@@СергейСнегирь-ы6д … that’s probably why we amateur furniture restorers here in the west (US) have never heard of it. While I was watching the video and saw him put the sandbag on… my jaw dropped! And I thought to myself “why has nobody shown this trick before now?” It’s just pure genius!
I like it as it is. No silly words. No - Houston we have a problem - sentences. No screaming Music. Just great work. And when and where needed an explanation. And since i just like watching the episodes, it doesn't matter to me when some of the explanations don't make any sense to me.
Amen! I cannot stand music in the background, also. The producers never play the kind that I like! Besides all of that and most important, it is horribly distracting!
This makes me understand why they bought what I’ve always thought of as ugly furniture. Wasn’t ugly when it was new. Loved the nearly eye level ride through the table saw
I found veneered '50s wood furniture to be a pain to work on. Then the '70s rolled around with the faux wood veneer on particle board, and I quickly grew to appreciate '50s furniture. 😂
It simply amazes and astounds me how you can take a piece of furniture I would have been certain was headed for the dump or to a burn pile and resurrect it to the point that I would be proud to have it in my own house had I the room for it. Beautiful restoration! Again I love watching your videos and look forward to the next one!
I believe it was Matthias Wandel (ex-Blackberry engineer turned YT maker - but his father was a carpenter) who did some experiments with gluing strength. It turns out, with PVA, the smoother the gluing surfaces the stronger the joint is, even if this is counter-intuitive. Rough surfaces cause the glue layer to be thicker, and it seems PVA glue is strongest when the glue layer is thinnest.
Ahti, you're so funny. I am sure there are many people who are so glad they know "the guy who will restore anything"! 💕 Yet another restoration that shows your remarkable talent and skill!
This restoration turned out beautifully, as all your work does!! The two main things that I have learned from you are- disassemble before starting repairs, and, when gluing, use more clamps!!😁❤️😍
Oh Good Grief! I had a bed identical to this one, back in the 1950's. It was quite a shock to see it again and it looks so beautiful restored! ☺ I think one of my favourite parts of watching you work, is painting/rubbing on the Shellac. I can even still remember the smell of shellac! My dearly departed husband was a Carpenter/Joiner Cabinet Maker and I loved watching him work too
Помню такие кровати. Простые до безобразия, но ностальгия. Других-то не достать было. А мы другу на свадьбу кровать 2 месяца делали, собирали уже внутри нового дома, на клей и шпильки. Из массива, но под Италию. Шикарно получилось. С резными ангелочками на стойках. Матрас сами клеили и шили из поролоновых матов. Все-таки конец 1980-х.
A couple years ago I was looking for wood furniture restoration videos. I watched many and was disappointed with the majority of what I saw. The wood pieces weren't made sound nor were they prepared properly. On almost all the finish showed the lack of care. Finding your channel made me so pleased. I kept thinking, "Yes! That's the way you do it." The items were sound, completely usable and the wood finish glowed as if lit from within. Thank you for the joy your videos bring me.
Always impressed with your color matching skills Ahti! A deceptively simple design, but the curved surfaces made it challenging. Loved the “sandbag clamp,” so inventive!
I'm not a woodworker myself, but I love your videos! It is great that you take distressed or unwanted pieces and turn them into the centerpiece of your clients' homes. Keep up the good work!
Wow, I guess your client really likes that bed. Some of us get phantom pains from the memory of sleeping on the mattresses that used to go with beds like these. 😂
Beautiful results. ♥️ And……. Thanks for the information about the expansion of wood and veneer. I always learn something from your videos. Appreciate you taking the extra time in editing to include useful details.
If I was in the room I still wouldn't get such a clear, close-up view of your work as I do in your vlogs. Like watching a sports video, I can pause, rewind & see details I missed. A+ lighting/editing etc. Trying to say "great video production as well as fantastic workmanship, Ahti. You never disappoint" 👋Pat- Yukon
Excellent work! You have great followers that await your next project! When I found your new video after being posted 25 min before, there were x245 likes. By the time the video ended x23 min later, there were x735 likes and x3, 349 views! You are a Master Restorer! Thanks for your inspirational videos from Canada!
