This is so therapeutic, I love doing things with hands, almost near retirement, I,ve spend last 28 yrs sitting in front of a box called computer, not healthy on mind and spirit...building things with hands is so satisfying, some of us are hardwired in diff way. ( the editing is done very nicely) next let’s build me a sailboat.
I couldn’t agree with you more. I spent two years sitting at a computer after several years of welding/manufacturing and thought it was great for about 6 months then started to hate it more and more. Took a $5 pay cut and went to work in a custom cabinet shop and it was the best decision I had made in a while. How big you wanting that sailboat?
Thanks for showing how to do this, I have a rocking chair outside that will need a redo and this will help me do it myself. I enjoy making things myself.
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Thanks! Its actually one of the few ways to weave directly from a full spool. Also, one of the best ways to wear your skin raw if not wearing gloves! Thanks for commenting!
Oh wow just what I was looking for as I have 3 to do I had glass top which broke with solid wood frames I so love natural rope and will give it a go. I just need time and patience lol
I'm concerned that one dislodged nail would result in the unraveling of the entire weave. In addition, there is the theoretical risk that having tension in only one direction could result in the cross members (or side members) "rolling," but I think that's less likely. Splices or not, going over/under, both top and bottom, seems to be more secure. I've woven many seats with sisal, jute, and cane and have yet to have a splice give way. Nonetheless, this is a beautiful bench.
Thanks for weighing in Mark. Once the cord is looped over a nail, you can then rely on the shear strength of the nail. The nails are all hammered to depth and bent in place to offer more strength. As for the rolling issue, there is a lot of tension in either direction, but the joinery used in the construction of the bench is more than strong enough to counter this. Seems to me that going over/under would create double the tension both on the top and underneath the seat. It also doubles the amount of cord needed to complete the seat. Interesting thoughts! Thanks!
Traditionally it would have been a huge waste of something so precious as nails. Nails used to be individually handmade by blacksmiths, and was way more resource and time intensive than making another feet of cord, which probably still applies in many parts of the world where having to buy anything would defeat the gain in time. Personally I cringe at the idea of using nails, clamps or screws in furniture at all, but that's just me.
Great filming! It would nevertheless be great if you could actually explain how to do it step by step. Also, please make a video on how to make the bench itself, it looks fantastic!!!
these are beautiful. I wish my parents would of kept the ones my great grandmother had left here after her passing. Instead they either threw them away cause of a loose thread. (which i offered to re-wrap) or cause someone said they looked cool and handed it off to them. Only to replace them with dollar store equivalent computer chairs and plastic ones. Cause as they said "their so much nicer". I wish i didn't have my medical issues so i could have my own place. I would love to make all the furniture for my home. So i could say i made all the chairs and tables and what not in my house.
Hi, beautiful work. However, when you put video fast speed was hard to see how you weaved the laterals. I noticed you used the string double, but not sure if you attached underneath or how. Can you show the bench upside-down, sometimes this image is helpful. Also, what is the name of the material of the cord? thanks. Beautiful bench.
When I saw the dog and the cat I said to myself "something is wrong with this video" but when I saw that he use a claw hammer for the job I already knew I cant learn anything from such a person.
The video is beautiful and the bench too, but it would really be perfect if you provided infos on the crucial steps involved in the whole operation...How to start, how to finish, the measurements for placing the nails, how much cord is needed and how to calculate it, how to change cord if it runs out during the process, etc...basically everything.
I have an big old garden chairs the wood I restored want to do this where I live there is no one who can make it like this so I decide to to by myself when I have time.Thank you for your informative video how many mm jute rope did you use it and will it withstand 120 kg tall man thank you in advance for your answer.
Hi! I don’t speak English very well but I love your job!! It is amazing!!! I would like to know how do you make with the long side of the bank. Do you have any tutorial with step by step? Regards!
Best DIY video ever! So relaxing! A list of materials would be great. Thanks so very much for sharing your talent!
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Walnut wood, L nails and Danish Paper cord. Have a great day!
This is so therapeutic, I love doing things with hands, almost near retirement, I,ve spend last 28 yrs sitting in front of a box called computer, not healthy on mind and spirit...building things with hands is so satisfying, some of us are hardwired in diff way. ( the editing is done very nicely) next let’s build me a sailboat.
Muito bonito ate da uma vontade de fazer tambem .email : marinacontini66@ghmail.com parabens pelo trabalho
I couldn’t agree with you more. I spent two years sitting at a computer after several years of welding/manufacturing and thought it was great for about 6 months then started to hate it more and more. Took a $5 pay cut and went to work in a custom cabinet shop and it was the best decision I had made in a while. How big you wanting that sailboat?
