Machining Brass Feet *Furniture Restoration*

I made these stools a year ago before I filmed anything, but was torn between Walnut or Brass feet. Finally machined brass feet on my metal lathe to get them finished up and sold.
BACKSTORY:
These stools were used in a factory for 46 years before I bought them at auction. I customized them in satin black with book-matched walnut seats, copper riveted brass foot rail and machined brass feet.
I love giving new life to old utilitarian items!

[@joell439]

Fancy ….. and more importantly …… beautiful results 👍😎👍

[@branchandfoundry560]

Thank you, Joel! I try to make things that look cool and function well.

[@tomim7187]

lookin"real sharp!

[@branchandfoundry560]

Thank you, Tom!

[@rosascreativeworks5403]

Very nice. Metal shop work is something I generally avoid, but you made it look easy! 💪

[@branchandfoundry560]

Thank you! I'm new to machining metal. I find it's very much like wood though, and far more approachable than you may expect.

[@branchandfoundry560]

Hey Dell, your work is really inspiring and beautiful! And thank you for your microphone video. I do not know how to do voice over work yet, but I will learn. Your video showing the sound difference between mics is just what I needed to hear to know I'll need to buy a quality microphone once I get into that. All the best, Andrew Thiessen