Preserving History, Creating Art: Crafting a Superior Mega Bench from Salvaged Fishing Boat Timber

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In this captivating video, witness the incredible transformation of salvaged timber from an old fishing boat into a stunning and high-quality mega bench. Follow the journey as skilled craftsmen breathe new life into discarded wood, showcasing the beauty and versatility of reclaimed materials. From carefully selecting the timber to expertly shaping and assembling each piece, every step of the process is a testament to the artistry and dedication involved. Immerse yourself in the story of how this remarkable bench comes to life, merging history, sustainability, and exceptional craftsmanship. Get inspired and discover the endless possibilities of repurposing salvaged wood in this awe-inspiring video.
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[@joaobueno1073]

É impressionante o que se pode fazer com madeira, tudo o que se imaginar da pra fazer

[@syberjamie]

I like how you respect your tools, increasing their useful lives.

[@robertkerby2581]

Absolutely Amazing Craftsmanship!

[@TukangKayuofficial]

If the backrest was added 1 more with the same model I'm sure it would be much more beautiful. But I like your style of work

[@jeanfreitas3677]

Greetings from Brazil Sir. Very beautiful bench. I loved the marks on the wood. I'd use screws instead nails to grip the sit.

[@ergin5897]

çöpü mücevher haline getirdi Doğaya katkınızdan dolayı teşekkür ediyorum..👋👍🇹🇷

[@rameshshankar1010]

Fill the holes with epoxy resin preferably transparent

[@benitobenitez4954]

Nada se pierde , todo se transforma

[@lesliewatts7537]

Very nice job....................................

[@hugocontreras2975]

excelente trabajo¡¡

[@jaypopchoke670]

Very good job...

[@antonelladivannidibiaggio3764]

Joven asiático carpintero.... Hermoso te ha quedado ese sillón rústico. Muchos besos 💋💋💋 para tu persona y besitos para tus hijitos.Para tu saber en mi país soy una fiel clienta de tu canal y evito perderme tus videos. Desde chile, en el continente americano.... BIANCA ANTONELLA DI VANNI DI BIAGGIO, edad 27

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[@น้องหมวย-ต8จ]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@namkumureronat1496]

Güzel oldu

[@thephong123]

❤❤❤

[@sebastiaoprudencio6859]

👏👏👏

[@fighter3120]

👌

[@alejoragu7037]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@DaniyarAlibayev]

👍

[@ONLYGOODleftistisaDEADleftist]

I would warn you to maintain as much of the wood's natural, weathered patina as is possible. I feel the "created" pseudo-patina, and associated physical effects, especially with the absence of any stain, looks forced and man-made, "fake," if you will? Had you used the original weathered wood patina, with some mild grey/white staining effects, you would have created something far more realistic, and infinitely more valuable. Sorry, it's just my opinion. I respect your artistry. One more suggestion, try some stain effects and use less of the simple sprayed clear finish. At least try some flat finishes. I understand about the humidity with which you must contend. Best wishes, one carpenter to another...

[@lazio7495]

I have to agree with you. I make furniture out of reclaimed wood myself and I try my darness to preserve that old look as possible. I stay away from chemically stains, varnishes etc, And try using natural and organic oils etc. Works great.
Or I leave the wood natural without any applications period.