Bottomless chair restoration
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2021
- This video is about the Luterma chair and how to do the best plywood bottom for it. Some time ago I did a video ( • How to restore an old ... ) about copy of Luterma chair. Now, this is the original one. This chair was mass produced somewhere between 1900-1940 but they are still valued here, in Estonia.
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The process of making curved bottom is here: 10:23
A beautiful chair from something most people would just throw away.
Watching you with such lethal tools and no safety glove terrifies me. I know you are a professional and know exactly what you are doing though. Unfortunately, I have limited feeling in my hands and have been known to forget that. Taking a casserole out of an oven minus oven glove had the expected result when my husband shouted at me😥.
Can I ask what shellac actually is, please?
@@carolempluckrose4188 I totally agree about the safety, I had to look away at the table saw use with the raised blade!.. Beautiful restore, and he still had all his digits.....
I loved this. You make it look so easy.
Infatti mi ero perso questo passaggio cruciale...grazie
Not only are you an amazing restorer of furniture, you’re pretty fantastic at telling a story too. It’s a real pleasure watching you work…thank you for the opportunity!
i had never seen a woodworkers shop so tidy and clean! By the way, excellent job!
Everyone: Firewood!!
AT Restorations: No, that is a chair.
Thank you, amazing job as always
These chairs were mass produced in Estonia, by one of the largest users of plywood, they sell for as little as $10, Great job tho well done
Всё таки реанимация умершего стула в десять раз интереснее, чем если бы это было изготовление нового. Прям переживал за него.
Тон показался чуть темноват, но то такое, субъективное. Спасибо что оживили его, посмотрел ваше видео с большим удовольствием. Блестящая работа.
Работа усердная и качественная, но абсолютно БЕссмысленная! Столько сил на примитивный стул в одном экземпляре... В чем смысл?...
@@andreykuchukov3587 Смысл в демонстрации технологий, умений и навыков. И конечным продуктом является данное видео.
А что касается конкретного стула, то конечно это имеет смысл только в том случае если это был любимый стул вашего любимого дедушки. Или вам важна пыль веков на нём и его история.
Если вам на это дело плевать, разумеется гораздо рациональнее и гораздо дешевле заказать новые стулья. А если вы купите готовые в ИКЕЕ, со соотношение цена\качество будет ещё лучше.
@@user-sl3il5sz2s Вы напрасно объясняете мне очевидные вещи… вы, видимо, думаете, что я тупее этого стула? Это не так… Я, вообще-то, физик - кандидат наук, а реставрация мебели - моё хобби. Насколько я помню этот ролик (а запоминать его НЕ хочется ввиду его БЕССМЫСЛЕННОСТИ…), у мастера очень неплохая мастерская и профессиональный инструмент (у меня такого нет и в мастерскую я превратил одну из комнат моей квартиры) - то есть он Профессионал. Значит зарабатывает на жизнь ремонтом мебели…? Очень забавно, что Профессионал не может сделать ролик со своей реальной работой… продемонстрировать свои навыки на реально нужной вещи, как это делают десятки других Профессионалов (у которых Приятно поучиться…) Например, у меня регулярно попадаются кресла, для реставрации которых необходимо проявить определённые весьма нетривиальные навыки… Неужели у него таких кресел\стульев никогда не бывает? А когда профессионал применяет свои навыки для бессмысленной работы, то вспоминается песня Наутилус Помпилиуса - «здесь Мерилом Работы считают Усталость…». Неприятно смотреть то, что, очевидно, сделано бессмысленно… Бесполезно потраченное время… бесполезно потраченная энергия… Кому нафиг нужен этот Одинокий стул…
@@andreykuchukov3587 Ну на лбу у вас не написано, что вы физик и кандидат и увлекаетесь реставрацией мебели. А вот ...скажем так эмоциональная реакция бросается в глаза.
Вам интересно смотреть про банальное производство банальной мебели? Ну один раз и в общем всё ясно, и больше не надо.
