Is It Worth Salvaging Old Furniture?
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Is it worth salvaging old furniture? In this woodworking video, I’ll try to salvage an old pine table that’s gone orange and lost 2 of its legs. I’ll strip down the table to bare wood and refinish it with the easiest finish you’ve ever seen, promise! While I’m at it, I’ll build new folding legs and convert this table into a folding coffee table.
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►CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:46 Strip Down to Bare Wood
1:15 Remove Hardware / Disassemble Table
2:08 Inspect & Repair Defects
3:02 Fine Sanding
3:33 Build Table Legs
6:21 Rebuild/Modify Table Frame
7:40 Apply Osmo Top Oil finish
9:42 Install Folding Leg Brackets
11:01 Upcycled Table Reveal
►MUSIC
Positive Fuse by French Fuse 
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That was very nice! Your dad must be very pleased. I once took an oak wardrobe (made during WW2) apart for a friend, it was upstairs in her house and we couldn't get it downstairs without dismantling it. She didn't want it so I used the wood to make a small folding table for another friend, and a dolls hooded rocking cradle for a woman to display one of her dolls. All from a utility oak wardrobe from the 40s. Waste not, want not. A few splinters of the oak were used to make the propellers for 2 WW1 bi-planes for young man who had some problems in his life. I never got to meet him, but apparently he liked them.
Upcycling old furniture can be very satisfying. Plus it's less for landfill or firewood.
Very nice video. Even at 78 I learned something new.
00:38 IKEA: Swedish for “give me a second chance”? Great rebuild and the finish looks awesome. Loved your solution for the folding legs. Cheers!
There’s never a video of yours where I don’t learn something new. Thank you for sharing and showing how you pivot when things don’t go according to plan the first time around!
Thank you, appreciate it!
I pick up loads of old furniature from a site called Freecycle here in the UK. All for free. Old tables, beds, bookshelves, doors etc... An endless supply of free pine & quite a lot of oak. Occasionally teak & other hard woods. Take them apart & clean them up on the table/band saw. A bit of a sand & I have most of the wood I'll ever need (bar large construction timber or MDF/Ply sheets). My only headache is where to store it all.
The odd sizes & shapes are always an inspiration for new projects.
Hey everyone!
I Thought I was the only one that collected all this stuff to give it new life :)
That leg problem fix is enough to make this video worth watching. We learn from our own mistakes and yours as well! Thanks.
...goes to garage to check if same table with four legs and pull-out leaf...determines that it is semi-buried under "to-do" projects...looks the same...thanks for the inspiration!
Well done! Nothing like restoring an old piece of furniture and giving it a new life instead of having it end up in a garbage dump.
Agreed!
The beauty of pine is seriously underrated. I'm going to have to try that finish now!
Who are you?
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I live in the UK. My kitchen table was built is 1761 , it is older than the USA. So yes it is worth restoring old furniture not stripping them..
I do a lot of hobby CNC work in my retirement. Salvaged furniture for Recycled wood is a great source of material, generally flat & stable. Needing a light surface skim to remove old coating and carve away.
Smart!
Perfect height for small children as a bring out/put away play/craft table. I’m gonna be on the lookout this upcoming garage sale season for something to upscale like that. Awesome.
Ha ha I'm sooo tickled to tell you I have the same Ikea table, with 1 or 2 broken legs! I think it's STILL in my basement storage, dismantled! Thanks for the inspiration
Hope this inspires you to do something with it! (Whether it's refinish it or throw it out lol)
You are truly a blessing!
Love the free wood furniture you can get by the truck load around here (Florida)...makes great firewood.
Nice project Marie! i'm sure your Dad likes the new table :) Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
It looks amazing ! Love the folding leg bracket. Love your problem solving. I would have trimmed each leg down LOL. Thank you !!!
Thanks! Appreciate it
Me too--I would have immediately taken the legs off, set up a stop block on the miter saw, and cut a half-inch off the non-chamfered end of each leg. Duh--just turn two of the legs to fold the other way! Good thinking.
Better and easier solution to the too-long-legs than occurred to me (cut off an inch or so)!
