I pretty much hate ASMR, but I agree! You should absolutely NOT stop slapping and tapping! It's part of your process and part of YOU, which is why we watch! ❤
To me there are few things more satisfying than taking a piece of old, tired, beaten up antique furniture and bringing it back to life. I feel like most people don't realize how beautiful these pieces can be with a little TLC! Amazing job!
Trena, you are truly an artist. when it comes to wood, but as well when it comes to restoration, I remember the big Grandfather Clock the gentleman brought you that required rebuilding plus the paint work
I came across those glass gliders 30 odd years ago on a dining table made in UK, I was told by one of the older Cabinet Makers, they are for Carpet or Rugs, he had not seen them for years. If you want to slap Furniture go right ahead.
Never stop being Trena ,it's what you do ,do it . What a outstanding looking piece of furniture and a amazing restoration job on this dinning room table what a show piece properly dressed for a Thanksgiving or Christmas Dinner .
Glad to see your BACK HOME also that your father is with you ,,,you are the best.......with the two of you who knows what can happen two pros together can it get any better ????
I actually cried at just how beautiful you made this. You have an extraordinary level of ability with wood by bringing out its absolute best. Thank you again, from Perth, Western Australia 🇦🇺 ❤🇨🇦
I could hear the sad little cry from the table leaf. "Me.... wha what'd I do?" Poor little fellas gonna be the last one pulled from the closet when company comes over; he might see Thanksgiving or Christmas at best. Table looks amazing (don't tell him I said that).
I'm a HUGE fan of both quartersawn white oak and mission style tables. You brought it back and made it is absolutely beautiful again. Great work. Keep it up!
It’s so nice to see the your pride in your work. Your father taught you well. Your work is rare in today’s time. Years back we had some of your glides in the extra leg box. If I remember the customer wanted rollers and we removed them. I’m saying thank you for your customer, a great save.
Once again a wonderful piece of work. It's great to see how the wood comes back to life under your hands. Simply fantastic. All the best until next time. Greetings Maria
Dear Trena; I'm delighted to see that you brought that old stripper tin, with you from Windsor, I'm also of the belief that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", Lots of love from London UK.
you're professionalism and love of your trade shines through no matter whatever piece of restoration you lay your hands on. customers love this about you and will always share pass this on to new customers so work will always be at your door
@Trena~ Hey it's Christy [aka:NordicPhoenix], I don't know why, but RUclips changed my screen name! Weird! Anyways, just wanted to let you know I am STILL HERE watching and loving your work! This Oak table turned out to be a real stunner! WOW!!! You never cease to amaze me with your restoration talent! I hope all is well with you and your family after the move back home. CHEERS TO YOU MY FRIEND! XOXO
What a lovely video of your trip "Home " thank you Trenna for this! The little ELM chair was a poignant and charming piece to finish with in Ontario. ❤
Don’t ever stop being you! That’s why people like me watch. I love the glass casters. Nice find. Beautiful piece, as always, when you have done your magic!
The table is beautiful now. The cross cut grain is wonderful! I have my parents tiger oak table and chairs and always enjoy seeing another one rescued.
I just want to say I love all of your videos, as far as I'am concerned you can slap furniture as much as you like . Excellent restoration of the dining table, you are amazing!😍😍😍
I think those screws should go back in. I wish the owner had sprung for the glass casters. It's nice to see you use as much of the original as possible. It's a gorgeous table. Nice job!
Now you are back in the flow. Don't get me wrong, all of your restorations come out amazing! But the reason I started watching you so long ago was an image you used for one of your videos that made me wonder how many clamps you could use per linear inch of wood. 🙃
Trenna, you amaze me every time you refinish a piece of furniture. What was neglected and ugly, becomes beautiful again. That quarter sawn oak was hidden and you uncovered it to be beautiful, the way it was intended to be. Beautiful table from a beautiful lady.❤😊
Treana: nice restoration job. That oak on the two halves were really nice pieces. And those glass risers were pretty interesting too. Carol from California
Trena, fantastic result on this table . Tip : to replace sliders I have used UHMW plastic, this stuff is f.i. used in thick cuttingboards or industrial sliders. Can be bought at shops that sell plexiglas etc. Easy to shape,saw,drill ,turn on a lathe. You could even have turned new disks to fit your replacement new feet. I enjoy your video's !
