What a fabulous video to watch on a Sunday morning, coffee in hand. Trena really has surpassed all the other craftsmen on TH-cam by adding the teaching aspect as well as entertainment. This video shows the patience and art required by a true craftsman. My favorite is watching her make the molds and replacing the missing embellishments. She and her father are my absolute favorite team.
This has to be one of the most difficult pieces you have restored. When you describe your plan to effect the needed repairs, the confidence in your voice is amazingly clear. You have a unique ability to turn something abused into a thing of beauty. Another reason why I for one am addicted to seeing your channel and the work you do
I have a side by side sitting in my bedroom now. My husband bought mine for me over 30 years ago. Mine has curved glass on the door which I love. I treasure mine so much. Your restoration is beautiful.
Not only are these pieces interesting, but they are also common items overlooked in most Canadian towns and cities because of the amount of detail required to bring them back to beauty. Your degree of mastery really shines through these fiddly but delightful pieces. I would be proud to own it.
That was miraculous young lady. From basically nothing to a piece that anyone would be proud to have. I bet your dad is more than proud of you. Thank you for sharing.👍♥️
I think that the appeal I have for your videos is soaking in the process and your approach to achieving the work of art that is the final result.I do not remember a single item that you have restored that I would not have been proud to have in my home.Love your personality and consider you and your family my Canadian buds.
Watching your meticulous work, as usual, I cannot help but realize, in addition to your work, the added talent in your video presentation. It must be your extra awareness explaining for us what you are doing in a way that coordinates the details we would otherwise miss, with the beautiful results.
Beautiful cabinet. My dad had one that fit into an odd corner in the living room. This turned out fantastic! Your customer is very lucky! You are an artist! My dad had a placard on his secretary cabinet. It said: I ask a simple question The truth is all I wish Are all fishermen liars Or do only liars fish?
Vaughan Williams - not The Lark Ascending though you will probably like that too, but the piece you love is Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. It was composed in 1910 but the main theme is 16th century. You might like the Fantasia on Greensleeves too. Happy listening and thanks for rescuing that poor old bureau. What a life that had had. You pretty much brought it back from the dead! Back in September 1983 I had a weird experience with 'your' tune - on a walking holiday on the Shropshire/ Welsh border we walked into Bishop's Castle, a Tudor town. We walked in very early in the morning, no one around and walking down a hill with half timbered buildings on either side the Fantasia wafted out of an open window. It felt like we'd time-shifted back to the end of the 16th century! Eventually the postman broke the spell but it was a magical moment.
I’m one of those who gravitates to symmetry, but I have to say I really liked your choice and appreciated you taking the time to explain your reasoning. Another banger! Thanks for sharing, Trena.
As always Trena,wow! I am so in awe of your fantastic craftsmanship. Your work is so inspiring. Thank you once again for restoring such a lovely piece.
Thank you.That is a beautiful resurrection. I have a similar piece, my grandfather's from 1910. I immediately spotted the missing mirror. Mine has a missing lower door. I'm told it had the kind of emblem on it that the drop down door has. And my drop down door is badly mended.
I love it. Behind the mirror where you put your name and date, you should add a picture of the condition it was in when you truly saved it. For some generation down the road to hopefully find it.
I've been a cabinetry and millwork contractor for 32 years, and I've seen a lot of garbage on TH-cam. Your skills are stellar...Nice job. The mind of an engineer and an artist.
Beautiful piece restored to perfection. I love your commentary and down to earth attitude. I really hope the customer watches this video to really appreciate how much hard work you put into it. I love your channel and enjoy each and every video.🤗🇦🇺
What an awesome video. Just loved 🥰 watching every minute of it, and great 😊 woodworking as well. Looking forward to the next one. Keep up the great work 💋
I think it’s very nice you repaired what you had instead of replacing it with something new. The piece keeps its authenticity this way in my opinion. You’re a miracle worker 😀
Love to watch the magnificent work Trena does. The music you love is 'The Lark Ascending'. it was written by Vaughn Williams. It was originally written for violin. I've heard it with violin only and symphony. I like the symphony version. it is one of my favorite songs. Thank you Trena for sharing your work with us. it is an inspiration.
