Very BROKEN cabinet rebuild!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2022
- When I got this cabinet, almost everything wanted to fall apart. In this video you will see, how I fix this Art Noveau cabinet.
This piece was made around 1910-1930 period, in Estonia. It doesn´t have fancy details. Only the glass section hints, that this was made in Art Noveau period. Originally they had only clear coat, but my client wanted darker version, so I had to stain it. Some versions of this cabinet had Art Noveau style carvings on the doors.
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I love that you don't feel the need to narrate the videos like everyone else these days... you let the work speak for itself. I could watch your beautiful work all day long!
I don't know if this kind of craftsmanship is trivial where you all live. But my sense is that this is something rare these days. It's so great people like you still exists and we can watch you pouring your incredible skill on our screens.
Most important thing is, you are the most silent, less talkative, accurate and meticulous creative technician and carpenter. You have a Serene and Pristine Edge to your work and finesse...
I love the quiet ones too. Just soothing music. Great job though.
Yes! I can’t watch the ones where the person talks all the way through.
@@TeamCat1128 - talking - as such and where appropriate, well not much wrong with it. but most often than is also this - garish - music and indeed, the restorer, quacks and quacks and quacks...
Подписываюсь под каждой буквой! Ммм молчаливый!!! Класс!
I don't know what makes me more happy on this channel: your incredible skills with wood, your extensive knowledge of different materials, your detailed attention, your care and good taste, this pleasant soundtrack or watching your amazing work. Thank you for sharing these videos with us. Success for you!🌹👏🌹
I couldn’t possibly say it better. Keep it up, both of you!
So many compliments, thank you Monica ;)
I love you
Amazing work!
Wow.... each piece more beautiful than the last! Good job... such talent. Thx for sharing!
Anyone else would have given up on this 100 year old cabinet. You rebuilt it, and it is ready for another 100 years. Absolutely beautiful. You look so intent when working on a project. LOL Concentration, attention to detail, patience, and pure skill. Do you think your kind of skill is dying out?
In Estonia it is very popular to learm furniture restoration, 3 schools are teaching it.
@@ATRestoration It is so nice to know that the woodworking skills are still going on somewhere in this world. Maybe you would make a good teacher eh? Thanks for responding
Only a real artist like you, could bring to life, such a damaged piece. It's a joy to see you work and give back the glory to so many pieces.
I'm truly speechless at the artistry and capability. The way you created the piece for the lock, the finesse was simply awe inspiring.
The work you put into that one little handle was amazing in itself. I certainly hope that you get paid well for what you are doing and are appreciated for your talent.
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Incredible. The time and effort that went into the handle was insane. By far the greatest furniture restorer on TH-cam 👍
Not many people would tackle a job like this, but you do it so well. I really love watching you breathe life back into these neglected gems. Thank you for what you do and thanks for sharing it with us.
Some don't have the tools. Sometimes that makes a world of difference.
Of all your superpowers, the one I admire most is your amazing ability to match stain colors across old and new wood. It's seamless. I can't imagine how much time and experience went in to getting that good at it.
I think finishing ia the hardest part of the restoration. You cant be never 100% sure that it will look ok.
Superpower!!!! That’s the word I was looking for to describe him!!!
@@ATRestoration I am enjoying every task you do. Thank you
Such impressive workmanship, skill, attention to detail and a determination to preserve the 'old' rather than throw it away and get new.... I love your whole philosophy. Your passion and intention is wonderful. Many Blessings from Australia 👌👋
Brother, it's a fact: God gave you not only incredibly skilled hands, but a deep passion for what you do. Most would have consigned that cabinet to the firewood pile. It is a true pleasure watching you ply your trade my friend. Thank you again for sharing your videos with us. God bless. Rev. D.
It makes my heart sing to see you restore these old furniture items. Thank you for appreciating and looking after them and giving them many more years. 💖
Какой же Вы молодец!
До сих пор не пойму, что же заставляет меня наблюдать за Вашей работой! Завораживает!
У нас дома тоже почти вся мебель была сделана руками отца...
OMG!! Is there ever a piece you don't repair because it would have to be completely rebuilt? You are an amazing craftsman. I just found you and watch you repair and give beauty back to the 1930-1940 nightstand.My favorite part of that video was watching you expertly chisel the new detail. I was in awe. Thank you for sharing your work. It is quite enjoyable.