Excellent restoration young lady, that table was suffering from a lot of neglect over a long period of time, glad to see you bring it back, finished out beautifully, thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
The finish on that table top that wasn't leaves, looks a lot like what was on a late 1940's set of bedroom furniture we used to have. Pickled oak was a trend that went very much out of style and then a half century later showed up again, often as a kitchen cabinet finish.
Love your format with the initial review-assess plans, then learning the "why" later if/when you change your mind -- very useful for me, and possibly many others of your 69,500 subscribers to follow your thought processes and see how you react to new info, or have a better idea, or an "aha!" moment.
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Don't stop slapping the furniture or tapping your nails on veneer, it's like furniture repair ASMR!
I pretty much hate ASMR, but I agree! You should absolutely NOT stop slapping and tapping! It's part of your process and part of YOU, which is why we watch! ❤
Lol ok
Love the SLAPS!!
I like the slaps and the fingernail taps! Don’t stop!
I enjoy all the shop noises...not a fan of the music. Lol
To me there are few things more satisfying than taking a piece of old, tired, beaten up antique furniture and bringing it back to life. I feel like most people don't realize how beautiful these pieces can be with a little TLC! Amazing job!
Me too
Trena, you are truly an artist. when it comes to wood, but as well when it comes to restoration, I remember the big Grandfather Clock the gentleman brought you that required rebuilding plus the paint work
What everybody else has commented. Plus shop dog's nose close up and happy tail. All I can add is: WOW.
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Trena-it was great to hear your dad! You resurrected that gorgeous oak!! Brava!!
Yes! Thank you!
Personally, I like it when you tap on the wood. You are an artist!
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I came across those glass gliders 30 odd years ago on a dining table made in UK, I was told by one of the older Cabinet Makers, they are for Carpet or Rugs, he had not seen them for years. If you want to slap Furniture go right ahead.
Lol thanks
Never stop being Trena ,it's what you do ,do it . What a outstanding looking piece of furniture and a amazing restoration job on this dinning room table what a show piece properly dressed for a Thanksgiving or Christmas Dinner .
Thank you!
You are the best furniture restorer in the Milky Way! Thank you,
❤️❤️
She's a fine healthy girl with canniness and skill with wood: a fine example of a well-employed human.
Glad to see your BACK HOME also that your father is with you ,,,you are the best.......with the two of you who knows what can happen two pros together can it get any better ????
Trena, you should have been a surgeon. Facinating to watch.
Keep tapping the table. It is what makes you so natural.
I remember seeing glass furniture coasters when I was a kid. They were most commonly used on carpet.
Gorgeous grain - just like tiger stripes. That’s one lucky owner.
Ontario is going to be missing you badly. ❤
I actually cried at just how beautiful you made this. You have an extraordinary level of ability with wood by bringing out its absolute best. Thank you again, from Perth, Western Australia 🇦🇺 ❤🇨🇦
Wow, thank you!❤️
Another project completed to make the world a prettier place!
I could hear the sad little cry from the table leaf. "Me.... wha what'd I do?" Poor little fellas gonna be the last one pulled from the closet when company comes over; he might see Thanksgiving or Christmas at best. Table looks amazing (don't tell him I said that).
😂😂😂
Another beauty that will be around for another hundred years!
I'm a HUGE fan of both quartersawn white oak and mission style tables. You brought it back and made it is absolutely beautiful again. Great work. Keep it up!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful table, of course, great job.
So glad the move is over, great to have you "back"
You are a skilled craftsman!!!