How satisfying fir you Trena. My maternal grandparents had the same piece of furniture and I have many memories of writing my Christmas thank you letters on it. Wonderful work. Thank you.
Hi Trena....Absolutely stunning, a family effort this one, I love all the work you did on it, it was an ugly duckling for sure....now a beautiful swan, lol....Take care...cheers !!!!
!!!!! So brilliant! A. It’s SOOO cool that you moved and work with your Dad now!! That is brilliant on its own! 😎 B. This restoration is a great showpiece for your exceptional craftsmanship, creativity, aesthetic taste, and heart. Glass, mirror, oak panels, fabricating hardware, re-purposing recovered hardware from your Dad’s stores, patches, re-solidifying… that mirror frame out of thin air! Those onlay appliqués! Furniture makers from days of yore would be so heartened and grateful to have their past creations placed in your loving hands to have their works restored to renewed vibrance. You rock, Trena! Another outstanding restoration! 🤩 This piece needed so much, and you gave it so much. Beautiful result! 😍
Trena, when you were first showing us this piece, it really seemed like a lost cause. Well, you certainly are a skilled, creative miracle worker! You breathed life into this piece, I think surpassing how it looked originally! It truly is a beautiful work of art now! Watching your creative process with adding the beveled mirror was mesmerizing. Each step of this restoration turned out absolutely gorgeous! 👏
THE PATIENTCE OF A SAINT ADDED TO THE SKILLS OF A MAGICIAN EQUALS TO AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUT RESULT. MY HAT'S OFF TO YOU, YOUNG TRENA, . I IS OFFICIALLY DOUBLE IMPRESSED.
My grandparents had one of these secretary desk/bookcase cabinets. One of my brothers inherited the cabinet. It has been amazingly well cared for-everything is still original.
Hello Trena, you made an absolutely beautiful job on that cabinet and I appreciate the asymmetrical mirror a lot. My grandad had similar pieces where the flow of the design enchanced by applique lifted a functional cabinet into a piece of art. He was a silversmith, worked in Birmingham UK and made some of the pieces for the Queen's coronation. I inherited a small slice of his craftsmanship and made wedding dresses from scratch according to what my clients required, I am now retired. It's lovely to see the handmade crafting continuing on through various arts and your dad must be so proud of you
This is absolutely stunning!! I think this is even more amazing than the grandfather clock. WoW, your skill and knowledge of your craft never fails to blow me away. 🎉
Holy cow! You really know what you're doing! There's so many repair jobs you had to do to the piece. But you did it and didn't take any short cuts. You are amazing! I so wish I could do what you do! You make it look so easy. You did a beautiful job, well done! ❤
The work you do goes beyond restoration, and how to bring to life something that has been forgotten in time. Congratulations on the beautiful work and keep it up. A hug straight from Brazil
Can't imagine it any other way... Looking settled and quiet, very much at ease. Though you first pried and hammered that secretary apart next the magic happened. The old was teased together with the new and shone complete. Beauty! 🖐
I rebuilt the top portion of one of these myself awhile ago. I must say yours is beautiful mine not quite as good, but the owner loved it. I really enjoy your craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Gorgeous work! You're such an excellent master of the craft and how you keep your hands so perfect is beyond me. Thanks so much for sharing, you're one of my favorites. 😊
I love that you did all this work to bring this piece back. I can't imagine though, with all that labor and material costs that you could recouop even a percentage of that with the current resale price. Still, great work and a wonderful thing to do. Thanks
Trina as usual you made a wreck into a piece of art as it was intended to be. Thank you for sharing your skills with the world. Your parents must be so proud.
