ISHITANI - Making a Computer Desk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- [Order No.1712_01 / Computer Desk]
wood :East Asian Walnut
3:35 Bamboo pipe(ABURATSUBO) contains camellia oil(Tsubaki Abura).
furniture maker / Natsuki Ishitani
video make&posting / Chie
Music
「風のささやき」 by Yuli
#computerdesk
#woodworking
#ishitanifurniture
Watching ISHITANI is like meditating. It reminds me to slow down in my own shop.
Meditation at ISHIANI in home.
well said Bruce I think we all could
I agree
Absolutely the same feeling i have
I love your simple, elegant designs and flawless execution. There is a lot of artistry in all of your work, including the videos themselves. Reminds me to slow down, stay in the moment and focus on the quality of my actions, rather than the destination.
What is lost on the casual you tube observer is the fact that this man earns his living by his craft. No one but his paying customer has any right to criticize his work. It is very generous of he, his wife and his dog to share these views into their life. It is a joy to watch videos without product placement and shelves full of cheap plastic crap. I look forward to your next post.
That's wrong, nothing is immune to criticism. I love this craft and this videos but if I feel like there's something that should be said about whatever he does I'll say it. And that's what happens when you upload anything on the internet.
By the way I'm almost positive that anyone watching this is perfectly aware that this craft is this dude's job
That's like saying that me, as a bystander, can't complain when a doctor treats a patient badly. With that being said, there is of course different ways to say something and sometimes the best thing to do is to be quiet.
he is perfectly a wood artist, i alway admired, someday, i am going to see you personally, to learn and have some chat,
And his dog? 😂😂😂
Watching these Ishitani woodworking videos helps me de-stress and pick me up when I am feeling a bit blue. So relaxing and enjoyable to see. More of these Please. 😊
There are many furniture makers who can make well but design poorly or design well and make poorly. You are one of the few who can make well and design well, it's a rare attribute.
Love this channel so much.
Thanks :)
Another 13 minutes gone that felt like only 2! What a build! What a channel! So much respect for the trio who make this channel! Thanks from Australia!
Every once in a while, I watch your work while drinking tea, makes me so relaxed and happy especially at 3:30 to 4:30 pm, someday, I hope to meet you Ishitani. You are an absolute treasure.
1:28: Shiro inspecting the glue joints *very* carefully. He takes his job seriously!
so adorable
Shiro deserves its credits at the end of the video indeed
I love these short videos. They are small works of art: beautifully shot and edited, no talking, no narration of any kind. Just witnessing the calm mastery of wood craft. Congratulations to the lady who makes the videos. And thank you.
Thankyou Natsuki, My wife and I both very much enjoy your videos. As a woodworker I appreciate seeing your technique and skill, my wife enjoys the presentation and quality of the video, so thank you Chie. We also have canine members in our family and thus also enjoy seeing the outdoors and surrounds, so thank you both and young Shiro to. Good wishes
Your work is amazing!
King's Fine Woodworking Yeah james been here to !!!
Wow...compliment from skillful fellow woodworker...teach me maztahhh.. 🙌🙌
Ishitani Furniture and it's incredibly talented Associates are surely one of modern Japanese national treasures!
The work is impeccable and clearly built to be handed down through generations. The video creation is wonderfully peaceful. Thank you so much. I enjoy all of your videos.
Given all the turmoil in the world, watching these videos brings peace, calmness and assures one. As always attention to detail, beautiful craftsmanship and a desire to keep it interesting and engaging without pushing any agenda. Beautiful. I am grateful and thankful for the team to continue to share these works. Many have said it over and over again. Maybe more people will watch and find contentment in wanting quality of quantity in life..
To watch at normal work speed, not skipping over important attention to detail and not caring that those enameled with bizarre cat videos or project videos sped up to ‘Mach 9’ for the benefit of short attention spans... even stopping to sharpen tools properly and adjust blade depth..this is TRUE professionalism! If I did not own a wood mill and make cabinetry and furniture of a similar nature myself I would fill my home with his works of art! Thank you for sharing!
You are by far my favorite. You make the most ridiculously gorgeous work. I tell everyone about you and this channel.
Years from now there will be an Ishitani revival. So beautiful, so well crafted.
This video spoke volumes and not 1 word was said... Amazing work.
