I like the atmosphere in your room. A lot of free space, background music, professional tools, the amazing view outside, great designs, accurate perfect handwork... Love it!
Watching a table being born from a simple sketch on a piece of paper and taking shape into a fine young white oak table, ready for whatever adventures life outside might hold. Music at the end was emotional.
Beautiful piece. Beautiful video. All the background music is a vibe. Love hearing all the sounds around the shop - especially Gregory Porter. Thank you for sharing.
I've been wood working since I was little. Passed 2 years gotten serious about it. My jointery skills are 2 of 10. I wish I could apprentice with someone like you.
You popped up amongst suggestions for me, so I thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did, because it was worth every second of it! I immediately subscribed to your channel. I love the style of furniture and the way you documented it. It reminds me alot of the Ishitani furniture videos, which I absolutely love. So you're in good company! Keep it up, and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work!
Hello! Love your videos and woodworking. I have two questions as I am a woodworker as well. What finish did you use for this table? And what design software do you use? I'd be eternally greatful for any sort of response. Keep up the fantastic work!
Your work is beautiful! Thanks for sharing the process, every video is a treat. I love your studio, it looks like a meditative retreat where you can take inspiration from the nature around you.
the dovetail cleat that's attached to the tabletop is not glued. he also used dovetails to attach the perpendicular pieces on the frame. it doesn't matter that those are glued because they are only like 80mm wide. Also, the pieces attached together have the grain oriented in the same direction so if they expand they expand together
@@hentaisan thanks! It's a bit confusing, at 12:45 there's no glue, but after the cut only seconds later there is some! Or at least it seems to be glue.
@@HerrKlaus1963 at 13:20 the inserts at the end of the dovetail grooves are glued, but those are just for aesthetics. The cleat is not glued. BTW, seeing as how the insert goes all the way to the cleat, I assume he left a gap between the insert and the cleat on the other side of the table. Unless he's doing this during winter
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
I've heard several of the same songs over all 4 of his (so far) posted videos, so I'd be willing to bet that they're songs he has saved and not on the radio.
your workshop are so cool. look at the green area, what an amazing place to work. You also have good sound system. Would be really fun to work like that and ceating an art piece of furniture. Amazing my Friend.
This is like a powertool crazy Korean Ishitani, Love the workshop want to see more of your creations., although not as relaxing as Ishitani too much crap music in the background.
Very nice work! Don't mind the bad comments. The fact that you already have almost 4k subscribers from 4 videos is a good indication that what you have produced so far was interesting and appreciated. I do like what Ishitani-san is producing but what you posted is original as well so keep up the good work! You've just got another subscriber... :)
Great workshop! Having a beautiful space to work in affects every aspect of the work. Nice to see you starting the process thinking with a pencil in hand....really gets you into the structure of the piece.
Nice video and woodwork. I like that you use a combination of America/European style tools as well as Japanense/Korean style tools. I hope you are able to come up with a unique video style in your next video.
I love everything he does, but can you stand on it? I make stuff, and people bring it broken. I can see the shoe prints, but I ask anyways, "What happened." People say, "I don't know. It just broke." Then I point out the shoe prints, and say "It's a coffee table, not dance table." Then they get huffy, and say, "It should support the weight of a person." I then I point out there are at least three different shoe prints. They still want there money back. I say no. They ask how much it would cost to fix? I say, "I don't know know, how much does four ciderblocks cost?" I then tell the guy, "Give it to me, I'll what I can do." The guy wants it back by Monday. I call his wife's Cell phone, and tell her, that her husband broke her coffee table, and want me to fix it by Monday "Are you away for the Weekend?" She tells me she at her mothers, and ask me if I can fix her table. I say, "Sure I can.", but there Women she prints embeded in the table. Do you want want me to remove them, or do you want them for evidence." She swears a bit, and ask me if I can hold onto the table a bit. I tell her I have an exact copy of the table, I give that one to her husband, and she can come and look at the table. The woman show up that Wednesday, and looks at the table. She tells it was her shoe that made the prints in the table. She thinks her husband had a girlfriend in the house, while she was away. I don't see the woman for about two months, and I call her phone. She shows up with my table, and tells me that her husband doesn't have a girlfriend. She tells me, it was her husband wearing her shoes. He's a cross dresser. I say, at least he doesn't have a girlfriend. She says, "Yeah, just a boy friend." She has been suspecting her husband had secrets, and put up a spy camera. I'm surprised because her husband is big guy, and I know he played football (He tells everyone about it.). She tells me, "Yeah, all those guys have one foot through the door." I fixed her table, and she seems happy. I'm surprised, I like the work I do, but if my marrage is breaking up, I wouldn't be happy over a coffee table. She asked me why the table broke, because the replacement I gave her didn't break when she had sex on the table. I asked her, "How much could you possible weigh, a hundred pounds? Your much lighter than your husband." She then said, "I wasn't dancing either." I asker if she might want a craftmans coffee table I make. It can hold three people easy, and it has plently of room." The woman thinks about it, and I show her the table. She buys the table, and ask, "Are you sure it will hold two people." I thow a moving blanket on the table, and we both stand on it. She happy. I love your work, but I don't think three people could stand on it.