I was wondering if the legs were going to clear when you folded them up. Thankfully you found a quick and easy solution to that issue.
Your videos are 1000% my speed.. thank you for not over-complicating anything.
Glad you like them!
GREAT job and the end job is BEAUTIFUL! I'm sure your dad will enjoy!!
My kids use to think I was nuts when it comes to recycling/reusing/reinventing broken furniture, but they've learned to accept the process. When I see a broken piece of furniture beside the road, that's real wood, I load it into my SUV & take it home to take apart. Lol Wood isn't cheap & I live on a pretty fixed budget, so I'll take pallets apart, hit construction sites, getting permission to take their "scrap wood" to save money & increase my profit on builds I sell. I make outdoor benches, tables, planters, and decor with the treated wood and a lot of other things for indoors with untreated & furniture. wood. I've made quite a few pieces for my kids' homes, so now they think I'm pretty smart. 😂
I have a broken writing desk I'm gonna take apart soon. It's from the 30s. All solid maple.
Nice! Should be worth restauring that 😍
Great job Marie! Amazing what can be done with old furniture. Funny how you plug Princess Auto in your video ;-) My daughter and son both work there part-time.
Nice! They are a sponsor of the channel and I can always find what I need there!
Nice little project and super useful tips, like drawing on the work before sanding! Thanks for sharing!
I really like your solution concern the legs; smart 👍🏻
Thanks!
Loved your solution to the leg problem.
Glad I found this one after seeing the "short" on installing the leg hinges, 12 seconds isn't enough time for me to hit the Like button via my TV remote. I swear, Princess Auto must have everything. Thanks for another inspiring project video!
I love how you re-purposed the table very nice
This up cycle turned out very nice. The wood looks really good after sanding the old finish and grime.
Good save on the leg situation 🙂
Thanks! Really happy with the result in the end!
I've got the same table. I'll give it the same LOVE you gave to yours.
Amazing ❤️
Bravo
Very nice new table, I’m thinking about those tables I kept in the garage for years now… should have kept them for when I saw this video 😊
Aw, shucks!
2nd video of yours today . I have a sun damaged table in our conservatory . Been putting off the renovation so looking for inspiration . Great video . Thank you .
The table came out really nice and it is great that you can salvage an old piece and give your dad something functional and lovely looking.
Thanks!
Great project! I have a blanket ladder and two floating shelves made out of the two Ikea KURA bunk beds that my girls slept in as small children. It's great to have a reminder of that precious time.
Nice video, good save of the table. I love using furniture to make new furniture. Keeping things out of the landfill.
Excellent job 👍 really enjoyed
Thanks 😊
Excellent travail de récupération! Je suis convaincu que Papa a aimé sa table !!!! :-)
Nice! As always you rock young lady
Thank you so much!
Very nice. Thank you for the video over the holiday break 😊
My pleasure!
Cut a small rabbit?! What did the rabbit ever do to you! 🐰 😲 🤣😂 Beautiful job!
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Great work
Nicely done. I like the reclamation and the solution for the folding legs.
Thanks!
Very nicely done!
Great job! Looks fantastic!
Nice and inspirational. Thanks!
Super Nice Work. Tis a beauty!
Nicely done Marie it looks great.
Hope You and Your Family have a Happy New Year.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks Barry! Happy new year 🎉
I love the look of pine as well nice job
Really enjoy your work Thanks for sharing!
Osmo Top Oil!! Just what I've been looking for.. Thanks!!
Awesome! Glad it was helpful
Lovely job.
Impressive, thanks
Nice table good job recycling it thanks for sharing
It turned out great! Really enjoy your videos. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video. The table looks great!
Thanks!
Your awesome and resourceful. Love your videos.
That is an awesome table! Thank you for sharing.
[stares at $10 maple-table-with-wobbly-legs-Goodwill-find he got 20 years ago] ....maybe some day, lol.
I knew I wasn't alone 😉
😂
Did you fix it yet?
Great work, loved the finish.
Thanks!
Well done as always Marie!
Thank you!
Beautiful piece.
Many thanks!
