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what is the very best glue to use to glue neoprene rubber onto a aluminum plate or sheet and what is the technique you're supposed to use to get it to be a permanent Bond????
I have the same problem with upholstery. One of my students built a lovely rocking chair and I had some special Brogue fabric given to me by an old Upholsterer many years before. The fabric was kept for just the right project and this chair fitted the bill. As I was working with a number of students, this young fellow was sent, with the chair base, fabric and foam across the road to another skilled Upholsterer to see if he could finish the seat cushion for us. The student had been away for some time and the Upholsterer did more than just finish the job. He took time off from his work to instruct the student as he worked on his own cushion, personally overseeing his work. He returned, proud as punch with a quality result that did this treasured piece of fabric justice.
@@lottatroublemaker6130 Thanks for the correction, both terms ring a bell and it was a fabric. A rich gold and green with a raised pattern effect. I only have two Budgies, Timmy & Joey, one is blue, the other green. I often get them confused too. :)
@@ubetucan2747 That sounds perfectly like brocade! Like those beautiful drapes in a silky satin with a raised, shiny pattern on it. Or even wallpaper of the same, so elegant! I remember my grandparents having beautiful golden brocade drapes in their living room… 🤗 Your budgies sounds lovely, birds are so much fun❣️😊
As a seamstress, THANK YOU for saying in your video that you will have a seamstress do it, upholstery is more difficult to do than most people think and we make it look easy so people don't like coming to us for these services. Amazing job 🙌❤️
You are a creative, thoughtful and straight-to-the-heart kind of DAD! That was beautiful work. 🥰 it’s rare to see a dad that knows the decor taste of their children. Yours is grown and in the most challenging years of age. Kudos to you! 🥳👏👍😊
Comfy. Wow, that chair turned out AMAZING. Because you're redoing the cushions, I suggest going with a firmer foam. I have that foam on my daily foot rest and it has already started being permanently compressed after... Maybe a year? You could just make them removable and have replaceable cushions
Yah the upholstery trade refers to that foam as "high density" when it's actually anything but. It's scarcely dense enough to cut a bath sponge from. What you need is what they call "composite", the stuff that's thousands of little offcuts of stiffer foam all sort of melted together (I guess there must be a reason they don't make sheets of the stiffer stuff? 🤷♂)
I ‘fixed’ one dining chair and replaced the seat cushion. It came out ‘meh’, good enough. My buddy was getting custom cushions for his boat, sent the paper template for the dimensions and picked the foam thickness. They were beautiful and reasonably priced. I sent off a template for the other 9 chairs and they were perfect. After more than a decade a few of the cushions needed rehab. I visited the local fabric store, the owner was very impressed with the previous work, 3 different types of trimmed foam, a batting for the elements and waterproof stitching. I was directed to materials and given tips for even a nicer, indoor repair. These held up even longer, closer to 20 years. Even used daily, when the set was passed on, the newer cushions could almost pass for new. The fabric store is long gone replaced by condos, nothing local popped up to fill this niche. Local machine shops, hardwood dealers, chandleries, tanneries, and craftsman are fading away being replaced by lower end, disposable, online orders. Please support these local resources, pick their brains and pass on these skills and knowledge before everything is replaced by cheap, mass produced, plastic, disposable, knockoffs of once beautiful bespoke pieces. Do it for the kids.
I live in OKC! Thank you for the referral! Just FYI... You could have gone to Walmart on Christmas Eve and gotten a 3" thick memory foam mattress pad... 😉
Hello,I'm Gavin from Inverness in Scotland and fairly new to your channel and content and really like/enjoy your work,you have made lots of quality tables so it's hard to choose what is your best(really liked the StarWars,fiber optic coffee table)I'm a Star wars fan(who isnt)but that table was a bit of quality fun.Anyway,keep up the great work and I'll continue to watch.
