Can these Antique TREASURES be RESCUED? - Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration

Capricho de mesa, bonita y útil

Preciosa silla y precioso trabajo 👍

De las distintas maderas 😮

Es curioso y fascinante la variedad de vetas, tonos,nudos y variantes

Esta vez veo defectos, el copete del espejo tiene muchas grietas y globos en el chapeado, bien es cierto que la situación era muy mala

The most hideous table ever 😂 ...but great repair jobs...❤

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Again.

You certainly are a true arrest. You really know how to accomplish the impossible.👍

I Take It You Don't Care For Coffee

Most Of My WalkingCanes
Are Made Of Oak

I Made My Napkin Holder Out
Of Oak.

It Looks Like Oak. Cause
Oak Is Tan In Color

I Like The Wood That Table Is
Made Out Of.

I Bought A Nice Set Of Chisles Off
Home Depot's Website. I Never
Tried Them Out But They'll Come
In Handy Whenever I Need Them.

In That Situation A Coping Saw
Would Be Good

I wish that I had 1% of the skill and talent that Thomas possesses.

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Back where you are I figure maybe smallmouth, pike and walleye. In Maine I'd think trout may live there, too.

Observo que utiliza la cola antigua que en España llamamos " cola de conejo"
Como siempre una buena restauración 😊

What a lovely looking old router you have! I really like older tools myself, there is a special pleasure in using them.

Hi Tom just seen your video in the motor trade we use a fish eye stopper. All it does is reduce the tension of the paint and makes it a lot runnier. Love your vids it encourages to try some myself. Matt

master craftsmanship = methodology + precise application

The impossible, seems to be easy, in the hand, of the Lord, congratulations,

Now that i see your alpacas I wonder if you know Linda Cortright in the Rockkand area. She publishes Wild Fibers online magazine.

Nice shirt - my brother is old too and really enjoys the old bands.😊

Would wire brush on Dremel help to remove glue vs. scraper?

I have a table just like this one. What kind of acetone do you use to clean it? Thank you

Awesome stuff Tom. Love to see the process of your problem solving.

We like your work very much Thanks you TT

Im curious: why didnt you make the foot (for the foot replace video) on a lathe like the other legs? lovely work btw

The 1980's piece was definitely not to my tastes, but it certainly showcased a range of your skills not hitherto revealed. I'm a bit confused about the damage, however. Do folks in your part of the world keep beavers indoors as pets?

Very nice!

More fabulous restorations! Well done and thank-you for sharing your expertise.

top vid

An increable table,on yes!

In this we have not carpenters but in true artists in wood

Good Morning, good, good work go on!!!!

Great job❣

Hello sir. Why Acetone to clean the drop leaf table? Thank you...

Regarding the Queen Anne mirror, I'm curious why is was better to use a burn in wax stick to fil the gaps as opposed to simply pushing the molding together? It would have made the mirror slightly smaller, but it would have looked more like the original state.

Could you have cut the frame down to eliminate the spaces?

I wonder how many other viewers laughed at the post modern table. ; )

Fine work you do, I enjoy watching your videos. I also like the way you make your videos. When you made the foot to the table, it was brilliant, loved it.

Wow! What an artistic eye you have! Carving that foot was amazing to watch!

Wow that modern art piece, well, I’m from Oklahoma, and i just really dont get it. Im sure it makes sense to someone. Do you ever say no to a request? Im wondering what that piece must look like.🙃👍

Tom, I have started to appreciate your skills in restoring those priceless antiques. Your patience and experience is really producing good workmanship.👍

The old pinus has good tools.

What a beautiful profession, the one that allows you to create.
Admiration !

I want one of those nail sets!!!

Apart from the antique settee Thomas Johnson A/R worked on, we wonder if wood worms are very often found in furniture that comes in the shop for repairs.

That was a great intro!