Like watching you, my husband was a craftsman, builder, Remodeling of houses. General contractor. We were married 60 years. He passed away 4 years ago. Retired to Hawaii ALOHA
You have no idea how happy it makes me feel to see that you are the first person who puts dowls in holes that actually focus on the grain direction. When people just put the dowls in and after sanding it flat and i see the grain off from the main surface, i creench. As if i can remove it myself and fix the problem😆🤣
@@blip-2024 absolutely spot on yes...even when there are screws screwed into something...some guys make it an effort to line the slots up in line or diagonally across each other😂👍
I love that you show your dog in between. He seems to be still young and well behaved too. I got 4 dogs of my own and would definitely include them in any video I make. Great work on restoring that table.
Thank the big guy in the sky for people like you ... spending time and energy bringing something back to life ... too often items like this would be chucked away as it's not modern (IKEA!!) ... can't wait to see it finished.
О, сколько кропотливой работы! Но это того стОит! Такие вещи надо восстанавливать и давать им новую жизнь. Спасибо, что есть такие мастеровитые люди, что не боятся трудностей реставрации. Смотрю с удовольствием, восхищением и уважением! 👍👍👍👍👍🤔🤔🤔😍😍😍
Ho una scrivania del 1972 in compensato e laminata in plastica dura simil legno. Voglio dire che questo tavolino è sicuramente antecedente agli anni '50.
Buy a nail setter and a punch set my friend, it'll save you from tearing up your driver bits! Couldn't help but notice that you were using one to remove that first nail. That desk is an awesome find, I love the grain on old oak! 😊👍👍
Many people would not take the time to take a second look at an old piece of furniture like this they would just use it for firewood but there is some beautiful oak in this piece & you saw the potential for restoration & an upgrade where needed. Such care & precision is to be admired. I look forward to the second part of this restoration. Looks like the prayers of the world are starting to show their effect as Ukraine starts to push the Russians back. I will continue to pray that the progress will continue & your country will be rid of this vile invasion by a greedy Russian President. You & your family stay safe & well & thanks for sharing. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
The type of nails that was used on this table look A L O T older than 50 years ago. I would say more like 125 years ago. I would guess that the original carpenter was a hobbyist making this table for function rather than long lasting beauty. You took from that foundation and made it into a thing of beauty. Good Job! Good skills.!!
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Trabajas increíble he aprendido mucho de ti, me siento muy agradecido felicidades y una vez más muchas gracias eres un gran maestro en esto mis respetos, saludos.
Nur , der feine Unterschied ist der arme Tischler, der den Tisch damals gemacht hat , nichts von zu Verfügung hatte, was die Tischler heutzutage haben 😉
I really like to see these kinds of items restored, but I also wonder how they get into such disrepair. I have 50 year old furniture that is pristine. PS great restoration so far
That was a totally awesome video thank you keep making videos. Only problem was how many of us can afford one of those jet planers. I guess I could look one up and see what they cost they're probably get one just barely
Its fascinating to see all the different ways that tables are put together and the ways they can be taken apart. I would love to have whatever tool you used to push the nails out of the mortises .What is it called and where can i get one?! Also, the method you used to repairthe nail holes was MUCH better than wood putty, and you dont have to try to make fake grain lines. Much better! Thanks!!❤❤😊
Such good work, and the quality of the restoration suits the quality of the item. That is very nice oak, quite close-grained. The inspector has grown a lot! Is his wonderful house still standing? Is your part of Ukraine still standing? Looking forward to the next instalment…🇨🇦💕 look after yourselves.
When I saw “50 Year Old Table...” I thought WOW that’s old 😮. Oops!! That tables younger then me 😅🥺
Glad to hear workshop noises instead of music 😃
You have a beautiful dog! 🤩
Like watching you, my husband was a craftsman, builder, Remodeling of houses. General contractor. We were married 60 years. He passed away 4 years ago. Retired to Hawaii ALOHA
Outstanding job. Good call on the toneing. Should last another 100 yrs with any care at all.
You have no idea how happy it makes me feel to see that you are the first person who puts dowls in holes that actually focus on the grain direction. When people just put the dowls in and after sanding it flat and i see the grain off from the main surface, i creench. As if i can remove it myself and fix the problem😆🤣
I know exactly what you mean because I do it too! Such a simple thing that makes a big difference.
@@blip-2024 absolutely spot on yes...even when there are screws screwed into something...some guys make it an effort to line the slots up in line or diagonally across each other😂👍
"actually"
Yep, it’s a pet peeve of mine too. So many quality tradesmen on TH-cam don’t pay attention the the grain direction
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I love that you show your dog in between. He seems to be still young and well behaved too. I got 4 dogs of my own and would definitely include them in any video I make. Great work on restoring that table.
