Outstanding! As all Dashnerds know... you play the videos with the sound turned up so you can hear "the voice"! It was a great way to start my Saturday morning!!!
And the help of the murder of crows telling all they see at the end. Great table. So glad you took the effort to fix and show how you did it. Thank you.
What a sexy table!! The fix you did on the legs is so cool and looks so purposeful that I could even see doing it on perfectly healthy legs as a design choice. Question....you shellaced before attaching the new veneer and I haven't seen that done before. What is the reasoning for it? Thank you.
Completely agree!. I absolutely despise music in these kind of videos. Or pretty much any videos!. Even if it’s not jangly and jarring, it’s always too loud.
I respect your respect for the integrity of the designer’s vision. I have to admit that if that little table had fallen prey to my tender mercies, I’d have sawn off the rotten bits of leg and ended with a shorter table. It got lucky finding you!
Amazing. This was literally trash to treasure. I really enjoy your channel so much. To watch the transformation of the piece of furniture is so fascinating.
Hi, Great job! Your gifts of bringing dead furniture back back to life are so impressive. The Jorgeson wood clamps that you used are so cool. The fact that it was wood, not plastic is a rare thing to see now a days. Thanks
Beautiful little table! New veneer was definitely the way to go. I was very impressed with how the legs turned out - they were pretty roached! So glad you could rescue another piece from my favorite era.
Wow, it really looks nice. You would never know it was tinder! I could not really see that being saved. I like what you did with the legs too. "Design Feature" is now a new description I will be using.
bro. your work speaks for its self and is gorgeous. youre the new bob ross, no lie! ive watched most of your stuff an i like your taste in furniture. keep it up i find it inspiring.
Wow that was genius to cut off old leg pieces to repair the rotten ones. Well done. You also make replacing veneer look easy. Well…you’re a professional sooo 👍🏼 nice save on the end table. I love it
I knew I was going to love this table before you started working on it. The shape is so pretty, especially those little cutouts on the apron. So pretty! The legs turned out nice; love your "design choice"! Someone is going to get a really nice little table for their home.
Looks fabulous ! The legs 'idea' was brilliant and they look great. A really lovely design of table with interesting apron design. You saved another piece from landfill - well done. Thanks for sharing your skills. Take care 🙂
Hi. Just wanted to thank you for your videos. I struggle with anxiety and often find it hard to relax but i always can with your videos. I think its your voice. I find it very soothing. Thank you.
Did the fact that the table was put together with all those screws and bolts influence your decision to accept that challenge?---It's evident to me that you enjoy your hobby! I'm glad I'm in your fan club!---Does that table have a destination yet?
Such a great looking piece of furniture. Just a tip on the metal hardware: After removing the rust with vinegar, you can seal the surface with a (clear) lacquer to prevent it from rusting again.
I love watching you work and the ideas you apply. One thing I have done as a 25 yr wood restoration tech is the use of touch up paint to neutralize any dark imperfections that I don't like. I would also seal any artwork under a couple coats of stain and a couple of clear coats... Either way your work turned out great!!
Such a brilliant fix for the legs! The cutouts in the apron are the only things that would have gotten me to save this table. They take it from boring to stylish.
I love the genius idea with the legs. I thought for a second you might have just done black "boots" on them but I think this way looks good also. Great work. I've been itching to refinish some tables again and you're inspiring me to do it.
I think this is one of my favorite restorations! Nicely done. And you’re 💯 right, the legs look intentional. It reminds me a bit of a brass foot cap found on some pieces.
I really thought you were wasting your time with that table initially. Wow!!!! You're a miracle worker with great skills!! Thank you for sharing the video.
I really like the lines on this table, which really came into a beautiful view after your incredible restoration Thanks again for another brilliant video! I am a faithful viewer and huge fan!
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Outstanding! As all Dashnerds know... you play the videos with the sound turned up so you can hear "the voice"! It was a great way to start my Saturday morning!!!
I love his soothing voice too
And the help of the murder of crows telling all they see at the end. Great table. So glad you took the effort to fix and show how you did it. Thank you.
@@nancyanneberg403... OMG! I totally missed the crows! Had to go back and replay the end to hear them!
What a sexy table!! The fix you did on the legs is so cool and looks so purposeful that I could even see doing it on perfectly healthy legs as a design choice. Question....you shellaced before attaching the new veneer and I haven't seen that done before. What is the reasoning for it? Thank you.
@@coleenburgess6689 ... I wondered the same thing. I would have thought that the unvarnished wood surface would give the adhesive more grab.
