It’s a dream. The whole building is just nice, the dust collection in the floor is very clever and the machines are awesome - but there’s another aspect that makes it so beautiful: taste. Check out the colour palette: all wood, green and shades of grey, very few bright, garish colours, and very few logos and brand names. That’s deliberate, and it really makes a difference. Most people’s shops look like a clown has exploded in there. It’s something that can be replicated in a small hobby shop: I very much prefer tools in muted colours or with wooden handles etc., and it works: it makes for a quieter, nicer environment.
It's amazing how, without speaking a word, I can completely transport to the Ishitani shop watching these videos. I can almost smell the stove and all the cedar. いつもありがとうございます
Mr Ishitani, I believe the majority of your devoted followers are English speaking and we love your work - we are all obsessed with equipment and machines - you have to do a workshop tour video explaining your amazing quality Japanese machines - do it in Japanese all of us can use subtitles - cheers.
Warm climate, warm winter and the workshop is not heated. But you have to wear warm clothes. In Russia, the workshop would definitely turn on the heating and heat it up to 25C, because there is a heating system and the fuel is so cheap. As always, impeccably done work, I am in awe. I really enjoyed watching your work, thank you.
If I were wealthy, I would hire him to make every stick of furniture for my house and then come over and install it. Sort of a Frank Lloyd Ishitani style. ❤
All you need is some quality wood, a simple, but effective design (including joinery) and et voila: A piece of furniture everybody likes. Well done Natsuki and Chie. Best greetings from a German carpenter
I've just come across this chap, and after being a HUGE fan of Norm Abram (The New Yankee Workshop) thought I'd give it a watch. Well, all I can say is I'm hooked on this channel. This guy is incredible, the expertise shown is staggering!! Amazing attention to detail. Ishitani and Norm Abram..The Avengers of workworking!!
Look at the workshop outside. Well arrange Timber for seasoning. Well maintained machines. And a good environment person, waste Timbers for keeping warmth. A very skilful person. Like watching produce Furniture.
You've done it again Ishitani crew! Natsuki, It's a wonder how you can design something so simple and show us all of its complexities. At the same time, Chie, youve allowed us to see something so chaotic in its beginnings stages turn into something elegant, serene and calming. However, it is always Shiro who outshines you both LOL! Peace and love from California!
Ah, it is like Spring is here. When Maestro does something it showcases to the world at large that mediocrity can't & shouldn't be celebrated. Someone once said "hope is for the underprivileged", I sure do hope people watch Seńor Ishitani and absorb an iota of his work ethic and the desire to consistently want to pay attention to detail. Thank you for yet another episode of elegance and design made to look simple.
I’m always happy when you put a video out Ishitani, I love to see you working in your shop producing fine furniture. We have not had much snow here in the UK. Thank you for the video.👍👍👍
True mastery. But to me the crème de la crème is the back! That level of precision is just unbelievable. Thanks for this video. And inspiring me to get into my very cold garage and get to work.
Greeting from Australia Ishitani. So good to see another video. Always loved your style and work, oh and Shiro. Hot and sunny in the south and the snow made me smile. Keep making, videoing and uploading. Regards James One Handed Maker
Supreme skills, machinery that costs more than my house, but... a cold workshop, we've got something in common! Wonderful video, keep up the good work.
18:28 Wow you really got a lot of time from that Titebond - time to fully assemble, mallet, carefully apply two different types of cauls, clamp and then fix squareness with a pipe clamp. I feel like the whole thing would have seized by then!
i love the minimalist furniture and videos, perfect for relaxing. I'm already looking forward to the next video. thanks for sharing, greating from germany
It’s a very good day when Ishitani drops a video.
Amen to that
Therapeutic
Agreed.
I swear. This entire shop looks like heaven.
It’s a dream. The whole building is just nice, the dust collection in the floor is very clever and the machines are awesome - but there’s another aspect that makes it so beautiful: taste. Check out the colour palette: all wood, green and shades of grey, very few bright, garish colours, and very few logos and brand names. That’s deliberate, and it really makes a difference. Most people’s shops look like a clown has exploded in there. It’s something that can be replicated in a small hobby shop: I very much prefer tools in muted colours or with wooden handles etc., and it works: it makes for a quieter, nicer environment.
@@mm9773 exactly. Very chill environment for making beautiful things.
