Gentlemen, let's just focus on enjoying the work of a master craftsman here. This comment was clearly just a high compliment in a colloquial manner of speak, maybe that doesn't come across as well through text
Even since I was a young kid, I recognized that there is something about the clean, simple yet elegant Japanese designs that somehow bring out the natural beauty of wood int a shining gem. As I watched this, I was thinking "Wow... one screw up in the placement of a hole or notch, one cut a little too deep or just a bit off could ruin a piece that has a lot of work sunk in it." And the second thought is that that must be a really satisfying occupation: as a craftsman, to produce something like that: no screws, no nails, no glue: it just all fits together, tight and snug: beautiful! It was a pleasure to watch.
You should also acknowledge that Japan had a really scarce supply of quality iron, because of that iron was mostly used to produce weapons, armor and tools - so they had to improvise with what little supplies they had
That bed is AMAZING! I wish I had HALF your talent. So in 20-30yrs I can re watch all the videos and watch all the masterpieces I made because all your videos show BEAUTIFUL pieces!
The wood is Japanese Cypress. It's not construction timber! Although technically it's a softwood it is a slow growing and quite hard wood. Whenever you see a video of a Japanese craftsman making seemingly impossibly clean cuts in what looks like pine, it is usually cypress.
I think a lot of it is the way Chie films and edits. One of the most relaxed and lucid shooting and editing styles I've seen. Together with Ishi's patient expertise its magical.
It is really something to watch true craftsmen like this. They make it look so simple and easy, when it is not. Watching this is soothing for the soul. Thank you for creating such things of beauty❤
The one thing I love about the Japanese and find inspiring is their work ethic and the high level of care they put into their work. They are proud of their work. They are highly skilled at it what they do. That shows in their workmanship. They are probably the best in the world at whatever they do. I really do find that inspiring, and to a certain degree I am envious.
Ishitani is highly skilled he has the very best of tools at his disposal but I was amazed by his giant pencil sharpener tool. He’s like the Batman of wood shop. He makes the best dove tail slots and never uses nails his joints are so tight that an atom can even slip through them. Go Ishitani Go !!!
A Masterful and beautiful work ,this is a bett for Generation to use ,it will be as beautiful as it is now in 150 years or longer just some good wood oil and a lovely hand. I have a 19th century table no glue no nails no screws in it ,it is cince 1890 in our family and my kids will give it to the next generation
16:37 Bless You!🙂 As always, I'm in awe of your craftsmanship and your creativity. It is wonderful to be able to follow the piece from inception to completion. Thank you for this video and all of your work.
hello, greetings, enjoy every second of your video, your techniques, your machines and all their details are exquisite to look at, an ace in art, I appreciate you sharing your work, it is an art and your workshop is fantastic, and above all, the skill of your hands which are the main tool you are an example to follow , thank you thank you thank you very much for sharing your skill and knowledge many projects and health for you . 👍👌🙏🌟🌟
Traditional Japanese joinery, so cool. Those hand saws are so good, once you've got the hang of them you can do things more precisely and as fast as someone using a power tool.
The patients of this man was that of a loving grandmother FLAWLESS I mean I even said God bless you when he sneezed this is the man you want to make your furniture 😎
God, I hope someday that I have a fraction of this guys skill and experience. I would love the opportunity to learn Japanese style carpentery/jointery, they’re in a league of their own 🤯
Very beautiful. As you beveled the edges of the dovetails I was wondering how they would look when finished. The effect is quite pleasing to the eye! Well done!
Hi Ishitani San. Appreciate your fine workmanship. Taking care the cypress wood laying on big towel..After go through “Super Surfacer”👍👍👍👍Chamfer all the joints & Rounded the posts & frames. You really proud of your workmanship 👏👏👏👏👏
After watching other wood working videos here in youtube, Ishitani is still my favorite, this is a High Level Skill that anyone could dream of. This guy is not joking, this requires skill, high precision, and Patience.
That's one serious pencil sharpener! 15:35 😉 Fantastic and beautiful work! Seeing all of the markups almost makes me want to leave them on there! One of the most visually gratifying parts was watching the chamfer tool make a perfect 45 degree angle on all the corners 😌
Watching your workmanship is so inspirational. As a fellow carpenter and woodworker it makes me want to strive to do better work. I'm sure the people who came before you as teachers would be so very proud of your work.
I have searched for a new bed, I like thuma [ Japanese "imitation" from Vietnam] but this one is a dream, a beautiful night dream :-), we'll never be lucky to sleep on something like that in Europe. Perfect. Thank you.