Nice save. The difference in colour on the tips of the legs almost give it that "brass foot cap" effect.
I came here to say the same. Great idea, and it looks even better, I think.
Totally agree. Looks awesome.
I continue to love your ultra-chill voiceover and the complete lack of music. Other Woodtubers take note!!
Completely agree!. I absolutely despise music in these kind of videos. Or pretty much any videos!. Even if it’s not jangly and jarring, it’s always too loud.
Thank you for saving this lovely vintage piece from the landfill. It is beautiful.
You made a silk purse from a sow's ear--spectacular restoration of a beautiful table! You rock!!!
I respect your respect for the integrity of the designer’s vision. I have to admit that if that little table had fallen prey to my tender mercies, I’d have sawn off the rotten bits of leg and ended with a shorter table. It got lucky finding you!
"Not a design flaw, it's a feature." - Nice 👍
I thought that was a nice touch to the legs 🤌
Nice job Steven ! Looking brand new
Thank you, Jay!
Okay, WOW. To be honest, I didn't have much hope for this piece but it turned out insanely gorgeous!
Thank you!
The “design” feature regarding those legs was excellent. Down here in Mississippi, we sure do enjoy your videos.
Fellow Mississippian
You were given "a lemon", and you made a "lemonade stand"!
Amazing. This was literally trash to treasure. I really enjoy your channel so much. To watch the transformation of the piece of furniture is so fascinating.
So true. I like this format where he is back to “the voice”. As they say in my house “10 minutes to Dashner”
Hi,
Great job! Your gifts of bringing dead furniture back back to life are so impressive. The Jorgeson wood clamps that you used are so cool. The fact that it was wood, not plastic is a rare thing to see now a days.
Thanks
You can get those hand-screw clamps at Rockler
Beautiful little table! New veneer was definitely the way to go. I was very impressed with how the legs turned out - they were pretty roached! So glad you could rescue another piece from my favorite era.
It is a beautiful table! And, just so you know, I always enjoy the sound of the crows in your neighborhood! 😉
Well done! I was half expecting brass caps for the leg ends. What you did must have taken so much longer but looks brilliant
That was more of a resuscitation than a restoration! And it turned out gorgeous, wow!❤🇳🇱
Excellent restoration. Something quite old school Dashner about this video, which made it all the more enjoyable.
Such a little gem! I love the cut out detail in the apron. Well worth the effort to bring it back to life!
Another stunning restoration. Thanks for sharing.
So impressed you updated the legs and they look fantastic!
I love how peaceful your videos are. Never change it please ❤
Indeed!
I like that you left spliced wood at the bottom a little bit lighter & didn't try and match it. It looks amazing! And it looks intentional.
It looks absolutely beautiful!
What a great idea on the feet. It looks really neat!
Wow, it really looks nice. You would never know it was tinder! I could not really see that being saved. I like what you did with the legs too. "Design Feature" is now a new description I will be using.
Definitely a fine restoration of that tired table. Many congratulations.
Wow 🤩 I would have never thought this kind of restoration possible! Well done!
One word : amazing! I did not think it could look that good, but I should've known better. You have a very special talent.
Oh wow. The color is spot on and the legs look great!!
I like the two tone look on the legs. Well done!
bro. your work speaks for its self and is gorgeous. youre the new bob ross, no lie! ive watched most of your stuff an i like your taste in furniture. keep it up i find it inspiring.
Incredible transformation ! it is gorgeous now...
You always manage to bring the richness and warmth back to the wood, yet another stunning transformation.
The table looks great. That work on the bottom of the legs adds to the design. Wonderful work. Carol from California
Glad to see the Dash still keepin on.
Well done my friend
Thanks again for keeping something out of the landfill.
That's some resurrection! 😳 Amazing job, it looked beyond help. 🧡👍👍👍☺️
Beautiful work. Love the end result of the legs. Your skill and the calmness of your voice gives a great feeling of zen. Thank you.
Wow that was genius to cut off old leg pieces to repair the rotten ones. Well done. You also make replacing veneer look easy. Well…you’re a professional sooo 👍🏼 nice save on the end table. I love it
I knew I was going to love this table before you started working on it. The shape is so pretty, especially those little cutouts on the apron. So pretty! The legs turned out nice; love your "design choice"! Someone is going to get a really nice little table for their home.
Great reno, and I love the new "design feature".
Hard to believe it's the same table. It looks 50 years younger now. Very good job, as usual.
