Restoring an Antique Chair Part 1: Disassembly

This will be the first of a three part series where I take on the task of restoring some 100ish year old dining room chairs. I walk through how to remove the upholstery if you want to reuse it, or even if you don't want to reuse what is already there. Then we discuss how to disassemble the chair at the joints so that we can reassemble it with new wood dowels and glue.
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[@JacquesCormier-l2n]

you could use vinegar in joint or steam it work very well. keep up the nice work

[@joaobatistabezerra2475]

Amei seu trabalho de restauração.

[@miraldomichel6136]

So far so good!

[@oakleydoeseverything6438]

Yeah it went well!

[@NASATH3GR3AT]

Thank you this was very usy

[@ChucklesDone]

Just realized that I haven’t heard your voice in a really long time. And that makes me super sad. COVID needs to go away so we can hang out.

[@ChucklesDone]

Also, eeeewww butt dust.

[@oakleydoeseverything6438]

Agreed! I feel the same way.... Thank you for subscribing! And yeah, that butt dust is the worst!! 😂😉

[@brmille]

Twelve million staples per chair... times 6 chairs... yeah. Off to IKEA....

[@oakleydoeseverything6438]

Hahaha!!! It's not as bad as it sounds!