Das Video heute war wieder ein Highlight. Erst der Einstieg mit dem Schloss und dann die ausführliche Demonstration der Schellackpolitur haben mir besonders gefallen. Die Politur ist zwar aufwendig und dauert, aber sie wertet die Kommode enorm auf. Diesen Arbeitsgang vermisst man bei den meisten Restaurierungsvideos. Danke wiedermal.
Eine sehr gute Restauration mit Mitteln wie Leim und Lacke wie sie benutzt wurden, als die Komode hergestellt wurde. Mit sehr viel Freude und Hingabe wird gearbeitet und die alten Meister von Früher wären Stolz auf Sie 👍👍👍
I don’t think I have ever seen a drawer that opened using the key as the pull. So interesting, but not designed for having anything heavy in the drawers. Beautiful restoration, as always.
I love what you did to this Biedermeier-Commode! I'm also intrigued by the type of Glue you use. it looks like Honey ; ) and so interesting to watch the 'fini au tampon'! First time I witness this. Such a beautiful Shine!
Schloß 7nd Schlüssel total verhunzt! Jammerschaden. Der Gang zu einem guten Schlosser oder wenigstens der Kauf eines passenden Replikat-Schlüssels hatten sich gelohnt!
@@chrigunrestauration in Hamburg gibt es einen Händler, der Replikat-Schlüssel für alle Arten von Möbelrestaurierungen verkauft. Auch Holz-Ersatzteile gibt es dort. Ich habe dort auch schon gekauft. Ich werde die Adresse raussuchen. Außerdem hättest Du den Schlüssel umschmieden können, anstatt das schöne alte Schloß zu zerstören!
@@chrigunrestauration und in Bayern gibt es den Versandhandel Hans-Peter Hummel Kunstbeschläge, Steinbacher Straße 30, 87764 Legau. Herr Hummel hätte Dir einen passenden Schlüssel anfertigen können.
This was a fantastic rescue of a piece of history! I seen all the original hand planing on the underside of the drawers. A lot of work went into the creation of this piece.
05:22 there used to be no locks originally. then for some reason they made key holes and installed locks. and destroyed the original knobs, destroyed the images on them.
@@chrigunrestaurationif they were original, the pattern wouldn't have been ruined by the holes. There's a pattern with something like some round thingy (sun maby?) in the middle. They made holes and ruined the pattern.
Great Job as Always! Love your editing Style! I like the way use mostly hand tools to work. Very authentic for your pieces. I think your second in placement on the Challenge for me. Ahti used Gold Leaf on his chair ( The Show-Off!).
Your process of making keys is fascinating. I buy every old key i find, and they are not expensive, i have maybe 50. Usually, i have one that fits. But, if i cant get one made, i have to give the precious key away when i sell the piece of furniture. It will be better for me to follow your example and learn to make keys from blanks.
Just try it. I did a lot of things wrong with this chest of drawers because I damaged the lock. In my penultimate video you can see that there is another way. Regards
CARO Sr que restaurações MAGNIFICAS que estou assistindo a mais de duas HS. PARABÉNS PARABÉNS SUCESSO SEMPRE 👏👏👏🎇🎉🎉 ESTA CÔMODA VAI FICAR UMA MARAVILHA, FANTÁSTICA, MAGNÍFICA.
Servus! Die führungshylse für Schlüssel könnte man ausweiten, dickeren Bohrer andersrum in die Maschine einspannen und immer wieder kleines Stück mehr einpressen
Hey Chrigun! First of all thank you for the Video. Your desire to Save this Kind of furniture instead of just painting it is very important to Save These beauties. Additionaly using the polishing with Shellac is an ode to the masters. Dont take it personal,but there was two times where i almost Had a Heart attack. You sanded the freshly stripped drawers at a low grit just to use the scrape/plane on it. It removes so much of the Patina and of the natural differences. Second, of you dont have matching veneer, get it, ask other restorers, im sure people you know got. you covered. Because on Long Term Most patches Fall out of Place When it comes to matching the Rest.overall i love your Videos, but These two things hurt regarding Taking off so much of the thickness with every restoration. Best regards
Hello. Thanks for the comment. I try as much as it. it is possible for me to receive. Others can definitely do it better. I learn with every piece I work on and try to improve. Thanks
Не являясь никаким образом специалистом, впечатляет сколько операций по восстановлению изделия. Очень трудоёмко, но как надо любить своё дело. Респект!!!!!