There needs to be more people in the world like you. Your craftsmanship is truly incredible.
Ele trabalha ótimamente tem o dom
Nice work, the cabinet can live again for 100 years instead of being firewood.
Люблю мастеров с золотыми руками и ясной головой. Для меня каждое новое видео этого канала - праздник души! Жаль, что редко, но работа сложная, требует много времени и сил. Спасибо!!! ❤️👑🌹👍
Станков у мастера на несколько сот тысяч евро я думаю. Сколько должна стоить работа, чтобы оборудовать такую мастерскую? Если это только не хобби богатого человека.
@@yurborisovichpinhasik8039 незнаю насчет мастера этого ролика.Но мой муж специалист в другой области.Приходится ему брать кредиты в банке что бы купить нужное оборудование,что бы не отпустить клиента и сделать работу качественно .
I actually had tears in my eyes after seeing the true beauty you brought out of her. You do magnificent work. You even made the handle too. Never get enough of watching you.
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Loved this old cabinet and the care you showed to it. Most people would have thrown it out because of the woodworm alone. But it looks beautiful now and ready for a nice long second life🐝❤️🤗
Undetectable repairs and perfectly matched! Your talent is so remarkable, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Every video brings much joy!
Really! Now 'outed' as a tool and die maker. Your skill level across the board has me hooked on these videos of yours. Keep the quiet 'watch as I do this' format. Your narration is spot on and It keeps the viewer glued (maybe literally!) Master Craftsman and redeemer of furniture. The wannabe's couldn't touch these pieces. After binge watching several, this is the comprehensive video on rebuilt from the floor up and it still looks like an antique. Wow.
Smiles. Not me. This beauty of a cabinet. I heard it weeping. But once you started in on it the despair turned to joy. She felt the greatest relief when she knew you were there to help. Hubby said it wasn’t worth the effort. I said just wait. Now he agrees. Such a beautiful cabinet now. And all because you knew her potential. Thank you for sharing this with us. Awesomeness.
Проделан колоссальный, титанический труд. Вы произвели на свет новый шкаф, браво!
Great to see restoration like this. There are others who modernize pieces like this, but personally I prefer a sympathetic restoration that connects to the history of the piece. Always fantastic to watch a master craftsman at work. Thank you so much for sharing your work.
Love to see a wood craftsman doing some metalwork. Brava! ❤
WOW that is beautiful!!! You took a broken down piece of furniture and made it reusable. You honestly can't even tell that one of the handles were broke or that it was completely falling apart before you started. I like that you are so knowledgeable on the pieces that you work on. Beautiful work. You have a great day
Once again, a true master who loves his craft returns furniture for future use. Thank you for making my Saturday complete! Stay well, cheers Michael🇨🇦
Какая сложная конструкция соединений! Похоже на головоломку :)
Работа по дереву, работа по гвоздю))) - всё на высшем уровне!
wow, Mr! your re-creation of that latch was amazing! also the filming was so good I kept thinking I needed to put my goggles on to keep the metal fragments out of my eyes. thank you for caring TO restore the cabinet AND thanks for inviting us into your workshop!
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This guy is precise, a perfectionist, knowledgeable, and has every wood working too on earth! I love watching his videos. He is a master
Craftsman.
Only a person who loves their craft would take on this project. Your skills are phenomenal. Patience .. even more so. Love your work ❤️
Чудесное превращение. Дрова превращаются... Превращаются дрова...
В прекрасный комодик. Ждём ещё чудес на канале.😀
Сколько красивой старинной мебели было выброшено , а попади она в руки мастеру, могла бы вторую жизнь начать.
I bet you sometimes just say to yourself: “I should just make a new cabinet. It would be easier than repair this one!” I love your work
0% words. 107% success. This video is a pure essence, a joy and experience to watch. Like other videos on this channel.
I’ve never seen a cabinet in such bad shape before! Only a great craftsman could have restored this. I enjoy these so much and look forward to seeing each one.
What a beautiful cabinet. Such a masterful restoration. Wow, you needed to rebuild so much, yet it still looks unified and original. Thanks for sharing this.
From Poland. I can't stop watching you. You make my life interesting again. Thank you!
You must get such pleasure seeing new life back into old pieces. You are just the person to do so. Superb carpenter ❤
Even watching the deconstruction is delicious! And when you put it back together, you are a 1st Class cabinet maker. You also shine at reproducing cabinet hardware. Wonderful, just wonderful!