I'm going to use this as a reference when I make my own headboard with the same pattern
Thank you David, beautiful work. All is not lost to mass production.
Surely not! So many talented creators out there!
Es una obra de arte
Igualalo no que lo agas mejor, igualalo
i had a piece like this when i was very young and you have just reminded how much i love the style.. thanks for sharing
Being a Dane myself I appreciate the craftsmanship and design. Thank you for sharing and keep up the beautiful work:)
When I was a kid we had a stool made like that, that my dad made himself in school, what, 70 years ago. Thank you for this.
13 mins goodness of life. Thanks for the video!
Abu haneefa thanks!
This isn't bad at all. My father and uncles made these at school back in the 1950's. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for showing how to do this, I have a rocking chair outside that will need a redo and this will help me do it myself. I enjoy making things myself.
I really like that kind of work! Today the kits just want to hang around on the computer. Crafts are still alive! So lucky!
We have this in our village. In INDIA we use it as bed in rural areas. Really nice comfort and light weight. Nice video
That was beautiful, beautiful work, beautiful video, great work all around.
this is such beautiful pierce of (furniture) art. Truly beautiful!!!! you have my applause!
A pleasure to watch.....very Zen like. Beautiful bench :).
Wow a real neat job. Just loved it.
Thank you! Cheers!
danke fuer das wunderbare video . das ist immer wunderbar einen geschickten handwerker arbeiten zu sehen .
Come to rural India ...every house have beds made by this technique(Khatiya/Charpai) and without any nails or hammer, just rope (sun ki rassi)
Troum troum fr
Gaurang Dwivedi please share the link..... or a video if you have one. I think that would be interesting too.
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Yes dear
bandar ko kya pata adrak ka maza. if you think this is the same as charpai ka nwar.
Video begins with footage of delicious pour over coffee *like*
…nice framework…clean as you go….hmm
Beautiful footage of contemplative doggo *subscribe 😁🥰✌🏼
Thanks for watching Kelly! Glad you have you!
You are an excellent teacher Sir!
A lot hard work n shud hav patience.thnku sir for the video.very nice bench
Nice work! I enjoyed it. The dark walnut was a great choice for contrast. 👌
Lovely job! I especially like the double strand weave so you’re not hauling the stuff back and forth meaning far fewer, if any, joins. Great job. 😊
Thanks! Its actually one of the few ways to weave directly from a full spool. Also, one of the best ways to wear your skin raw if not wearing gloves! Thanks for commenting!
Good evening David Furniture ,great is beauty your art ,great for tutorial
Good job. Buddy. GOD BLESS YOU WITH BEST IN THE WORLD
Digvijay Parmar appreciate it!
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So beautiful thank you for sharing, greetings from Saudi Arabia 😊🇸🇦🌴
OMG this was a tearjerker 😭
This is an awesome video, thank you for posting. Your work is incredible.
Thanks Bobby, wish you the best!
Wow beautiful bench, beautiful video. Just what I was searching for. Would love to see more of your work!
New video up soon ;)
This is so beautiful very great job
Oh wow just what I was looking for as I have 3 to do I had glass top which broke with solid wood frames I so love natural rope and will give it a go. I just need time and patience lol
You can do it!
Very nice job 👍👌 butiful👏👏👏💞💕
I'm concerned that one dislodged nail would result in the unraveling of the entire weave. In addition, there is the theoretical risk that having tension in only one direction could result in the cross members (or side members) "rolling," but I think that's less likely.
Splices or not, going over/under, both top and bottom, seems to be more secure. I've woven many seats with sisal, jute, and cane and have yet to have a splice give way.
Nonetheless, this is a beautiful bench.
Thanks for weighing in Mark. Once the cord is looped over a nail, you can then rely on the shear strength of the nail. The nails are all hammered to depth and bent in place to offer more strength. As for the rolling issue, there is a lot of tension in either direction, but the joinery used in the construction of the bench is more than strong enough to counter this. Seems to me that going over/under would create double the tension both on the top and underneath the seat. It also doubles the amount of cord needed to complete the seat. Interesting thoughts! Thanks!
