CAN I RESTORE this PIECE?

CAN I RESTORE this PIECE? restoration and renovation of an old bench - furniture restoration RESTORATION and RENOVATION of the MEMORY of 13YEARS- Restoration of the bench- FURNITURE RESTORATION 25 Bench restoration ideas waste transformed into treasures. a fantastic display cabinet Very Beautiful Antique Women's Handbag - Restoration ASMR 1930's Silky Oak Sideboard - Furniture Restoration Restoring a 53 year old door I restored wormed LUTERMA CHAIR and found interesting facts about its past 1940s Restoration- A woodworkers nightmare 5 Essential Renovation Tips for a Neglected Bench 25 Bench restoration ideas How to Restore a Bench | Old Bench Restoration How to renovate an old bench? What is the difference between furniture restoration and refinishing? Is it worth restoring old furniture? How to restore a wooden bench?Broken Collapsed Vintage Garden Bench - Complete. I want to restore this old bench.

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Dear friends, I made this bench (my second carpentry project) when I was 13 years old with the help and guidance of a master carpenter with a few tools. At that time, I enjoyed making this bench. Let's relive childhood memories together.
What were you doing when you were 13? Please comment...
Thank you, support us by liking, commenting, and sharing the video. Happy moments...

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🔷TimeStamps Chapters :
00:00 Restoration of the old furniture(Preview)
00:01 Can I restore this piece?
00:03 restoration and renovation of an old bench - furniture restoration
00:06 Restoration of the bench
00:09 I want to restore this old piece - FURNITURE RESTORATION
00:53 Removing nails from old wood
01:00 How to remove old and rusty nails from wood
01:30 Disassembling the bench
03:58 How to fill gaps in wood with wood?
04:36 Repair of broken and defective parts of bench
05:45 Repairing faulty front bench legs
08:28 Repairing faulty rear bench legs
09:22 How to repair defective parts
14:49 Peeling and polishing the surface of parts
17:00 How to cut and round the edges of parts
18:32 A way to hide wood cracks and beautify the piece
19:38 A method for removing blackness and rust marks from nails on wood
20:03 The secret of the correct sanding method that carpenters hide from you
20:10 How to sand a wooden piece of furniture.
20:43 A method for strengthening bench legs
21:31 Mounting the parts of the bench
21:48 How to use a wooden pin
22:00 How to make your own wooden pieces without nails
24:58 Restoring the boards on the bench
25:17 Installing boards on the bench and beautifying it
27:07 Waterproofing wood with oil
27:27 The final show of restoration of the bench ( The memory of 13 years old )

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[phulnelson]

As a fifth generation woodworker, this video makes me very happy and satisfied that the craft is continuing in the younger generations. Thank you for your video.

[neilmccafferty]

Superb, professional presentation.
No silly background music;
no needless commentary;
no sales pitches with special discounts;
efficient editing and clear precise visuals.
10 out of 10!!!!

[GiuliaRinulla]

Seeing you recover such a damaged bench with so much love is beautiful!! It makes me hope to one day be loved in the same way.

[rockross]

This is just right for me. Excellent work on the bench and the video. No yakking "personality" head, no cats, no dogs, no goopy synth music.
Great continuity (clothes, lighting etc.) and thorough work in a spotless setting. ...and you appeared to stay clean. This sets a high standard. Excelsior!

[marianparks]

I am impressed with the workmanship of that 13 yo boy who made it to begin with.

[frelnc]

First plus - no music. Second plus, your absolutely wonderful approach to this refurbishment. You evidently have the capacity to envision how things will look when finished, and it shows perfectly in this piece. What a great little bench. Beautiful work.

[zakkaryzoah]

I think your 13-year old self would be happy seeing the beautiful restoration of this bench.

[CogentConsult]

When you asked at the beginning of the video what we viewers would do with this bench in that dilapidated condition, the first thing that entered my mind was “firewood.” But, you miraculously brought that piece back and made it better than it ever was. Now THAT is a labor of love…and talent! Nice work! You taught me something!

[JamesMillis-vw]

That's not a restoration; it's a resurrection. You brought that bench back from the dead.

[sharonlaster]

As the builder, this shows how talented you were at 13 and how much you have grown in you craft. You were also able to make the decision as to what modifications to make to improve the build. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and look forward to more.

[ready_rounder]

I can wait for the next 13 years to see the sequel of this restoration. ❤

[Esuper]

I did this to some furniture decades ago and they still hold up. I always look at the pieces when I go by. It's a labor of love really. Great job.

[Tiagotaf]

I really admire people who restore rather than throw out and build/buy new things. It takes real talent to bring back to life old work, and wood is specially nice because no matter how rotten it is, there's always a way. Love your work, I'd do the same and restore it!

[chrisjones-yszg]

i love how you approach your work... almost as a conservator... even if the piece isn't an antique... it is also heartwarming to hear you tell us that you were 13 years young when you built it... well done for being focused and intentional enough to do it at 13... that sets a great example to other 13 year olds... much love xxc

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the only thing I really like about watching these types of videos isthe high quality and engaging, amazing and wonderful restoration work tou do on the pieces, thanks again for an amazing video❤❤❤👍👍👍

[Solesurvivor-hd]

This was immensely satisfying to watch ❤️ How much more for you to complete a stunning transformation!

Thank you for sharing your work with us.

[williamolliges]

Occasionally, I’ve tried fixing old stuff by smashing glue into the cracks and clamping it back together with mixed results. I was mere minutes in when you started filling the cracks with reclaimed wood. It’s not the first time someone on YouTube has demonstrated to me the line between ability and talent, but I’m humbled every time. I do suspect the resurrection took more time than the original build. Well done.

[bazzatheking]

As a 13 year old when you built that, you did a great job!

[andreasask]

This is what Youtube is for. Nice to see these brilliant techniques and the nice results.

Thanks for sharing this great video.

[ckneelakantaraj]

Watched the video for the second time after a month. Neither got tired nor bored. It is a treat.