Nothing ornate, just elegant simplicity. Lovely save - and as a tall person, I can appreciate wanting a long bed! Some of the antique beds are incredibly short.
That is a rough project! I would have never gave that one the time of day! But you did. Thank you for the new video and I support you! Good work sir! Awesome video as always
Absolutely beautiful piece back from the 50ty’s n on to another 70ty plus years n more. You are so brilliantly gifted. To take a piece of furniture apart . Restore what needs to be done n amazingly put it back together with great patience n skill blows me away. Love that wonderful idea of using a sand bag. You know all the tricks in making it work. I hope your client appreciates the beautiful work you done. I’m sure he does as that is why he came to in the first place. I have no more words say except two…Your awesome! ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍👏👏🌟
I think you are so talented in the restorations you perform. Your techniques are unquestionable, not to mention how much I enjoy you being funny in these videos. Please don't stop making videos for us because we enjoy them so much. Most of your videos are watch in my home 3 times or more. We can't get enough of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
I watch several furniture restoration shows and yours is my favorite. One, you do excellent work; two, you don't talk a lot. Thanks for the great shows. Larry, Arkansas, USA
Astonishing how you turned this piece of old junk into a nice looking bed. It still is a 50’s bed with the veneer and all, but you made it stand out as a nice piece of furniture. Thanks a lot for my viewing pleasure.
I really truly love your videos. Relaxing, informative, enjoyable, even humorous on occasion (almost always) I’m a 66 year old grandma whose hobby is sewing but always had wished I had taken up carpentry! 💗
For someone who has never done this type of work before, you achieved amazing success! Joking of course. The level of skill, expertise, and experience you display at every step during each phase is astounding! Well done!
Funny James Bond view of the buzz saw. I love that old veneer furniture. I saw that stuff when I was a kid. My daughter has a dresser that was my brother’s. The veneer needs slight repair. After watching you do it many times, I told my daughter I’d give it a try someday. 💜💜💜
That sandbag trick was sheer brilliance. And the thin, flexible plywood to hold the patch while the glue dries. I wondered about that awful yellow varnish just as you mentioned that it was a strong industrial varnish. Would that be like spar varnish? You took something that looked unfixable and put it completely to rights. A job well done. I was watching you use your equipment and drooling over the machines that you have in your shop. I do furniture flipping, and I have the basics, but nothing like you have. Someday. Your videos are teaching tools for people newish to woodworking. I so much appreciate your attention to detail. Thanks for another great video.
Ten little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and broke his head. Mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed. Nine little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and broke the bed. Mama called AT Restoration. ❤
Wonderful work master! It must be gratifying that clients can see your work on youtube, that you don't allow yourself to take any shortcuts/humbug/bullshit. You must have a number of clients. I wish you the best of luck in the new year and keep up the good work! Greetings from Czechia!
When I see a new video from you pop up on my feed, I get so very excited! There is so much beauty and talent in your restorations. And then, I'm reminded that I don't own enough clamps for my own smaller scale projects. LOL
Lamento no escribir en tu idioma, pero quiero decirte que sigo tus vídeos desde casi que comenzaste, haces un gran trabajo. A mi madre que ya no está le encantaba tu trabajo y decía que eras muy detallista y tranquilo. Te deseo todos los éxitos desde un pequeño país en América del Sur. Abrazo.
@AldoSabbag-bd8bk For those that don't understand, you said: I'm sorry I can't write in your language, but I want to tell you I have followed your videos almost since you started, you do a grand job. (Give yourself a hug) Ha estado aprendido espanol hace muchos anos pero todavia hay cosas que no entiendo!