Thank you Trena. Not only you bring us your marvellous skills but also you bring joy and a sense of been grounded in a world that is so crazy right now. The craftsmanship that has been losing over the generations , it was good to see your nephew helping. Well done.
The cabinet is so beautiful, but the mirror and frame is breath taking. like you said it looks like it has always been there, the design to the top of the mirror frame is stunning.
absolutely beautiful, probably more beautiful now than when it was new...gosh girl you sure know how to stain!! that wood looks like velvet...when I win the lottery, I am going to buy a bunch of antiques and rent a truck and bring them to you to make beautiful again!!!
My Great Grandmother had a similar piece. We weren’t allowed to touch it! Passed to my Grandma, then to my sister. Sometime in the mid 50s it was pickled if that’s the term, kinda a grey white. My sister had it refinished by an amateur who fancied himself an antique dealer. It is now a very pale flat brown that doesn’t do it justice. It originally was stained very dark to match the big round dining table. It and a set of chairs received this pickling colour. The chairs had blue vinyl seat pads to replace the black leather. The chairs still have the grey white colour except the “captains” chair which I refinished as close to the original colour as I could. I lost that to my daughter! My sis isn’t well so I just may get the hutch/secretary yet!
thank you for sharing The Lark Ascending. I had never heard it before. I really enjoyed watching the TH-cam of it being performed, quite lovely. See why you like so much. It reminded me of that beautiful French documentary film about flying with birds from 20+ years ago called Winged Migration. cheers
I just love this piece. Funny enough I have never seen a piece like this before so looked them up. They are fabulous and are great for small rooms/houses. I’d love one. You did amazing work on it. You are a true artiste. From the short segment of music you played I do believe it is a piece by Ralph Vaughan Williams called The Lark Ascending. He was inspired by the poem of the same name written in the 1880’s by George Meredith. It’s one of my favourite poems.
The video was just over an hour but I bet the job was closer to maybe 120+? And the internet goes crazy seeing how you glue-up the breadboard end on the oak door 😜. I cannot get over the number of times I have seen you free-hand dowel holes. Very impressive skill, I have done a lot of dowel joints and never even considered doing them without a drill guide. Very nice restoration or should I say cabinet “making” video.
You are a great craftsman! What detail you went into explaining what you did. I can't imagine how much you had to charge your customer. Great work great video
What a fabulous video to watch on a Sunday morning, coffee in hand. Trena really has surpassed all the other craftsmen on TH-cam by adding the teaching aspect as well as entertainment. This video shows the patience and art required by a true craftsman. My favorite is watching her make the molds and replacing the missing embellishments. She and her father are my absolute favorite team.
Awe. Thankyou so much. You are a gem❤️
It's Monday morning, here in Germany, and there's nothing more to say than you've already done!
Ditto!!@@horugeru7779
I couldn agree more , @judymcmanus. They are my absolute favorites as well.
You restored what resembled a badly used piece of junk to a beautiful antique. GORGEOUS.
Trena, will you ever tire of being a master crafter? All presented with respect, lightness, and humility. Wow! What a woman!
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This has to be one of the most difficult pieces you have restored. When you describe your plan to effect the needed repairs, the confidence in your voice is amazingly clear. You have a unique ability to turn something abused into a thing of beauty. Another reason why I for one am addicted to seeing your channel and the work you do
Oh wow. So kind of you to say. Thankyou🥰
All those itty bitty repairs add up to a beautiful chest piece! I hope the customer pays you well!
I have a side by side sitting in my bedroom now. My husband bought mine for me over 30 years ago. Mine has curved glass on the door which I love. I treasure mine so much. Your restoration is beautiful.
Maestro, I believe that piece is 'The Lark Ascending'. What a time we live in to be able to watch an artist like you work.
Not only are these pieces interesting, but they are also common items overlooked in most Canadian towns and cities because of the amount of detail required to bring them back to beauty.
Your degree of mastery really shines through these fiddly but delightful pieces.