Insgesamt eine recht schöne Arbeit. Gefällt mir gut. Was mich etwas irritiert sind die Schlüsselschilder. Bei 4:57 sieht man, dass das ursprünglich wohl mal anders war. Die Schilder mit den Löwenköpfen dürften mal ergänzt worden sein. Typisch für Biedermeier waren ja die flachen eingelassenen Schlüsselschilder aus Bein oder Ebenholz. Bei 4:57 ist das kleinere alte Schlüsselschild zu erkennen, wirkt aber eher wie aufgemalt als wie eingelassenes Holz. Das ist sonderbar. Das wäre vermutlich viel Arbeit, wenn Sie die alten Schlüsselschilder wieder herstellen wollten. Aber schöner wäre es schon. mfG
Schönes Video. Die Kommode sieht klasse aus! 👍 So wie das aussieht, darfst du dir demnächst ein kleiner Furnierlager einrichten. 🤔🤭😂 Wegen dem Schlüssel, habt Ihr bei euch einen Schlüsseldienst Laden? Ich meine jetzt nicht Mister Mint oder wie die heißen, ich meine die Dienste. Die einen Laden haben und alles bezüglich Schlösser und Schlüssel anbieten, das man sich da evtl. mal einen Rohling besorgt? 🤔 Bei der Schublade, wo Du Furnier ersetzt hast, da ist mir was aufgefallen. Das dort kleine Nägel drin sind. Gut jeder arbeitet anders, ich hätte die entfernt. 😁 Die Kommode sah aus, als wenn vorher da schon jemand dran war. Oberkante der Schublade und andere Seite unten waren 2 Furnierstücke, wo noch Luft war. Dein Trapez passt besser. 😄
Danke. Das ist der Abbeizer BA-Uni von Meyer. Der einzig mir bekannte der Biologisch abbaubar ist, nicht gesundheitsgefährdend und dementsprechend keine Warnhinweise hat. Man sollte ihn aber für eine perfekte Wirkung länger einziehen lassen. Die besten Ergebnisse hatte ich wenn ich ihn über Nacht einwirken lasse. Grüße
Absolument magnifique 😮 même si on aime pas les vieux meubles ont peut pas rester insensible a se magnifique travail de grande patience en plus du professionnalisme, mais alors c'est un travail de longue haleine juste a regardé ont est épuisé 😥 🥴 sincères félicitations, juste avant de venir sur vous j'ai regardé un collègue qui restaurer une très vieille chaise à la feuille d'or vraiment magnifique aussi et lui aussi rien qu'à le regarder ça m'a épuisé psychologiquement a trop retenir ma respiration, bref je crois que je vais aller me reposer maintenant mais c'est très agréable de voir des gens qui savent encore travailler avec leur main ,vraiment 🖐️ j'arrête a très vite 😀. Nathalie 🇫🇷 Normandie
@@chrigunrestauration Oh, blödes Mich! Nach 25 Jahren in den US hab Ich mehr oder weniger meine Muttersprache verloren. Also: ist das noch in der Biedermeier Periode ( Alter) Oder in englisch: is this piece still considered as Classic Biedermeier?