Incredible! I can’t believe the end result!
Beautiful result! Although somewhat time consuming, great fix for the legs. The difference so subtle, yet effective.
Looks fabulous ! The legs 'idea' was brilliant and they look great. A really lovely design of table with interesting apron design. You saved another piece from landfill - well done. Thanks for sharing your skills. Take care 🙂
Brilliant job and a lovely little table.
Thanks for posting.
Hi. Just wanted to thank you for your videos. I struggle with anxiety and often find it hard to relax but i always can with your videos. I think its your voice. I find it very soothing. Thank you.
Wow! I can’t believe how good that came out. I love the new foot caps. Clever way of solving a problem
Just Beautiful! The legs looks awesome! You have so much patience and respect for the original makers of the pieces you fix up. I applaud you!
Amazing! I love that you salvaged this piece and made something beautiful out of it.
"It's not a defect.. it's a design feature"
Brilliant !!
It looks fabulous! The bottom of the feet almost look like it has those copper coverings that some tables have. It looks really neat.
Did the fact that the table was put together with all those screws and bolts influence your decision to accept that challenge?---It's evident to me that you enjoy your hobby! I'm glad I'm in your fan club!---Does that table have a destination yet?
Another beautiful job of restoration. I learn so much by watching your videos. Thanks. I love how nice and quiet your videos are. No lousy music.
Beautiful. Amazing transformation.
Such a great looking piece of furniture.
Just a tip on the metal hardware: After removing the rust with vinegar, you can seal the surface with a (clear) lacquer to prevent it from rusting again.
Incredible transformation!
I love watching you work and the ideas you apply. One thing I have done as a 25 yr wood restoration tech is the use of touch up paint to neutralize any dark imperfections that I don't like. I would also seal any artwork under a couple coats of stain and a couple of clear coats... Either way your work turned out great!!
Such a lovely job, the table is now a beautiful testament of your talent.
Amazing job getting color consistency all throughout this piece!
Great tips in this restoration Dashner.
A beautiful safe. 👍
Indeed a nice contrast at the legs. Painting it black would also do. Nice job.
Hello Steven. Great job as always. I loved it 👌👌👌
Excellent restoration. Beautiful table!
Proud to be a Dashnerd.
Thank you!
Amazing transformation for this little table
Beautifully done!
Great job as usual. The table looks fabulous.
Great job ❤
Very nice job! It was definitely worth saving!
Very nice restoration!!
You have a eye for this type of work that is for sure. Beautiful save! Hope you are having a great week!
Splitting the leg in order to save it? Nice. I learned a few things with this video. Awesome job.
Such a brilliant fix for the legs!
The cutouts in the apron are the only things that would have gotten me to save this table. They take it from boring to stylish.
it's almost unbelievable how different it looks now. And I love to save furniture. It's outstanding work - yet again. Congrats!
That’s amazing! Well done👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
You did it again! Very nice!
That's a beautiful little table. Thank you for rescuing it. You did a great job restoring it.
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Yay! Minneapolis! I noticed your Minnesota Conservation cup... Love MN!! Your restorations are great!!
Great job with the dye and lovely detail with the legs!
I love the genius idea with the legs. I thought for a second you might have just done black "boots" on them but I think this way looks good also. Great work. I've been itching to refinish some tables again and you're inspiring me to do it.
I like the pragmatic approach to these restorations. Repairs are done when necessary but nothing is over-finished or polished up to absurd degree.
Wow! That table was transformed. Nice work.
I thought that you couldn't get much better. I've watched passively for years, and I really like this one.
Peel & stick veneer for the win! Excellent work as always!! 🥃
Thank you!
I think this is one of my favorite restorations! Nicely done. And you’re 💯 right, the legs look intentional. It reminds me a bit of a brass foot cap found on some pieces.
The final result looks so good, great job!!!
That came out beautifully! Well done.
I really thought you were wasting your time with that table initially. Wow!!!! You're a miracle worker with great skills!! Thank you for sharing the video.
I really like the lines on this table, which really came into a beautiful view after your incredible restoration Thanks again for another brilliant video! I am a faithful viewer and huge fan!
Gorgeous lines. It sure WAS worth saving.
Love the table!! Turned out beautifully!!
Super job with the legs, it looks great now.
So nice to see you in your element. Please visit us more often.
You're a magician, truly incredible work! 👏
Great table and soothing video 👍
That came out beautifully considering the start! I actually think the end of the legs ended up a sweet visual bonus!
Thank you!