Old farm table restoration

In this video I will restore faux wood on an old farm table.

[MlleAdler]

The best is that it looks old and original, but in good condition.
As opposed to stripped and sanded down, stained and polished to look new!
THIS is history!😸

[leslieschroeder]

Leslie<+><KCMO Sub 75, Of course the table looks grrreat, that's an "always" with A T. What I am over the moon about are the apprentices!!! I know A T apprentices are not the kind of thing you want a lot, but every time they work with you and watch you, they are getting to be able to get to your skill level some day. We out here thankyou, we don't want to lose all the expert carpentry and restoration, gathered in you A T, now we may have a set to be for us in subsequent years.<+>< Whew! that was a near miss, but we were blessed again, you took on apprentices!

[Sandy.J.Lloyd.Sr.]

I never thought I would ever say this but I believe you’re better at repairing and blending wood and wood furniture than my brother. My brother has left me flabbergasted and in disbelief at the repairs and builds that he has made, but you’ve gone a step further. This comment I’m leaving you is the highest compliment I could ever leave another person, your talent goes beyond belief and you’re a legend in my opinion. So thank you for the entertainment, I’ll be looking forward to your next video.

[ElaineWood-ft]

Fantastic restoration!! That drawer pull was perfect! This piece looks gorgeous now!!!

[jillsmith]

So refreshing to see something old made beautiful without looking brand new.

[coleenburgess]

Wow!! What a beautiful antique table!! And to think it started off as a piece of firewood with legs!! Your technique to recreate the graining is pure artistry!! You outdo yourself every time!! Thank you for sharing!!

[MargoMoore-gr]

Really lovely. Faux finishes are not my favorite, but you and your helper handled it well.🌷

[DonnaMSchmid]

Beautiful! Sincerely dramatic before/after shots... showing the incredible work you and your fellow restorers did on this piece!

[MlleAdler]

I like how instead of sanding down to real wood grain, you matched the original work or the first restoration of the painted faux wood grain.
You remove only what cannot be restored, leaving as much of the original as possible, and matching its design! 👍😻

[davidharris]

Missed this video last year. Great restoration, Ahti. So cool how you preserved the original paint and only touched up what was missing. Beautiful!

[martihurford]

You and your staff certainly brought that table back to life and the drawer handle was the perfect piece of jewelry for it. Thanks! ♥️✨

[JerroldKrenek]

LOVE the rustic look!!! great job as ALWAYS!!!

[tonistark]

Приятно всегда смотреть Вашу работу, как Вы дарите вторую жизнь предметам из дерева соблюдая все каноны уважения к ним с соблюдением всех технологий и сохранением их поклонного века.

[monicadepaulabomfim]

What a beautiful table! Impeccable work and very impressive as always! Discovering you and your channel was a special gift that I received this year, Ahti. Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos with us. A blessed Christmas to you and yours and happy new year!🎉👏🌷

[paulmcmain]

I appreciate you keeping the original character of the table

[johngassmann]

The faux wood grain technique is so interesting. You and your team did a great job.

[DiamondDustAndVerdigris]

Love this. The "artistic" side of your work is just as inspiring as the more "mechanical" woodworking side. 🙂

[sydneyevans]

I like that you didn't remove the history of the piece. Good job!

[cecoya]

You always do such beautiful work and I appreciate that you actually take the time to assess the piece before you just go tearing into it and replacing all the parts. You have a great day. Merry Christmas to you and yours

[marcusott]

Much awaited, much appreciated looking forward to excellent work as always from you.