I made this humble cabinet superb again
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- My second channel: / @atrestorationplus
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0:00 Overview
0:35 Dismounting
1:23 Cleaning and sanding
6:34 Repairs
7:39 Polishing
12:00 Making knobs
14:57 Hinge repair
15:30 New shelf
17:54 Final reveal - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Other cooperation videos are here: th-cam.com/play/PLXoOpKN-flLDABaZspaAUKg_iTK93AQu5.html
Здравствуйте уважаемый коллега, спасибо вам за очень интересные видео по реставрации мебели.
Увидел у вас тут на видео интересный инструмент.
Платформу на Ленточной шлифовальной машине.
Подскажите пожалуйста это самодельное приспособление или заводское ? Если приспособление промышленного производства, подскажите пожалуйста как называется оно ?
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Благодарю за внимание, с уважением Михаил мастер реставратор мебели.
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Hello dear colleague, thank you for the very interesting videos on furniture restoration.
I saw an interesting tool on your video.
The platform is mounted on a belt grinder.
Can you tell me if this is a homemade device or a factory one? If the device is of industrial production, please tell me what is its name?
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Thank you for your attention, SINCERELY, Mikhail is a master furniture restorer from Russia.
P.s. I don't speak or write English. Thanks to Yandex for the translation.
No channel with "flipping" in its name is getting a view from me. Sorry.
I'm from the 40-50s era and have lots of small problems. Can you make me superb again?
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Me too, and I love the comment!
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That would be something … If only.
What do you need? A quick rub down! Lol😂
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The food container to get the bubbles out of the epoxy mold - genius! Loved watching the wood grain come back to life.
When you see someone make the new pulls for the cabinet, you know you are seeing true restoration. He didn't run down to the nearest hardware store to find something that looked "good enough". The grain of the wood is beautiful to see. Thank You, again. From North Carolina, USA
In the hands of an expert like you, you made that little cabinet live again. Thanks, Ahti, for sharing this with us all. It's gorgeous.
I’ve always wondered how to make your own shellac based polish, I’ve only ever used pre-made. Thank you for sharing.
Oh wow, it's like having a master class in furniture restoration in every video. Really loved seeing all the steps into creating/working with shellac. And of course, a really beautiful final product. (^.^)
Thank you so much for posting!
I too learn new techniques every time. I love the order and precision of your work.
A small bite from the master that lingers on the palate 👏👏👏 It is a great pleasure to participate in the MCM challenge with you.
Thanks mate!
Another triumph. You handle the wood so gently and respectfully. A lot of restorers would not take the time to hand rub that shellac. You are like the Zen master of furniture.
I agree, never seen anyone better!
I really like that you bring back the beauty of the piece and wood instead of covering it all up with paint!!! I love watching your expertise, and hope that you are being safe while using the "nasty" chemicals!!
It may 'only' be a simple piece of furniture but after your work on it Ahti, you've turned it into a stunning piece. Thanks for the video.
I've watched all the videos of the MCM challenge now, all of them are very good, but if there has to be a 1. place it has to be you.
Your devotion to your work, to a peace of old furniture, your accuracy of work, is the reason I watch and love your videos.
HOLY MOLY! Shellac comes from a bug? LOL. I never, ever heard of this before. Amazing.
My thoughts exactly! My second thought was, "Is he pulling our legs?" Never have I heard that shellac comes from bugs. And who and when did someone figure out you could use it to put a finish on wood?
@@dorishodge4451I googled it to be sure.
@odge4451 Humans are an inventive lot, aren't we? We have evidence that shellac has been used for 3000 years, but it likely goes back even further. My guess is that they observed the female lac bugs secreting their secret sauce on the trees they like to live in and saw the changes in the wood and it went from there. Now that you've found out about this bug, go google cochineal. 😃
It's a secretion of the female Lac Beetle from India and Thailand. Shellac is dissolved in alcohol and is extremely versatile in wood finishing. It's also used in food and pharmaceuticals.
@@ralphiewigs2208 I worked in a pharmaceutical laboratory in the 80s and shellac as well as beeswax was used to coat tablets. The tablets would be coated in a machine very much like a cement mixer and they would come out very shiny. I was never sure which was more harmful the medication or the coating.
It's such a cute little caninet. It looks better than new. I enjoy watching other "Refinishers," but it's very refreshing to watch a craftsman who makes his own shellac and period knobs.
Well done! That shellac process, from taking off the old to putting on the new is classic and really shows your years of experience. I also enjoyed the "re-creation" of the Bakelite pieces, which looked like you were using a form of epoxy? Fascinating 🙂
That humble little cabinet is stunning. Thank you for rescuing it.
That came out beautifully. I love shellac and think it is a beautiful finish. You did a great job of showing how easy it is to use. I am really enjoying the collaboration and am so pleased you are part of it. Nice work!