This is beautiful. I have a question about the sliding dovetail joints. It looks like it was glued in all the way across? (Or at least, glued on one side, and then a filler piece glued on the other side so the slot doesn't show.) Is that right? Wouldn't that cause real wood movement issues? Or am I wrong? Thanks! It is a really, really beautiful piece.
You are correct. For all you amateur woodworker watching this video do not copy this method of gluing. The top needs to be able to expand and contact (oak moves a lot). By gluing the crossmember underneath the top you are creating a lot of tension. When that tension builds it will cause the table top to split. I produced thousands of solid top dining tables and can speak from experience.
I guess my questions is in the video was misleading or not, because it looked like it was stuck in there and wouldn't be able to move. I'm hoping it just looked that way in the video. Gluing it in all the way would defeat the whole purpose using using the sliding dovetail.
Yes, we need consider wood shrinkages, So on the sliding dovetail, only gluing one side so that the top can move naturally as shrinkages. (I glued only one side) one more, wood shrinkage is caused by moisture , so need good finishing as well. I apply varnish on the top and bottom both side after oil finishing, it can reduce shrinkage %.
Nope. One side or two sides you are still constricting the movement of the wood. The wood rays of the oak are large which allows for transfering a lot of moisture. It's a nice table and you do good work but you never want to glue end grain. I only tell you this from my experience. I learned the hard way what not to do.
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You and Ishitani are clearly the winners of my heart :)
Wow 🙌
Could not agree more!
Both are legends
They do such stunning work!!!!
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A true craftsman does not need to talk. The work speaks for itself. Great job. Great workshop and grounds.
The cleanest shop I've ever seen. This is a Zen like experience.
I like the atmosphere in your room. A lot of free space, background music, professional tools, the amazing view outside, great designs, accurate perfect handwork... Love it!
Awesome piece, awesome set of tools, awesome workhouse, awesome home, awesome music, awesome weather, I’m getting crazy!!!!!
Excellent design and workmanship. and what a lovely result - strong, classic and beautiful. Somebody's grandchildren will appreciate this one day.
Precise and gorgeous. I hope your artform never disappears.
Always a pleasure to see craftsman do his work. I especially like how you take your time to make everything perfect.
The craftsmanship is absolutely brilliant.
Watching a table being born from a simple sketch on a piece of paper and taking shape into a fine young white oak table, ready for whatever adventures life outside might hold. Music at the end was emotional.
what a nice workshop opened to the outside with nature surrounding it.
Beautiful piece. Beautiful video. All the background music is a vibe. Love hearing all the sounds around the shop - especially Gregory Porter. Thank you for sharing.
I'm jealous of everything in this video; from the boots to the tools to the shop to the views to the finese of the build. Liked/subscribed.
You meant to say envious ...
I've been wood working since I was little. Passed 2 years gotten serious about it.
My jointery skills are 2 of 10. I wish I could apprentice with someone like you.
I appreciate your thoughtful approach and eye for artistic design. Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you :) I learn more from watching you here than from the uni i went to.
I think this might be the best table creation I’ve seen yet! I say creation because that was more than simply built, incredible design!
