Your videos are very informative. They show how the work of a master upholsterer is supposed to look.

Artisan Working: Thank You Sir for taking the time to show your work.

What a beautiful choice of fabric for that elegant sofa. Very elegant indeed.

Finally the best video I have seeing.😮

Thank you so much for your videos. I find them more than just educational, you grab my attention in the most relaxing yet enthused way. Great skill with a gentle clear voice. The very best to you.

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Oh my goodness this is exactly what I needed to see to complete the bench roll arms. You’ve been SO helpful - thank you for sharing!

You really are a Master at what you do. The work you do is exceptional 👏, thank you so much for sharing you knowledge with other. GOD bless you.

I have upholsterd for 25 years and never seen someone hand sew an outback on and to see how smooth the black bottom was tells me this man isn't an upholster.He's a artist. Dude knows his shit.

Wow! So detailed! You are a master and I don't know what else to say. Enjoyed watching how this process is done. Thank you for sharing this!

That fabric is just so beautiful I really love the colors

Wow, your skill reminds me of my grandfather's caning skills. He was a very good teacher, miss him much.

Beautiful - excellent workmanship!

only one word. You are an artist. There is nothing added.

What a beautiful sofa. Enjoyed video. Thanks.

When I was stripping a chair to reupholster it, I was so confused how the panels got attached to the arms, thanks for explaining that mystery!

Such beautiful work, and lovely natural materials.

Thanks a lot. Love the close up photography.

Have somewhat been following the redo on this sofa. You are a Master Craftsman at what you do. That sofa is a piece of art in itself. It is gorgeous and that fabric is so elegant with those muted colors and design. I have never seen upholstery fabric that thick. I have King Hickory Double Camelback sofa and love seat with sloped arms from the 1980"s. I refuse to get rid of it. Well made, sturdy, fits our sizes. Past time for a new upholstery job. Wish I could have you do it. Worth every penny to have it done correctly. Not sure I want to take it on, but just might try the Queen Anne chair that goes with it.

Good working Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌

always wanted to learn how to do upholstery... great work.

Wow, beautiful work.

Really enjoyed these videos Kim. A great mix of traditional skills and modern fastening method.

Great job!👍love your work!

You make it look so easy

EXCELENTE TRABAJO. ES UN VERDADERO ARTISTA. UN SALUDO DESDE ARGENTINA.

Beautiful!

Absolutely fascinating

Your work is beautifully made.

@rogeliorodriguez7012

7 жыл бұрын

good!!!!!!!!

@GgGg-gt9ys

6 жыл бұрын

Sheryl Snow i do it too

@trinidadymartina9336

6 жыл бұрын

Sheryl Snow

I've been in the industry for almost 40yrs learning from the best my mom and dad back when i was 18yrs old at some point they pass away and I open my own upholstery business in honor of them at the age of 23yrs old then hardwork pays off i got married and had 4 beautiful childrens with the help of my wife my 3 children finish their college degree and the youngest still in school god gave me the best job of the world i know it's kind a messy to work on an upholstery but it also an art for us upholsteror. Godbless as all

@summertime8879

5 жыл бұрын

Ricardo Lunaria Beautiful! Upholstery is truly an art!

Once again, Buckminster, Thank you very much for your great lessons. A big hug!

Beautiful . I also want to make it at home but I don't have all tool's like you . Your gun is very good . Beautiful cutter

Anyone thinking about taking up upholstery you need to subscribe to this guy because you will learn from him he is really good.

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

beautiful work

@nomishah4391

5 жыл бұрын

Zohira G hi

So helpful - very grateful!

@Buckminsterupholstery

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure.

I want to thank you so much for all your teaching, you don't know how much I appreciated all skill that I have learn with you. God bless you. Can you make a video about your tools, and where to buy it. Thank so much🧸

Beautiful『匠✨』work！

I can't stop watching. I wish you lived next door.

I like your handwork

Do people like this even exist anymore? My sofa is less than a year old and the cushion under the arm has worn away. The sofa still looks amazing, so I don't need to reupholster the entire thing. I've been watching videos to see if I could figure out how to fix it..and I found this. It's nice to see some custom work. I watched every minute of this video. I remember a time when men were craftsman. I'm sure there are still men who can make things like this..not any of the ones I know that I asked how to fix my sofa arm though. Nice work sir!

@Buckminsterupholstery

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice work.

thank you sir!

usted es un talentoso.

Wonderful

I like your videos, very good information. Can you share information on the tools you use one day?

@Buckminsterupholstery

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Hylton has suggested a "tool" video many times. I'll keep it in mind.

I subed to your channel cause I saw and heard you say things about getting the stuff level etc., that other tubers never said anything about yes it was a given after looking but if you was not thinking about it it could have been bad so thanks for making me think anyway. PS my head is hurting now.

Первый раз вижу ,чтобы задняя часть зашивалась вручную.Интересно выполнена торцевая часть подлокотников. Наверное для себя или на заказ и за хорошие деньги, т.к. мастер никуда не торопится:-) Всё сделано с душой. Хочу этот диван!