Wow, the workshop is a clean, tidy space with a beautiful design of storage areas. I'm in love!! 😍😍😍 And the carpentry work is incredible, the patience, dedication and detail. Congratulations!
Well done, beautiful woodworking and I liked your combination of and tools, power tools, and wood joints. Keep up the great work. Arigato & Cheers Robert
It doesn't get any better than this. 100% joinery. No glue, even. Thanks for sharing!
Uses a lot of machinery though.
Not even on my best day in my shop could I produce anything even close to this. The craftsmanship is exquisite. Natsuki is a true craftsman.
if you own a shop should you be serving customers and checking stock levels
if you slowed down and took time you could. The single biggest problem most people have is rushing things.
Gentlemen, let's just focus on enjoying the work of a master craftsman here. This comment was clearly just a high compliment in a colloquial manner of speak, maybe that doesn't come across as well through text
Holy moly, it's a dove tail! Black magic for chosen ones!
Possibly it just is not your trade.
@@KKuurusYou have a point
Even since I was a young kid, I recognized that there is something about the clean, simple yet elegant Japanese designs that somehow bring out the natural beauty of wood int a shining gem. As I watched this, I was thinking "Wow... one screw up in the placement of a hole or notch, one cut a little too deep or just a bit off could ruin a piece that has a lot of work sunk in it." And the second thought is that that must be a really satisfying occupation: as a craftsman, to produce something like that: no screws, no nails, no glue: it just all fits together, tight and snug: beautiful! It was a pleasure to watch.
You should also acknowledge that Japan had a really scarce supply of quality iron, because of that iron was mostly used to produce weapons, armor and tools - so they had to improvise with what little supplies they had
Still the best woodworking site on You Tube. Well done.
このチャネル大好き。いつも見たら安心する
This piece will also be a family heirloom. Beautiful!
Pure craftsmanship and skill. A pleasure to watch and learn from.
It is always a pleasure to watch Natsuki Ishitani giving life and love to his creations!
A master in all forms of tools -Modern and traditional hand tools! A treat watching these videos that are beautifully filmed.
I can't be the only one that gets excited when I see a new video has been posted?
What can you say? Another masterpiece done with seemingly little effort…yet anyone who works in wood knows the truth.
Beautiful joinery! Another superb piece.
When the woodworking level is so high it instantly becomes an ASMR video. Superb!
Absolutely beautiful. The craftsmanship is truly exceptional. Thank you for sharing.
I like the birds voices at the end. And absolut the work of this mastercraftsman.
Jaw dropping hand cut precision: thank you for publishing,
& keeping the bar so high for us mortals
Bonjour,
Regarder vos vidéos est toujours un grand plaisir.
Merci de nous faire partager votre travail.
pffft. I don't have words. when you slid that chisel across the grain with minimal effort. hit me right in the feels.
That bed is AMAZING! I wish I had HALF your talent. So in 20-30yrs I can re watch all the videos and watch all the masterpieces I made because all your videos show BEAUTIFUL pieces!
Precision, persistence, patience, personalized, and passion
The humble pine wood in the hands of a craftsman can become a beautiful piece of furniture. Simply add skill! Great work.
The wood is Japanese Cypress. It's not construction timber! Although technically it's a softwood it is a slow growing and quite hard wood. Whenever you see a video of a Japanese craftsman making seemingly impossibly clean cuts in what looks like pine, it is usually cypress.
After all of the work time for bed.
Thank you for sharing.
Your work is very calming and yet exacting.
I think a lot of it is the way Chie films and edits. One of the most relaxed and lucid shooting and editing styles I've seen. Together with Ishi's patient expertise its magical.
@@acanadianwoodworker I agree, it reminds me of the films of the Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda (是枝 裕和).
This is not a bed. This is a work of art.
It is really something to watch true craftsmen like this. They make it look so simple and easy, when it is not. Watching this is soothing for the soul. Thank you for creating such things of beauty❤
A third of our life is in dreams. Thanks Mr. Ishitani, Mrs Chie and the best quality inspector, Shiro.
Greetings from México..🍓🍓
Incredible work Ishitani- simple, humble, beautiful. You are an amazing craftsman. Your work (and the way you work) is very inspiring!!
Another beautiful project! Thank you for sharing it with us! ☺️
My favorite woodworking channels
The one thing I love about the Japanese and find inspiring is their work ethic and the high level of care they put into their work. They are proud of their work. They are highly skilled at it what they do. That shows in their workmanship. They are probably the best in the world at whatever they do. I really do find that inspiring, and to a certain degree I am envious.
