5:47 That’s me - walking around in a circle, figuring out what to do. It’s good to see I share one thing (the only thing) with the great artist Ishitani!
"Should I put it there now, or wait until I get the other pieces ready, but the heater is there and the glue will start to go off, but if I put the piece somewhere else the glue will cool down and get thick, but I need to get the other pieces glued up quickly, so I need to keep everything close together, and when I stack one on top of the other only the top one will really be warming up, but if I......okay, I will just put it there and keep moving, how many of these do I have to do again?...."
I’m fascinated at the woodworking machines that the Japanese have. They’re all so heavy duty. They remind of old school American machines from the 60s and before.
I started watching this cause I wanted to make under the table drawers. Instead, I was mesmerised by the skill and craftsmanship of this guy and even helped my tinnitus a little while I was watching
Very, very nice. I love that finish you put on the cherry wood to bring out the beauty of the wood. It looks beautiful. Chie, your music choice and your different angles of filming combine to make a great video. Thank you for sharing with us. I thought it was wonderful.
I see these videos, not only as a pleasure to watch a well-made craft, but also as a moment of meditation. There is something spiritual about the way things are done here.
True Master Craftsman. Your attention to detail is second to none. So many rush through creating a project. You sir listen to the wood and let it speak. Taking your time to create. Simply beautiful. Greetings from Elberta, Alabama, USA.
I have like many have watched this craftsman with amazement his attention to detail is second to none love his furniture he make so don’t stop you are an inspiration to us all take care 😀👍
Whenever I make something, I repeatedly test it to make sure it will work in the end, and sometimes, it does. I love how you seem to make a lot of random pieces and then abracadabra, it's finished.
Perhaps his machines are too old, but I get scared seeing someone ripping massive wood without using a riving knife. Furthermore the technique used to cut the dado's at 9:00 also gives me goose bumps. Pretty sure there are safer ways to do this. Apart from that I do enjoy your videos as they show the details which possibly set you apart as a woodworker.
Me: I wonder if the utility bill is online yet? Computer: Ding! New video from Ishitani. Me: My entire day is now reorganized. Thank you, Chie, for the beautiful video of the master at work. As always, his work is a master's class in craftsmanship.
Your various tools are intriguing, especially the large, heavy ones. I would love to know some history about them. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
I wish I have the patience for this. I used to do this. now I don't, I just cut plywood and use 1x2 as draw rails. I'm too lazy and impatient for this craft now.
Thanks!
Always a pleasure to watch this quiet, talented craftsmanship.
5:47 That’s me - walking around in a circle, figuring out what to do. It’s good to see I share one thing (the only thing) with the great artist Ishitani!
Yes, i laughed at that because I recognized that move.
Lol thats 90 percent of my time in the shop!
I'm glad they left that in. Definitely recognized that move and made me feel better
@@acanadianwoodworker Ha Ha
"Should I put it there now, or wait until I get the other pieces ready, but the heater is there and the glue will start to go off, but if I put the piece somewhere else the glue will cool down and get thick, but I need to get the other pieces glued up quickly, so I need to keep everything close together, and when I stack one on top of the other only the top one will really be warming up, but if I......okay, I will just put it there and keep moving, how many of these do I have to do again?...."
I’m fascinated at the woodworking machines that the Japanese have. They’re all so heavy duty. They remind of old school American machines from the 60s and before.
That dado cutter! Dang! That thing is a tank. Beautiful work as always sir, always an inspiration.
Thank you! So beautiful and informative.
Watching your craftmanship is pure therapy for my soul.
I started watching this cause I wanted to make under the table drawers. Instead, I was mesmerised by the skill and craftsmanship of this guy and even helped my tinnitus a little while I was watching
Excelente…. Saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico
Yay! Another ishitani video. A good day it is
Beautiful and sturdy drawers. Just love when a plan comes out perfectly. Again beautifully filmed.
Yes fr1end
Hello there, it's nice to see you making your wonderful videos again.
Apik tenan tur telaten cara ngolah kayu, alus, lurus lan disawang ketok rajin....
Mugo-mugo kasilke olah kayu sing becik-becik ....
It is an absolute joy watching you meticulously over engineer and overbuild everything you put your hands to.
Very, very nice. I love that finish you put on the cherry wood to bring out the beauty of the wood. It looks beautiful. Chie, your music choice and your different angles of filming combine to make a great video. Thank you for sharing with us. I thought it was wonderful.
I would love to see another picture of this in about 6 months after the cherry is darkening.
I always enjoy your peaceful videos and you attention to detail.
I love everything about Japan. The outside looks like paradise.
I want that shop, especially the Super Surfacer and the huge presses!
I like the brass washer used to attach the drawer guides. Very good forethought to function.
It is wonderful to see you back with another video, cheers.
Thanks! I love the content and look forward to the next video!
So did you donate 5$? Or what does this sign mean, seeing it for the first time...
So good to see you back, thank you.
Thankyou..!!
Perfection is in the details.
Greetings Mr Ishitani and Chie, great job Shiro.
From Mexico a strong hug.🍓
Thank you for coming back with another project. I appreciate your skill.
I see these videos, not only as a pleasure to watch a well-made craft, but also as a moment of meditation. There is something spiritual about the way things are done here.
I have never seen a Dado Blade so large. Kudos to you!