@@coffeebreaktheology2634 Estaba tratando de recomendarle a él y a todos que usaran la aplicación de traducción para responder o hablar con el creador de contenido. ¡¡Pero la respuesta siguió siendo eliminada!! y no se porque😹 ¡Puede que haya simplificado demasiado! Eu estava tentando recomendar a ele e a todos que usassem o aplicativo de tradução para responder ou falar com o criador do conteúdo mas a resposta continuou sendo excluída !! e eu não sei por quê😹 posso ter simplificado demais! Üritasin talle ja kõigile soovitada sisuloojaga vastamiseks või temaga rääkimiseks tõlkerakendust aga vastus kustutati pidevalt!! ja ma ei tea miks😹 ma olen võib-olla liiga palju lihtsustanud! I was trying to recommend him and everyone to use translation app to reply or talk to content creator but reply kept getting deleted!! and i don't know why😹 i may have smplified too much!
I love that you will restore something that is so simple. We call that design 'mid-century modest' in houses. I think people forget about a lot of the simpler, quieter designs, but this is unmistakeably of its time just as much as any boomerang-shaped coffee table!
Haha, that’s one boring bed that was surely headed for the skip! That is until someone looked at it twice and thought it could be saved. I like plain and simple furniture, and this one came out great, well worth saving. Always a pleasure seeing you work your magic.
Restoring furniture (or any anything else) is an art in itself. All the machines help but there is a lot of hand labor involved and that requires experience and a lot of patience. This is a very simple bed but it is in need of a lot of work.
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The use of the sandbag to secure the rounded area for glue-up is genius!!!❤
Stealing this idea
It was brilliant! I’m stealing it, too!
I won't forget that one !!!
this method is described in old Soviet books on furniture restoration
@@СергейСнегирь-ы6д … that’s probably why we amateur furniture restorers here in the west (US) have never heard of it. While I was watching the video and saw him put the sandbag on… my jaw dropped! And I thought to myself “why has nobody shown this trick before now?” It’s just pure genius!
That bed has lasted over 70 years, and now it will last another 100 years, at least. Great work, as always.
I like it as it is.
No silly words.
No - Houston we have a problem - sentences.
No screaming Music.
Just great work.
And when and where needed an explanation.
And since i just like watching the episodes, it doesn't matter to me when some of the explanations don't make any sense to me.
Amen! I cannot stand music in the background, also. The producers never play the kind that I like! Besides all of that and most important, it is horribly distracting!
So basically... not an American restorer lol
And no bad sanding and then painting with white chalk paint!
This makes me understand why they bought what I’ve always thought of as ugly furniture. Wasn’t ugly when it was new. Loved the nearly eye level ride through the table saw
This guy's hands have magic!!! He turns scraps to gold!!!
I dont know about that mike Meyers get up.
I found veneered '50s wood furniture to be a pain to work on. Then the '70s rolled around with the faux wood veneer on particle board, and I quickly grew to appreciate '50s furniture. 😂
that's a point!
It must be so satisfying to take items that have been written off as junk and restore them to something beautiful and useful.
It simply amazes and astounds me how you can take a piece of furniture I would have been certain was headed for the dump or to a burn pile and resurrect it to the point that I would be proud to have it in my own house had I the room for it. Beautiful restoration! Again I love watching your videos and look forward to the next one!
I believe it was Matthias Wandel (ex-Blackberry engineer turned YT maker - but his father was a carpenter) who did some experiments with gluing strength. It turns out, with PVA, the smoother the gluing surfaces the stronger the joint is, even if this is counter-intuitive. Rough surfaces cause the glue layer to be thicker, and it seems PVA glue is strongest when the glue layer is thinnest.
I like the poor guy who’s willing to restore anything! He’s very very good at what he does.😊
Ahti, you're so funny. I am sure there are many people who are so glad they know "the guy who will restore anything"! 💕 Yet another restoration that shows your remarkable talent and skill!
This restoration turned out beautifully, as all your work does!! The two main things that I have learned from you are- disassemble before starting repairs, and, when gluing, use more clamps!!😁❤️😍
Another great restoration!
Oh Good Grief! I had a bed identical to this one, back in the 1950's. It was quite a shock to see it again and it looks so beautiful restored! ☺ I think one of my favourite parts of watching you work, is painting/rubbing on the Shellac. I can even still remember the smell of shellac! My dearly departed husband was a Carpenter/Joiner Cabinet Maker and I loved watching him work too
Помню такие кровати. Простые до безобразия, но ностальгия. Других-то не достать было. А мы другу на свадьбу кровать 2 месяца делали, собирали уже внутри нового дома, на клей и шпильки. Из массива, но под Италию. Шикарно получилось. С резными ангелочками на стойках. Матрас сами клеили и шили из поролоновых матов. Все-таки конец 1980-х.