I found your videos relatively recently. I love them. Your projects are wonderful and your video quality is great.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Great job and thanks for the folding leg idea
You bet 👍
Nice choice on the finish. ❤
C'est une nouvelle tres jolie table 👏👏
Merci!
Fantastic project! Well done
Thanks!
Another great video tutorial. It always great to up-cycle an old product. Great job 😊👏👏
Thanks!
Really brilliant work, Marie! Looks fantastic! 😃
Happy holidays!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! Happy holidays
Well done, It turned out really great, excellent job
Thanks!
Nice work! The table came out very nice. Cheers!
Thanks!
I love this! I have an old pine table I will have to try this on!
That is great looking table! Love the finish..
Thanks!
looks good
I love the look of this pine table. The grain is beautiful. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
Wow! That table is really beautiful. Who wouldn't love to have that thing in their home? The pine and the finish turned out beautifully, and best of all is that it was a table that many would have probably just chopped up and thrown in the trash. Great build and video.
Marie, the best wood tutorials ever. Happy New Year!🙋🏻♀️🥳🤗
Thank you! Happy new year 🎉
I'm glad you say a threefold yes to the answer. Thanks for sharing the video. The last few years more and more RUclips woodworking content makers are using Mirka sanders.
Are they better than other brands? Now I'm going to take a look at the link for the fold-down brackets. Thanks for all the projects you showed this year. I wish you a good 2023.
Full disclosure: Mirka se t me the sander for free. But yes, it's superior to most entry level sanders. The dust collection system is the best feature IMO but also less vibration and effective sander.
@@DIYMontreal Thanks for your explanation.
Very nice job😀
Wonderful to see recycling, just a great idea. Thank you for sharing your awesome project with us today, stay warm, safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Nice save. Well done. Thanks for encouraging recycling.
Thanks! ♻️
Great job, have a happy new year, Brian UK !!!.
Thanks! Happy new!
I just donated a table exactly like this to goodwill this is hilarious
That’s real neat Mary, and live your thinking to overcome that leg folding issue.
Happy new year to you.
Thanks! Happy holidays and happy new year!
Brilliant! You got me hooked. Subscribed.
Awesome, thanks! Welcome to the channel.
love your instructive style....clear....specific. Also love that jointer, looks like a gem.
Thanks so much!
Great salvage. I love the natural color of the wood. That finish is great.
Thank you very much!
I've been subscribed and following your progress in wood working for quite some time. You, ma'am are a true artisan and craftsman!
Much appreciated! Thank you 😊
Very nice. & thanks for introducing me to this finish
You bet! It's become one of my go-to finishes.
@@DIYMontreal yes of course. It give great satisfaction to take something old & make it new
Very nice job, the natural finish looks so much better 👌👍.
Glad you like it too!
Beautiful job Marie! I love wood, and I love how you made the folding legs for the table! Salvaging is the best way to save and put that wood to use again. TFS Happy New Year!!
Thanks! Happy New Year 🎉
Nice job.
A great save for the environment and the pocket as you said. Good to see and I like your style of video.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
3:32 so like, read the instructions on the finish? That’ll cost me my man card for a while. 😂
I really like your projects and especially your approach to this very enjoyable 'pastime/fulfilling hobby/for profit/all around fun/ whatever' woodworking practice ... BUT ... don't say, "It's just pine." It has its place in woodworking and has its own unique beauty . Plus, you do a great job with any of it. Don't stop, Marie! You really are an inspiration to folks who are drawn to woodworking.
I'm not knocking pine. I agree it has it's place and I use it for certain projects. But pine is relatively cheap which raises the question "is it worth the effort" vs starting from scratch. I'm glad the answer was yes!
Nice job
I love how that table turned out!!! Even better is the fact that you made a beautiful table out of something that might have been thrown away otherwise......great job!
Feels good to salvage and upcycle!
Its really good the table was remade instead of being binned, hope you had a great crimbo and have a great new year
Thanks! Feels good to upcycle :) Happy holidays!
Thank you for a fantastic DIY video, actually, a great instructional video. I’m happy I stumbled across your channel and as a beginner woodworker your style is very much appreciated.
Awesome! Appreciate the feedback 👍