@@chrigunrestauration Toll, danke. Ich hatte meine Zeit bis ca.1839, keine Ahnung warum. Im Hintergedanken war immer Krönung von Königin Victoria und dann "Victorian era". Hat natürlich nicht mit demaligen Möbelstielen in Deutschland zu tun, aber ein gedanklicher Stolperstein für mich. Grüße und 'nen schönen Sonntag wünsch Ich Dir und der Familie und Freunden.
Wonderful restoration! Thank you for your videos. I would suggest that, in the future, you might crowd source matching veneer. Here in the US, I frequently see furniture on the curb, usually beyond the owner's ability to restore. Many times, lovely veneers go wasted. I would hunt around on furniture pickup day to salvage veneer scraps for you for free! Of course, you may have time constraints that make this idea impractical. I also have a question. I see you and other restorers strip furniture, **then** make repairs with glue, epoxy, filler, etc. That seems counter-intuitive: you get those repair chemicals on the bare wood, which can impair the stain & finish process. So for instance, a bit of resin glue can soak into the wood and cause a spot that never takes stain. Looking to understand the method. Thanks in advance.
Hello. This is a good suggestion but unfortunately not always feasible. Some veneers are no longer available. Others are difficult to obtain. There aren't many companies that sell veneer. You always have to check whether you get the right one or the one that is closest to it. The next problem is that the veneer is usually only available in large quantities. Usually there are 20-30 sheets. They have to be paid. Often the right veneer is not included. It's always a trade-off. I reuse old veneers for other projects and always check to see if I can get remaining stock somewhere. But even that is no guarantee that the right veneer is included. For stripping. I don't like doing it very much. I only do it when I have no other option to remove the old surface. These are usually synthetic paints that unfortunately cannot be removed any other way. In order for new surfaces to hold properly, all traces of the paint stripper must be removed. This means the parts must be washed thoroughly. It takes a lot of work to remove the remains. That's why I don't like doing it. But then it is possible to redesign the surface. But the point is, no rose without thorns. I hope I was able to answer your question. Greetings, Chris
My first query, as an historian, is why you didn’t just go look for a suitable key? Why damage a nearly 200 yr old lock? Second, (aghhhhh) you wrote OVER an original message. Surely there is a better way to preserve the note without destroying it? My conservation brain was twitching away with a nervous tic. On the other hand, it’s your item and yours to do with as you please. It’s better it’s prettied up and cherished than lost forever. 😊 Your polishing technique was a joy to watch
Hello, sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much. You are right. I'm not doing everything right. It's just a hobby. I rescue old furniture from the trash and then try the best I can. I learn something new with every piece. In the meantime, I try to arrow the keys. It works quite well. I haven't dared to do that with this piece yet. Greetings
Hi. I'm writing you a reply on behalf of all the comments. I would like to thank you for all the nice comments you have written me - I am very happy that you like my videos. I have rarely experienced that someone has replied to so many videos. Thank you very much 😀😀😀😀 I am very happy about that. Greetings from Germany. Chris
I guess I don't understand paint, stain, and coating. 🤔😺 (When using removal products) I guess sanding down to the base is refurbishing, not restoring.
Delightful piece, but you were misled...it screams 1927/37 or thereabouts...not 1847...lovely colour...the lockpull was very common for a while in the 20s & 30s...dgp/uk
You did a great job on the woodwork but as a professional locksmith, I'd suggest you leave making keys to someone who knows what they are doing rather than mutilate the lock.
I still marvel at veneer in previous centuries! It must have been time consuming and expensive to make it and sell and use it then, without industrial manufacturing. A rich, niche, luxury item, as opposed to now, a cheap cover over plywood or MDF! 😼
CARO RESTAURADOR TEMOS UMA CÔMODA E UM GUARDA ROUPAS DE 1972. QUERIA MUITO MUITO RESTAURA- LOS, MAS NÃO TEMOS FERRAMENTAS. NÃO DESFIZ DOS MESMO,POIS DESEJO TRANSFORMA- LOS EM UM APARADOR,E UMA CRISTALEIRA. PARABÉNS 👏👏👏 SUCESSO 🎉🎉🎉 SEMPRE 🎇🎇🎇.ESSE MÓVEL VAI FICAR UM SHOW.