Hey Jonny, I saw you're using a Bosch saw and it looks like the dust collection isn't working great... Check out Shop Nation's recent video!! He 3D designed and printed an upgraded dust collector that should work for your saw and is already compatible with your dust collector hose! I would definitely consider getting one if I were you! Hope this helps!
Oh man this makes me think of my dad, also a marine, also loves to see his daughters happy. The thundercats tee is on point too lol, he's wearing a darkwing duck one I found for him today. So happy to see such positive father daughter interaction, thank you
Comfy. Why would people not watch until the end? Lovely chair, lovely accents, lovely inlays. Your charm, personality and charisma are only exceeded by your good looks and modesty. Keep up the good work 🌞
Beautiful. What a lucky daughter, having a Dad that can make awesome furniture. Cushions can be challenging, for sure, but I think your daughter is very happy with everything. Great project.
Really nice build, my only criticism would be the projection of the legs, they looked like they stood out a little far and when sat on looked as thought they would get in the way.
Most underrated song to me is “I've Been Loving You Too Long” by Ottis Reading. It just seems like the only song people know by him is “Sitting on the dock of the bay”, which is a great song as well.
I really like the fabric you chose for the cushions but that thickness of foam really begs for a tailored cover. I also love that you designed the chair around the way she likes to sit. COMFY!
I am the same when it comes to cushions. any bench or chair I make I take the cushion plate to an automotive upholstery shop and let them to the foam and fabric. that way I dont have to worry about sourcing fabric and if a client wants extra chairs or needs repairs a year later I can go to the same shop and know they can source the same fabric.
Beautiful job Jonny! Because she is still young, have you ever thought about building her a hope chest? Something she can use to put knick knacks and dishes and blankets and other different things in that she can later on take to her first home or apartment. I can't build, but I am looking for one for my granddaughter. She's 14 and I want to get her started out now.
That chair turned out pretty sweet and goes well with the bed. Looks comfy too. I can see what you don't like about the cushions, but don't think they look all that bad, personally. As for underrated songs, I would pick one from Bruce Springsteen for the troll factor here, but instead I'll go with Mohammed's Radio by Warrren Zevon (see also his Carmelita for a similar vibe, which was actually written by Kris Kristofferson). Thanks for sharing!
Comfy, that chair looks really nice, it brings everything together in that bedroom!! Making cushions is very VERY easy, just need to learn how to remove the excess fabric from the folds and you'll get there in no time!! My most underrated song is "In the Ghetto" by Elvis, even when it made it to #1 for a brief time, I feel it doesn't get all the recognition it should. It carries a hugely powerful message that is still valid some 50 years later.
Beautiful wood. I guess I am a little odd in that I am a retired nurse anesthetist who loves to knit but I have always been fascinated with building complicated furniture and wood turnings. Love your videos. How long have you been on You tube?
Yeah, I agree with you, I also hate the upholstery finish 😂. Love the color though. Definitely not your forte, but I know you've fixed that by now and they'll be complimenting your gorgeous woodwork. A beautiful gift from dad.
LOL.... to this day I still do the 'Safety Squint' when watching welding on TH-cam. Once you get a welding burn, you never forget. We Built this City is an awesome song. XD
Comfy. Another excellent build! Your talent is huge Jonny ... Don't stress the upholstery too much - it's a matter of practice. Baby girl Chloe is a very lucky young lady.
Comfy! I just discovered your channel today. I am in awe of your skills! That chair would've whipped me from the start. Great work on both pieces. And perfect entertainment on this closed-in, stormy Thursday morning.
Comfy! I enjoyed the video and the workmanship is fabulous! If I could make one tiny critique, for me the base looks just too oversize for the seating part of the chair and maybe overwhelms it a bit, especially in that setting. But that's just a personal perspective and shouldn't dilute what it is an incredibly well executed project and fun video. And the 'customer' was well pleased!! :)
Omg, the walnut doesn't fall to far from the walnut tree and I don't like walnut trees they seem shady! Are too funny man! What a beautiful chair. Love your workmanship, as always top notch. Most importantly from daddy made with much love and admiration. You be one hell of a daddy!
