AMAZING Transformation of Antique Desk Chair | Furniture Restoration

This weeks video was chosen by the people, for the people. I conducted a pole letting viewers pick the piece of furniture I restore for this video. The winner was this Desk Chair, which turned out nicely since it will pair well with the typewriter desk.

The wood was cracked and the metal swivel and rocker were rusted and worn out. With a little TLC I brought this chair back to its former glory.

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If you have any questions feel free to reach out in the comments.

Thanks for watching!

- JM

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[restorationrhode]

Hit the like button if you enjoyed this restoration and let me know in the comments what you enjoyed most!
Thanks!
JM

[smurvay]

Aside from his incredible skills, love the snapping of the gloves and flashback to history. Yes sir it is an art!

[tracyfemling]

i love the way you reuse and repurpose some of the furniture you get. It brings a smile to my sole

[SueDye]

Thank you for the video! I like the way you work!

[juliecameronandrews]

Not only are you amazingly skilled, you are hilarious! Keep up the great work. And thanks. 😂

[stefangapko]

Hello from Sweden! What a great result, a really awsome chair.

[conniemaniaci]

It turned out beautiful. Love the color.

[RattledPan]

Lotta fun...and useful. I've got the official [is anyone listening or watching??] Head Librarian Chair from an unnamed small town in the LA basin, which will remain anonymous--especially when I math out how old it is. It's a full-on antique now.
All of the construction and especially the rocking hardware underneath the seat was especially interesting interesting! You saved me countless hours weeping trying to figure that stuff out. Good info, love the humor. Stop by if you are ever in Portland.

[JSM]

"Bring out the Holy hand grenade of Antoich" -> Subscribed.

[rhondagrasdal]

Middle aged woman from British Columbia Canada. I love restoration channels and just discovered your channel tonight. I LOVE it. Don’t pay attention to the guy in the comments who didn’t like your editing. I loved all your wit and can’t wait to see more. There are only so many dry restoration videos you can watch….let the laughs continue. Oh ya, you are also very talented! 🇨🇦🤪

[lavenderstar]

I ❤ this restoration! You're not just talented but funny! Thank you for sharing your 'art'.

[antonyr.]

I liked your video and your restoration. You have a good sense of humour 👍😂

[elenailyina]

Ваши видео-великолепное учебное пособие для увлечённых реставрацией, я очень многому у вас научилась. Спасибо! Отдельный респект вашему оператору, он тоже огромный профессионал.

[normanlongthorp]

Excellent workmanship - thank you. I have one of these old office chairs I rescued from a long-ago workplace, and it's been hanging out taking up space in my basement shop for decades now. I've long wanted to restore it, and your video has given me the information - and the inspiration - to finally do it!

[handplanepastor]

My first video of yours. I like the work. As a woodworker, my recommendation is that you don't mix the sawdust and glue for the joint. The sawdust will inhibit the glue from adhering properly making the joint weaker than using glue alone. 'd suggest Titebond II Dark wood glue; it will blend in better and give you better hold. If the joint is still too visible for your liking then add the sawdust and glue to the top of the seam. Otherwise, I liked the video so much I double tapped the thumbs up.

[dough]

The glass and sandpaper jointer idea was freaking genius. I gotta try that

[frelnc]

What a GREAT restoration. I can see you sitting in that chair in your high-collared black business suit with wire rimmed glasses, reading something as you rock back and forth. You did a wonderful job restoring this chair. Awesome!

[markwalker]

That drill rack is worth a watch..so awesome.

[patientorlando]

The 'sigh' was e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g! We can all relate😁 Such a beautiful oak chair...looks so comfy too! Great work and great video...thanks for sharing🤩

[oneshotme]

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up