I thought it was amazing by the fact that you hand planed the top of the table but when you hand chiseled the edges of the table to clean up the slight discoloration from the routing, my mouth opened in awe. Your attention to detail and the beauty of your work is admirable
Only the second video of yours I have watched but now in my top 3 all time favourite youtube channels. Love everything about it - thank you for sharing.
What a great team! Awesome skill and talent displayed with grace and integrity. Thank you for sharing this part of your lives with us; I am sure I speak for many: We are blessed by your gift to us.
Thank you for sharing! Your videos are inspiring and so well made. It doesn't feel repetitious (I don't need to see the same cut on 16 pieces) and certainly don't need to "fast forward" the whole video.... In a world where everything needs to go fast, I can get back to your channel and just... be in the shop.... Thank you!!! (Re-reading myself before posting, I don't mean to insult the other woodworkers who have the guts to put out videos but just want to mention that I just love how yours are made.)
If you were to pause to consider every client who orders this table, the images over time may tell a beautiful history of the people who gather at them. It must be a beautiful story.
I need to learn something like this...I used to seen it when I was little.Most of the furnitures in my home are handmade by some talented craft men’s hired by my dad, and as a Kid it was so good to watch those works too.
Dear Lord, Isn't it just refreshing to see you are not another Festool nut :)... There are some great tools besides FestFool...Keep up the good work :)
I'm pretty sure Festool is even more expensive in Japan than it is in North America, so you probably won't see any Japanese furniture makers who aren't independently wealthy using them.
This is the woodworking video equivalent of one of those relaxation audio tracks of waterfall sounds or something. I'm in awe of the craftsmanship! Loving the segment on sharpening the plane, the traditional friction-fit style of the tool's blade in a simple wooden block, the dialing in of the block's surface with a straight edge and another plane, and the resulting delicate lace of the shavings. Even the patient shaving of the router's burn marks around the edge with a chisel instead of an orbital hand sander got me wondering if he even owns one (so far the only sandpaper I've seen is that small block wrapped in it for touching up eased edges). I myself possess neither the skill nor patience to use blades over grit in so many places in a project, even though I am aware a sharp blade cutting the wood fibers makes a smoother surface than even a fine grit chewing them. This is indeed a craftsman with an abundance of both characteristics (skill and patience, that is). Well done, sir!
Hard to believe Wabi-Sabi comes from Japan. So much perfection, no room for it. Simply amazing to watch your work. You are incredible, not the Hulk..! :)
4:14 how did you cut the circle? Was it really with your circular saw? Any particular reason to do this before using the router to cut the shape? Also, what's the advantage of hand chiseling the edge of the table vs using a sander to clean up the edge? Assuming you were going for a more rough honed look than a perfectly clean look? Always appreciate watching you work at your craft.
It is pure wellness for the mind to see your videos. I thank you!
Beautiful table, beautiful video. Love the style - no talking, just watch and learn.
All of your pieces are simply stunning. Its a joy and privilege to get to watch you work. Thank You for sharing it with us.
beautiful piece of art! i hope it will be used and valued by many future generations.
Thank you :)
@@ISHITANIFURNITURE what oil are you use for finishing?
A highly skilled craftsmen letting his work and his tools do the talking always enjoy
Watching you at work is very therapeutic, you are a true master of your art.
I love watching your videos, they are so calming. Your attention to both detail and simplicity are wonderful, an inspiration for my work
Think this is my new favorite channel. Love what you are doing!!!
I thought it was amazing by the fact that you hand planed the top of the table but when you hand chiseled the edges of the table to clean up the slight discoloration from the routing, my mouth opened in awe. Your attention to detail and the beauty of your work is admirable
It was moving to watch the tremendous amount of love that you put into building your table. Thank you for publishing the process.
beautiful! i could watch ur videos all day! love the presentation and precision ☆☆☆☆☆🖒🖒
Just beautiful work. Thanks for sharing!