I would be proud to own it.
Yea they are a lot of work. Thankyou so much!🥰
oh-boy!!! you are something else!! another some kind'a job... I hope the owner of this piece appreciates all the work you did,, SUPER!!!
Thanks again!
That was miraculous young lady. From basically nothing to a piece that anyone would be proud to have. I bet your dad is more than proud of you. Thank you for sharing.👍♥️
Thankyou so much!
There is something so satisfying watching an expert crafts-woman. THANK YOU. BEAUTIFUL!!!
You are so welcome!
Could I make a new…? Yes. Do I want to make a new…? No. My favorite part of your commentary!
Lol thanks
Another magnificent restoration, you truly are a master craftsman and all while maintaining a French manicure 😁
Thank you so much lol
I think that the appeal I have for your videos is soaking in the process and your approach to achieving the work of art that is the final result.I do not remember a single item that you have restored that I would not have been proud to have in my home.Love your personality and consider you and your family my Canadian buds.
Awe. That so sweet. ❤️❤️
Watching your meticulous work, as usual, I cannot help but realize, in addition to your work, the added talent in your video presentation. It must be your extra awareness explaining for us what you are doing in a way that coordinates the details we would otherwise miss, with the beautiful results.
Thank you very much!🥰
The piece of music is "The Lark Ascending" by Vaughan Williams. Thank you for another fantastic video Trena.
Indeed it is! Thankyou!
I'm so proud of you and and the care you give to these pieces of furniture from the past. I understand all that so thank you.
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Honestly, I did not believe you could fix so many problems. I was very wrong. Superb job. You are a magician!
Beautiful cabinet. My dad had one that fit into an odd corner in the living room. This turned out fantastic! Your customer is very lucky! You are an artist!
My dad had a placard on his secretary cabinet. It said:
I ask a simple question
The truth is all I wish
Are all fishermen liars
Or do only liars fish?
Vaughan Williams - not The Lark Ascending though you will probably like that too, but the piece you love is Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. It was composed in 1910 but the main theme is 16th century. You might like the Fantasia on Greensleeves too. Happy listening and thanks for rescuing that poor old bureau. What a life that had had. You pretty much brought it back from the dead! Back in September 1983 I had a weird experience with 'your' tune - on a walking holiday on the Shropshire/ Welsh border we walked into Bishop's Castle, a Tudor town. We walked in very early in the morning, no one around and walking down a hill with half timbered buildings on either side the Fantasia wafted out of an open window. It felt like we'd time-shifted back to the end of the 16th century! Eventually the postman broke the spell but it was a magical moment.
Thankyou for the information on the song. Thanks so much
I am so pleased that someone decided this piece was worth bringing back to life. Astonishing work and such a great project to share with us.
Me too! Cheers!
I’m one of those who gravitates to symmetry, but I have to say I really liked your choice and appreciated you taking the time to explain your reasoning. Another banger! Thanks for sharing, Trena.
Awesome, thank you!
As always Trena,wow! I am so in awe of your fantastic craftsmanship. Your work is so inspiring.
Thank you once again for restoring such a lovely piece.
You are so welcome
Thank you.That is a beautiful resurrection. I have a similar piece, my grandfather's from 1910. I immediately spotted the missing mirror. Mine has a missing lower door. I'm told it had the kind of emblem on it that the drop down door has. And my drop down door is badly mended.
This project tested your many skills . You passed with flying colors. Congratulations 🎈
Thank you very much!
Just another example of your talent, loved your wood working skills, better and better each time out. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you very much!
I love it. Behind the mirror where you put your name and date, you should add a picture of the condition it was in when you truly saved it. For some generation down the road to hopefully find it.
Wow! Sounds complicated, but Trena can resuscitate it.
Thankyou
I've been a cabinetry and millwork contractor for 32 years, and I've seen a lot of garbage on TH-cam. Your skills are stellar...Nice job. The mind of an engineer and an artist.
