style it has. Really lovely, now.

@pjhalchemy Год назад

Love the non-slip clamping wedges...on my todo list! Thanks for the spirits/scrub trick for lightening the stain. Loved the humor and fun videography style on this one. And Yes nothing much better than multiple coats of shellac (bug poop) to make the curves and grain pop to eye candy! Glad you got some business from your appearance and hope it grows. Thanks much for what you bring back to the community!!

@TheFatesLieutenant Год назад

Only too true regarding ALL tools! Great work! Thanks for taking us along! Watching you gave me the courage to tackle a glider rocker that needed a lot of love and attention - came out very nice!

@tormodgustavsen9249 Год назад

What a beautiful chair!

@melodypanek448 Год назад

Classic and handsome chair in excellent condition now! Also, I like the music you played at the end of the vid. You've played it before and I like it the best, so thank you!

@user-wt8rh8ei3f Год назад

Отличная реставрация!!! Приятно смотреть , как вы работаете!!! У вас "золотые" руки, вы Мастер с большой буквы!!!!

@Dagonomican Год назад

Amazing how this chair turned out.

@yeagerxp Год назад

Excellent restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

@Laura_Brock Год назад

Your restoration matches the elegant design of the chair perfectly!

@carmencampbell6994 Год назад

Yes, those chair curves are quite sexy! That's what draws me to a piece when I'm looking to restore as well. But... if I'm going to need THAT many clamps for an easy curved back, I better get my Christmas letter to Santa ASAP. LOL

@readytogo3186 Год назад

Great job!

@jcsrst Год назад

Respect the tools and wear eye protection😀 I love that chair! Very nice design, clean and elegant! Thank you for sharing.

@Vickie-Bligh Год назад

Oh that's quite lovely. Ahti you do such lovely work. It looks like it's been in a museum. Love this style of chair. Thanks for sharing.

@susank4878 Год назад

It's easy to repair if your shop contains a large number and variety of clamps ... you can never have too many clamps.

@robertschmidt6383 Год назад

Really love that chair. It's like calling to someone to come and sit for awhile. I got ya. Lol.

@DyviniD Год назад

Talented and with a sense of humor 😂….great job, Sir.

@douglidz2944 Год назад

Another beautiful restoration, who needs new chairs when you can fix the old ones.

@luboszama Год назад

Great job, I love watching and learning from your videos.

@antoniawyatt9733 Год назад

Just beautiful!!!

@christinarobinson1163 Год назад

Dam! You are awesome. Just think of all the different people who may have sat in that chair. You saved a part of history. Cheers!

@marcusott2973 Год назад

I did almost all my homework in high-school on a chair like that. Great work as usual.

@novembermiss Год назад

Beautiful job as always--from a dreary, depressing looking chair to a gleaming one with beautiful wood. Love the material you used for the upholstery--looks perfect with the restored wood finish.

@lynnjasen9727 Год назад

Simple, but brilliant, repair. And then a really wonderful restoration. This is a piece of furniture with no “period”, just timeless style and beauty. Also, great video. Thanks! 🇨🇦💕

@ashby4211 Год назад

What a satisfying job you have. That chair is gorgeous now.

@boxxdrmtb Год назад

I literally broke into applause when you sat in the chair without the seat that was the best part of the whole video and then your signature end of video music kicks in and it's just so great.

@gerryboard6615 Год назад

A piece of firewood to art deco chic, perfect restoration.

@Rev-D1963 Год назад

Another awesome job Ahti. True, this one didn't need the full-on restoration you often do, but it still took high-level skills and knowledge to make the end product what it is. My wife laughed at the forgotten seat incident! :) Thank you again brother for your work and amazing videos. God bless. Rev. D.

@luisarusso2748 Год назад

thank you for 10:34 of relaxation on a busy saturday afternoon 🙂! all the guys who say that you ARE THE BEST they are all more than right!!! best sunny regards from switzerland!

@galinapatey9371 Год назад

Великолепный результат!!!👏👏👏

@sarashahak8075 2 месяца назад

Im watching a lot of restorators videos. You are the best by far!!!

@tedschmaltz4346 Год назад

That turned out rather well, The wood finish really works with the new seat and back material.

@linafrost2179 Год назад

Great: result, explanation and humor😅👏

@RestorationVideo Год назад

*_Super-impressive, fascinating, satisfying, and just beautiful to watch. Great job!_*

@lindaaylward4506 Год назад

Beautiful. You are so skilled & talented. As a lover of antiques & handmade goods I appreciate your attention to detail. 😊

@vikik4714 Год назад

This chair is so 'classy'. Excellent job! Like always!

@migunismigunis Год назад

Кажется, меня, ничто не может удивить. Но каждое видео это шедевр. Превосходная работа и юмор 😂👍👏 браво !

@jomercer21113 Год назад

Very nice. I never have enough clamps! Shellac is my favorite finish, too.

@bobmarrier4374 Год назад

Easy appulstry job because of the great design of the chair. Great job on a timeless piece.

@PSG159er Год назад

Haha that perfectly placed far had me belly laughing. Love your channel sir!

@vbee3571 Год назад

This chair is now beautiful in its simplicity. I always wonder-what in the heck are people doing with their furniture that it gets in this condition?!! It’s so much better quality than what you can buy today. Once again, great job.

@lindat7525 Год назад

I just did the simplest ever re-upholstery project only because of the confidence gained by watching this channel

@dannraff Год назад

Mr magic hands once again satisfys to me his remarkable talents thank you

@ladytron1724 Год назад

You had an excellent teacher.Definitely a star pupil.😍

@lovingmayberry307 Год назад

Beautiful as always! 💙

@myraholmes1178 Год назад

I look forward to your newest repair/restoration. You show us each step. I like that about you. Your work is beautiful

@dawnchattin5935 Год назад

Flawless restoration. Even the faux leather matched the stain. Your videos are one of the best parts of Friday.

@margaretohanlon4579 7 месяцев назад

it would be amazing if the original craftsman could see your restorations. One thing I would love if if you ever had time to do a quick tutorial on well-made furniture and cheaply made furniture and how to tell the difference. Thank you very much for these videos.