Natsuki Ishitani - best master i’ve ever seen)))) i save your video and rewatching over and over !!!)))) it is like an artist's painting)))) realy.
Bravo.. bravo..bravo...sei il più bravo di tutti... aspettiamo sempre i tuoi video... Roma Italia...
True Master Craftsman. Your attention to detail is second to none. So many rush through creating a project. You sir listen to the wood and let it speak. Taking your time to create. Simply beautiful.
Greetings from Elberta, Alabama, USA.
Quiet and focused is what a depressed craftsman should have, I like the way he works-NACHES
Oh hello again Mr Ishitani, bliss for the next 20 mins.
Thank you for sharing your talented job again and again.
Bravisimmo!
You are a master of you profession.
Nice to see your videos after a while!
Very nice to see your video in my feed this morning. I have been missing your videos. Great job on the build as always.
восхищаясь трудолюбием и терпением мебельщика!!!Изделия просто радуют глаз !Браво!
I have like many have watched this craftsman with amazement his attention to detail is second to none love his furniture he make so don’t stop you are an inspiration to us all take care 😀👍
Every video from Ishitani is a treat! Thank you!
Whaaaaat you're back thanks love from India🇮🇳
That dado blade is SICK!
Just love your work… both the filming and the result of the joinery!
いつも素敵な家具の動画をありがとうございます❗️
I love the work Ishitanisan!
Whenever I make something, I repeatedly test it to make sure it will work in the end, and sometimes, it does. I love how you seem to make a lot of random pieces and then abracadabra, it's finished.
Ở bên Hàn quốc vẫn ngưỡng mộ sự cố gắng của hai em❤❤❤️
Hey I'm from Indonesia, you're attention to great details. I Love your works!
Beautiful work. Love your workshop and equipment. Miss your dog. Cheers, Rob
Cada vez que estoy triste observo su trabajo maestro Ishitani, eso me da paz, su trabajo es paz y equilibrio.
I really like Ishitani, he is my idol.
I enjoy watching these and knowing what season it is by how much clothing Ishi wears
Another beautiful piece.
I love the way you did these drawers. Truly great work and wonderful ideas.
Just so beautiful. Thank you.
A piece of art. Thank you for the opportunity of assist to this master class.
Another lovely story. Thank you.
It's been awhile. Good to see you're back. We missed your posts. As usual great work.
Long time no see... Glad you're back (even with drawers... to put in memories ??😉)
Be well, all of you.
This is a good illustration of how much work goes into making a product look simple.
Very nice job. I love to watch you work.
Very very unique very clean great job I like it also the way you in control and you have patience.
Здравствуйте! Приятно смотреть на работу большого мастера!
como siempre es un placer ver tus videos, gracias por seguir compartiéndolos.
You have a very soothing style. It's very enjoyable to watch you. The workshop is very clean. I admired it.
Genius craftsman
Thank you for sharing your craft with us! I’ve been checking for a new video from you. Always a pleasure to watch you work!
Excelente trabajo ishitani
Splendido lavoro Maestro, saluti da Forlì Italia 👏👏👏
Perhaps his machines are too old, but I get scared seeing someone ripping massive wood without using a riving knife. Furthermore the technique used to cut the dado's at 9:00 also gives me goose bumps. Pretty sure there are safer ways to do this. Apart from that I do enjoy your videos as they show the details which possibly set you apart as a woodworker.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL JOB‼️🛠️. Vinny 🇺🇸
all about this video is beautiful, the video itself, the weather, the silence. congratulations to both of you!
A true Master ❤
As always, top notch.
Thanks for sharing.
beautiful art work!!!
Another great video from a master woodworker.
Your videos always makes me smile, beautiful work!
Me: I wonder if the utility bill is online yet?
Computer: Ding! New video from Ishitani.
Me: My entire day is now reorganized.
Thank you, Chie, for the beautiful video of the master at work. As always, his work is a master's class in craftsmanship.
👍👍👍 nu cunosc limba japoneză ,dar un meșter adevărat se vede prin lucrările făcute cu măiestrie , super.
Always excellent craftsmanship
I enjoyed the music at the end. Perfectly delivered.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Where’s Shiro? 😊
Your videos are for me like a some kind of visual meditation... Thank You Master.
Your various tools are intriguing, especially the large, heavy ones. I would love to know some history about them. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
Yes....it's almost like a meditation for me
That table saw blade tho. Sweet baby moses that could be a widow maker, the inertia that things must have. Me likey.
I was ready to go to sleep, but this showed up!
that's really amazing design and art of woodworking
Beautiful work! I wish you warmth.
素晴らしいアートワーク
Beautiful table, patient craftsmanship. Lovely to see your progress and final product.
Simply magnificient! A poem to see you work. Thank you for being able to admire you.
Unbelievable skillful. I’m in hospital watching this…so relaxing…
Keep sharing and success!
So beautiful.
I wish I have the patience for this. I used to do this. now I don't, I just cut plywood and use 1x2 as draw rails. I'm too lazy and impatient for this craft now.
To me, you are a gift to the world. Thank you for posting videos, i love them all.
Perfectly relaxing build. Awesome as usual. However, this may be the first time I’ve seen Titebond!!
Beautiful work. I look forward to seeing your videos. ❄️
Allway fine to Watch your video
So beautiful, as always!
As always ,your production quality of the video is so good.I await your next video.You show such patience and attention to detail.
Professional carpenter 😍