Stunning, Trena! 😎👍
It’s so nice to see the your pride in your work. Your father taught you well. Your work is rare in today’s time. Years back we had some of your glides in the extra leg box. If I remember the customer wanted rollers and we removed them. I’m saying thank you for your customer, a great save.
Once again a wonderful piece of work. It's great to see how the wood comes back to life under your hands. Simply fantastic. All the best until next time. Greetings Maria
Thank you very much!
It's great to see a professional at work.
Trena, the grain on that table is fabulous. The stain you used makes it really pop. A beautiful renovation for a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Quarter sawn oak is a beautiful wood to work with and you did it Justice bring that piece back to all its glory.
Look forward to your videos, nice restoration on this table!
Dear Trena…you NEVER disappoint!
That is quite the table. Love watching your repairs. 👍👍👍
Dear Trena; I'm delighted to see that you brought that old stripper tin, with you from Windsor, I'm also of the belief that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", Lots of love from London UK.
You are amazing. Your dad must be very proud.
Immaculate restoration once again, Trena. I enjoy your sense of humor and zhoom ins on Shop Dog. ❤
Thank you so much!
you're professionalism and love of your trade shines through no matter whatever piece of restoration you lay your hands on. customers love this about you and will always share pass this on to new customers so work will always be at your door
Beautiful work once again!
What an amazing transformation. Love watching you work. Such a pro.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful Job Young Lady!!
@Trena~ Hey it's Christy [aka:NordicPhoenix], I don't know why, but RUclips changed my screen name! Weird! Anyways, just wanted to let you know I am STILL HERE watching and loving your work! This Oak table turned out to be a real stunner! WOW!!! You never cease to amaze me with your restoration talent! I hope all is well with you and your family after the move back home. CHEERS TO YOU MY FRIEND! XOXO
Hi Christy! Thankyou so much for sticking with me❤️❤️hope you are well too!
What a lovely video of your trip "Home " thank you Trenna for this! The little ELM chair was a poignant and charming piece to finish with in Ontario. ❤
Yes it was!🥰
Stunning table, stunning restoration, thanks for sharing..!
Very old oaks on the table , super restoration 👍
Thanks 👍
Absolutely fabulous work. Thanks for your expert, quality work.
Hello Trena,passing by to wish you a good family Sunday,as for your work,no comments,as they are perfect.gret Kiss on your heart
Very interesting piece. Love all the old parts. Wonderful work, as always.💙
Don’t ever stop being you! That’s why people like me watch. I love the glass casters. Nice find. Beautiful piece, as always, when you have done your magic!
Thank you so much!
The table is beautiful now. The cross cut grain is wonderful! I have my parents tiger oak table and chairs and always enjoy seeing another one rescued.
I just want to say I love all of your videos, as far as I'am concerned you can slap furniture as much as you like . Excellent restoration of the dining table, you are amazing!😍😍😍
Lol. Thanks!
Trena nice to see you again, love your work
I think those screws should go back in. I wish the owner had sprung for the glass casters. It's nice to see you use as much of the original as possible. It's a gorgeous table. Nice job!
Thankyou!
Now you are back in the flow. Don't get me wrong, all of your restorations come out amazing! But the reason I started watching you so long ago was an image you used for one of your videos that made me wonder how many clamps you could use per linear inch of wood. 🙃
Lol
A lot!! It's like watching a trapeze artist!!!
Yes the clamping is always a masterpiece in itself ! 😂
The table is gorgeous. You slap anything you want to, except for your daddy, only your Mama gets to do that. 😂❤
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Love the figure in that tabletop!
Wow again an amazing restoration. Thank you for sharing.
This is absolutly outstanding. I dream to have this in my house.
Thanks for the video Trena. What a beautiful table. You did a wonderful job. God bless.
Thank you so much!
Your dog is GORGEOUS ! Oh, and nice table ....
Thank you! 😊
Another home run Trena!
