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Hermoso trabajo !

Nice!!

Not bad!

Beautiful!

Great stuff! Sweet baby! :)

Que tristeza não tem legenda em português

@flipitnation how do you spell Bruce's last name please...I want to research him? I like the card scrapers...link please? You have quite the manly strut buddy...lol.

@Flipitnation good job on your first go at upholstery! The outside turned out lovely. I've been learning from "faceliftinteriors" and "ucsolutions". The first guy reupholstered a leather dining chair. The second are a father and son channel...at least 3rd generation in the business. Both are really good. I highly recommend using linesman pliers (also known as flush cutters) for removing staples and nails...just don't squeeze so hard you cut instead of pull. Pinchers also work well. Not sure what the actual name is...lol. they are pliers with a sturdy rounded head. They look like a thumb and finger curled together in a pinching way...hence the nickname. Next time you remove material...try to keep it whole. That will be a template for the replacement part. Make sure you cut a half inch more along the edges to give you room for error or stretch. As I'm sure you are aware, some material has more play than others. A woven fabric usually has itself out of alignment so be sure to buy more than called for. Have a person hold the corners on one end while you pull back and forth on the other. Follow up with ironing. This process will help realign the threads...however you will likely need to recut your "straight edges "...this is why you need extra...just a couple inches more than required should be fine. You did fine starting in the center of each edge. What gave you a hard time is that excess material. On "epicwoodworking" he visited a master craftsman for reupholstering a stool in leather...he's been doing it for many years. He does a great job on it...well worth the time to pop over. What was used on the back of the tambour door for reinforcement? Did they use straps or canvas?

Please keep talking. You do a great job at explaining. And the piece looks lovely.

@Flipitnation Real world first my friend! RUclips fans should always come last. I hope you get quick answers and a full recovery. When my oldest was born we had a terrible night nurse. She took him away from me without permission or cause (yes she was definitely reprimanded by superior and myself). When he was brought back to me he had a fast spreading infection in his mouth. Due to the unknown, unfortunately we had to take him to the neonatal intensive care for several spinal taps. I had to help hold him down for them while still going through post contractions. I'm not sure who cried more...him for going through it or me for helping causing him pain. It was brutal but we got his answers and after meds & 8 days in the nicu he was fine. I feel your pain and frustrations...chin up and hold his mama. I'm sure you are doing the best you can...I mean lok at those chubby cheeks! The chest turned out great...love the brass touches and his handle

@flipitnation turned out great! In my humble opinion it is best not to reuse the old electronics due to high possibility of fire. The components have been known to super heat. Love that you chose a record player! Definitely approve of your record choice! ;0)

@Flipitnation well done! Thanks for removing the mdf...that stuff is toxic and ugly.

Well done. That looked like trash when you got it and it’s beautiful now!

Beautiful!

Sure looks better than when you started.

Beautiful ❤

Beautiful restoration

Your little helper sure is a sweetie. I’d love this table in my house. Simple yet rich and warm. Well done

Прекрасное воплощение из гадкого утенка , в Красивого ЛЕБЕДЯ !

This was exquisite absolutely love it

Lots 😊of work !!!!

Coming along very nice🎉

Beautiful job and even more beautiful happy baby!!

Gorgeoousssss!!!!! I may like to try some weaving after watching this vid!!! For me it looks relaxing lol, but I understand the work put into it for sure!!! And please give that sweet quality tester a huggggggggggeee raise lol!!!!

Wow genius to add the brass rod where there was big gap. Absolutely beautiful. Praying for healing for,your little boy ❤️🇺🇸

Lovely sympathetic revival. Well done!

Too wonderful to believe. Came here because of Jay from Flipping Drawers; it must be terrific to be pals with one another, trading ideas and tips for turning old has-beens into beautiful works of art. What a project you took on--and what a gorgeous result! Congratulations and thanks for the video. Glad to have found your channel.

Absolutely love this

Hi, I flip furniture, a lot of hard work, but I love the finished look. You kept the age of the piece, which is nice. Well earned coffee or something stronger lol

You worked so meticulously on it, but it was worth it. You made a gem out of it, very beautiful.

What I like is that you DON'T show the finished article until you've finished! That was hideous and you made a very stylish piece out of it. New subscriber.

Beautiful work, such a unique piece but fits with today's needs because of all the devices people carry with them.

those handles look great.....

Your idea of make it look old/fresh came through nicely. The finish has a worn but maintained look to it and I think you did a great job making that happen.😊

I.lovr this era of furniture. Job well done . Thank you for NOT chalk painting this beautiful unique piece of very Useful furniture.💙

I usually don’t like Dark stain but this turned out beautiful.

You did a lot of tedious work on this piece. It turned out beautiful.