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Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - Ridgeway - 05-11-2020
I enjoyed watching this in my "confinement".
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RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - Mr Eddie - 05-11-2020
That was quite the basket case. I enjoy videos where they show the details of color matching and their finishing procedure. Thanks for posting.
Lonnie
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - BpB123 - 05-12-2020
(05-11-2020, 05:20 PM)Ridgeway Wrote: I enjoyed watching this in my "confinement".
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Here Here .. I enjoyed this .. thank you!
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - gov.cheese - 05-12-2020
Enjoyed every minute. Thanks for sharing.
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - Halfathumb - 05-14-2020
(05-12-2020, 02:37 PM)gov.cheese Wrote: Enjoyed every minute. Thanks for sharing.
Me too.
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - Tony Z - 05-14-2020
I binged watched most of his videos last weekend. Excellent and educational!
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - professore - 05-14-2020
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Frank S in IA
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - John Mihich - 05-16-2020
Nicely done. I have repaired all sorts of furniture but none that bad. Color matching is really key to this. I have so many pint cans of stain and a bunch of dyes. I really am proud when I can make a repair disappear.
I am in the middle of doing one now. Minor veneer repair but a section that the lady wants trim pieces to match - trim is maple and the rest is mahogany. This will be fun. Of course the grain won't match but I'll get the color right. I'll post when I'm done.
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - handi - 05-16-2020
I love restoring old pieces, my strength is reproducing the broken parts.
Learning a LOT from this guy about finishing, which is my weakest skill set.
RE: Restoring a Federal-style Card Table - AHill - 05-16-2020
A very talented craftsman. And another testament to the adage that you can never have enough clamps.