Definitely a skilled master of his craft. Impressed with the vintage sewing machine and hand tools he uses.

What an incredible delight to watch a well filmed video with excellent audio, no jerking around shifting focus etc. and no annoying background music. The seat restoration job looks spectacular.

Your craftsmanship is top notch, very well done in building and videoing. Amazing how well that seat is built vs the way they make a motorcycle seat these days. Thank you for allowing us into your workshop.

Wow, I can imagine the look on the owners face when he sees what a beautiful job was done on this seat.....

He's like the Bob Ross of upholstery. I just get sucked in.

Terribly hard to imagine how a viewer can become so interested and totally focused while watching a reupholstery job. This man is a true craftsman.

That is exceptional attention to detail, Sir. Beautiful work, thank you for sharing.

You are a True Craftsman, very rare this day and time , I manufacture awnings and I see a lot of crap work. Great Job !

I love your craftsmanship. It's just wonderful Thank you for sharing

Thank you for such a detailed and interesting video. Your workmanship is outstanding and your videos are a pleasure to watch.

Brilliant! Better than most Marvel movies out here :P

Fantastic work. I could watch this process over and over. Awesome talent.

It's always a pleasure to watch a great craftsman in action. Brilliant work.

Nice workmanship and quality! Thanks for this demo! Have a great day!

I'm not sure which is better - the quality of your video presentation or the quality of your work, but both are exemplary - my deepest respect to you, sir!

What a fantastic job! I'm really impressed with the quality of your video's and the pride you take in these projects!

Hey, new video! Merry Christmas to us. Amazing work as always. Thanks for sharing.

It's great to see an artist doing what he does best. Fantastic job.

This was very interesting to watch, I recently did a 1964 Honda that has a spring seat pan just like that but it was bare when I got it, had no idea they only used foam in the top and not on the sides. No wonder it looked a little fat when I finished. Beautiful work.

What a masterful effort. The editing, camera positioning, audio clarity and unpretentious explanation were all outstanding. The background of a well organized, spotlessly clean workshop adds to the power of the message. I hope others watching this will endeavor to 'raise their bar' in their works. I will. Thank you.

Wonderful video... excellent videography, unique subject, and a master craftsman in command of an impressive suite of professional tools. Thanks for sharing!

A Real Craftsman at work! Nice Job! Nice Video!

Its like a master piece, superb quality products used and excellent finished product.

A true specialist. many thanks for the upload sir.

Yes an excellent video to watch. I was sending the seat off my bike to an upholsterer but will now consider doing it myself. I'm looking forward to it and feel a lot more confidant after watching your detailed and measured method. Thank you

Awesome craftsmanship and incredibly well filmed and edited video. Thanks a lot! :-)

WOW, a true pro. You have given me such an education in only 17 minutes. My old 1969 Honda CB 160 seat will get an new life, thanks to you.

Wonderful work! It's nice to see that there are true craftsmen to be found these days! I have a motorcycle seat I may send you if you're still taking work.

nice work...a true craftsmen.....and a dieing art

I do wish you would do more video's, your so damn interesting to watch.

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Master's work!

Beautiful craftsmanship. 👍👍

I have the same bike same seat same problem. Need to tune up my old Singer before tackling the seat. It stitches faster than I can handle the material. Your video is great.

Great job! Your work is very well done.

Very nice video. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍

Excellent. If Sears had some pros like you working there they might not be in the crapper. Thanks for the video.

Awesome, you have so much patience. Good work

Quality work like that is hard to find. Thanks for the video.

Thank you for posting! I am restoring a Sears motorcycle and all I have of the seat is the spring frame. Your video answered several questions I had regarding how the foundation and foam are installed. Nice job on the seat! .

Awesome work looks great. You have a talent

really good to see an artist at work. superb workmanship. the seat looks like new. you should see the seat I recovered, lol 😁 👍 👍

Super interesting and informative thank you for sharing your skill and attention to detail

Thanks you man, you make great jobs and i learn a lot with your videos. Hi from Argentina!!!

Total master at this!

Nice work! Denfeld was also the seat maker for BMW motorcycles in the 60's & 70's, though that construction with the springs is much more elaborate than the seats I'm familiar with.

Excellent work! Thanks for the video.

Very interesting and informative video, many thanks for posting.

Very good! Congratulations!

Wow, that's beautiful!

Wow... very very impressive work!

Outstanding work sir

Very nice, thanks for posting this!

Marvelous results

i like that scissor cutting through vinyl sound.....

Awesome job!

Sir, you are a craftsman

Thanks for presenting the great video. It's a real pleasure to watch a competent craftsman at work . rc

Great work! Just Like New!

nice job, I wanna be able to do that someday

Thanks, great work and very interesting.

Amazing you are a tru craftsman

Good one sir. Love from India sir😊😊

Nice work

Great craftmenship!

A true craftsman.

Nice Job!

Great video could you make a video on your foam saw and also how you use the fine tool to cut foam I've never seen that used for tapering foam. I've always use the Bosch foam saw

A craftsman at work .

nice work

Master Craftsman at work!

Great skills.

New to your channel enjoyed. It was very informative and interesting to watch. Am very interested in your shop setup and tools.

Excellent

lindo trabalho amigo..saudações do Danilo Batista ..Cuiabá MT _ Brasil

I need to rebuild my 79 cb650 seat..i came across an original one in damn best perfect condition, I'd call it like new easily, it was only 100$ too. For a like new factory seat that is s damn good price.. Should of grabbed that thing been regretting it since then, only regret i have in my whole life lol.. then i thought, well i could benefit by learning more about upholstering, maybe i can just rebuild it..Pretty sure there isn't anything Sears didn't sell. There were many periods of time that if it was sold in general, Sears was selling it also, or was the only way to get any of it (particularly further back in our countries history) if you weren't living near a port City or things like that. The way the most fundamental things change so massively yet stay exactly the same through history is so damn interesting.

Holy cow .. you can see the years of expiernce in those accurate fiingers .......

Probably nicer than when it was new.

good work

Fantastic.

lindo trabajo amigo saludos desde chile

well done!

you Sir , are Pro. salute'''

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 !

I wish you would post more often. I get ansi waiting for the next lesson.

damn..that looks good! I should sent me seat in too :))

brilliant !

How do you get the glue off your hands afterwards? I have to just keep going and avoid outer furnishing fabrics for a day or so. Birdy

Good job ...

Great Video! Do you have any idea were to get that metal trim?

Any more videos by you on the same subject? I'd like to learn how to cover curved areas of a motorcycle seat in real leather which is difficult to shape.

I have a similar seat, from a 1966 Honda Benly. I'm in the process of fixing it up. Any idea where to buy the little trim bolts? Mine were too damaged to save. Thank you!

Hi, what do you recommend to use for the cable inside strap? Thanks.

A before and after shot would be nice.

Great video! What tool did you use to cut the foam on an angle at 3:55? Thanks.

I bet the customer was over the moon!

Nice job, Puch is from Austria btw

Hi, sorry another question for the master: can you give any advice on which type of piping foot is best for the pvc piping you are using? I have tried a 3/16, 1/4 and 1/8 but seam is still visible. I'm fine when it comes to sewing cotton piping but this has got me stumped. Thanks.

Having trouble finding "cushion/slip ease" - is there another name for the product? Thanks, great vid. Getting ready to upholster some seats, but nothing that ambitious.

Thank you...

Do you mind sharing the names of the two other liquid adhesives that you used pls. Thanks