Just report the spammers... the more we report, the more they will disappear !
Excellent proportions in your designs. Thanks for sharing them with us.
I love that one saw with the tenoning table below the normal table. I've never seen that anywhere, except your videos.
Only the second video of yours I have watched but now in my top 3 all time favourite youtube channels. Love everything about it - thank you for sharing.
Thank you :)
What a great team! Awesome skill and talent displayed with grace and integrity. Thank you for sharing this part of your lives with us; I am sure I speak for many: We are blessed by your gift to us.
Great video, especially liked the hand work on the intersection of the stretchers and how you cleaned the outside edge of top with a chisel.
To see how you work is a spiritual experience that calms my mind ..... thanks from spain
A true Master!
It’s a pleasure to watch you work!
Японское Качество как всегда -на высоте! Слава Мастеру!
I Love to see what you do. God bless you, Chie and also Shiro.
Love your peaceful working style, greetings from Sweden & Morocco :)
I am also a cabinetmaker and I must say your work is incredible!! Definitely subscribed and much love from Nova Scotia
Thank you Danny :)
Nicely crafted with patience. Love to own the products manufactured by Ishitani ..👍👍
Wow,so relaxing to watch this craftsman work. Beautiful and inspiring!
that is more than a table, it is a labor of love
no idea why but watchin this is super relaxing
You have taken wood and made it sing a symphony to the eyes. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece, Natsuki-san!
Thank you for sharing! Your videos are inspiring and so well made. It doesn't feel repetitious (I don't need to see the same cut on 16 pieces) and certainly don't need to "fast forward" the whole video.... In a world where everything needs to go fast, I can get back to your channel and just... be in the shop.... Thank you!!! (Re-reading myself before posting, I don't mean to insult the other woodworkers who have the guts to put out videos but just want to mention that I just love how yours are made.)
Gorgeous table and the finest woodwork!
thanks for sharing your skills and talent to us people, like me, who would like to make things just what you did. INSPIRING
You are just an artist~ 당신은 바로 예술인입니다.
If you were to pause to consider every client who orders this table, the images over time may tell a beautiful history of the people who gather at them. It must be a beautiful story.
Love this design. So simple looking, but serious thought in the design and construction.
Beautiful piece, very relaxing video. I can watch him work all day.
It's definitely my favorite one I enjoy watching your craftsmanskill thanks for uploading
I really enjoy your videos. You work with great attention to detail, very patiently. Great editing and soundwork.
Thank you.
Natsuki san, thanks for preserving ancient Japanese carpentry traditions.Domo arigato gozaimasu!
Your wood art inspire me. All the videos are amazing. Greetings from Brazil!
Outstanding craftsmanship!
absolutely gorgeous design and execution.
Very very nice job!!💯👌👍 And a great team also !!!👍👌💯
10:15 you know you're a pro when you have a plane for your planes.
Ты мастер ! Спасибо тебе за очень красивую работу !!!
Excellent video , I tip my hat to you for your safety information at the beginning 👍
thanks so much, watching your video with the passion
Amazing work ! You are a true master at your craft !
Beautiful work. So glad I found this channel. Loving your videos, man!
Good perfect touch ISHITANI 👍👍👍🙏
Master of the masters. Best regards from Mexico City.
I need to learn something like this...I used to seen it when I was little.Most of the furnitures in my home are handmade by some talented craft men’s hired by my dad, and as a Kid it was so good to watch those works too.
Soothing and relaxing to watch. Thank you
Great!!! A lot of love from Italy- Massimo Masciullo
AMazing work! Loved the work on the plane as well.
Beautiful project and video. Thanks for sharing
素敵な作品ですね！私もこのようなライフに憧れて家具作りを習おうと考えています！これからもいい映像ご共有してください！
Just love your videos. What a pleasure. Thankyou
Beautiful and elegant furniture, that wil gets nicer Every year
I love the way this guy works... so much attention to details
better than this is a brain surgeon !!