Enjoy the process, fell the gain, and joy in the end
Thanks for the video
This is amazing...
You popped up amongst suggestions for me, so I thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did, because it was worth every second of it! I immediately subscribed to your channel. I love the style of furniture and the way you documented it. It reminds me alot of the Ishitani furniture videos, which I absolutely love. So you're in good company! Keep it up, and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work!
That's a gorgeous place you're working in. I feel envious 😁
Wow ... It's beautiful!!
외국인 영상만 보다가 한국분을 뵈니 반갑고 감사하네요.
테이블디자인, 와잇 오크, 기술, 영상, 풍경, 음악까지 모두가 최고입니다.
영상 자주올려주세요.
ishitani furniture 이분 유투버 봐보세요 고범석님 상위버전임
Amazing! Could you give us a tour of your workshop and talk about each tool and machine you have?
Amazing work.. Your studio is so beautiful.. Thank you for making the video. I know it's a lot of work recording and working
Minimalist, contemporary, discreet, perfect.
This is probably the most elegant table in UA-cam
this is a real peace of wood art!
If I ve had a workshop like that… I d never be as good, but I would never ever leave it and my life would be complete
Hello! Love your videos and woodworking. I have two questions as I am a woodworker as well. What finish did you use for this table? And what design software do you use? I'd be eternally greatful for any sort of response. Keep up the fantastic work!
the software looks like rhino
Beautiful, relaxing and a clearly high level of craftsmanship. You and Ishitani Furniture are now my two favorite woodworking studios on UA-cam. :)
I think I am in love with your work shop :)
Your work is beautiful! Thanks for sharing the process, every video is a treat. I love your studio, it looks like a meditative retreat where you can take inspiration from the nature around you.
where is a white dog? it's joke. your space is also beautiful. beautiful work I got relaxed🌱
The beauty of simplicity! I love the way the top appears to float.
Why he is glueing the dovetail batten? As far as I know it should be sliding to be able to compensate the shrinking.
the dovetail cleat that's attached to the tabletop is not glued. he also used dovetails to attach the perpendicular pieces on the frame. it doesn't matter that those are glued because they are only like 80mm wide. Also, the pieces attached together have the grain oriented in the same direction so if they expand they expand together
@@hentaisan thanks! It's a bit confusing, at 12:45 there's no glue, but after the cut only seconds later there is some! Or at least it seems to be glue.
@@HerrKlaus1963 at 13:20 the inserts at the end of the dovetail grooves are glued, but those are just for aesthetics. The cleat is not glued. BTW, seeing as how the insert goes all the way to the cleat, I assume he left a gap between the insert and the cleat on the other side of the table. Unless he's doing this during winter
@@hentaisan I agree! But look again at 12:50 glue appears from nowhere.... Or may it's grease to get it in. 🤔
@@HerrKlaus1963 I noticed that too
Nice job man, I really like the dovetail joint , it looks more elegant than normal two way joint.
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
What oil are you use for finishing /top coat?
Your woodworking skills are magnificent, taste in music, not so much. Beautiful work.
Many have commented, including myself, that they enjoy his taste in music.
So that's what it takes to be a master craftsman.
beautiful piece, and I love your outdoor work area, jealous!
You are living my dream..
The top floating off the legs takes this design to a new level. Very nice.
Oh yea and is this your place/workshop? Because this area is more than cool
Its so beautiful, the essence of a table, iconic
Speechless.
So much more unique than the previous one. Great job
1:50
Music and background radio do not add up usually. Loved the hand sketching tho!
I've heard several of the same songs over all 4 of his (so far) posted videos, so I'd be willing to bet that they're songs he has saved and not on the radio.
Aesthetic and Calming, Im addicted to your creations, I wish to be you
Fantastic job sir!!!
An idea for the next video - behold the silence!!!!
Sometimes inspiration needs no soundtrack!!!
Cheers!!!
Omg what a workshop !!! Some cool stuff you have there 👍👍👍what a wonderful piece of ART !! Nice JOB
The only tools I can afford that he uses are the clamps...
Again, knocked it out of the park. Beautiful!
Great music.
One word to describe this : FANTASTIC! True art! Well fine done.