Supervisor Jackie has grown so much just since the dog house build! This channel and Easy Make are among the very best.
Thank you very much. Yes, he has grown up.
Thank the big guy in the sky for people like you ... spending time and energy bringing something back to life ... too often items like this would be chucked away as it's not modern (IKEA!!) ... can't wait to see it finished.
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
😅
The wood inspector did a thorough job . Great work young man
Подяка за відєо! Відновів життя колишньої праці майстера.
Дякую за перегляд.
Что за бред вы написали? Что значит "обновить жизнь бывшего труда мастера"? Набор слов какой-то.
Gorgeous wood. No veneer. Just natural beauty.
What a beautiful piece of furniture! Thank you for restoring it. I learned some new things today watching you. Thank you! Can't wait for part 2.
Much admiration just watching you do this. Look forward to the next stage. thks
Thanks for watching
О, сколько кропотливой работы! Но это того стОит! Такие вещи надо восстанавливать и давать им новую жизнь. Спасибо, что есть такие мастеровитые люди, что не боятся трудностей реставрации. Смотрю с удовольствием, восхищением и уважением! 👍👍👍👍👍🤔🤔🤔😍😍😍
Спасибо за просмотр.
Если долго жать на латинскую букву, выскочит менюшка, в которой можно выбрать эту букву с ударением: ó, á, é. «Стóит».
I can't wait for next. I have my grandparents table waiting for renovation 60ye ars old
Классный добротный стол, мастеру респект! :)
Good video. The best: no jingle, no bagpipes.
I loved the inspector part. Thank you for the good work sir.
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
Как всегда "НА ВЫСШЕМ УРОВНЕ"! кайф наблюдать за вашей работой!
отдельное спасибо за показ собаки! такая классная собака!
Спасибо и Вам за просмотр.
Interesting and enjoyable to watch. Now we will watch part 2.
Could sit and watch you work your craft all day! 🫠
I really liked the result and wonderful acoustics
So many nails! It makes my heart sad. Thankfully there are people like you to put things right! Great job so far, looking forward to part two. 😀
Thanks. Next weekend will be the completion.
You're lucky your inspector is such a softy. Great job as usual.
True craftsmanship displayed here. Outstanding.
Somebody who does this as a hobby your workshop is pretty impressive
Perfect plugging and patching!
О, я нарешті дивлюсь українського майстра! Дякую за відео!
Дякую за перегляд. 👍👍👍
good camera work and working nice and clean!
Beautiful cane Corso.
Amazing attention to detail!
I just found your channel. I love restoration of old furniture etc. you my friend are good. Can’t wait for part 2!
fantastic content.thank you for sharing. have a good day❤👍
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
Great work, looking forward to the next part...🇬🇧...🇺🇦...
Thank you. Next weekend will be the completion...🇬🇧...🇺🇦...🙏
I'm totally blown away by the transformation what a job amazing
Nails !!!! Blue tape is one of the main tools in my shop.
Nice work, sir. Thank you for preserving and restoring this beautiful table and giving it new life.
Ho una scrivania del 1972 in compensato e laminata in plastica dura simil legno. Voglio dire che questo tavolino è sicuramente antecedente agli anni '50.
Buy a nail setter and a punch set my friend, it'll save you from tearing up your driver bits! Couldn't help but notice that you were using one to remove that first nail.
That desk is an awesome find, I love the grain on old oak! 😊👍👍
Thanks for watching.
Truly a joy to watch! Thank you!
Absolutely love seeing a craftsman restore old neglected wood pieces. The attention to alignment with the grain…primo!👍🏼❤️✌🏼
Thanks for watching.
I wish I had taken shop in school! What a great skill you have learned!
Fantastic. Can't wait for part 2. And Good luck with the fight. We are with you
И как всегда "бомбическая" работа, и потрясное видео. А за псинку отдельный лайк))
your inspector is very cute !
😮Kayu Oak sangat mirip Kayu Jati dari indonesia lho pak😊
what a beautiful table ,oak is the best grain in my opinion
The table was already beautiful before you began, so glad to see it's beauty restored! Wish I could have a table like thst! 😍
Better than new!
Perfect restoration and work mate ! Keep going !
Thanks for watching.
Love that you submit your work to “the inspector”….he seems to have “good taste”! 😂
Thanks for watching.
Excellent work
Many people would not take the time to take a second look at an old piece of furniture like this they would just use it for firewood but there is some beautiful oak in this piece & you saw the potential for restoration & an upgrade where needed. Such care & precision is to be admired. I look forward to the second part of this restoration. Looks like the prayers of the world are starting to show their effect as Ukraine starts to push the Russians back. I will continue to pray that the progress will continue & your country will be rid of this vile invasion by a greedy Russian President. You & your family stay safe & well & thanks for sharing. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Let me say “Thanks”from people of Ukraine for you support and 🙏🙏🙏
Once again superb job. Something old and yucky into a piece so awesomely restored to its glory. Beautiful work!