Chair looks awesome! You're an awesome dad too. Thank you for leaving in the left arm blunder. So many people on here aspire for perfection in both process and product. It's nice to see that even pros can have brain-farts and the product still turns out well. Underrated song? Gerry Rafferty, Get it Right Next Time 😉
woof woof well done on the chair and she didn't even notice the upholstery. Just redo the upholstery with the same fabric. She will love it even more and she can change it whenever she wants which is great I may have to look at making one for myself.
almost a year after this was posted... i'm always amazed at a) what you "see" in your design mind, and b) the meticulous attention to detail. Many (MANY) years ago, I built a coffee table for the TV room so my and my (then) wife could eat while we watched TV. It was two 3'-4x12's with some 2x8's nailed across them on top with dark stain. weighed about 200 pounds. took ten minutes to build. You need framing, concrete, plumbing, electrical, roofing? I'm your guy. Fine furniture like this? call Johnny!
Comfy!! Nice chair! I wish I had such a well stocked shop. Covering seat cushions is easy if you know how it's done. Some quality time on TH-cam will show you all you need to know. My wife figured it out in an afternoon, and did 7 dinning room chairs in a day. Including removal, cleaning the nasty seats under the cushions, cutting and shaping new cushioning for the seat. Ours do not have backs. I would have put casters on the legs, and from experience I have found five legs on a chair is much more stable.
Mmm Mmm Mmm Comfy. You have me wanting to build myself a chair for this old bad back. I used to have a sailboat once and made the bench cushions the exact same way. material on wood with stapled down vinyl covering. I was quite proud of them. :)
I'm so glad I have a great upholsterer, it's one thing I''ve never been able to get right and now, I know when to outsource! Great builds though, super cool. The chair might have benefitted from some casters on the bottom.
Comfy Absolutely beautiful combo furniture. Really dig that chair! Gerry Rafferty - Right Down the Line is my feel good, one too many drinks, blasting it at 150%, make my neighbors 2km away file a noise complaint song... uncertain how obscure or underrated that one is though...
Very nice project. I like the ensemble you made for this bedroom. Your shop is nicer than mine. Can I come for two weeks and practice watching you work in a live settings? Oh, and your humor is top notch. Just like me, my family never know what to expect.
It’s funny that someone who has a cnc considers using a router and bandsaw to make bowties “doing it by hand”. But in any case it looks like a comfy chair.
Comfy! and I love the 2 different wood species. My other half did wood turning and was always mixing wood for design and style! I think the cushions should be firmer but the rounded pleats have a more girl vibe to them. I hope you discuss with the upholsterer about not making it too boxy and formal.
Comfy. I just found this channel by accident. I loved this project and your obvious enjoyment of doing this job I had to subscribe. Thanks for a great video.
This may be a bit late but ... for the cushions you should consider different layers of foam, ie: a laminate of differing densities. Starting with a thickish and firm base layer - to keep the structure, then a less firm layer in the middle for comfort and then a soft thinner layer on top - one of those foams with a profile like the inside of an egg box - for breathability and comfort.
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I dont know this song
Yeah, I've never heard of this song either. 😳🙄
What song is it? I did also try and ask Alexa but she said ask Johnny
what is the very best glue to use to glue neoprene rubber onto a aluminum plate or sheet and what is the technique you're supposed to use to get it to be a permanent Bond????
I have the same problem with upholstery. One of my students built a lovely rocking chair and I had some special Brogue fabric given to me by an old Upholsterer many years before. The fabric was kept for just the right project and this chair fitted the bill. As I was working with a number of students, this young fellow was sent, with the chair base, fabric and foam across the road to another skilled Upholsterer to see if he could finish the seat cushion for us. The student had been away for some time and the Upholsterer did more than just finish the job. He took time off from his work to instruct the student as he worked on his own cushion, personally overseeing his work. He returned, proud as punch with a quality result that did this treasured piece of fabric justice.