I have a question-why don’t you people redo mid century modern furniture? When beautiful pieces from turn of the century are so beautiful and crafted by hand! Mid century reminds me of my parents style!
I absolutely loved how you restored this piece. You taught me new ways of doing a restoration.. thank you so much
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Das Video heute war wieder ein Highlight. Erst der Einstieg mit dem Schloss und dann die ausführliche Demonstration der Schellackpolitur haben mir besonders gefallen. Die Politur ist zwar aufwendig und dauert, aber sie wertet die Kommode enorm auf. Diesen Arbeitsgang vermisst man bei den meisten Restaurierungsvideos. Danke wiedermal.
Danke. Sehr gerne. 😊
That looks fantastic! Great transformation!
Eine sehr gute Restauration mit Mitteln wie Leim und Lacke wie sie benutzt wurden, als die Komode hergestellt wurde. Mit sehr viel Freude und Hingabe wird gearbeitet und die alten Meister von Früher wären Stolz auf Sie 👍👍👍
😀 Vielen Dank
I don’t think I have ever seen a drawer that opened using the key as the pull. So interesting, but not designed for having anything heavy in the drawers. Beautiful restoration, as always.
It was magical watching this transformation! You put so much love and detail in every piece! This looks incredible and beautiful! Gorgeous job! 😊❤
It was magical watching this transformation! You put so much love and detail in every piece! This looks incredible and beautiful! Gorgeous job!
Amazing restoration! The French polish is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing
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I love the way you restore your pieces, a true craftsman. The piece was meticulously brought back from the brink, beautiful!
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Holz ist ein Wunderbares Material. Toll wie Sie alles Perfekt reparieren.Das bewundere ich sehr. Gute Arbeit.
Danke für das Lob!
Beautiful work. Lots of repairs. That polishing kit is amazing 😮😊❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks 😀
You have all the mechanics necessary! That makes the job affordable. Beautiful restoration!
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Beautiful and love the sound of you working. Kinda hypnotizing.
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Die liebevolle, tolle Arbeit hat sich gelohnt 👍🤩
Sieht toll aus
Liebe Grüße
Dunja
Vielen lieben Dank
I love what you did to this Biedermeier-Commode! I'm also intrigued by the type of Glue you use. it looks like Honey ; ) and so interesting to watch the 'fini au tampon'! First time I witness this. Such a beautiful Shine!
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What. A marvelous change and your ability. The French Polishing produces such a beautiful finish.
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What a fantastic transformation. The piece looks gorgeous. Really great craftmanship.
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Stunning finished piece of furniture! Beautiful!😮😮😊😊
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I finally saw close up of your polishing set.
You got the head right!👍
But sleeve garters would really complete the look! 😸
Schloß 7nd Schlüssel total verhunzt! Jammerschaden. Der Gang zu einem guten Schlosser oder wenigstens der Kauf eines passenden Replikat-Schlüssels hatten sich gelohnt!
Dann schicke mir mal eine Adresse wo ich solche PASSENDEN Replikat-Schlüssl bekomme.
@@chrigunrestauration in Hamburg gibt es einen Händler, der Replikat-Schlüssel für alle Arten von Möbelrestaurierungen verkauft. Auch Holz-Ersatzteile gibt es dort. Ich habe dort auch schon gekauft. Ich werde die Adresse raussuchen. Außerdem hättest Du den Schlüssel umschmieden können, anstatt das schöne alte Schloß zu zerstören!
@@chrigunrestauration und in Bayern gibt es den Versandhandel Hans-Peter Hummel Kunstbeschläge, Steinbacher Straße 30, 87764 Legau. Herr Hummel hätte Dir einen passenden Schlüssel anfertigen können.