This man is a genius. I am glad that I stumbled across his channel. Only trouble I don't get any house work done I just sit and watch his videos.
A couple years ago I was looking for wood furniture restoration videos. I watched many and was disappointed with the majority of what I saw. The wood pieces weren't made sound nor were they prepared properly. On almost all the finish showed the lack of care. Finding your channel made me so pleased. I kept thinking, "Yes! That's the way you do it." The items were sound, completely usable and the wood finish glowed as if lit from within. Thank you for the joy your videos bring me.
It’s true! There are a couple of men in Germany who do similar quality work, but that’s about it. 🇨🇦💕
Das Bett. hatte ein haufen Kratzer und Beschädigungen , nach der Reparatur sieht es wie Neu aus ❤❤
Your patience, talent and attention to detail never fails to amaze me! Wonderful job as usual! ❤❤❤
Looks fantastic 👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Always impressed with your color matching skills Ahti! A deceptively simple design, but the curved surfaces made it challenging. Loved the “sandbag clamp,” so inventive!
I'm not a woodworker myself, but I love your videos! It is great that you take distressed or unwanted pieces and turn them into the centerpiece of your clients' homes. Keep up the good work!
“You need to use what you got”,words to live by.👍
Wow, I guess your client really likes that bed. Some of us get phantom pains from the memory of sleeping on the mattresses that used to go with beds like these. 😂
Recognizable, thorough professional work, thanks to which the old furniture is reborn. My recognition.
Beautiful results. ♥️ And…….
Thanks for the information about the expansion of wood and veneer. I always learn something from your videos. Appreciate you taking the extra time in editing to include useful details.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!! that is just wonderful, great job !!!
My favorite restoration guy.
I’m loving the sandbag trick! 👍🏻
Me too!
If I was in the room I still wouldn't get such a clear, close-up view of your work as I do in your vlogs.
Like watching a sports video, I can pause, rewind & see details I missed. A+ lighting/editing etc.
Trying to say "great video production as well as fantastic workmanship, Ahti. You never disappoint" 👋Pat- Yukon
Thanks for the ride through the saw. Yes, I’m paying attention now! Wonderful restoration. Beautiful, and you taught me a lot, as always.
Excellent work! You have great followers that await your next project! When I found your new video after being posted 25 min before, there were x245 likes. By the time the video ended x23 min later, there were x735 likes and x3, 349 views! You are a Master Restorer! Thanks for your inspirational videos from Canada!
At one hour 909!
Nothing ornate, just elegant simplicity. Lovely save - and as a tall person, I can appreciate wanting a long bed! Some of the antique beds are incredibly short.
I can watch his videos all day. Always top quality. Never disappoints.
That is a rough project! I would have never gave that one the time of day! But you did. Thank you for the new video and I support you! Good work sir! Awesome video as always
The sand bag trick is great!
Thank goodness for this guy! How else would we get such great restoration videos?!!
Okay, I LOVE the camera on the board at 12:45! Great shot!
Absolutely beautiful piece back from the 50ty’s n on to another 70ty plus years n more.
You are so brilliantly gifted. To take a piece of furniture apart . Restore what needs to be done n amazingly put it back together with great patience n skill blows me away. Love that wonderful idea of using a sand bag. You know all the tricks in making it work. I hope your client appreciates the beautiful work you done. I’m sure he does as that is why he came to in the first place. I have no more words say except two…Your awesome!
♥️♥️😊👍👍👍👏👏🌟
I think you are so talented in the restorations you perform. Your techniques are unquestionable, not to mention how much I enjoy you being funny in these videos. Please don't stop making videos for us because we enjoy them so much. Most of your videos are watch in my home 3 times or more. We can't get enough of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
I watch several furniture restoration shows and yours is my favorite. One, you do excellent work; two, you don't talk a lot. Thanks for the great shows. Larry, Arkansas, USA
This humble functional piece restored in full glory! Estonishing as my wife said!
