Over the years I've learned some techniques to repair areas where wood is missing… without wood filler. Finding the right wood to match is the first step, but then what? I walk through three examples of how to patch wood in this video to share some woodworking knowledge. I hope you find this useful. Scott
Over the years I've learned some techniques to repair areas where wood is missing… without wood filler. Finding the right wood to match is the first step, but then what? I walk through three examples of how to patch wood in this video to share some woodworking knowledge. I hope you find this useful. Scott
Over the years I've learned some techniques to repair areas where wood is missing… without wood filler. Finding the right wood to match is the first step, but then what? I walk through three examples of how to patch wood in this video to share some woodworking knowledge. I hope you find this useful. Scott
Thanks for your videos. This was just what I needed for the Morris chair that I am currently reupholstering. I thought it was going to be just a case of retying a few springs, adding some new padding, and the new upholstery. I found that many of the doweled areas were broken out and just had some extra hardware and nails added to hold it all together. If it weren't a sentimental family piece from about 1900, it would have ended up in the trash.
Thanks for sharing your "tricks of the trade." They will be very helpful.
Over the years I've learned some techniques to repair areas where wood is missing… without wood filler. Finding the right wood to match is the first step, but then what? I walk through three examples of how to patch wood in this video to share some woodworking knowledge. I hope you find this useful. Scott
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