Не буду оригинальной, сказав, что работа отличная!!!! И мне всегда в ваших реставрациях нравится конечный цвет изделия! Здоровья вам!!!
I watched this a year ago and I watched it again now and I know I will watch it again in the future. this man's videos are timeless.
GENIUS with the "old nail." You gave it a proud, new life. If I didn't know, I wouldn't know. Thanks for the vid.
Great work! You are the restoration man! I wish I had half your talent. (And some of your tools!! lol). Appreciate your videos and the style in which you execute them. This cabinet is awesome, great tricks with the handle, very clever! Thank you!
Amazing save of a vintage cabinet. Loved your approach and techniques to the save! Most would have called it firewood. Very interesting joinery and assembly! Not typical anymore and difficult to do well. Thanks very much for sharing your passion and techniques with us!
A true restoration genius, the only thing better than having such a beautiful piece of furniture is saving a piece of History 🤗💕
Fashioning a drawer handle from a nail was genius enough, but then brass plating it with heat a a brass wire brush. My gob is well and truly smacked, thank you so much!
That is incredible craftsmanship! I love watching your videos they are fascinating. I've watched you fabricate so many things, missing carvings, and now metal drawer pulls, just amazing skills!
Another fantastic furniture renovation Ahti! Highlights for me: Clampomania! and how you used the metal brush to plate brass onto the door handle. Another thing I always admired is your patience with using shellac to achieve such a beautiful finish on your pieces; you are a Shellac Whisperer!
OMG, the way you fixed the missing handle??? Genius!
I love watching your “silent movies”. This one is especially interesting for the way you made the new drawer pulls. A small detail that makes so much difference. So much knowledge and talent.
I would have had no idea what to do with a piece like this- I love the style but don't have the skill or tools to revive it the way you did! Nice work and thanks for saving this little slice of history.
This is amazing!! I think its more of a "resuscitation" than a restoration!! You did an excellent job like always!!
Bye from Italy ✌️😁
I want to hug this cabinet so much. It reminds me of my great grandmother and the one she had in the back room. So beautiful seeing this restored.
All your work is fantastic. Your ability to stain the old and new wood and have it look as if there is no difference is incredible
Great job! You have taken what was junk and turned it into something anybody would be pleased to have in their home. Thanks for sharing your ideas and obvious skills with us. Best wishes. :)
That cabinet goes together like a puzzle. Very impressive how you took it apart and rebuilt it. My favorite so far! 😁
Your channel gives a great opportunity to see how furniture was designed before particle board and screws took over. Thank you!
I cannot believe that you replicated the handle! Loved the green glass and the overall restoration. I think you may be one of the best restorer in the world. Great job again! 😊
Wow! Absolutely beautiful! The attention to detail when restoring the broken handle was unbelievable! Always look forward to your videos.
So happy to see another video! They always relax me and make me feel happy to see such old abandoned pieces receive so much care and attention. Thank you!
I picked up two great insights which have been sitting right in front of me all these years…1) the way you matched the dovetail and 2) the plating technique using the brush. Outstanding. Thank you! - Phil
I don't know what it is about those tiny panes of green glass but they give it that extra touch of class. Much better than modern house decor.
I was amazed at how you were able to repair that drawer pull! Love the green glass. Beautiful restoration
Such a gorgeous and authentic restoration. A very fine treasure to have restored back for practical use. Great use and explanation of your techniques. I'm envious of your wide assortment of tools.
Amazing. When people talk of making good things out of firewood, they mean better than what you started with, and half as good as what you finished with. Awesome work.
You are definitely the undisputed King of Clamps!
Wow. I'm speechless. You are by far the best wood working guy on TH-cam. Any script kiddy woodworker can sit down, and follow some plans. Not many can take an old broken down piece of furniture and make it better than new. Outstanding!!!!!!
Beautiful job! You should make patterns off furniture like that! It was beautifully made originally, and you did an outstanding job with the restoration!
Such lovely work. A real carpenter and craftsman. It is so evident you know your material, tools & equipment and you know how to improvise to achieve results to look as original as possible and made to last. You are a rare find and I'm sure those blessed to have found you, know it too. Us out. here in internet world can only long and dream. But Thank You for sharing your beautiful work with us.
Your propensity for perfection and excellence never fails. Beautiful job. Stay well.