Astonishing how you turned this piece of old junk into a nice looking bed. It still is a 50’s bed with the veneer and all, but you made it stand out as a nice piece of furniture. Thanks a lot for my viewing pleasure.
I love that you do not destroy but preserve the furniture as it was originally designed. ❤❤❤❤
I really truly love your videos. Relaxing, informative, enjoyable, even humorous on occasion (almost always) I’m a 66 year old grandma whose hobby is sewing but always had wished I had taken up carpentry! 💗
Awesomeness! Just right to watch on a cosy Sunday morning... I kept nodding off, took me an hour to watch it! 😆
You make the cheap look expensive. I think the client will be very pleased with the result.
Love the 80s intro music and how it fades to mute when the work begins and comes back at the end.
You can make something simple into something classy. What an artist you are!
I like the different camera angles. Very creative. Thanks for another great video!
I've been watching one video of you every night for the last month. I need more, I am addicted 😂 Keep up the good work 🔥
Wow - this started out looking like bonfire material! Very impressed at the excellent quality of work, even for a modest piece!
Sleek. Absolutely Sleek. Thank you for showing us how it's done.
Fantastic!!!
Much awaited, much appreciated looking forward to excellent work as always from you.
I know it’s going to be good when there lots and lots of clamps!!!!!! And thanks for the hack using the sandbag. Genius as always!!!!🎉🎉🎉
At the start of the video I thought why bother😱
But the end showed me why, what a fantastic transformation.👌
He has a set of particular skills, he will find it and he will restore it ❤
For someone who has never done this type of work before, you achieved amazing success!
Joking of course.
The level of skill, expertise, and experience you display at every step during each phase is astounding! Well done!
You spoil me with your craft.
Lots of REPAIRS executed meticulously! Well done👏👏👏
Mr magic fingers to the rescue .superb restoration many thanks.
I loved that you restored it and updated the length so it can be used again.
12:56 yay thanks for the ride! I will never stop saying that you're a genius! every piece from is precious
Funny James Bond view of the buzz saw. I love that old veneer furniture. I saw that stuff when I was a kid. My daughter has a dresser that was my brother’s. The veneer needs slight repair. After watching you do it many times, I told my daughter I’d give it a try someday. 💜💜💜
You sir are a Master. I've been at woodworking for 40 years and you make me look like a chump.....
I love your videos, Ahti!
Once more, it is a beautiful bed.
This piece of furniture has a very "Art Deco" look... Art Deco interpreted in the 50's...Lovely work !!!
You, sir, are a truly skilled and gifted craftsman!!
I can picture that frame with a feather mattress and a handmade quilt on it! Great video but Daisy was greatly missed!
Magnificent as usual. Thanks, Ahti, for sharing this with us, your skills, expertise, and abilities. This was fun.
That sandbag trick was sheer brilliance. And the thin, flexible plywood to hold the patch while the glue dries. I wondered about that awful yellow varnish just as you mentioned that it was a strong industrial varnish. Would that be like spar varnish? You took something that looked unfixable and put it completely to rights. A job well done. I was watching you use your equipment and drooling over the machines that you have in your shop. I do furniture flipping, and I have the basics, but nothing like you have. Someday. Your videos are teaching tools for people newish to woodworking. I so much appreciate your attention to detail. Thanks for another great video.
It is 5:54am in Australia and Ahti has uploaded a video. It's going to be a good day.
An excellent restoration that is better than the original. Your client will love it.👍👍
Another fantastic restoration from you ❤ and here's another proof Estonians are really tall 😍
Ahti, another great job. Many hours of work. This is the best chanel of furniture restoration on RUclips.
Your techniques for clamping the curved surfaces are great, the sand bag and thin plywood are things I never would have thought of.
Ten little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and broke his head. Mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed. Nine little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and broke the bed. Mama called AT Restoration. ❤
Never knew veneer also expands. This is why I love these videos: not just enjoyable but educational. Congrats on another beautiful restoration 👏
Wonderful work master!