I respect your work and the fact you listen to Norah Jones!
beautiful and excellent craftsmanship, and i also envy your power tools
Nice video but you shoud always wear ear protection when you work with machines
Very true. I had a family member work in the hearing aid industry. Unlike many of our other senses, once hearing is gone, it's gone for good.
your workshop are so cool. look at the green area, what an amazing place to work.
You also have good sound system.
Would be really fun to work like that and ceating an art piece of furniture.
Amazing my Friend.
I agree! would love a space like this.
Could you upload the File of this design, like a CAD or which ever.
it's his design...why would he share this with you? go figure it out on your own.
@@wrxzboost Hardly taught ...
Beautiful craftsmanship, and the most eclectic taste in music I’ve yet seen. I really enjoy your videos 😊
Awesome table. But I was also loving the greatest hits going on in the background. Ha!
3x3Custom - Tamar: Yes, I noticed that, too. Was like a little vacation to my youth... :D
What a dream studio and table. Beautiful work
How much is that table going to be?
Una ma.mada de riara
Awesome! You work in a paradise!
This guy listens to good music 🤣
love seeing the drawing process too!
This is like a powertool crazy Korean Ishitani, Love the workshop want to see more of your creations., although not as relaxing as Ishitani too much crap music in the background.
artist in every step you did
What software it is?
Sketch up
@@zhongfengliu8136 looks like Rhino
观看您的操作给人一种舒服感觉，每一步骤保护很到位，让我感觉到了做什么要注意安全，您是用心的匠人，对了，最后说一句，桌子真美。谢谢
Kobeomsuk furniture!
자랑스런 이름입니다.
Well done. Very much enjoyed your video, Kobeomsuk. Excellent work.
Anyone know. What that oil he use for finishing..
Anyone know?
Mohd Firdaus boiled linseed oil as described above
Good music, good landscape, good garden, good jobs. So so nice. Bravo! It´s a dream working there.
Its all fun and games, but i still prefer Mexican style furniture. Couple of 2x4s smack them with nailgun, sheet of ply on top - DONE.
Another gorgeous piece of ART. Amazing
I just got the pencil sharpening right.
Very nice work! Don't mind the bad comments. The fact that you already have almost 4k subscribers from 4 videos is a good indication that what you have produced so far was interesting and appreciated. I do like what Ishitani-san is producing but what you posted is original as well so keep up the good work! You've just got another subscriber... :)
FOR EVERYONE WHO IS ASKING WHAT WOOD IS HE USING IT’S IN THE TITLE ....WHITE OAK I’LL
SAY IT AGAIN WHITE OAK.
wonderful work and design. Congratulations. Thanks for sharing
This is what I wanna do with my life.
Great workshop! Having a beautiful space to work in affects every aspect of the work. Nice to see you starting the process thinking with a pencil in hand....really gets you into the structure of the piece.
I didn’t know it’s so difficult to make a table
This just speaks to me - true passion to the craft!
What a beautiful fucking work environment
Beautiful project and video. Thanks for sharing.
제목 대충보고 코베츠키? 일본 가구인가 보네 하고 보다가 마지막에 안전주의 문구 보고 엥 한국사람인가 하고 제목 다시 보니 고범석 ㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ 저도 대충보고..고베????가구??? 일본인줄요
great design and even better your work congratulations! I have 4 days to make that dining table, do you think it will end up for Christmas dinner?
카비오머스크인줄 알았더니 한국이름 ㄷㄷ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저도 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
So damn beautiful! The art of hand crafted furniture is becoming more and more rare. Love it.
Amazing the things you can do with tens of thousands of dollars of equipment at your disposal..
Wow, thanks for sharing, Beautiful piece.
0:31 his drawing is kinda ugly
0:41 ohh shit okay
집에서 가끔 가구를 만들고는 하는데 이건 뭐... 예술이라 생각됩니다. 많은 영감을 얻어가네요. 이렇게 말하고 따라서 만들지도 모르네요.
Dude, please put on some ear protection! You will probably be deaf by the time you're 40.
What!?! :D
Nice video and woodwork. I like that you use a combination of America/European style tools as well as Japanense/Korean style tools. I hope you are able to come up with a unique video style in your next video.