Thankyou sir!
The Lark Ascending. By Ralph VonWilliams. I love it! That was the piece of music that was playing that you said was your favorite 😍
Beautiful piece restored to perfection. I love your commentary and down to earth attitude. I really hope the customer watches this video to really appreciate how much hard work you put into it. I love your channel and enjoy each and every video.🤗🇦🇺
Thank you very much!
Trena I really love your treatment of the secretary. You hit it out of the ballpark. Im so glad you are going to continue with the videos. Thanks. 💖
Thankyou!
What an awesome video. Just loved 🥰 watching every minute of it, and great 😊 woodworking as well. Looking forward to the next one. Keep up the great work 💋
I think it’s very nice you repaired what you had instead of replacing it with something new. The piece keeps its authenticity this way in my opinion. You’re a miracle worker 😀
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I think the owner must have been AMAZED! A MASTER CLASS in repair for free. Thank you Trenna.
Yes! Thankypu
The details on this one are reminiscent of the clock repair where you added back the missing paint on the face. Phenomenal work!
Thankyou🥰
I agree 100%.
Love to watch the magnificent work Trena does. The music you love is 'The Lark Ascending'. it was written by Vaughn Williams. It was originally written for violin. I've heard it with violin only and symphony. I like the symphony version. it is one of my favorite songs.
Thank you Trena for sharing your work with us. it is an inspiration.
Thankyou!
Is it lark ascending? What a beautiful restoration!!! My mom has one just like it and now I think I will take it from her. 😅
Yes, it is!
WOW! That was an impressive transformation. But I can't believe you didn't keep the brick shelf paper 😂. Well done.
Lol my one regret!
How satisfying fir you Trena. My maternal grandparents had the same piece of furniture and I have many memories of writing my Christmas thank you letters on it. Wonderful work. Thank you.
That is awesome!
Trena, I admire your work!! You have shown that a woman can do furniture repair and restoration as good as, if not better than many men!! KUDOS!!
Hi Trena....Absolutely stunning, a family effort this one, I love all the work you did on it, it was an ugly duckling for sure....now a beautiful swan, lol....Take care...cheers !!!!
Yea. Thankyou!🥰
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So brilliant!
A. It’s SOOO cool that you moved and work with your Dad now!! That is brilliant on its own! 😎
B. This restoration is a great showpiece for your exceptional craftsmanship, creativity, aesthetic taste, and heart.
Glass, mirror, oak panels, fabricating hardware, re-purposing recovered hardware from your Dad’s stores, patches, re-solidifying… that mirror frame out of thin air! Those onlay appliqués!
Furniture makers from days of yore would be so heartened and grateful to have their past creations placed in your loving hands to have their works restored to renewed vibrance.
You rock, Trena! Another outstanding restoration! 🤩
This piece needed so much, and you gave it so much. Beautiful result! 😍
Wow! Thankyou for your enthusiastic compliments! 🥰🥰🥰
I find after repairing a piece that's where I always look.
Very nice work. And you have the prettiest hands I’ve ever seen on a woodworker. 😊
What a wonderful piece. I like how you made your own clever curves to the mirror frame. The owner must be over the moon.
Trena, when you were first showing us this piece, it really seemed like a lost cause. Well, you certainly are a skilled, creative miracle worker! You breathed life into this piece, I think surpassing how it looked originally! It truly is a beautiful work of art now! Watching your creative process with adding the beveled mirror was mesmerizing. Each step of this restoration turned out absolutely gorgeous! 👏
Thank you very much!
I dont think there is a lovelier person on TH-cam. Im a trim carpenter and thoroughly enjoy your videos. And I’ve learned stuff too. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
My friend, your work is great👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
One of the best restoration videos I have come across. Thumbs up!!!
Thanks 👍
THE PATIENTCE OF A SAINT ADDED TO THE SKILLS OF A MAGICIAN EQUALS TO AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUT RESULT.
