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I seriously hope the horse hasn’t died just for the hair!!

Fantastic 👍👍

Can you explain why you coated the cane in Tung Oil please? I am in the UK and hand weave cane for a living. Split rattan needs to breath and have the ability to absorb moisture which it can't do if coated in oils or varnish. However, even though I've been caning for 40 years, I am watching your video because I've never done pressed cane before so I'm wondering if the tung oil has a purpose?

You’re a craftsman.

this man is an artist, excellent work!

we always waiting my sir for more🤩

Thank you for your tutorial. I will use this video to upholster my chairs.

The Foam trimming idea is a good technique. I will use it.

HI Kim, I am in British Columbia Canada, and would love to know how you create a seat cushion cover, but also where you get the plastic wrap you purchase for inserting the cushion once wrapped with Dacron into the slip cover

Uma obra de arte não tem preço. É simplesmente magnífico ♥️❤️♥️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏🫸🫷

True craftsmanship! 👏

Fascinating! Thank you. A real lost art.

I can't wait to do my chairs. I never did springs before. Thanks for teaching me.

I just bought 2 cival war chairs..no seats..need to be restored. I am looking for ideas how to do the seats, as they are just holes now.

The strap should be made different, without seeing this cut "white" sideline. in Europe (Netherlands) it´s nicely wrapped from both sites. Also we would fist put 1-2 cm hardfoam (polypress) on the seat-base, and after that 3 cm polyether-foam, this way you never feel anything from the hard coilstrings. BUT: The seat looks nice, good job !

You're amazing and I love watching your work, can you tell me the twine you're using to make the stitching, please?

I'm from Russia. I’m learning from your videos. Thank you very much! Good luck in your work and good health!

Hello. I have two chairs that I would like to redo with a very low profile seat, like these. They don't have the tin parts (they were webbed in the past), so I don't know if I should make some out of tin or if there is a more commonly used material (like thin plywood ?) that would also work. If I use webbing, then the layers of stuffing, then my outer fabric, I can't figure out what I attach the fabric to if there is nothing to wrap around as you did with the tin seat. Initially the chairs had a very thin leather and then they were nailed all wround, with the nails very close to eachother. The wood on my chairs is pretty beat up from all those nails, so I worry about how well the nails can hold. Having a new ;layer of something thin, like the tin or thin wood, seems like it might help. Thank you!

I love the old materials and your incredible craftsmanship. So helpful to hear your patient reflections on just what needs to be done. Thank you for your generosity.

Wow! That looks great. We enjoyed watching this.

That's a real work of art. Amazing job.

Beautiful work! Very calming! Just what I was looking for. Would it be possible without side and back support?

If my can starts to break after wedging it into the groove, is it just bad quality material? I soaked it for over an hour in water

Nice Job !! These visors are also use on 28/29 Model A Closed Cab Pickups. I have a reproduction visor frame for my truck. The frame is made entirely from flat steel stock and there is no provision for any tack strip. What would you recommend ??? Thank you.

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j'attendais cette vidéo et suis toujours étonnée de votre maîtrise des étapes de rénovation ; bravo ; je reste en attente de la suite pour ce sofa

Beautiful! Your skills are remarkable! Thank you for showing us!😊

Buen trabajo, es un placer verlo trabajar. Muchas gracias por enseñarnos su técnica. Un saludo, desde España.

You do amazing work.

Hi Kim. Looking forward to watching you put on the horsehair

Gracias por mostrarnos su magnífica técnica de anudado y tensado de muelles. Me encantan sus vídeos. Un saludo desde España.

I work with surgeons who do not have the same finesse and care you do with your needle. It's a beautiful thing you do and I love to see it.

I cannot get enough of your videos. Its like a little slice of heaven.

A true master,

More please, I'd like to watch the horse hair install. I'm working on a chair it's time for the burlap then building up the horsehair.

Thank you so much. I love your tutorials

AH,the master returns !!!😎

Wow, brilliant Kim. I await with anticipation every lesson you teach. May God bless and keep you safe. XxX

Thank you!! I've been using my Osborne wrong for years! Lol

Incredible

@8:26 curious what your using over the staples as your hammering in the tacks?

Great video thank you

this is great!!! thank you so much!!!

That was definitley the most complicated upholstery job I've ever seen on RUclips. This after another video of a young woman using spray adhesive the glue fabric to a chair and "tucking in" the edges. Not that she declared it to be professional in any way! But this kinda cured me of having a go at it myself, LOL! Very cool to find a piece you had done when you started out as well!

Hi Buck, Pneumatic question… I see some pneumatic staple guns say they do not require oil, the clam to be oiless. Now is your air compressor oiless? Because then you will be getting it in the air. Or maybe you run a small pancake for the upholstery builds. Keep up the great videos. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Steven

Wonderful. Glad I stopped by. My compliments.

On the trim for the nail brads did you see a seam on it? I am doing a similar chair? Thank you

Oh wow, I have a Restoration Hardware sofa where the suspension is very loose. Doing it myself looks like it will take some time. Thank you for showing us this!

If 5" wide what is length of material please x

Outstanding!