It must be gratifying that clients can see your work on youtube, that you don't allow yourself to take any shortcuts/humbug/bullshit.
You must have a number of clients.
I wish you the best of luck in the new year and keep up the good work! Greetings from Czechia!
Great job as always! When I need something restored I will bring it over the Baltic Sea to you 🙂
When I see a new video from you pop up on my feed, I get so very excited! There is so much beauty and talent in your restorations. And then, I'm reminded that I don't own enough clamps for my own smaller scale projects. LOL
It is a pleasure to watch you work! ⭐️
You are the King of Clamps! Very nicely done.
Wow, that is so smart the sandbag, that takes form on it to seal glue. Bravo. Golden! What a beautiful job you did. Well done!
If you know how to iron, then you surely know the art of woodwork. Bravo!
It came out extremely beautiful. Nice work.
MASTERPIECE!
Lamento no escribir en tu idioma, pero quiero decirte que sigo tus vídeos desde casi que comenzaste, haces un gran trabajo. A mi madre que ya no está le encantaba tu trabajo y decía que eras muy detallista y tranquilo.
Te deseo todos los éxitos desde un pequeño país en América del Sur.
Abrazo.
Estoy de acuerdo. Queremos mas, por favor!
Se como yo 😺 traductor de google 📖
Seja como eu😺 google tradutor 📖
Olge nagu mina😺 google translate 📖
Be like me😺 google translate 📖
El pequeño país al que te refieres es del tamaño de Estonia, Letonia y Lituania juntos.
@AldoSabbag-bd8bk For those that don't understand, you said: I'm sorry I can't write in your language, but I want to tell you I have followed your videos almost since you started, you do a grand job. (Give yourself a hug)
Ha estado aprendido espanol hace muchos anos pero todavia hay cosas que no entiendo!
@@coffeebreaktheology2634 Estaba tratando de recomendarle a él y a todos que usaran la aplicación de traducción para responder o hablar con el creador de contenido.
¡¡Pero la respuesta siguió siendo eliminada!! y no se porque😹
¡Puede que haya simplificado demasiado!
Eu estava tentando recomendar a ele e a todos que usassem o aplicativo de tradução para responder ou falar com o criador do conteúdo
mas a resposta continuou sendo excluída !! e eu não sei por quê😹
posso ter simplificado demais!
Üritasin talle ja kõigile soovitada sisuloojaga vastamiseks või temaga rääkimiseks tõlkerakendust
aga vastus kustutati pidevalt!! ja ma ei tea miks😹
ma olen võib-olla liiga palju lihtsustanud!
I was trying to recommend him and everyone to use translation app to reply or talk to content creator
but reply kept getting deleted!! and i don't know why😹
i may have smplified too much!
Good Golly! Watching you paint those stains was like watching a magic trick!
Ahti, your skills are absolutely brilliant. Only you could take that sad wreck and make into something beautiful! Well done!
As far as I am concerned, you are simply the best, you make it look so easy and do know it isn’t, from watching my late father .
It's elegance is in its simplicity. Outstanding job! 🎉 Congratulations!🎉
I love that you will restore something that is so simple. We call that design 'mid-century modest' in houses. I think people forget about a lot of the simpler, quieter designs, but this is unmistakeably of its time just as much as any boomerang-shaped coffee table!
Wowser! wonderful work on this apparently simple piece of furniture.
Fantastic save! Beautiful art!
Yes MASTER, you saved much more veneer than I would. I would of stripped and re-veneered much of it! Awesome work ... as usual!
Haha, that’s one boring bed that was surely headed for the skip! That is until someone looked at it twice and thought it could be saved. I like plain and simple furniture, and this one came out great, well worth saving. Always a pleasure seeing you work your magic.
Restoring furniture (or any anything else) is an art in itself. All the machines help but there is a lot of hand labor involved and that requires experience and a lot of patience.
This is a very simple bed but it is in need of a lot of work.
I am amazed that this very, VERY simple bed turned out so well.
A "simple" restoration----simply filmed and almost entirely self explanatory, and yet I learned so much! Thank you!