That is one of the most beautiful quarter sawn oak table tops I've ever seen... beautiful restoration Trena, great job!
Awesome, thank you!
That one side of the table top almost looks like zebra wood. What a difference, looks brand new, impressive work as always!
Thank you very much!
Can not tell you how good it is to open You Tube and see you are back with a new video!!! A very welcome Christmas Present...lol
Happy holidays!🥰
This table reminds me of my grandmother's table. It was only used for Christmas Dinner.
Young Lady! you have a great talent, and a real art in explaining the how and the why. I enjoy watching your artistry in actual motion
Thank you so much!
Love watching you work, you teach us newbies every video you make, many thanks 😊
Thankyou
Really glad you're back! You really ought to consider opening a Patreon Account. I think you might be surprised at the response.
Maybe one day! Just need to get my bearings here
I enjoy watching your repairs/restorations. Great job and looking forward to the next video.
THANKS SO MUCH, TRENA!
Beautiful!
Great to see you back
Trenna, you amaze me every time you refinish a piece of furniture. What was neglected and ugly, becomes beautiful again. That quarter sawn oak was hidden and you uncovered it to be beautiful, the way it was intended to be. Beautiful table from a beautiful lady.❤😊
Thankyou
Beautiful again.❤
Treana: nice restoration job. That oak on the two halves were really nice pieces. And those glass risers were pretty interesting too. Carol from California
Another beautiful piece! Glad you’re back posting, missed you over the summer!
Yay, thank you!
Absolutely lovely, as usual. Thanks for sharing with us and slap away, it's OK!
Thank you! 😊
On the round top, I like how the oak looks different depending on the direction/angle. Love that wood.
Trena, fantastic result on this table .
Tip : to replace sliders I have used UHMW plastic, this stuff is f.i. used in thick cuttingboards or industrial sliders.
Can be bought at shops that sell plexiglas etc.
Easy to shape,saw,drill ,turn on a lathe.
You could even have turned new disks to fit your replacement new feet.
I enjoy your video's !
That's a great idea! Thanks!
Wow you made that table beautiful! ❤
Excellent restoration young lady, that table was suffering from a lot of neglect over a long period of time, glad to see you bring it back, finished out beautifully, thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
Really a beautiful table was great to see such a transformation! Maybe you should always slap the furniture! 👋🏽🪄
Lol
always enjoy your work...beautiful table...was intrigued by the glass glides! sending a smile
Thank you!
As someone who dabbled in furniture restoration in the past I must say your talent & knowledge is outstanding.
Thankyou!
Heres a thought how about a video showing casing your favorite style of furniture. Or how about a video showing your favorite pieces you worked on.
Great idea
This is just so gorgeous! I love watching your work, thank you!
Thank you so much!
Wow! Another beauty! ❤
Tiger tiger… beautiful piece and looking at it’s best after your hard work.
What a beautiful table! My grandma had one that looked very much like that one. You
Gave it so much respect! Great work, as usual 🤗
Thank you very much!
I thought that a glass blower might be able to replicate the glass caster? Great video Stay safe. J
Just beautiful! ❤
I love your channel. It brings me peace. Thank you.
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Looking good Trena! Like the hair cut! Excellent work as always.
Thanks!
Wonderful work on a beautiful table.
The finish on that table top that wasn't leaves, looks a lot like what was on a late 1940's set of bedroom furniture we used to have. Pickled oak was a trend that went very much out of style and then a half century later showed up again, often as a kitchen cabinet finish.
Beautiful! (Always nice to see your Dad pop in once in a while! ❤️)
Love the intro……
love,love,love, quartersawn
Perfect restoration . Beautiful color
That is a stunning table!!!
Another work of Art..
Love your format with the initial review-assess plans, then learning the "why" later if/when you change your mind -- very useful for me, and possibly many others of your 69,500 subscribers to follow your thought processes and see how you react to new info, or have a better idea, or an "aha!" moment.
Thankyou!