Cartoon furniture.

This is exactly what I needed. I inherited an old TLR camera from my grandfather that has a leather case that has completely come apart at the seams, and this is the exact stitch I needed to use to put it back together. I know this is an old video but if anyone knows what kind of thread was used could you please let me know?

It would have been good to actually show a process your title describes.

how do i grind it with the sets of sandpapers?

To preserve this age in history. That was beautifully said

Thank you so very much Merlyn Chesterman for your Video! I feel like running down the stairs in to the Atelier and start a new project! What I see here is so exiting and inspiring !

I wish i had these skills . . . . . And tools

That blocker work is impressive, I wish I had them skills

Any way a brother could get ahold of this song?

I see "restoration" as restoring the beauty, not necessarily the new condition. Bringing life back to the piece

Jeremy made a pair of clogs for me around the mid 90s when he had a little workshop in Capuchin Yard in Hereford. I loved them and wore them as daily footwear for years. I hope you're still going strong Jeremy.

I was given a Table top made by Gordon Russell in 1978 from pear wood which piqued my interest What an interesting history

Would testing it on acrylic nails mess with the chisel? I use those layers to protect my nails due to being weak from chemo

Where is he now and what is he up we need to protect hm at qll cost

Love It

Came to this video after finding a leather headband that belonged to my great uncle, that was murdered at 18, fifty years ago. Hoping to restore it and wear it myself

I came here to get tips on bringing my favourite leather purse back to life, didn't expect to be inspired!

The skill required to hold the awl and both needles and methodically make those stitches is really easy to underestimate. I've done some stitching myself, but I would have been tangled up after a few stitches lol

I was just looking for a quick how-to, but this is so much better.

Skilled hands are a pleasure to observe, thanks for sharing

Must be 40 years now????

Thank you

Beautifully done sir.

Thank you

little tip, you can get more views for ads if the video is longer, with all bthe video fragmented into mini clips you could just put them all in a single video, then put an ad in the begining and then 1 more near the end. :) people will also be less likely to click off or wander off the content.

Fantastic, thank you, may he live to turn at 89!

Are you still going?

It’s just a commercial for their DVD what a waste of time

What type of oil do you use

what paper are you using please?

This video is invaluable and so inspiring for us, the maximum skill in every movement... We've made a video about pole lathe bowl turning ourselves: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z8uKpLySstyZf5s.html Thank you so much for reviving this craft, our work wouldn't be possible without the knowledge shared by pole lathe turners in the past view years!

congratulations! what a wonderful collaboration- and so much energy showing in this short video - it is inspiring!

Woodglut is a solid company with solid woodworking plans.

wonderful videos, great skills

Very clear description from a great craftsman. Thank you for this beautiful and timeless video. I’m deeply addicted to traditional methods.

so ... how many years can a clog last?? ( if this is one of your only footwear an you use it a lot ) is it efficient price / labor versus life?

Wow been looking again at van de Aa and found you guys wonderful stuff my father used to do this in his youth still hav A lot of his equipment

Just happened on this, forgotten about it..... Sycamore was used at Hawes [Yorkshire Dales], along with Birch and Alder; which is fine sodden but not if only damp. And you can cut across bone dry Sycamore if you get the blade razor sharp or better. I'm still learning.

Is this "Never meant" playing in the beginning?

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I hate sycamore as a gardener. Glad it is of some use!

works for me as asmr.

I wonder how many pairs he has made?

Don't worry buddy. I'm old and ugly right along with you.

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At the end of the video, it's another teaser for the next video. 😁😁😁😁 Stop. I am on video #4 already. This is getting addictive.

Aren't you happy you got cordless screwdriver nowadays. 😁😁😁😁😁

My boss has a 70 year old bridle used by his father in Portugal. It's really stiff. I've cleaned it up but was wondering if anything can be done. I can send a picture.