Gorgeous, just simply gorgeous! The wood refinishing, with that touch of black is stunning. And the knobs you created are perfect. WOW! Carol from California
It is a beautiful cabinet, and you gave it a second life.
That wood grain is to die for. Turns out stunning
Very Classy 😀 Lovely job Ahti !
I really like your videos, not only the final result, but also the little tips that you give us commoners.
You are an superb restorer! I am so impressed by all the furniture I have seen you transform from sad to beautiful. I love watching you work. Thank you for sharing.
Watching that cabinet to transform was breath-taking.
Your work is so detailed and the results are the finest. There would be no way I’d let my husband put anything on that table! Beautiful job 👍❤️
My four-year-old daughter says this is beautiful work, and she really likes the music :) that was her first time watching this channel!
15:01 Piano hinge was so well designed for a piece that was in constant use for years. A+
AT Restoration, Frankly I hope you won this challenge! You deserve it. I have never seen some of these techniques for removing finishes & for creating a new Stunning more to the period of MCM Restoration of a Beautiful cabinet. I was enthralled & astounded wondering what you would do next. The creation of the new but astonishingly like true period Knobs and the little accent of the thin black line to accentuate the routered top edge , are very clever. Those Knobs! A faithful recreation that will hold up for many years to come . This piece is Lovely now & could be used & treasured for many different purposes in a home or business for many years to come. Glad you saved it from the landfill! Great job. I’m a new sub, you’ve hooked me. Again I hope you won!
Blessing’s from Dozer, Butter Bean & me in Garden Ridge Texas 🇺🇸
I love to see videos where old furniture problems are fixed instead of just a little Bondo, and lots of paint. I have learned much watching your videos. You do awesome work and can do it all..repairs, veneer repair or application of veneer, upholstery, refinishing etc…thank you for your very informative videos and you don’t even have to talk since it is usually very clear what you are doing…
One of the things I love about your videos is the use of techno pop that sounds like it's right out of a Cold War Soviet-CIA spy movie from the 80s.
I love true restorations, not just acoat of paint on and jack up the price. This cabinet us now a true treasure. I learned alot about repairing wormy wood !!! 😅😅
Such a small cabinet. You gave it back it's glory. ❤
In the 1980s I was a partner in a shop doing exactly as your video shows, refinishing and repairing furniture. Many times, the same type of cabinets in the same state as you show. I wish we had the modern tools you use. Recently, in the garage, I came across some old fads - rubbing pads - made in the same way as yours. Stored in an airtight box and still usable if a little shellac or meths/denatured alcohol is applied.
I so enjoy watching you craft era-appropriate handles and pulls for your projects. They add so much to the entire vision for your restorations as well as respecting the piece.
Another silent video where the tools do all the talking. My favourite. You made this cabinet gleam and shine again. Wonderful project.
That’s stunning wood grain! You made that little cabinet happy again!❤️🤗🐝
Great job. I like to watch you work. You teach as well as restore beautiful furniture from the past. Didn't realize that shellac was all natural either. Have a great day
I love how shellac brings such a high gloss to furniture. Very beautiful piece! Great work!
Yeah, shellac has very nice shine.
You are a master, thanks for letting us see what and how you restore these old pieces of classic furniture.
Another gorgeous outcome!
Honestly, I learn so much from your videos, I now keep a notebook and pen handy when I watch them.
I watched this transformation with such fascination! From the shellac to making period specific knobs and everything in between! Really incredible!
The cabinet is superb! And so is your craftsmanship skills. Also may I say how handsome you are looking 😊❤ Great job and good luck in the competition.🎉
What a beauty ! I love these simple and beautiful furnitures, very scandinavian style. Très beau travail de restauration, bravo
Ахти, добрый вечерочек! Куда же вы пропали? Мало ваших чудесных видео, скучаю 😢 они для меня как детская сказочка перед сном 😍🤗 очень успокаивают нервы))
The grain of the wood you carefully cleaned and preserved is beautiful. The pattern on top reminds me of billiards pins. This is wonderful
It's a true pleasure to see a master craftsman at work. You, sir, are incredible.
Ahti is such a genius! Thank you for sharing your work and your brilliant process.
As soon as i saw there was about seven minutes left and most of the work was done, i knew you'd be making new handles. Superb work from start to finish.
Linseed oil and turpentine? Amazing Ahti! It really did turn out like 3D! You continue to amaze me with the quality of care you put into your restorations. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us! A++++!
Your finishes are remarkable. Gorgeous
It's so great to see you using your knowledge to produce this thorough and perfect restoration. The furniture turned out stunning! I enjoy a lot seeing you creating handles and I really liked seeing coffee as an ingredient that can help tone wood. Amazing video! Bravo, bravo!👏👏🌷
The door has a gorgeous figure, and the whole little cabinet is beautiful!
Wow. I've never seen anyone make knobs like that before. Very interesting process. Beautiful cabinet restoration.
Love it - especially your unique capacity to make shellac from scratch and also fashion style-appropriate knobs using raw materials.