That upholsterer was a teacher in a past life.
That's how you teach!
Didn’t you mean “brocade” fabric? Brogue is a leather, I believe… 🤔🤗 PS! Lovely story! 💓
@@lottatroublemaker6130 Thanks for the correction, both terms ring a bell and it was a fabric. A rich gold and green with a raised pattern effect. I only have two Budgies, Timmy & Joey, one is blue, the other green. I often get them confused too. :)
@@ubetucan2747 That sounds perfectly like brocade! Like those beautiful drapes in a silky satin with a raised, shiny pattern on it. Or even wallpaper of the same, so elegant! I remember my grandparents having beautiful golden brocade drapes in their living room… 🤗 Your budgies sounds lovely, birds are so much fun❣️😊
That's cool
As a seamstress, THANK YOU for saying in your video that you will have a seamstress do it, upholstery is more difficult to do than most people think and we make it look easy so people don't like coming to us for these services. Amazing job 🙌❤️
You are a creative, thoughtful and straight-to-the-heart kind of DAD! That was beautiful work. 🥰 it’s rare to see a dad that knows the decor taste of their children. Yours is grown and in the most challenging years of age. Kudos to you! 🥳👏👍😊
Great gift. I love that your daughter was genuinely happy and grateful with your gift. I have always thought that best gifts are made, not bought.
I don't know. You can only get happy over getting macaroni necklaces for so long haha :P
Great job, dad! You paid attention to what your daughter likes and built her something she loves.
Bravo Zulu, good sir!
Navy or Marine?
As my wife's granny used to say, " good as some, better than most ". Seriously, excellent job JB.
She walked right by the bench she wanted, straight to the chair she said she didn’t want!😅
Comfy. Wow, that chair turned out AMAZING. Because you're redoing the cushions, I suggest going with a firmer foam. I have that foam on my daily foot rest and it has already started being permanently compressed after... Maybe a year? You could just make them removable and have replaceable cushions
I defonitely agree about planning the cushions to be replaceable. There's no way even the best foam is going to last as long as the woodworking will.
Yah the upholstery trade refers to that foam as "high density" when it's actually anything but. It's scarcely dense enough to cut a bath sponge from. What you need is what they call "composite", the stuff that's thousands of little offcuts of stiffer foam all sort of melted together (I guess there must be a reason they don't make sheets of the stiffer stuff? 🤷♂)
I ‘fixed’ one dining chair and replaced the seat cushion. It came out ‘meh’, good enough. My buddy was getting custom cushions for his boat, sent the paper template for the dimensions and picked the foam thickness. They were beautiful and reasonably priced. I sent off a template for the other 9 chairs and they were perfect. After more than a decade a few of the cushions needed rehab. I visited the local fabric store, the owner was very impressed with the previous work, 3 different types of trimmed foam, a batting for the elements and waterproof stitching. I was directed to materials and given tips for even a nicer, indoor repair. These held up even longer, closer to 20 years. Even used daily, when the set was passed on, the newer cushions could almost pass for new.
The fabric store is long gone replaced by condos, nothing local popped up to fill this niche. Local machine shops, hardwood dealers, chandleries, tanneries, and craftsman are fading away being replaced by lower end, disposable, online orders. Please support these local resources, pick their brains and pass on these skills and knowledge before everything is replaced by cheap, mass produced, plastic, disposable, knockoffs of once beautiful bespoke pieces. Do it for the kids.
Also it is nice to give the foam a layer of wadding on top (spray glue it down). It gives the cushion a much more finished, high quality, look! 🤗
I love your daughter’s comments. Glad you made an awesome chair!
The chair looks AMAZING. Can I ask as to why you didn't put casters on the bottom for easy movement?
I live in OKC! Thank you for the referral! Just FYI... You could have gone to Walmart on Christmas Eve and gotten a 3" thick memory foam mattress pad... 😉
Comfy! Both the chair and the bench look great!!! Don't fret the cushions bc they're the easiest thing to change/replace.