I love everything he does, but can you stand on it? I make stuff, and people bring it broken. I can see the shoe prints, but I ask anyways, "What happened." People say, "I don't know. It just broke." Then I point out the shoe prints, and say "It's a coffee table, not dance table." Then they get huffy, and say, "It should support the weight of a person." I then I point out there are at least three different shoe prints. They still want there money back. I say no. They ask how much it would cost to fix? I say, "I don't know know, how much does four ciderblocks cost?" I then tell the guy, "Give it to me, I'll what I can do." The guy wants it back by Monday. I call his wife's Cell phone, and tell her, that her husband broke her coffee table, and want me to fix it by Monday "Are you away for the Weekend?" She tells me she at her mothers, and ask me if I can fix her table. I say, "Sure I can.", but there Women she prints embeded in the table. Do you want want me to remove them, or do you want them for evidence." She swears a bit, and ask me if I can hold onto the table a bit. I tell her I have an exact copy of the table, I give that one to her husband, and she can come and look at the table. The woman show up that Wednesday, and looks at the table. She tells it was her shoe that made the prints in the table. She thinks her husband had a girlfriend in the house, while she was away. I don't see the woman for about two months, and I call her phone. She shows up with my table, and tells me that her husband doesn't have a girlfriend. She tells me, it was her husband wearing her shoes. He's a cross dresser. I say, at least he doesn't have a girlfriend. She says, "Yeah, just a boy friend." She has been suspecting her husband had secrets, and put up a spy camera. I'm surprised because her husband is big guy, and I know he played football (He tells everyone about it.). She tells me, "Yeah, all those guys have one foot through the door." I fixed her table, and she seems happy. I'm surprised, I like the work I do, but if my marrage is breaking up, I wouldn't be happy over a coffee table. She asked me why the table broke, because the replacement I gave her didn't break when she had sex on the table. I asked her, "How much could you possible weigh, a hundred pounds? Your much lighter than your husband." She then said, "I wasn't dancing either." I asker if she might want a craftmans coffee table I make. It can hold three people easy, and it has plently of room." The woman thinks about it, and I show her the table. She buys the table, and ask, "Are you sure it will hold two people." I thow a moving blanket on the table, and we both stand on it. She happy. I love your work, but I don't think three people could stand on it.
Wh...wha...WaHt!?
@@andrewmccarthy9839 yeah for some weird midnight reason i read it too.
😂
Everyone knows tables in Korea are required to support at least FOUR people....
Lmbo. 😂🤣😂🤣
I really don’t find it difficult to believe any word of this comment.
This is beautiful. I have a question about the sliding dovetail joints. It looks like it was glued in all the way across? (Or at least, glued on one side, and then a filler piece glued on the other side so the slot doesn't show.) Is that right? Wouldn't that cause real wood movement issues? Or am I wrong? Thanks! It is a really, really beautiful piece.
You are correct. For all you amateur woodworker watching this video do not copy this method of gluing. The top needs to be able to expand and contact (oak moves a lot). By gluing the crossmember underneath the top you are creating a lot of tension. When that tension builds it will cause the table top to split. I produced thousands of solid top dining tables and can speak from experience.
I guess my questions is in the video was misleading or not, because it looked like it was stuck in there and wouldn't be able to move. I'm hoping it just looked that way in the video. Gluing it in all the way would defeat the whole purpose using using the sliding dovetail.
Yes, we need consider wood shrinkages, So on the sliding dovetail, only gluing one side so that the top can move naturally as shrinkages. (I glued only one side) one more, wood shrinkage is caused by moisture , so need good finishing as well. I apply varnish on the top and bottom both side after oil finishing, it can reduce shrinkage %.
Nope. One side or two sides you are still constricting the movement of the wood. The wood rays of the oak are large which allows for transfering a lot of moisture. It's a nice table and you do good work but you never want to glue end grain. I only tell you this from my experience. I learned the hard way what not to do.
This video needs a dog
I agree...
by the way...a lady
Every video is made better when it has a dog lol
actually...it's another meaning.(*￣︶￣)
Nice job. I am looking forwards to seeing more of your work. 👍