MY HAT'S OFF TO YOU, YOUNG TRENA, .
I IS OFFICIALLY DOUBLE IMPRESSED.
Thankyou!
That is amazing your skills continue to shine what an awesome job thanks for sharing stay safe and God Bless
Whew! I’m exhausted just watching this! What an amazing job! It’s a showpiece now.
Lol thanks
As always you have done a lot more than a few things! This is very nicely done!
My grandparents had one of these secretary desk/bookcase cabinets.
One of my brothers inherited the cabinet. It has been amazingly well cared for-everything is still original.
That’s great🥰
Hello Trena, you made an absolutely beautiful job on that cabinet and I appreciate the asymmetrical mirror a lot. My grandad had similar pieces where the flow of the design enchanced by applique lifted a functional cabinet into a piece of art. He was a silversmith, worked in Birmingham UK and made some of the pieces for the Queen's coronation. I inherited a small slice of his craftsmanship and made wedding dresses from scratch according to what my clients required, I am now retired. It's lovely to see the handmade crafting continuing on through various arts and your dad must be so proud of you
Oh wow. What a legacy your family has. I can imagine the dresses were so wonderful 🥰
This is absolutely stunning!! I think this is even more amazing than the grandfather clock. WoW, your skill and knowledge of your craft never fails to blow me away. 🎉
Thank you very much!
Holy cow! You really know what you're doing! There's so many repair jobs you had to do to the piece. But you did it and didn't take any short cuts. You are amazing! I so wish I could do what you do! You make it look so easy. You did a beautiful job, well done! ❤
Thankyou!
Woof! What a mess on a formerly lovely secretary. What you’ve done is phenomenal!
It is SO awesome to see a daughter who learned her Father's trade! I would have loved doing something like this with my Dad back in the day!
The work you do goes beyond restoration, and how to bring to life something that has been forgotten in time. Congratulations on the beautiful work and keep it up. A hug straight from Brazil
Thankyou!
I loved seeing the way you made molds of the appliqués and made new ones.
Magnificent work. Really enjoyed watching you resurrect this piece.
Can't imagine it any other way... Looking settled and quiet, very much at ease. Though you first pried and hammered that secretary apart next the magic happened. The old was teased together with the new and shone complete. Beauty! 🖐
Boy oh boy. What can I say. Ditto with J underneath. I learn so many things watching your videos. One of the best things to watch. Keep them coming.
Awesome, thank you!
I rebuilt the top portion of one of these myself awhile ago. I must say yours is beautiful mine not quite as good, but the owner loved it. I really enjoy your craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Awesome!
Oooh. What a marathon 😢. I think it looked just like that originally 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very nice way to save an old piece of furniture. We have a similar piece in our family with curved glass.
Gorgeous work!
You're such an excellent master of the craft and how you keep your hands so perfect is beyond me. Thanks so much for sharing, you're one of my favorites. 😊
Thank you so much 🥰
So beautiful! You returned it to its former glory.
Thank you! 😊
Nice job - again. We like these old pieces. There’s one in our family that belonged to a great grandfather. Glad you worked to honor the design.
I always think you are very brave when you go in about stripping these pieces down with the little breaker bar 😄 Great job again Trena 😍
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I love that you did all this work to bring this piece back. I can't imagine though, with all that labor and material costs that you could recouop even a percentage of that with the current resale price. Still, great work and a wonderful thing to do. Thanks
Yes. Restoration for loving customers is most often more than resale
good job, as always, I admire every furniture renovation process...😀
Thank you!
Wow! Trena you outdid yourself on this one! Outstanding work!❤
Thank you so much!
Trina as usual you made a wreck into a piece of art as it was intended to be. Thank you for sharing your skills with the world. Your parents must be so proud.
This was a total mess and you saved it. You are such the Woman. If I owned it, it would have hit the trash pile or would have been used for firewood.