На примере убитого в хлам старого стула гораздо интереснее.
И что вы так акцентируете что стул один? Вам обязательно гарнитур Генриха Гамбса? Ну гарнитур можно конечно интереснее продать, или реальный антиквариат. Так сказать не бесполезно трудился.
Но видео не про бизнес, оно про технику работы. Это конечно мог быть какой угодно стул, стол, не принципиально. Но стул с некоторой историей как-то интереснее.
@@user-sl3il5sz2s Да нет, мне интересно повышать свою квалификацию... А для этого интересно смотреть ролики, где показывают Реально Полезные приёмы при работе с реально нужными изделиями... И таких роликов много. Поэтому я ставлю Плюсы реально интересным роликам и минусы таким искусственным и надуманным как Этот. Как-то ведь надо Учить авторов... Например, несколько авторов после наших бесед согласились, что музыка или должна быть Очень Ненавязчивой или её не должно быть вовсе... И я считаю, что это хорошо...
"I consider my work well done, when nobody will notice it." - What a statement!
Greatly appreciate your professional approach to what you do. Your videos are examples of the thoughtful and thorough way to appreciate the old and forgotten things in this very disposable world. Thank you.
I hope your channel continues to grow and prosper. Watching you is such a joy.
Your secret weapon is a book press? What a good idea. You are a master when it comes to restoring chairs. I’d like to see you do more tables and maybe a chest of drawers or a desk or maybe a woman’s vanity table. Those would be fascinating to watch and I know you would do a masterful job on them.
Beautifully simple chair, beautifully restored! 👍🏼
This is a beautiful chair. I think that you have the cleanest, neatest shop in the world. I never see any sawdust or wood shavings on the floor or any scraps of wood scattered about. My shop is not nearly like this.
If I ask millions of people to watch my workshop, I think cleaning it up before filming is elementary thing to do.
Nails in furniture. Timeless design of chair. It deserves to live on.
Excellent job! Good for another 80 years
Love your videos, thank you. It’s great to see how what looks like impossible challenges are broken down into steps that produced a fantastic restored piece of furniture. And I’m impressed by your endless number of clamps! Ha ha ha
you are not a carpenter but a wizard, well done
You’ve a good eye for free hand cutting straight lines. I really like the idea of using the news wood on the seat. It blended quite well with the old when stained. Had I not seen you doing that I wouldn’t suspect it at the end. You do good work.
Another great restoration. Thanks for showing the world how it should be done!
Another miracle restoration. Loved the effect of the glass sphere at the end. Very dramatic.
I google LUTERMA CHAIR.
The Oxford Reference has an indepth history of this Estonian company.
Fascinating!
It's a good day when you learn something new!
Yeah, they were pretty big. They exported all over the world..
"I consider my work well done, when nobody will notice it."
You are truly an honest humble artist.
You made it look so easy. The chair appears to be brand new.
Nice!
Perfect Sunday morning viewing. Superb work.
All I can say is you are a patient man.
Fantazija !!!
Wonderful beautiful restoration of a old chair 🪑🪑
Ahhhh... the satisfying sound of the seat popping into place!!!
I'm not sure you know this tip but.. Nails or screws that have been in wood a long time form a BOND and are very difficult to remove. Get an electric soldering iron and hold onto the head of nail/ screw for a couple of minutes this makes it expand and breaks the bond. when it cools its easier to remove . Hope this helps
I could watch your videos for hours! Wonderful job! You got a fan from Brazil.
Better than new... this is a magnificent chair 🪑
Excellent 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing
I appreciate furniture restoration isn't as easy as it looks. I'm sure the previous owner had the best of intentions, but got lost along the way, giving up. A piece beautifully turned out, as always. I like the press, BTW.
Once again, you're amazing. The crystal ball in the seat was awesome 👌 and the chair finished beautifully. Bravo 👏! And kudos to an expert!
Very nice job!