Ahh, a new Ishitani video, all is still right with the world, thank you Natsuki.
I agree
So happy we still got to see Shiro at the end 🐶
With all the hectic and madness around me These videos are the therapy that keeps me connected to the real World...
It's amazing how, without speaking a word, I can completely transport to the Ishitani shop watching these videos. I can almost smell the stove and all the cedar. いつもありがとうございます
So glad to turn on youtube and see an ishitani furniture video.
Mr Ishitani, I believe the majority of your devoted followers are English speaking and we love your work - we are all obsessed with equipment and machines - you have to do a workshop tour video explaining your amazing quality Japanese machines - do it in Japanese all of us can use subtitles - cheers.
Warm climate, warm winter and the workshop is not heated. But you have to wear warm clothes.
In Russia, the workshop would definitely turn on the heating and heat it up to 25C, because there is a heating system and the fuel is so cheap.
As always, impeccably done work, I am in awe.
I really enjoyed watching your work, thank you.
Shiro looks happy at home warm, doesn’t want to be in the cold workshop!
I went ahead and hit like 'cause I knew I would. Now I'll watch.
Wonderful job. I was going to ask you about your "little friend" but i saw him at the end of the video!
If I were wealthy, I would hire him to make every stick of furniture for my house and then come over and install it. Sort of a Frank Lloyd Ishitani style. ❤
こんにちは。。動画を再アップロードしていただきありがとうございます...😁 チリ🇨🇱からのご挨拶
One small shelf for ishitani, one giant video for mankind
I was worried there for a while… thank you for the Shiro moment! Thankful we still have `em with us.
I just spent 23 minutes watching him make a small box and loved every second of it
All you need is some quality wood, a simple, but effective design (including joinery) and et voila: A piece of furniture everybody likes.
Well done Natsuki and Chie. Best greetings from a German carpenter
Simple but very impressive 👍👍
Fantastic work. At the end i was a bit disappointed to have not seen Shiro and at the last second, here he is😄
Man - beginning to end. Well done! Enjoyed it and the end product. You gotta be the most transparent woodworker on TH-cam ❤
Elegant “zen” craftspersonship, no irritating braggadocio, a joy to watch and educational.
That's a shelf for generations. He is an artist
Thank you Mr. Ishitani, another master class. Mrs. Chie and quality inspector Shiro, great team. Greetings from México.. 🍓🍓
I've just come across this chap, and after being a HUGE fan of Norm Abram (The New Yankee Workshop) thought I'd give it a watch. Well, all I can say is I'm hooked on this channel. This guy is incredible, the expertise shown is staggering!! Amazing attention to detail. Ishitani and Norm Abram..The Avengers of workworking!!
Thanks for the parting shot of Shiro... can't have a video without him. ;-)
So much care and attention even on a "simple" piece.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Not only for the fantastic woodworking, but the editing is great too.
Always a treat when your videos show up on my feed. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos! Much love from Chicago!
Small projects, but big work all the same. Can never have enough clamps in a woodwork area! Beautifully made video.
Simple beauty. Japanese precision at it's best.
The ART of simplicity
Missed Shiro
This gentleman is a true craftsman - he takes such care and precision in his work. I find it inspiring.
Great. To see another video
Look at the workshop outside.
Well arrange Timber for seasoning.
Well maintained machines.
And a good environment person, waste Timbers for keeping warmth.
A very skilful person.
Like watching produce Furniture.
As miokti says, a new Ishitani video makes for a good day.
allways beautyful work. Greetings from Switzerland.
beauté de tous les détails, une exigence qui contamine le plaisir de voir . merci.
This wood is poetry
You've done it again Ishitani crew! Natsuki, It's a wonder how you can design something so simple and show us all of its complexities. At the same time, Chie, youve allowed us to see something so chaotic in its beginnings stages turn into something elegant, serene and calming. However, it is always Shiro who outshines you both LOL! Peace and love from California!
Journey with peace and pleasure to artists mind and soul 👏
instant like when an Ishitani video is popping up
Ah, it is like Spring is here. When Maestro does something it showcases to the world at large that mediocrity can't & shouldn't be celebrated. Someone once said "hope is for the underprivileged", I sure do hope people watch Seńor Ishitani and absorb an iota of his work ethic and the desire to consistently want to pay attention to detail. Thank you for yet another episode of elegance and design made to look simple.
missed the inspector, the back panels are lose, wuff. was gorgeous to see great basics, thank you.
