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You rock! Thank you!

I really appreciate your teaching how to use the needle. It's a great improvement over the manual method.

God bless you

Thanks for making this one. This is a dying art in India and the skilled artisans doing this have almost disappeared. This chair looks so beautiful.... Sadly... everyone wants IKEA now....

This time I will use WoodPrix instructions to make it.

This is excellent! I want to refurbish my families old dining room chairs this is so helpful thanks!

تبارك الله نظافة مريحة في الشغل 👍🏻

where are you getting the bamboo materials

Finished my chair seat per your instructions. Maybe too tight on the warp making last couple of rows way too difficult. Could not get the tacks hammered in so used channel lock pliers to squeeze some of them in. Do you have any videos that explain how to weave the back for a chair that has arms.

These instructions should be the the gold standard for rush weave!

Thank you for the lesson. I'm ready to try it. ❤

I love it

Just used this video to finish rushing my first ladderback chair up here in N AVL. Thinking of you all down by the river and hope you're doing okay during this difficult time.

Merci !

Parabéns excelente trabalho gostei muito Deus abençoe

Thank you for your videos. Please, what sized caning do you recommend for antique black zebra oak dining room chairs?

What is the recommended thickness of the cane? Is 1 mm too thin?

Full of crap. First time my ass. You suck as a teacher. You skip past stuff. Probably a public school teach in real life. Stop wasting out time with bullcrap videos

What if my furniture doesn't have a groove? Any other way?

I see you used a one piece spline. Is that possible with square corners, or do you use 4 seperate pieces?

Thank-you so much for explaining this process so thoroughly. Your work is superb and you're such a fantastic teacher!

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Thanks so much for this, I was wondering if it was something I coulf learn.

This the best video I have ever seen for any project. Very professional. Thanks!

Thank U Professor!!!!😊

This is the best chair weaving tutorial ever, thank you! I've just built a bench using this method and I can't believe how well it worked :) I'd be honoured if you checked it out: ruclips.net/video/M_KVlgT90VM/видео.html

Lots of tips and tricks, thank you very much!

Thank you very much 🫶✨ Greetings form Germany 👋

Great tutorial!! I have 8 blind backs to do so this was great timing. Thanks for your time!!!

Thank you for the great explanation! The bottom of the corner holes on my chair are blocked by the chair legs - have you got any advice for how to deal with this?

Great video! Thank you. How many times can I wet the rush in water? I plan to do the job over the course of a few days. Do I wet the rush each time I work as needed or do I wet all of the rush each time I work the job?

I have to thank you very much. You’re calm, matter of fact, easily explained method helped me get through the installation of a cane webbing antique bench.

Does anyone know where to get the riempjes from? Is there a site?

Thanks for this.

Gross

Terrible video. You really can't see anything.

Is there a type of wire that works best to help hold the cane together?

Paano kung may ipapagawa

Sweet. Now I just have to figure out how to restore the table. It has no leaf or legs.

What is the longer tool called and where can I get it

Thank you for the detailed instructions. I want to replace the rush in my great grandmother's rocking chair but didn't know how.

I have a couple of cracker barrel rocking chairs that a cat destroyed the papercord. I think I can tackle this project now.

This was an awesome instructional. I came away thinking both "This is doable!" and, "This guy's a master craftsman." Thanks!

Excellent information! Very well presented. I am confident now i can tackle these project

Thanks!

Very nice explanation. Thanks

Really clear and helpful instructions. Thank you so much. I did four chairs for myself years ago and am now doing four chairs for a friend. Did the first one before watching this video and relearning....I may have to do it again!

You guys are marvelous teachers!

Great video. Thanks for showing all steps clearly.

REally nice, good job !!