What a beauty of restoration, it fascinates me when a piece of furniture comes back to life
Incredible, what a hidden beauty this cabinet was...to be honest, I would not have expected such a beautiful veneer...
Superb, indeed, AT! I love watching you because you make woodworking and furniture restoration look as natural to you as breathing! Good luck with the challenge!❤
I learned so much watching your beautiful craftsmanship. The best of the challenge projects I have seen, surpassing some of my old and new favourite restorers. 🙏💚
I really like furniture of this style and I do love what you do !!!
I’ve been watching this collaboration challenge. Many of the others are very talented craftsmen. But I think you are in a different Master class. I always enjoy your videos.
It warms my heart to see furniture brought back to life. You are a master at it. Well done sir.
It's always exciting to see one of your new videos is available. The methods for restoration that you use increase my knowledge and appreciation for your craft and I am ever impressed with the beauty of your finished work.
Another beautiful restoration! What an amazing transformation, the period correct pulls made a huge difference! Thank you for sharing!
Very nice work. I like the look of the final finish.
Such a simple little cabinet but so pretty. You’ve done proud.
Such a pretty little cabinet. I have a cupboard myself with those little ball things to keep the door shut. Very satisfying click when they close. Thanks Ahti
It’s such a joy to see you work. The skill and care that you put into each step of the process. Thank you for sharing it with us! 😊
Love everything about your videos, repairs, sanding, and gosh, your music choice is on point!
Great job! I enjoyed doing this challenge with you all! 🎉
Absolute magic AT! I am enjoying the MCM Furniture YT Challenge. It will be tough to make a choice. You made this little Deco cupboard come alive. So enjoyable to watch.
Thank you. ❤
You are a true craftsman. Beautiful results as always. I love the gorgeous grain on the curved edges.
Love this simple but beautiful cabinet, brought back to all its glory. You are an amazing artist inparting your love and passion in each piece. ❤
You remind me with your videos how beautiful wood can be and how many wonderful stories it can tell when given a new life.
Thank you for that very much ❤
Beautiful restoration work has made the piece beautiful once more! Really satisfying to watch this happen. Thank you. 💕🇨🇦
Beautiful work! You really made it come back to gorgeous life!
thank you for a wonderful video of the beautiful cabinet. .❤..and finally you show what was inside your little "pads" you use for shellac👍.
GORGEOUS. I love when you make knobs using that purple mold!
Beautiful work, and I remember having a cupboard exactly the same as this, for my shoes back in the early '60's. I felt a little sad that you weren't able to use the original handles again because I remember how tactile they were with that indentation. brought back a lot of memories. 🤗
Another beautiful restoration. Always enjoyable watching it come together. 🤎
Beautiful work and a joy to watch. Love the music too!
Very nice restoration, well done, Sir 👏
When I saw you make knobs as part of restoration, I knew this is real restoration and man what a beautiful end product. Using linseed oil and terpentine brought back sweet memories of my childhood days growing up seen it a lot. Making your own stain with shellac totally different. You are the winner. I have seen all the 13 videos. This is restoration.❤
You were right. You made it superb. Thank you for being good to the wood. Great job 👏🏽
The final finish is beautiful! It's good for anther 60 years!
Ah, TH-cam's Biggest MC Modern Challenge. Lots of lovely furniture restorations.
Those knobs were interesting. Something new to witness in restorations for a new comer like me. Great Job !!
You, sir, are a master craftsman!!!
Another excellent restoration! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful restoration. Always love your videos! It’s gorgeous now.
I love how you made the "new" old pulls - will definitely have a go trying to make a few myself of a 1800's piece I'm very slowly working on (I'm scared of "ruining" it!) and the trick with the tape to figure out exactly where the latches go, so simple and why hadn't I thought of it? Lovely piece, well done.
This is definitely one of the top entries in the challenge. It’s really beautiful and would be a pleasure to own. x
Fantastic! I really appreciated the work on making the new knobs, will need to give that a try!
That is truly stunning! The grain is gorgeous! Well done!
I was fascinated by you making the knobs. cant wait to see the end
Beautiful. I would happily furnish my house in restored 30s - 50s furniture.
I'm here for the MCM challenge.
That cabinet is shiny and new again! The epoxy work to make the knobs was cool! I really appreciate the shellac recipe! I'm going to try that on my next project.
I'm definitely hitting the subscribe button. Well done!!
Beautifully done! Loved how you even made period correct knobs!
Another AT restoration masterpiece.
I love this. It would so fir in my house as I have quite a bit of veneered waterfall period pieces for my 1922 house. So sorry you are so far away from me. I especially enjoyed the entire shellac process. I am doing that to my Dad’s childhood dresser.
Love that style of furniture, great job.
Nicely done. The instructions on making shellac is interesting, gross but interesting! This has a lovely wood finish, feels very art deco. Thanks for sharing your work. Good luck with the challenge.