Hello,I'm Gavin from Inverness in Scotland and fairly new to your channel and content and really like/enjoy your work,you have made lots of quality tables so it's hard to choose what is your best(really liked the StarWars,fiber optic coffee table)I'm a Star wars fan(who isnt)but that table was a bit of quality fun.Anyway,keep up the great work and I'll continue to watch.
Watching you, is like watching my dad, all over again! He passed away in 2016, but I used to sit out in his woodworking area with him, talking to him
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“COMFY” You’re a lucky girl to have such a loving and talented dad.
Hey Jonny, I saw you're using a Bosch saw and it looks like the dust collection isn't working great... Check out Shop Nation's recent video!! He 3D designed and printed an upgraded dust collector that should work for your saw and is already compatible with your dust collector hose! I would definitely consider getting one if I were you! Hope this helps!
Oh man this makes me think of my dad, also a marine, also loves to see his daughters happy. The thundercats tee is on point too lol, he's wearing a darkwing duck one I found for him today. So happy to see such positive father daughter interaction, thank you
Comfy. Why would people not watch until the end? Lovely chair, lovely accents, lovely inlays. Your charm, personality and charisma are only exceeded by your good looks and modesty. Keep up the good work 🌞
Beautiful. What a lucky daughter, having a Dad that can make awesome furniture. Cushions can be challenging, for sure, but I think your daughter is very happy with everything. Great project.
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Really nice build, my only criticism would be the projection of the legs, they looked like they stood out a little far and when sat on looked as thought they would get in the way.
Most underrated song to me is “I've Been Loving You Too Long” by Ottis Reading. It just seems like the only song people know by him is “Sitting on the dock of the bay”, which is a great song as well.
I love Otis!
Another one that was gone way too soon 😞
I really like the fabric you chose for the cushions but that thickness of foam really begs for a tailored cover. I also love that you designed the chair around the way she likes to sit. COMFY!
Wish I had a dad like you. You are a rockstar in woodwork and creativity! Underrated song: "Summer in the City" by Lovin Spoonful Comfy
Comfy, indeed. The real story here is of the relationship between you and your daughter. What a wonderful gift for the Holidays.
Amazing work, Jonny! Both look fantastic! 😃
Really well done!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
And happy new year!
You designed the chair to work with how she likes to sit? Dad of the Year Award🏆🏆
Awww this turned out so nice! Professional tufting is going to make a huge difference, if you can pull it away from Chloe now hahaha
I am the same when it comes to cushions. any bench or chair I make I take the cushion plate to an automotive upholstery shop and let them to the foam and fabric. that way I dont have to worry about sourcing fabric and if a client wants extra chairs or needs repairs a year later I can go to the same shop and know they can source the same fabric.
Comfy… yeah the cushions were shocking but the chair and bench were exceptional.
Beautiful job Jonny! Because she is still young, have you ever thought about building her a hope chest? Something she can use to put knick knacks and dishes and blankets and other different things in that she can later on take to her first home or apartment. I can't build, but I am looking for one for my granddaughter. She's 14 and I want to get her started out now.
That chair turned out pretty sweet and goes well with the bed. Looks comfy too. I can see what you don't like about the cushions, but don't think they look all that bad, personally. As for underrated songs, I would pick one from Bruce Springsteen for the troll factor here, but instead I'll go with Mohammed's Radio by Warrren Zevon (see also his Carmelita for a similar vibe, which was actually written by Kris Kristofferson). Thanks for sharing!
COMFY..Great work DAD..Love the comedy too..BEAUTIFUL work SIR..She will love even when she moves out and gets her own place, im sure..
"I want you" by Marvin Gaye
Your work is unique Jonny. I love the inlays you do on a lot of your projects. COMFY.
Comfy, that chair looks really nice, it brings everything together in that bedroom!!
Making cushions is very VERY easy, just need to learn how to remove the excess fabric from the folds and you'll get there in no time!!
