Furniture Forensics with a 19th Century Table

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Intermediate - 20 min - Woodworking & Home Repair - Rex Krueger

The full course: Learn Furniture Making & Flipping free

What you'll need

• Random orbit sander: Strip old finishes fast.
• Chalk paint: Paints most furniture with little prep.
• Furniture wax and brushes: A durable, soft finish.
• Wood filler: Fix dings and gouges.
• Upholstery staple gun: Recover seats and cushions.

Books

1. The Essential Woodworker by Robert Wearing - View on Amazon
2. Furniture Repair & Refinishing by Brian Hingley - View on Amazon
3. Bill Hylton's Power-Tool Joinery by William H. Hylton - View on Amazon

Next lessons

• Your cheap furniture has a secret. (12 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• Is this the hardest way to make a chair? (38 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• Furniture Forensics with a Craftsman End Table (14 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• Build the CLASSIC Shaker end table. (Simple Table Build Pt.2) (16 min, Rex Krueger, Beginner)
• Can you build real furniture with softwood? (11 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• Furniture Forensics with a Country Chair (22 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• Furniture Forensics with a Secret Expanding Table (17 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)
• How Does THIS Become a Chair? (16 min, Rex Krueger, Intermediate)