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Good job! When I was a kid everyone seemed to have this style furniture. I thought it looked old and cumbersome as a child but now I see the beauty in it! Lovely piece and well done! ❤

They knew how to make furniture back then. Lovely job ❤

Thanks so much for posting this video. I actually have one of these and have been kind of intimidated to get started on it. You’ve given me a lot of ideas. Thanks! 😎

Very nice job, but I think you ruined the knobs. Just a light polish would have looked classier.

That’s really cool

That was the best place for the repaired handle so it was where I guessed but wasn't sure

What a wonderful idea to use the wooden blinds! I love it, and this piece turned out wonderfully. ❤

Beautiful !!

WOW it is the difference of night and day, thank you for sharing your talents with experience with all of us. ❤😊❤ California USA

Wow, beautiful piece👌

That is so beautiful! What is the wood in it?

Stunning!

Keep on doing what you are doing love❤

Beautiful ,you are very talented. I am sure your channel will be big keep trying.

Rad, dude! It turned out awesome! I think different veneers would be eye catching, but your choice was good. I wonder if you could carefully cut out the grip tape where it overlaps your designs? That way we could see them better. Great job! Party on!

I see what ya did there. Huzzah to you, sir.

Absolutely gorgeous!!

That is beautiful!

Looks beautiful! So nice to see it saved. Love your videos- keep doing what you are doing and thank you❤ for sharing

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Another great video!! Thanks for explaining the waxes :)

Stunning. Excellent finishing choices, and very creative handle repair. GoodOnYaMite!

GORGEOUS! Love it!

Very happy to see you wear mask and gloves. Excellent w!

Beautiful my friend!!! Great job. I love to see the old peice come back to life. The brass hinges were a nice tutch too.

love it

what a transformation! Art Deco pieces are always a minefield with acres of veneer and plywood to deal with

Kudos to you...excellent save, stunning transformation.

10:15 ❤😂😊

Beyond stunning!!! And Sonny was the cherry on top!

Early 18th century? I'm not sure something as heavy and utilitarian as that screams 300 years old to me. I agree, probably second half of 19th century?

This was wonderful. More please.😊

Great video. Thanks. Carol from California

Nice transformation

Loving your work. Thanks for this great info

Great job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💙

The table is beautiful but the price tag of 40$ for 14 ozs of wax is crazy!

I love the art deco pieces, and you did such a loving job with this one. It shows. My father was a master carpenter, and I felt like I was back in the shop with him.

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 71 yr old grandma in Texas, USA and by the way l'm subscribed and l hit Like. 🐼 ❤ l'm not a bot, l'm handicapped)

Looks fantastic Cole 😍👏🤩

Thanks!👍

Thanks for sharing this, Cole

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I love seeing wood come to life and then applying your information to my own efforts 👍🇦🇺

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Thanks for the info 👍🏻

Wow Cole, A really beautiful job on that coffee table and with minimal effort, lol! Question for you: My coffee table has white spots on it from being exposed to heat and the finish is missing in some spots. I was going to use Howard's Restore A Finish on it but am wondering if that'll do the trick or should I completely sand it and apply your 2-step process. Any thoughts or suggestions? PS: What... no Sonny today?

Looked fantastic 😍

Muchas gracias por enseñar ❤

Wiw, sure made the wood grain pop! Great information! 😊❤

Wonderful job!