So elegantly done. Love the choreographed assembly it almost looked it was filmed backwards. Loved the turns and the impression of weightlessness. What are those ball headed screws called I need one for a armoire I purchased on eBay.
Thats correct, its from the early 1900's, all hand-crafted, they used molds to pour metal to create the hardware and bolts. Same applies for all the brass components as well. Thanks for watching!
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Very masterfully done by one person. I never try this alone.
Thank you for posting this most helpful video! I am moving an Antique Armoire that my parents left me & this takes the fear out of damaging it.
So elegantly done. Love the choreographed assembly it almost looked it was filmed backwards. Loved the turns and the impression of weightlessness.
What are those ball headed screws called I need one for a armoire I purchased on eBay.
Thanks for the comment!
We made this video for a client to help assist them assemble the Armoire. Hope it helped!
Can you please tell me the name of the cam tool that you used? Thank you
That's an antique? I've never seen one with nuts and bolts.
Thats correct, its from the early 1900's, all hand-crafted, they used molds to pour metal to create the hardware and bolts. Same applies for all the brass components as well. Thanks for watching!
I did it with Stodoys plans.