Good job 👍 thanks

Good job

Wow 35 years. What is another good gun to use that will last me 35 years😃 Thsnks for your response n thanks for your sharing your knowledge.

Great 👍🏻

Very Nice ❤

gostei muito trabalho no mesmo oficio (parabéns)

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what kind of details do you look for when you buy furniture? are there any modern brands/product lines that you feel are worth the money? some things to avoid? thanks.

I have the same sofa, I would like to find him to upholstery it😣

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I dought that many company's make stuff at this level anymore...

I thank you so much for this post. It was very informative. I have two sofas and a chaise lounge that I'm planning to reupholster myself. Can you recommend what type of air compressor I should get and stapler? I have tiny hands and the stapler that I have really hurt my hands. Thank you.

@Buckminsterupholstery

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know enough about compressors to give recommendations. You see in my videos I have a 40 year old Duo-Fast stapler that I prefer using but staples have been sometimes hard to find. I resorted to using the BEA which has a larger staple than I prefer but they pull out much easier (without snapping in two) when adjustments are needed. Pneumatic staplers are a must, especially for your tiny hands. Thanks for tuning in.

Can you please tell me where I can get those snip "V" pliers that snip the "V" to do curves? Thanks in advance! It is great to learn from a Master !!!! Love you videos !!!!

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

The cutting tool is used in the heating and air conditioning trade for notching sheet metal in duct work. My son gave the tool to me when he changed his line of work. I have no idea where he purchased it but I would assume one can be found at stores that sell tools for the construction trades.

@earthelder2065

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will get some ! @@Buckminsterupholstery

I am wanting to reupholster an old loveseat/hide-a-bed that has the split back cushions. Can you please tell me how I can make it into just 1. Your videos are wonderful and thank you for them!

@Buckminsterupholstery

4 жыл бұрын

Contact me via my website for more information. Happy to help.

@bishtshama5604

4 жыл бұрын

@@Buckminsterupholstery Hi e help me to do all this work .I'm very much interested in this work.

I’ve been watching all your videos, you are a master! After a while I finally braved myself to start my first project. Now I have so many questions like should I keep the old spring system or redo it? Should I keep the old spring coils or buy new ones? I hope you could help me. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

@Buckminsterupholstery

Жыл бұрын

Contact me via my website for more information. Thanks for tuning in.

I liked

Wonderful skill, sir. May I ask you for the fabric you used on this sofa?

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

Fabric was purchased from Charlotte Fabrics but has since been closed out.

what staple gun you useing

@Buckminsterupholstery

8 жыл бұрын

The (very worn) brown gun is a Duo-fast I purchased over 35 years ago. It shoots the "old style" 3300 series staple. I don't know any of the specs. Last time I tried to get "O" rings from Duo-fast they told me the gun was obsolete. I'm guessing there were some new no-fire safety features that fell into play... This gun also works fine at a much higher PSI. It has served me well.

Hello, what’s the name of angle cutting tool, Where you cut card paper strip on back curve?

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

That is a notching tool for cutting sheet metal in the heating and air conditioning trade.

Hi there, can you tell me if you were to put arm panels on a chair covered with a finer weave (like a solid faux wool) would you still use finishing nails? Previously it was upholstered with panel nails… im having a hard time finding any (I’m in Canada) and a lot of places are out of stock

@Buckminsterupholstery

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure what they're called. "Christmas tree fasteners" ? (no reflection of Xmas) Plastic caps with stems lined with thin "branches"/flaps that slide in but grab coming out. You'll need to drill holes in the frame. Used a great deal in automotive applications. Good luck. "Buck"

@TheLablover3

Жыл бұрын

@@Buckminsterupholstery I think they are called fir trees, no relation to the actual tree lol

Where could I purchase a pair of the cutters for cardboard tack strip that you are using in this video? Wonderful tool.. Thank You in advance.

@Buckminsterupholstery

7 жыл бұрын

The "notchers" are actually a tool for cutting sheet metal in furnace and air-conditioning duct work. My son gave them to me when he got out of the trade. Very handy in a number of upholstery applications.

@loribolden6154

7 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU so much, I have arthritis and this will help me a lot!

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For the "cardboard" you doubled up in the arms, If I was going to do a search for that what would I call it?

@Buckminsterupholstery

3 жыл бұрын

The face panels were cut from a waterproof panel board I purchase from an automotive upholstery supply company. They come in black or natural color.

Hi. Your job is very good We are the same profession in this work .... I hope to work with you and have everything good together in the future

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At 1min 11secs, I can see a cream coloured fabric on the seating part. What is this material called?

@Buckminsterupholstery

3 жыл бұрын

The fabric in question is a light-weight denim commonly referred to as "deck cloth".

@shirley-annmills5349

3 жыл бұрын

@@Buckminsterupholstery thank you so much for the speedy reply, I have a repair to make on mine & could not find the answer anywhere.

What fabric are you using, sir?

@Buckminsterupholstery

5 жыл бұрын

(I replied yesterday) Fabric was purchased from Charlotte Fabrics and has been closed out.

@sylverbullet1

5 жыл бұрын

You did I am sorry I did see that. Thank you.

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5 жыл бұрын

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