To see craftsmanship at this level is amazing, to build, repair, restore is really awesome 👏🏼 well done 👍
Very impressive work 👍 I can see many many hours spend on this project. Turned out absolutely stunning. Great job
Amazing craftsmanship! A guy can never have enough clamps.
Outstanding learning video for me... 24 minutes of me shaking my head wondering why I never thought of some of the things you think to do to save these furniture pieces. The new handle idea would NEVER have occurred to me and even if it had, I would not have started with a nail for sure!!! Keeping true to the methods of jointing in the days of old is another place your skills excel.
Looking for ward to the next video. I have retired and moved to the Philippines and here we have a plague of issues with tiny beetles that eat wood as the European worms do. Looks about the same, but they are everywhere and eat almost every species of wood. I fight them here on my mahogany desk top by splitting tiny spears of bamboo driving them into the holes, normally 5 to 8 mm deep and trimming them flush, and covering the white wood with a stain or dye. They die from lack of air and stop. The only way I have found that works for these beetles. Well under 1mm in diameter, but if left, they will drill dozens or even hundreds of holes. Kill them in place without chemicals is my idea...
I am always impressed how you can take it apart and put it back together! Great detail and time period knowledge!
Как же я хочу тоже так научиться! Просто супер медитация...Результат-просто заглядение 👍🏻
Your videos bring me a lot of joy..from beginning to end…your restoration is absolutely wonderful every time.
Extraordinary job yet again.
You are a genius. Making the hardware pull from an old mail was unbelievable!
Quite apart from the enjoyment of seeing a piece of junk transformed into a useful and attractive item of furniture, I really appreciate you sharing your craft and experience with us, especially the little "hacks" such as 1:58 and 5:02 Thanks!
Hard (impossible?) to tell new wood from old. And that broken handle repair - including the brass plating - was amazing. I assume the insects were long gone before you got the cabinet. Or did you have it fumigated? I’m doing some work on termite damaged exterior cladding and all I can do is cut off and replace any ground contact pieces and soak the rest in multiple coats of an insecticide treatment - and hope for the best. Thanks for the video.
@Robert Bamford try using “Bifenthrin” it’s strong enough to do the job on the termites, and mild enough to use on dogs, cows, horses, etc
Always follow instructions for mix rates and application techniques.
@@DBKING04020 Thanks.
So Beautiful. Nice attention to detail.
"Ok, my work is done here"
Nearly spit out my tea hahaha. Nice work!!
Молодец. Я всегда восхищаюсь вашей работой.
Hi. Andy here. I follow you for months and see everything you do with those pieces and I have ONLY one thing to tell you … I love you with all my heart. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Andy!
From a pile of garbage to a fine piece of furniture. Excellent work sir.
Looks better than any new cabinets, it feels good that you always respect the exact time of the furnitures and your empathy when ever they are built. 🙏 For teaching us!
Very beautiful restoration, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family.
Even before you restored this piece, Id taken it over anything built today. Thank you for sharing your work and thank you for restoring history.
Who would have thought that an old nail could become the drawer handle, is that thinking outside the box or outside of the drawer. Whatever it is you are so talented and thank you for sharing it with us.
If restored furniture could talk, they'd sing this awesome restorers praises👏
The use of the florescent light to shadow defects was very impressive. (could be why they use it for make-up lights...I'm just saying...lol). The repair, the skill, and the end product were amazing.
Yay a new video! Thanks :) I loved the dramatic zoom in's at the beginning 😂 It turned out just gorgeous! I'm so glad you have such a respect for this wonderful old furniture and show us how it was built and your skillful means to repair them.
More of your very fine work! You are a master class in sharp chisels and accurate saw cuts. And you usually have the advantage of working on pieces that were properly made in the first place. Thank you for another great video.
Awesome work. I'm restoring a antique Hoosier cabinet for my wife. After seeing what you accomplished with such broken cabinets I have hope I can fix mine.
That thing was destined for the trash heap..... my, what a transformation. Especially impressed with your craftsmanship on restoring that drawer pull.
I'm sorry I may watch other restoration channels but your channel is the best!! I learn from your talent. Thank you 😊
You are amazing! That cabinet was falling apart and you bought it back to life. What a beautiful piece.
All that worm damage...holy smokes! And can we all just marvel at the brilliance in creating the new drawer pull? Melting brass bristles onto iron...genius!!