Traditionally it would have been a huge waste of something so precious as nails. Nails used to be individually handmade by blacksmiths, and was way more resource and time intensive than making another feet of cord, which probably still applies in many parts of the world where having to buy anything would defeat the gain in time. Personally I cringe at the idea of using nails, clamps or screws in furniture at all, but that's just me.
master well done, handwork is just super
So beautiful and so much work... I am afraid to sit on that bench! :-)
NICE JOB! YOU'RE AN ARTIST! A THOUSAND LIKES FOR YOU...
David... THANK YOU . Smile from Poland
Great filming! It would nevertheless be great if you could actually explain how to do it step by step. Also, please make a video on how to make the bench itself, it looks fantastic!!!
Muy buen trabajo, felicidades, quiero aprender esta tecnica para un proyecto en mi casa y este video me sirvio muchisimo, gracias por compartirlo.
The doggo is high af...🤣
big cat scratcher :-) awesome
Excellent job Buddy. Keep it up!
these are beautiful. I wish my parents would of kept the ones my great grandmother had left here after her passing. Instead they either threw them away cause of a loose thread. (which i offered to re-wrap) or cause someone said they looked cool and handed it off to them. Only to replace them with dollar store equivalent computer chairs and plastic ones. Cause as they said "their so much nicer". I wish i didn't have my medical issues so i could have my own place. I would love to make all the furniture for my home. So i could say i made all the chairs and tables and what not in my house.
Nice bench and beautiful pets!!! :) Greetings from Kazakhstan !!!!
Beautiful. I see a bench coming from my pile of reclaimed mahogany. Thanks for the insperation.
What kind of rope was used?
That detail of fixing the strands straight.. ooohhff so satisfying
love it. it's really beautiful
What an art!
Interesting to watch. Very informative and enjoyable. Going to try.
Thanks for sharing !
Nada más bello q unas manos creando arte...
Absolutely beautiful work!
Wow! This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I have subscribed to your channel!
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing this!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Beautiful job , I too restore many furniture:)
Beautiful!!!
It's so beautiful work!
I really enjoy this video,
Great Work👏👏👏
Hi, beautiful work. However, when you put video fast speed was hard to see how you weaved the laterals. I noticed you used the string double, but not sure if you attached underneath or how. Can you show the bench upside-down, sometimes this image is helpful. Also, what is the name of the material of the cord? thanks. Beautiful bench.
Nicely done
Beautiful.
Beautiful, really beautiful.
Beautiful handy work!
Wonderful your job
Very beautiful.
I would have liked to see how you got to the end as yougot the cord to tack it down.
fantastic
its so good,job well done
i want to do something like this for a headboard but nervous its trickier than it looks
Very nice job👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤👈
This weaving helps us good blood circulation to body and is very helpful for babies....
When I saw the dog and the cat I said to myself "something is wrong with this video" but when I saw that he use a claw hammer for the job I already knew I cant learn anything from such a person.
tridneven thanks for watching either way!
Amazing video 🤩
Very nice bro
Beautiful done! But my friend, you did not show how the work starts!!! Thanks for sharing!
He sure did
Wow....superb.... Loved ur video
SANDEEP THANUGULA thank you so much!
Wonderful to see.You very talented man you.Wish I knew where to purchase your work.I totally love these old school crafts.Beautiful Dog too.
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Awesome work it inspires me...big thanks from Brazil.
Lucia Gualdi. Thank you! That means a lot!
Beautifully done; wonderfully relaxing to watch...👏. Thank you!
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Thank you, really helpful video 🙏
In my favorites! Show!
The video is beautiful and the bench too, but it would really be perfect if you provided infos on the crucial steps involved in the whole operation...How to start, how to finish, the measurements for placing the nails, how much cord is needed and how to calculate it, how to change cord if it runs out during the process, etc...basically everything.
Beautiful work. I am trying to weave a metal shelf. So i needed some inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
I would like to see that.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing
Nice, Liked it!!
Awsome 👌👌👌❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Fantastic. Thanks.
I have an big old garden chairs the wood I restored want to do this where I live there is no one who can make it like this so I decide to to by myself when I have time.Thank you for your informative video how many mm jute rope did you use it and will it withstand 120 kg tall man thank you in advance for your answer.
Wow! Beautiful
Wow, is Beautiful, my father worked whith this tecnique.
nice job
I like your film very much! So peaceful and musical :-)
Gracias David!!
merci beaucoup 👍
Mil gracias
¡de nada!
AWWWWWWWWWWWWW BEAUTYFULL..........
Hi! I don’t speak English very well but I love your job!! It is amazing!!! I would like to know how do you make with the long side of the bank. Do you have any tutorial with step by step? Regards!
its art what you can make
Great Work
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