Danke@@claudianagel7402
Gorgeous piece and a brilliant restauration.
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Absolutely a gorgeous restoration! Love the piece. Carol from California
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Great job. Your work is always beautiful. Congratulations!! Blessings 👏👏👏👏🙏❤️👍👍👍❤️
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Now, it's a new piece! Congratulations!🎄🎄
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Reboring the lock is genius. Great job
This was a fantastic rescue of a piece of history! I seen all the original hand planing on the underside of the drawers. A lot of work went into the creation of this piece.
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Beautiful restorative craftsmanship.
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Very nice job. Those pieces are precious and not many exist.
Hi this is such a beautiful piece! Can i please ask whats the brown liquid you mixed with wood dust to make wood filler? Thanks!
Thanks. That was hide glue.
Loved seeing the kit in action!😮❤
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So beautiful. Looks like it was when new. Very talented.
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It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks. 😀
That is a nice piece. You did a great job sir.
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Looks wonderful, nicely done, excellent work as always from you.
Thank you very much 😀
Do you have to put glue or filler in the holes when you reinsertthe original nails into the original holes?🤔😺
So beautiful! Well done!
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This turned out beautiful!
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I think you do fabulous work!
THAT is freaking BEAUTIFUL !
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Здравствуйте! Берегите свое здоровье,работая со старими вещами. Ржавчина,дерево.....перчатки и не одни. Всего самого наилучшего.
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05:22 there used to be no locks originally. then for some reason they made key holes and installed locks. and destroyed the original knobs, destroyed the images on them.
I don't know what they saw but the key locks are original.
@@chrigunrestaurationif they were original, the pattern wouldn't have been ruined by the holes. There's a pattern with something like some round thingy (sun maby?) in the middle. They made holes and ruined the pattern.
🤷♀️I don't care what you believe
Вы очень хороший мастер!!! Я всегда вас смотрю!!!😊
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Un trabajo muy bueno!!
Excelente!!!
Gracias una vez más. Estoy feliz si te gusta. 😀
Great Job as Always! Love your editing Style! I like the way use mostly hand tools to work. Very authentic for your pieces. I think your second in placement on the Challenge for me. Ahti used Gold Leaf on his chair ( The Show-Off!).
Thanks. But I didn't take part in the challenge. I wanted. But I didn't have the time to restore another chair. 😔
Sehr schöne Oberflächenbehandlung! Die Misshandlung des Schlosses fand ich leider weniger überzeugend.
Danke fürs Feedback! Das stimmt. Das Schloss war nicht meine Glanzleistung. Ich werde es beim nächsten mal anders machen.
Amazing restoration!
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Your process of making keys is fascinating. I buy every old key i find, and they are not expensive, i have maybe 50. Usually, i have one that fits. But, if i cant get one made, i have to give the precious key away when i sell the piece of furniture. It will be better for me to follow your example and learn to make keys from blanks.
Just try it. I did a lot of things wrong with this chest of drawers because I damaged the lock. In my penultimate video you can see that there is another way. Regards
Absolutely stunning! Ken from Alabama USA
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CARO Sr que restaurações MAGNIFICAS que estou assistindo a mais de duas HS. PARABÉNS PARABÉNS SUCESSO SEMPRE 👏👏👏🎇🎉🎉 ESTA CÔMODA VAI FICAR UMA MARAVILHA, FANTÁSTICA, MAGNÍFICA.
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You can only open the drawer by pulling on the key?
Yes, the other two too. That was clear to see.
Servus!
Die führungshylse für Schlüssel könnte man ausweiten, dickeren Bohrer andersrum in die Maschine einspannen und immer wieder kleines Stück mehr einpressen
Danke für den Tipp 😀
...viel gelernt durch den Film....😎👍
Das freut mich sehr. 😀
Hey Chrigun!