Your product honors the many years that a tree invests in growing, and then turning into lumber used for a piece of art. Your work is timeless and will be popular until the day trees decide it is not worth growing because we have failed them in making beautiful things. Keep up the good work, and stick close to your Japanese woodworking heritage.
I totally agree with MarkE but, please do not use ink to mark your products. Return to burning your stamp into the wood. Ink will eventually come off. Burning your name into the wood makes your name last as long as the product and never be lost. Too many 1700 and 1800, even 1900s Craftsman have been lost because their names are not attached to their furniture today. Sending lots of love 💜 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵 USA.
Each piece is clean and uncluttered yet has a presence of occupying a space. A master at his craft.
I always smile when I see you finishing the minute chamfers with a chisel. Details, details. Love your work.
The editing is excellent. It's nice to see the essential parts of the work interspersed with the environment around the shop.
I really enjoy watching you work. You teach many lessons without saying a word. Thank you!
teacher is very pleased to see how it works, thank you very much. Greetings from Oaxaca, United Mexican States
I like the idea to clamp mitered joint using pocket holes. Everything is top notch quality craftsmanship. Congrats
This is so therapeutic.
I'm amazed at every video that the two of you do.
Nice to see the boss inspecting your work ( 1:30 ).
Again, I am humbled by your skill and mastery of your craft. Very well executed.
Watching you working makes me calm.
That magnetic adon is good idea. I can see many use of it. Only concern is electronic devices or credit cards. Just don't leve wallet near by. Very nice furniture. Cheers
Your woodworking videos are my favorite on youtube! Thanks for taking all the time to make videos.
Ready for MoMA. Minimalist Design at it's best. A peace of great art. Furniture that needs no other decoration.
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!! Magnetic strip is nice touch. Your attention to detail is amazing. Thanks for the vids.
Such a joy to watch your videos and your masterful craftsmanship at work! Wishing you a happy new year!
sinxoverex especially without those “fancy”(annoying) music.
Amazing. By far my favorite furniture maker and videographer on TH-cam. Your content is incredible. Thanks!
I loved the magnetic strip idea! It is a nice touch 😍!
Yes, it would be nice to hold tools and such but I wouldn't put my computer on top of that magnet or any magnetic sensitive media.
No. Agree. Never place a magnet near a hard drive and it can also mess up your monitor.
Yeah, no magnets near electronics, that's the rule.
I'm going to copy that one!
LCD monitors have no problem with a normal magnet nearby. Maybe a 2kg neodimium, that can lift an elephant
LOVE the magnetic bar! You are making me want to pick up carpentry and woodworking!
Artistry, craftsmanship, skill, talent; and very relaxing to watch...
I love your furniture with the little designs, which give it his own character
Another beautiful piece of furniture and enjoyable video! Look forward to every one!
Высочайший уровень профессионализма! Вы супер!
This is truly a spiritual experience 🙏🏿
The complex art of making objects simple.
13 minutes of pure relax. Your videos are just like meditation. Thanks man for sharing.
Amazing craftsmanship, presented through an amazing video. Kudos to the editor (I presume it's Chie)! The outside shot with Shiro's footprints in the snow was pure poetry. Your work and the videos make a splendid combination that goes beyond furniture-making: they leave an essence of a beautiful approach to life.
I came here by accident, now I'm hooked.
I liked the butterflies tieing in the corner and the hidden magnet was very clever
I really enjoy your work thanks for cheering.
From MEXICO Saludos
Thanks for sharing these videos! I enjoy watching a true craftsman manufacture some fantastic pieces. Best wishes to you and your family from North Carolina, U.S.A.
Simple is the best.
The design seems simple, but all the works need precise measurement and exquisite craftsmanship.
And the magnet thing is pretty clever!
I will love to buy your furniture if I were in Japan...
I love watching these videos. Fascinating. I watch for hours and often fall asleep.
after peaceful cuisine and i found this, peaceful woodworking...really love japanese passion..
Would love a link to the cuisine you’re talking about. If it’s only a shadow of this guy’s Craftmanship, rhytm and tranquility i’ll be happy watching it.
Don't ever stop making. God has given you an amazing gift.
His dovetails fitting is magic....
Your videos are rapidly becoming my favorite to watch! Thanks for the hard work!
Absolutely elegant and stout at the same time.
Beautiful to watch. Was just modestly surprised to pocket screws being used. Always reminds me of clumsy american woodworking.
It's always a pleasure watching your videos.