My most underrated song is "In the Ghetto" by Elvis, even when it made it to #1 for a brief time, I feel it doesn't get all the recognition it should. It carries a hugely powerful message that is still valid some 50 years later.
You did a beautiful job!!! What a sweet Dad!!! 🌼 Really nice!!!
Great project overall... Love the chair... I thought it could use some casters to make moving it a bit easier...
Gorgeous work all around! Thanks for sharing.
Those cushions look comfy 😎
You definitely have a gift and a love for your daughter,nicely done 😊
electric knife cuts the foam much easier. Looks comfy Love the wood working.
Chest’er is another channel I enjoy watching and his tufts are awesome! I love watching him upholster!
They were both great!!! Lovely Day! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Beautiful wood. I guess I am a little odd in that I am a retired nurse anesthetist who loves to knit but I have always been fascinated with building complicated furniture and wood turnings. Love your videos. How long have you been on You tube?
Yeah, I agree with you, I also hate the upholstery finish 😂. Love the color though. Definitely not your forte, but I know you've fixed that by now and they'll be complimenting your gorgeous woodwork. A beautiful gift from dad.
LOL.... to this day I still do the 'Safety Squint' when watching welding on TH-cam. Once you get a welding burn, you never forget. We Built this City is an awesome song. XD
On rock and roooooolllllll!
Comfy.
Another excellent build!
Your talent is huge Jonny ...
Don't stress the upholstery too much - it's a matter of practice.
Baby girl Chloe is a very lucky young lady.
Comfy! I just discovered your channel today. I am in awe of your skills! That chair would've whipped me from the start. Great work on both pieces. And perfect entertainment on this closed-in, stormy Thursday morning.
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Comfy! I enjoyed the video and the workmanship is fabulous! If I could make one tiny critique, for me the base looks just too oversize for the seating part of the chair and maybe overwhelms it a bit, especially in that setting. But that's just a personal perspective and shouldn't dilute what it is an incredibly well executed project and fun video. And the 'customer' was well pleased!! :)
I was thinking the same thing about the base, it’s too wide and to high in my opinion. Everything else is awesome.
WAY, WAY AWESOME DAD! GOD BLESS YOU.
Omg, the walnut doesn't fall to far from the walnut tree and I don't like walnut trees they seem shady! Are too funny man! What a beautiful chair. Love your workmanship, as always top notch. Most importantly from daddy made with much love and admiration. You be one hell of a daddy!
COMFY !
Fascinating to watch the process...thank you !
Comfy! That chair looks lovely. I'm sure she'll treasure it for years
Comfy. Great skills Dad. She will treasure those pieces (and you) forever.
Thank U Jonny B. for showing me new ideals on wood projects. I enjoy UR videos.
Chair looks awesome! You're an awesome dad too.
Thank you for leaving in the left arm blunder. So many people on here aspire for perfection in both process and product. It's nice to see that even pros can have brain-farts and the product still turns out well.
Underrated song? Gerry Rafferty, Get it Right Next Time 😉
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woof woof well done on the chair and she didn't even notice the upholstery. Just redo the upholstery with the same fabric. She will love it even more and she can change it whenever she wants which is great I may have to look at making one for myself.
almost a year after this was posted... i'm always amazed at a) what you "see" in your design mind, and b) the meticulous attention to detail. Many (MANY) years ago, I built a coffee table for the TV room so my and my (then) wife could eat while we watched TV. It was two 3'-4x12's with some 2x8's nailed across them on top with dark stain. weighed about 200 pounds. took ten minutes to build. You need framing, concrete, plumbing, electrical, roofing? I'm your guy. Fine furniture like this? call Johnny!
I love all the detail work ! Beautiful design and true craftmanship !
Comfy! I agree with you on the cushions... need some work, but over all both projects turned out great.
Marion Black - Who Knows
Absolutely fantastic one hit wonder song from -72 I think.
Cheers mate. 😁👍
Love The Bed and Desk , Bench, Chair😍😍😍😍😍
Comfy chair...great bench. You're a good dad and a great Santa!