Two artists collaborating to make great videos
Right now im study how to make furniture.. My future dream i want to be like u ishitani.. Such passion toward woodworking, i think my dream is great..
You are an artist of wood!
Dear Lord, Isn't it just refreshing to see you are not another Festool nut :)... There are some great tools besides FestFool...Keep up the good work :)
you are right... I love it: festfool :)) and if I may add one on the list: pocket screws
I'm pretty sure Festool is even more expensive in Japan than it is in North America, so you probably won't see any Japanese furniture makers who aren't independently wealthy using them.
simply beautiful. congratulations
This is the woodworking video equivalent of one of those relaxation audio tracks of waterfall sounds or something. I'm in awe of the craftsmanship! Loving the segment on sharpening the plane, the traditional friction-fit style of the tool's blade in a simple wooden block, the dialing in of the block's surface with a straight edge and another plane, and the resulting delicate lace of the shavings. Even the patient shaving of the router's burn marks around the edge with a chisel instead of an orbital hand sander got me wondering if he even owns one (so far the only sandpaper I've seen is that small block wrapped in it for touching up eased edges). I myself possess neither the skill nor patience to use blades over grit in so many places in a project, even though I am aware a sharp blade cutting the wood fibers makes a smoother surface than even a fine grit chewing them. This is indeed a craftsman with an abundance of both characteristics (skill and patience, that is). Well done, sir!
Non só se un giorno potrò permettermi le vostre opere d'arte, ma sicuramente questi mobili trasmetteranno l'amore con cui sono stati realizzati
仕事が丁寧で素晴らしいです。
見習いたいです。
You are an artist!
Beautiful furniture, beautiful video greetings from Finland, keep up the good work!😎🤗🌳
I think that Master have a gold hands and briliant brain.
Realy great Japanese Master!
Bow to you.
wonderful to look at your videos
How is it that something so simple can be so elegant?
fantastic. thanks for showing how you set up your plane
Beautiful work! I love your videos! (And Shiro) 😁🐶
영상을 보는 동안 마음이 편합니다. 고맙습니다.
고마워요 :)
Thanks for making this type of videos....
Beautiful video to appreciate, beautiful project.
Love it, love it, love it. Like the thick top. You do beautiful work!!! Vinny
Thank you :)
mmanut
love your video!!! please make it in full HD! thank you
Trabajo y arte muy fino!!!!
Delicately elegant.
Hard to believe Wabi-Sabi comes from Japan. So much perfection, no room for it. Simply amazing to watch your work. You are incredible, not the Hulk..! :)
いつもように素敵です！
ありがとう :)
Beautiful block planes, Thanks
Well done Shiro!
I like you dont talk much, like others crazy youtubers!))
you're cool!
很喜歡你的影片你的家具
Amazing work
4:14 how did you cut the circle? Was it really with your circular saw? Any particular reason to do this before using the router to cut the shape?
Also, what's the advantage of hand chiseling the edge of the table vs using a sander to clean up the edge? Assuming you were going for a more rough honed look than a perfectly clean look? Always appreciate watching you work at your craft.
Such beautiful and wonderful work! Thank you. Can you tell me please what you are painting onto the knots? Thank you
epoxy, a standard treatment
Simple and amazing :)
Love to watch your videos.
綺麗な！ 私はあなたの仕事が大好きで、犬はとてもかわいいです！
あなたのビデオをありがとう！
Nice and beautiful!
It's such a good job
The manager of Ishitani surely is Shiro. He's always there to check up on his work.
It is a wonderful piece of art!!! I am so amazed. I am a fan from Philippines.
Always the best👍
Is that Chie's first appearance :D ? Thank you two for another beautiful video.
Hello Mr. ISHITANI, could you tell us the number of hours it took you to make this beautiful table ???
Beautiful as always! Do you do any turning besides for chair or table legs?