Magnifique
Je regarderai des journées votre travail
Je suis un admirateur un grand bravo Monsieur
Very impressive! I love that feature with the magnet. Very clever!
This specific video is one I always watch when I need to be inspired with my own projects. I love how diverse you are with your techniques; the merging of traditional jointery, and modern fastening. Huge fan. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Thank you for sharing your work with us. Outstanding in every way.
A beautiful video, Chie. Thank you!
Maestroooo!! infinitas gracias por mostrarnos tus técnicas. Abrazo del lado izquierdo!
Wow. Your best video yet. Love the journal of every little trick you had to do. And what a design. Great stuff.
This guy slowly starts to become a true legend!
Magnetic strip idea is simply brilliant
I love your videos , its like meditation.., I always feel happy when I watch them...., I love your style of furniture as well ,functional , strong and elegant ..., thank you...
Those wood boards sound like a dream.
Another beautiful piece of furniture.
I love that old and in the sametime modern lookin stuff that you are make!!! 😍
非常に美しい。共有していただきありがとうございます。
wait, did i just watched a video from 3 years ago about making some furnitures ?
damn, it looks so cool !
great work!
That is a stunning desk, well designed and very well made. Always a pleasure to watch you work, and your videos are a joy to watch. Great stuff!
I especially liked the idea of the magnet.
So clever! Love the precision and the detsils. Very satisfying.
Marvelous!! Thanks again!
And you’ve got a new festool domino joiner! Congrats!!!
Seung Woo Jang Tool we all desire!
So beautiful in its simplicity. You are a true craftsman.
Just when I thought it couldnt get any better. You have become the one channel i'll sneak out my office to go watch when you post a new video. So peacfull in how you command the earth beneath your hands my friend. I wish one day i could aspire to live a day in your studio. Excellent work is 2nd best to what you do when wood lends itself to your eye. Happy new year from the great state of Oregon.
Wonderful story for a beautiful piece!.
Dominos and pocket screws, I guess even the finest of craftsman need to make a buck. Beautiful work as always. A pleasure to watch.
michael delaney that was my thoughts as well.
Glue, dominoes, pocket holes and dutchmen... you really hedged your bets on that miter! :)
It actually makes sense. The glue and dominoes supply the strength. The pocket holes provide the pull in (a good idea on a piece difficult to clamp). The Dutch bowties are aesthetic.
StewFairweather Exactly :)
And so masterfully done on every one. Did the pocket holes get filled?
Just get a doweling jig, it's just a strong. Slightly more cumbersome to set up but just as good in the final product
Miter joints naturally develop gaps at alternating ends as the wood expands and contracts with seasonal movement. This is not a big issue with a picture frame (only 1 or 2 inch long joint), but with a miter joint this large, it can create a significant gap. Trying to fight wood movement is usually a losing battle. If it were my design, I would have used a sliding dovetail joint instead of a miter.
Really nice design Ishitani!
Love watching these videos with 'Return of the Mack' playing
Obviously the furniture is awesome but can we give Shie some credit for these videos? I wish all woodworking videos were like this, no talking, pure Zen.
thank you ishitani, you really inspired me!!! sending loves from malaysia!
This is a very nice design, woodworking and video. My son wants a “L" shaped desk, and is would be a nice piece for him.
So elegant and inspiring work Mr. Ishitani! Thanks for sharing your talent and good taste, and for showing that beautiful design doesn't mean baroque or futuristic ugly and useless stuff like some comments people aren't ashamed to post. Best regards and the happiest new year for you and your family! 🙂
like before, i enjoyed watching (twice) this computer desk making. arigatou gozaimasu
Beautiful design ! Great work, again!
I love your style. What amazing work you do.
Really nice - I appreciate your attention to detail.
Love your woodworking videos, awesome can't wait to see your next project.
i agree with the fact that watching these video's is like meditation he has a certain way of moving a steady paste an ingrained base of knowledge where he's aware off though he is at peace with he is a true craftsmen with high moral standards an i love this behaviour when you know you're good and don't brag about it when you do it and it looks simple though the craftmenship is taught for generation and generation with respect for nature, respect for the creative proces and respect for the result every piece of furniture that he makes is something unique to cherish because it represents and contains the charisma of a true artist
Beautiful video and beautiful work. Thank you.
Che eleganza.
Wonderful.Thanks
The magnet beam... Genius!
I love watching your production, it is very therapeutic! Thank you!
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