I’d say , “Ain't No Mountain High Enough”
Song by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell
And comfy
That looks so freaking COMFY ❤….wish I had a awesome dad like you to build epic furniture for me.
Comfy!! Nice chair! I wish I had such a well stocked shop. Covering seat cushions is easy if you know how it's done. Some quality time on TH-cam will show you all you need to know. My wife figured it out in an afternoon, and did 7 dinning room chairs in a day. Including removal, cleaning the nasty seats under the cushions, cutting and shaping new cushioning for the seat. Ours do not have backs. I would have put casters on the legs, and from experience I have found five legs on a chair is much more stable.
thanks dad!!!! i loved BOOTTHHH of my christmas gifts ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mmm Mmm Mmm Comfy. You have me wanting to build myself a chair for this old bad back. I used to have a sailboat once and made the bench cushions the exact same way. material on wood with stapled down vinyl covering. I was quite proud of them. :)
Vanilla Fudge - You keep me hangin on
completely forgotten gem of a song
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You can create a seam on the cushion corners or use a bone folder to help crease the corner flat.
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Chefs knives especially the serrated bread knife (assuming they are sharp) are good for cutting thick foam.
That looks really comfy
You did an outstanding job
Great build..wonderful craftsmanship
Comfy!! I love this chair!! Great design!!
Lovely Day is one of my favorite songs ever.
My pick is Boys of Summer ~ Don Henley
Beautiful work! "Comfy" too.
Comfy !!! 😊😊 ur work is awesome, ur daughter is so lucky ❤💕
That's a pretty comfy looking chair. Nicely done!!
Comfy!!! Love it. Looks great…outside of the cushions of course.
I'm so glad I have a great upholsterer, it's one thing I''ve never been able to get right and now, I know when to outsource! Great builds though, super cool. The chair might have benefitted from some casters on the bottom.
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Absolutely beautiful combo furniture. Really dig that chair!
Gerry Rafferty - Right Down the Line is my feel good, one too many drinks, blasting it at 150%, make my neighbors 2km away file a noise complaint song... uncertain how obscure or underrated that one is though...
Comfy! Great projects, you are so talented!
14:18 cutting the guide rail down to size aswell :D
Beautiful chair!! Awesome job dude!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yellowstone inspired bench legs!! Love it!!
Comfy. Nice chair. Very creative. Like how you can design this from scratch
Very nice project. I like the ensemble you made for this bedroom. Your shop is nicer than mine. Can I come for two weeks and practice watching you work in a live settings? Oh, and your humor is top notch. Just like me, my family never know what to expect.
It’s funny that someone who has a cnc considers using a router and bandsaw to make bowties “doing it by hand”. But in any case it looks like a comfy chair.
Comfy, always amazed when I watch your work.
Hi Jonny, I think you are a wonderful daddy. That chair is fab u lous. No wonder your daughter loves it.
Comfy! The your mom jokes really got me 😂
I have daughters. The struggle is real. Loved the builds. Thanks.
Comfy! and I love the 2 different wood species. My other half did wood turning and was always mixing wood for design and style! I think the cushions should be firmer but the rounded pleats have a more girl vibe to them. I hope you discuss with the upholsterer about not making it too boxy and formal.
Love the new energy in this video!
Most underrated song: "The Promise" by Tracy Chapman!
Comfy......dope build....sux about the cushions....but them dovetails bro on point.
Comfy! Absolutely beautiful!!!
Comfy. I just found this channel by accident. I loved this project and your obvious enjoyment of doing this job I had to subscribe. Thanks for a great video.
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This may be a bit late but ... for the cushions you should consider different layers of foam, ie: a laminate of differing densities. Starting with a thickish and firm base layer - to keep the structure, then a less firm layer in the middle for comfort and then a soft thinner layer on top - one of those foams with a profile like the inside of an egg box - for breathability and comfort.
Great video! What are you using as your sanding/glue mat?