New subscriber here! Happy I found you. Love watching your hands while you work. Strong, gentle with precision!
I watch in x2.0 speed, and the process gets only more magnifying!
It seems to me that you restore wood work and furniture out of love to the old work , yes of course there some money to it but the way you are doing your restoration it is love to your profession , well done
Sir, you are a proper artist. Love your videos!
Some things we work on are "falling apart". We realize soon enough that they will require some assistance in falling apart, sometimes a significant amount more elbow grease to fall apart than to put back together. Well worth the effort!
Simple, elegant, beautiful chair!
Thanks,
I think so too. This is how nordic Art Noveau looks like.
@@ATRestoration
Yes. While the chair does not look like the classic Shaker chair, both share a simplicity and pure practical design reflecting a time of no-nonsense craft and workmanship.
It is a shame that people are not aware of the quality of the materials and high standard of workman ship that built these chairs . Today it is flat pack - - throw away !
Your attention to detail is inspiring.
Nice job on the finish! It's so hard to prevent blotching in birch, poplar, etc., but the shellac wash coat was the key. Thanks!
I love your secret weapon. The butt dimple press!
Its sounds like a band name!
Another cracking job. I’m surprised that the seat frame was only ever glued to the legs .
As a suggestion , there is a furniture restorer in Maine , USA. He is a great craftsman with years of "old school experience". His name is Thomas Johnson, I thing u might enjoy him. Also , I watch a gentleman in the Ukraine his web sight is "Wood DESiGN", he builds modern furniture, I call it "studio furniture" enjoy!
Great work!
Beautiful restoration of that old chair 🪑🪑🪑
Love the use of the book press for dimpling the seat!
Great job.
Beautiful job!
Another great job
As always, beautiful work.
A splendid job as always!
"Not the nails again" Ha ha ha! I understand!
AT is funny.
Angled sled for table saw. I've never seen that before.
Such a gorgeous chair now.
Amazing work. Thanks for your videos.
Excellent work.
Great job, great video like always!
Wonderful job as usual. 👍🏻
Well done.
Stunning work again. 👍😃
Beautiful piece of work.
What a wonderful job. thanks for sharing it 😊
Seamless perfection. WOW!
i wish you lived in my city. i'm sure you've heard this before, but i've got a beautiful table that needs some work on it. my grandfather's brother's father-in-law made it for my mother when she went to college in 1939, so it's a family heirloom.
Beautiful
Perfect restoration!
Fantastic!
Rather gorgeous, great simplicity. Thank you.
Beautiful.
Awesome table saw
Well done !
Lovely work as usual! A classic chair and a superb restoration!
Looks great and excellent work!
wonderful job!
New toys! Lovely and inspiring work, as usual
The end result looks brand new: I'm very impressed!
Enjoyable and informative video. Beautiful result, as always. Loved the crystal ball at the end! Thank you.
you did a great job, it looks great
That finish is impeccable. Simply gorgeous.
Отличная работа мастера. Супер.
Желаю удачи. 👍
As always I am impressed .. God Bless your skill look forward to the next video
Very nice!
Wundervoll!ein schönes Wochenende!
Excellent
Very nice indeed.
Great job
Disfruto mucho de tus restauraciones, saludos desde Montevideo, Uruguay, Sud America
Nicely done. I like the way you face the old timber with new.
Thank you for another great video.
I would love to be the guy who sells you clamps!
Jed Clampet.
@@Amen.22 I used to work alongside a welder and sometimes he would ask me for a Jed.
Very impressive! Awesome restoration! Thank you for the relaxing video. :)
Merci pour le partage.
Très beau travail !!
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So good at what you do.
Beautiful chair!! Nice bottom!!
Gorgeous. Such careful work on restoring this fine piece of furniture
Отличная реставрация!
Привет из Беларуси! 🇧🇾
Absolutely Beautiful chair.
Modest but elegant.
GREAT JOB thanks !!!
Thanks for an informative and relaxing video ;)