Thank you Trena. Not only you bring us your marvellous skills but also you bring joy and a sense of been grounded in a world that is so crazy right now. The craftsmanship that has been losing over the generations , it was good to see your nephew helping. Well done.
Yes. I get them in there anytime I can. Cheers!
The cabinet is so beautiful, but the mirror and frame is breath taking. like you said it looks like it has always been there, the design to the top of the mirror frame is stunning.
Thanks so much! 😊
Super WOW!!!! That mirror piece you made looks great! Your creativity surely came though on this project.
Thanks so much! 😊
Beautifully done and I, too, like The Lark 🎶.
OMG Trena that is GORGEOUS. You did an AMAZING job. I love it.
Thank you so much 🤗
Amazing work. It's beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous work. I believe you had to remake every piece of this desk. Beautiful. Really enjoyed watching.😊
Girl, you do not mess around...wow, fantastic!!
Lol
Excellent work , nice piece of furniture, well worth the fix....🥰
You are a fantastic furniture artist. You restored that piece to its original beauty. Great job! Love your work!
Thank you so much 😊
absolutely beautiful, probably more beautiful now than when it was new...gosh girl you sure know how to stain!! that wood looks like velvet...when I win the lottery, I am going to buy a bunch of antiques and rent a truck and bring them to you to make beautiful again!!!
Lol awesome🥰💪
You must have blown the customers mind! Now it's a treasured heirloom!
My Great Grandmother had a similar piece. We weren’t allowed to touch it! Passed to my Grandma, then to my sister. Sometime in the mid 50s it was pickled if that’s the term, kinda a grey white. My sister had it refinished by an amateur who fancied himself an antique dealer. It is now a very pale flat brown that doesn’t do it justice. It originally was stained very dark to match the big round dining table. It and a set of chairs received this pickling colour. The chairs had blue vinyl seat pads to replace the black leather. The chairs still have the grey white colour except the “captains” chair which I refinished as close to the original colour as I could. I lost that to my daughter! My sis isn’t well so I just may get the hutch/secretary yet!
Beyond the call of duty.
Generations will appreciate the work you have done.
Thankyou Stephen🥰
That girl is so amazing. Glad she went home to be with John and mom. Very touching.
You are amazing. As a woodworker myself I appreciate all you do. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
thank you for sharing The Lark Ascending. I had never heard it before. I really enjoyed watching the TH-cam of it being performed, quite lovely. See why you like so much. It reminded me of that beautiful French documentary film about flying with birds from 20+ years ago called Winged Migration. cheers
Glad you enjoyed it
Great result after a lot of work. Very relaxing listening to the commentary and watching you work!
Thank you very much!
Trina. You are a Pro!! Love your videos.
Loved the design of the mirror addition!!. God has given you not only talent but perseverance to accomplish your vision for each piece.
Thank you so much 😊
I just love this piece. Funny enough I have never seen a piece like this before so looked them up. They are fabulous and are great for small rooms/houses. I’d love one. You did amazing work on it. You are a true artiste. From the short segment of music you played I do believe it is a piece by Ralph Vaughan Williams called The Lark Ascending. He was inspired by the poem of the same name written in the 1880’s by George Meredith. It’s one of my favourite poems.
The video was just over an hour but I bet the job was closer to maybe 120+? And the internet goes crazy seeing how you glue-up the breadboard end on the oak door 😜. I cannot get over the number of times I have seen you free-hand dowel holes. Very impressive skill, I have done a lot of dowel joints and never even considered doing them without a drill guide. Very nice restoration or should I say cabinet “making” video.
Thankyou! I’m a little lazy with jigs. Lol
The shelf paper "not really helping the situation". That's much more polite than what I would have said, lol! Very diplomatic of you.
Lol
You are a great craftsman! What detail you went into explaining what you did. I can't imagine how much you had to charge your customer. Great work great video
Yes . I would also like to know how much. Then I would say, NOT enough.