Thank you master Ishitani 🙏🏻
Thank you Mr. Ishitani
Beautiful little shelf that I would love to have hanging in my house! Ganbette ne!
Una hermosa y simple repisa, hecha con mucho amor por el buen trabajo..
Bendiciones desde Chile
Very nice, as always. I like the ship-lapped back and the way you installed that after the box was glued together. Arigato!
What a lovely shadow box. The details are meticulous. [happy to see Shiro at the end--hope he is doing well in the cold weather]
Such beautiful works of art.
Irgendwann spricht er schon zu uns, der Tag wird kommen :)
Beautiful simple design, thank you Ishitanisan
Waiting to see and follow your work.
So nice to see Shiro make an appearance just at the end. Lovely work on the shelf, too. :)
that lumber supply you have is MASSIVE! . Love your work! ☆☆☆☆☆
what an amzing videos he makes man....no talk just art and some music. kudos to you dude. you are a great artist.
Спасибо за успокаивающие ролики, работа с деревом у Вас получилась на отлично!
Just love seeing a new video of yours. A joy to see and hear nothing but tool sounds. Perfect videography, too.
It came out beautiful, I love it
I’m always happy when you put a video out Ishitani, I love to see you working in your shop producing fine furniture. We have not had much snow here in the UK. Thank you for the video.👍👍👍
I always enjoy your videos. I can't wait for the next one. domo arigato gozaimashita
Kudos to Chie , great photography, very creative. Excellent music. All the respect from Mexico
Thanks for including Shiro at the end… I was getting worried.
Starting my day, watching an Ishitani video is one of my favorite things. The quiet craftsmanship is so inspiring. Thank you!
Excellent work. I really enjoyed watching you work.
Your product is very meticulous and has great precision, looking forward to learning more from you, wishing you more success.
True mastery. But to me the crème de la crème is the back! That level of precision is just unbelievable. Thanks for this video. And inspiring me to get into my very cold garage and get to work.
Always a pleasure to watch beautiful work recorded so beautifully. Shiro ! @ 23:06
Akhirnya, setelah sekian lama menanti.
Terima kasih atas videonya.
Salam sehat.
美しく、とてもよく作られた作品
The attention to detail 👌👌
Ensambles perfectos. Lamentablemente la gente no está dispuesta a pagar este tipo de trabajo. Pero es un trabajo excelente para uso propio. Gracias.
Wow, the gorgeous use of the grain even on the back pieces. I love your work!
Minimalist fine and precise❤
Always love to see your work
Un piacere vedere un tuo video.... complimenti sei veramente bravo...
Complimenti un saluto dal'italia 👏👏
A beautiful piece as always.
Greeting from Australia Ishitani.
So good to see another video.
Always loved your style and work, oh and Shiro.
Hot and sunny in the south and the snow made me smile.
Keep making, videoing and uploading.
Regards James
One Handed Maker
YEAH... ISHITANI again...
I love watching Ishitani's videos, as simple as it is. Always relaxing and inspiring.
A hug from Brazil.
Loves every details you put on it
That surface planer is something I would love to have.
Supreme skills, machinery that costs more than my house, but... a cold workshop, we've got something in common!
Wonderful video, keep up the good work.
18:28 Wow you really got a lot of time from that Titebond - time to fully assemble, mallet, carefully apply two different types of cauls, clamp and then fix squareness with a pipe clamp. I feel like the whole thing would have seized by then!
Eine wunderschöne Arbeit!👍✌
Ciao hai creato un capolavoro di minimalismo complimenti!!!come ogni tua realizzazione.
UN MUEBLE TAN SENCILLO Y TAN HERMOSO, GRACIAS ISHITANI
So simple yet so elegant - awesome work
Beautiful
Good work bro
Nice! I hope you get a project soon with lathe work. Lol I love the lathe. Great video
Awesome work as always
It looks like it has been really cold in your shop. Arrigato for keeping up!
Самый умиротворяющий канал из всех, что я видел. Всё идеально!
i love the minimalist furniture and videos, perfect for relaxing. I'm already looking forward to the next video. thanks for sharing, greating from germany
Once again beautiful craftsmanship
Love them little clamps @12.45 Top video and lovely build as usual 😎
Simple yet very elegant!