Отличный стол! Будет ещё лучше))
Блин, гвозди всё портят.
Жду продолжения!
Very nice work done. Taken care of everything.
Thanks for watching.
Beautifull Woodwork!👍
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing that!
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
The type of nails that was used on this table look A L O T older than 50 years ago. I would say more like 125 years ago. I would guess that the original carpenter was a hobbyist making this table for function rather than long lasting beauty. You took from that foundation and made it into a thing of beauty. Good Job! Good skills.!!
Once again, fun watching you. :)
Really nice work! I do similar project on my channel! Right now Im working on a 60s dressing table 😊
Bravissimo !
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Great video.. really nice find or lucky client. You make things simple and are precise. Can’t wait for part 2
Thanks for watching. Final part this weekend.
Love your work, can’t wait to see the next one 🇺🇾❤️🇺🇦
Thank you. Next weekend will be the completion.👍👍👍
nice👍👍
Trabajas increíble he aprendido mucho de ti, me siento muy agradecido felicidades y una vez más muchas gracias eres un gran maestro en esto mis respetos, saludos.
Gracias por ver
Love your work 👍
*Un travail remarquable* Absolutely beautifully done👏
Your videos are absolutely amazing! Love your channel!!
Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
50 years old makes it fine Soviet craftsmanship
Great video as always and I learned something new. I did know you could turn the end clamp round and use it the opposite way. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
Me encanta ver como restauran .Es maravilloso como recuperan Muebles .
trop hâte de voir la suite à bientôt
Beautiful work. Blessings to the people of Ukraine
Una buena restauración (con mejoras) :Mesa nueva 👌👍🇪🇸🌿
Молодцы, отличная работа. Контролёр хорошо выполняет свою работу, следит за соблюдением ТБ и технологией производства. 😊 👍
Thank you. Next weekend will be the completion.👍
lol - "the inspector" - yep, he does a great job!
Fancy tools 😊
Wooden pegs would have looked better than nails... But great job! Beautiful!
Love the doggie to!! //Lars
La mesa está hecha de muy buena madera. 👌
Nur , der feine Unterschied ist der arme Tischler, der den Tisch damals gemacht hat , nichts von zu Verfügung hatte, was die Tischler heutzutage haben 😉
nice work...
Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
I really like to see these kinds of items restored, but I also wonder how they get into such disrepair. I have 50 year old furniture that is pristine. PS great restoration so far
Thanks for watching.
меблі з натурального дерева - це круто
Так, це гарний стіл.
З нетерпінням чекаю наступного відео... (Чи правильно я написав...???) Ура...!!!
Так все правильно. Дякую Вам.
Oalah mantab keren tp tO be continue
I loved watching you work❗️So far -
Excellent🤩. When’s the next vid⁉️
Thanks for watching. Final part this weekend.
Классно! Песик то подрос!
It is good practice when cramping up the table top to put the cramps alternating above and below to reduce the risk of warping.
That was a totally awesome video thank you keep making videos. Only problem was how many of us can afford one of those jet planers. I guess I could look one up and see what they cost they're probably get one just barely
После шлифовки как раскрывает себя дерево, просто заглядение, такие рисунки.
Only fifty years old? That table has had a very hard life. Nice wood.
Meus parabéns amigo ótimo trabalho fico top essa restauração 🤝👏
Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
@@WOODDESIGN6730 tamos juntos nessa caminhada 🤝
Good looking inspector you got there. Does he help when you need it?
Yes of course. 😆👍👍👍
Excelente trabalho de recuperação,tenho um guarda roupa que tem mais de 50 anos, cupim comeu os cabides mas a madeira do guarda roupa não.
Its fascinating to see all the different ways that tables are put together and the ways they can be taken apart. I would love to have whatever tool you used to push the nails out of the mortises .What is it called and where can i get one?! Also, the method you used to repairthe nail holes was MUCH better than wood putty, and you dont have to try to make fake grain lines. Much better! Thanks!!❤❤😊
Such good work, and the quality of the restoration suits the quality of the item. That is very nice oak, quite close-grained. The inspector has grown a lot! Is his wonderful house still standing? Is your part of Ukraine still standing? Looking forward to the next instalment…🇨🇦💕 look after yourselves.
Thank you. So Insector added 8-9 kilograms in two months. Thanks for your support.
instead of forcing wood fibers back out on the top use the pincers to pull the nails out use wood packer it leaves no marks continue to have fun