First of all thank you for the Video. Your desire to Save this Kind of furniture instead of just painting it is very important to Save These beauties. Additionaly using the polishing with Shellac is an ode to the masters. Dont take it personal,but there was two times where i almost Had a Heart attack. You sanded the freshly stripped drawers at a low grit just to use the scrape/plane on it. It removes so much of the Patina and of the natural differences. Second, of you dont have matching veneer, get it, ask other restorers, im sure people you know got. you covered.
Because on Long Term Most patches Fall out of Place When it comes to matching the Rest.overall i love your Videos, but These two things hurt regarding Taking off so much of the thickness with every restoration.
Best regards
Hello. Thanks for the comment. I try as much as it. it is possible for me to receive. Others can definitely do it better. I learn with every piece I work on and try to improve. Thanks
Such a great restoration 👏👏
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Не являясь никаким образом специалистом, впечатляет сколько операций по восстановлению изделия. Очень трудоёмко, но как надо любить своё дело. Респект!!!!!
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Insgesamt eine recht schöne Arbeit. Gefällt mir gut.
Was mich etwas irritiert sind die Schlüsselschilder. Bei 4:57 sieht man, dass das ursprünglich wohl mal anders war. Die Schilder mit den Löwenköpfen dürften mal ergänzt worden sein. Typisch für Biedermeier waren ja die flachen eingelassenen Schlüsselschilder aus Bein oder Ebenholz. Bei 4:57 ist das kleinere alte Schlüsselschild zu erkennen, wirkt aber eher wie aufgemalt als wie eingelassenes Holz.
Das ist sonderbar. Das wäre vermutlich viel Arbeit, wenn Sie die alten Schlüsselschilder wieder herstellen wollten. Aber schöner wäre es schon. mfG
Hallo. Du hast es richtig gesehen. Die dunklen Schilder waren leider nicht echt. Die waren nur aufgemalt. Es waren auch niemals andere dran. Grüße
Excelente se expertise y profesionalismo. Gracias compartirlo
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Super like! Beautiful job 🎉
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Great job. It’s beautiful
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With all those miss-matched patches, I would have pained the piece.
Stunning!
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Schönes Video.
Die Kommode sieht klasse aus! 👍
So wie das aussieht, darfst du dir demnächst ein kleiner Furnierlager einrichten. 🤔🤭😂
Wegen dem Schlüssel, habt Ihr bei euch einen Schlüsseldienst Laden? Ich meine jetzt nicht Mister Mint oder wie die heißen, ich meine die Dienste. Die einen Laden haben und alles bezüglich Schlösser und Schlüssel anbieten, das man sich da evtl. mal einen Rohling besorgt? 🤔
Bei der Schublade, wo Du Furnier ersetzt hast, da ist mir was aufgefallen. Das dort kleine Nägel drin sind. Gut jeder arbeitet anders, ich hätte die entfernt. 😁
Die Kommode sah aus, als wenn vorher da schon jemand dran war. Oberkante der Schublade und andere Seite unten waren 2 Furnierstücke, wo noch Luft war. Dein Trapez passt besser. 😄
Danke. 😀
sieht echt toll aus. Was ist das in dem Eimer, die grüne Paste?
Danke. Das ist der Abbeizer BA-Uni von Meyer. Der einzig mir bekannte der Biologisch abbaubar ist, nicht gesundheitsgefährdend und dementsprechend keine Warnhinweise hat. Man sollte ihn aber für eine perfekte Wirkung länger einziehen lassen. Die besten Ergebnisse hatte ich wenn ich ihn über Nacht einwirken lasse. Grüße
Hervorragende Arbeit, wie immer.
Interessanter Hammer ab min. 28. Kannst Du den vielleicht mal genauer zeigen?
Danke. Das ist ein Polsterhammer. Du siehst in auch in dem Video wo ich den Biedermeier Stuhl restauriere. Grüße
Absolument magnifique 😮 même si on aime pas les vieux meubles ont peut pas rester insensible a se magnifique travail de grande patience en plus du professionnalisme, mais alors c'est un travail de longue haleine juste a regardé ont est épuisé 😥 🥴 sincères félicitations, juste avant de venir sur vous j'ai regardé un collègue qui restaurer une très vieille chaise à la feuille d'or vraiment magnifique aussi et lui aussi rien qu'à le regarder ça m'a épuisé psychologiquement a trop retenir ma respiration, bref je crois que je vais aller me reposer maintenant mais c'est très agréable de voir des gens qui savent encore travailler avec leur main ,vraiment 🖐️ j'arrête a très vite 😀. Nathalie 🇫🇷 Normandie
😀😀😀 Thank you
Wow your pieces are all amazing do you keep them in your own home? If you do your home must be perfect!!
Hello. A few are kept. I give most of them away to friends and family.
Yo uso aceite de lino para evitar q la madera agarre humedad. Y después le aplico barniz dependiendo el color de ésta o del barniz
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WOW 🤩 looks so beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Beautiful work
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Stunning.
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Дуже гарно!
Lindo trabalho!!
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Maybe a dumb question but who is Tracy Williams?😄
She is a member.
Ist das noch konsiddert Biedermeier?
So toll!
Ich weiß nicht was du mit , konsiddert, meinst aber es ist ein Biedermeier. Grüße
@@chrigunrestauration Oh, blödes Mich! Nach 25 Jahren in den US hab Ich mehr oder weniger meine Muttersprache verloren.
Also: ist das noch in der Biedermeier Periode ( Alter)
Oder in englisch: is this piece still considered as Classic Biedermeier?
@ande100 😀 kein Problem. Ja. Es ist eine Spätbiedermeier Kommode. Die Biedermeierzeit ging von 1815-1848.
@@chrigunrestauration Toll, danke. Ich hatte meine Zeit bis ca.1839, keine Ahnung warum. Im Hintergedanken war immer Krönung von Königin Victoria und dann "Victorian era". Hat natürlich nicht mit demaligen Möbelstielen in Deutschland zu tun, aber ein gedanklicher Stolperstein für mich. Grüße und 'nen schönen Sonntag wünsch Ich Dir und der Familie und Freunden.
Ещё один сохраненный предмет старины...браво
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Nice, so much work@
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The chest is beautiful. Thanks for sharing
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Wonderful restoration! Thank you for your videos. I would suggest that, in the future, you might crowd source matching veneer. Here in the US, I frequently see furniture on the curb, usually beyond the owner's ability to restore. Many times, lovely veneers go wasted. I would hunt around on furniture pickup day to salvage veneer scraps for you for free! Of course, you may have time constraints that make this idea impractical. I also have a question. I see you and other restorers strip furniture, **then** make repairs with glue, epoxy, filler, etc. That seems counter-intuitive: you get those repair chemicals on the bare wood, which can impair the stain & finish process. So for instance, a bit of resin glue can soak into the wood and cause a spot that never takes stain. Looking to understand the method. Thanks in advance.
Hello.
This is a good suggestion but unfortunately not always feasible. Some veneers are no longer available. Others are difficult to obtain. There aren't many companies that sell veneer. You always have to check whether you get the right one or the one that is closest to it. The next problem is that the veneer is usually only available in large quantities. Usually there are 20-30 sheets. They have to be paid. Often the right veneer is not included. It's always a trade-off. I reuse old veneers for other projects and always check to see if I can get remaining stock somewhere. But even that is no guarantee that the right veneer is included.
For stripping.
I don't like doing it very much. I only do it when I have no other option to remove the old surface. These are usually synthetic paints that unfortunately cannot be removed any other way. In order for new surfaces to hold properly, all traces of the paint stripper must be removed. This means the parts must be washed thoroughly. It takes a lot of work to remove the remains. That's why I don't like doing it. But then it is possible to redesign the surface. But the point is, no rose without thorns.
I hope I was able to answer your question.
Greetings, Chris
My first query, as an historian, is why you didn’t just go look for a suitable key? Why damage a nearly 200 yr old lock? Second, (aghhhhh) you wrote OVER an original message. Surely there is a better way to preserve the note without destroying it? My conservation brain was twitching away with a nervous tic. On the other hand, it’s your item and yours to do with as you please. It’s better it’s prettied up and cherished than lost forever. 😊 Your polishing technique was a joy to watch
Hello, sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much. You are right. I'm not doing everything right. It's just a hobby. I rescue old furniture from the trash and then try the best I can. I learn something new with every piece. In the meantime, I try to arrow the keys. It works quite well. I haven't dared to do that with this piece yet. Greetings
ao invez de arrumar a chave, ele meche na fechadura.......começou tudo errado.
Com esta cómoda. Atrevi-me a usar a chave para a próxima. Aprende-se algo novo.
fico super legal um brilho so
Hi. I'm writing you a reply on behalf of all the comments.
I would like to thank you for all the nice comments you have written me - I am very happy that you like my videos. I have rarely experienced that someone has replied to so many videos. Thank you very much 😀😀😀😀 I am very happy about that. Greetings from Germany. Chris
Dá muito trabalho, mas vale cada minuto e dinheiro gasto. Parabéns pelo resultado!!! Um abraço do Brasil, cidade de São Paulo
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Beautiful ❤
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Incredible!
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J'adore le résultat 👏
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I guess I don't understand paint, stain, and coating. 🤔😺
(When using removal products)
I guess sanding down to the base is refurbishing, not restoring.
One word…Gorgeous
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I know you do your best, but you butchered that lock mechanism.. and the veneer patch wasn’t your best work..
Can you do better?
@cathybenson5119 yes.. I could..
I agree about with Tim
@@cathybenson5119I hate when people ask that that’s being an enabler for sucky work
Very unkind, Tim.
Delightful piece, but you were misled...it screams 1927/37 or thereabouts...not 1847...lovely colour...the lockpull was very common for a while in the 20s & 30s...dgp/uk
Bitte die Erklärungen etwas länger eingeblendet lassen, so ist mir das zu kurz und ich muss ständig das Video stoppen. Danke
You did a great job on the woodwork but as a professional locksmith, I'd suggest you leave making keys to someone who knows what they are doing rather than mutilate the lock.
Shellac sticks look like sealing "wax" sticks for seal on old documents. 📜😸
I think it is!
No. They would be made of wax. The ones I use are made of shellac
Beautiful
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Normally you should use matching veneer.
Thank you for this valuable information.
Amazing
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It's absolutely gorgeous😊
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If you can't reasonably match veneer you should replace it.
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I still marvel at veneer in previous centuries!
It must have been time consuming and expensive to make it and sell and use it then, without industrial manufacturing.
A rich, niche, luxury item, as opposed to now, a cheap cover over plywood or MDF!
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what good are you for if you can't match the grain -- what was that oak - try maybe birch. omg
CARO RESTAURADOR TEMOS UMA CÔMODA E UM GUARDA ROUPAS DE 1972. QUERIA MUITO MUITO RESTAURA- LOS, MAS NÃO TEMOS FERRAMENTAS. NÃO DESFIZ DOS MESMO,POIS DESEJO TRANSFORMA- LOS EM UM APARADOR,E UMA CRISTALEIRA. PARABÉNS 👏👏👏 SUCESSO 🎉🎉🎉 SEMPRE 🎇🎇🎇.ESSE MÓVEL VAI FICAR UM SHOW.
Sinto muito por isso. Talvez você possa pegar emprestadas as ferramentas? Obrigado. 😀
Maravilhoso❤
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I have a question-why don’t you people redo mid century modern furniture? When beautiful pieces from turn of the century are so beautiful and crafted by hand! Mid century reminds me of my parents style!