Beautiful craftsmanship and real joy to see. Have never seen that stepped dovetail joint before---very nice indeed!
The stepping lowers the stress near the root the tails. This wouldn't matter if you used glue.
Ishitani is highly skilled he has the very best of tools at his disposal but I was amazed by his giant pencil sharpener tool.
He’s like the Batman of wood shop. He makes the best dove tail slots and never uses nails his joints are so tight that an atom can even slip through them. Go Ishitani Go !!!
As always a you are a master from beginning to end ‼️👍‼️
It is always rewarding to observe a true master applying his trade.
"An incredible creation, where words fall short. What makes these videos truly remarkable is their scarcity, despite the seeming contradiction."
Your level of craftsmanship is fantastic, beautiful work.
This time You blow My mind thank's For sharing i wish You the Best For You and Your team
that wood, it's probably the most beautiful i've seen, the quality of wood is incredible
Master craftsman. I love any furniture or building that fits together like this without nails.
Absolutely beautiful. I learn many things just from watching a master craftsman. I thought I saw Shiro looking for a snack...he looked serious.
A master craftsman doing what he does best.
It was nice seeing you hogging out the mortises and dovetails with boring tools. As i learned as a machinist boring tools remove waste fastest
A Masterful and beautiful work ,this is a bett for Generation to use ,it will be as beautiful as it is now in 150 years or longer just some good wood oil and a lovely hand. I have a 19th century table no glue no nails no screws in it ,it is cince 1890 in our family and my kids will give it to the next generation
16:37 Bless You!🙂
As always, I'm in awe of your craftsmanship and your creativity.
It is wonderful to be able to follow the piece from inception to completion.
Thank you for this video and all of your work.
hello, greetings, enjoy every second of your video, your techniques, your machines and all their details are exquisite to look at, an ace in art, I appreciate you sharing your work, it is an art and your workshop is fantastic, and above all, the skill of your hands which are the main tool you are an example to follow , thank you thank you thank you very much for sharing your skill and knowledge many projects and health for you . 👍👌🙏🌟🌟
Traditional Japanese joinery, so cool. Those hand saws are so good, once you've got the hang of them you can do things more precisely and as fast as someone using a power tool.
I am like WOW! Man, every time I am wowed about your work. May we all live 300 years to see you create. Thank you for the videos. 🙏
The most beautiful peace of furniture 100% handmade ❤❤
Just checked the channel yesterday to see if I’d missed anything! Like magic this appears. Thanks.
Better than any action movie. Great work, just peaceful to watch. Much respect.
This man is truly a genius. A Canadian fan 🇨🇦
The beauty of excellent craftmanship can never be appreciated enough, thanx for sharing
Amazing you are a MASTER of art and craftmanship
The patients of this man was that of a loving grandmother FLAWLESS I mean I even said God bless you when he sneezed this is the man you want to make your furniture 😎
Nice to see people working on joinery 💯 no glue no nails
Your work is beyond amazing, from another planet. Greetings and hugs from Argentina. 🙂🙌🏻👏🏻
Seen this construction method as an anti earthquake method since medieval Japan for temples and houses. 👍
Ah... My evening is made... A new Ishitani video. Thank you.
Love!! The quality inspector stole my heart ❤️😂
God, I hope someday that I have a fraction of this guys skill and experience. I would love the opportunity to learn Japanese style carpentery/jointery, they’re in a league of their own 🤯
They are amazing, but there is equally stunning western carpentry abound.
Another example of superb craftsmanship….and not a feestool in sight 😂….well done 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Very calming and impressive! I was immersed until I saw the giant pencil sharpener. Was very excited then
This is a perfect balance of hand and power tools, each having their strengths.
Beautiful...and sturdy enough to last for at least 100 years.
Definitely, a unique masterpiece of arts and craftsmanship.
You still amaze an old follower like me ! Thanks Natsuki !
Very beautiful. As you beveled the edges of the dovetails I was wondering how they would look when finished. The effect is quite pleasing to the eye! Well done!
Hi Ishitani San. Appreciate your fine workmanship. Taking care the cypress wood laying on big towel..After go through “Super Surfacer”👍👍👍👍Chamfer all the joints & Rounded the posts & frames. You really proud of your workmanship 👏👏👏👏👏
This video is nothing short of inspirational and therapeutic!
Thank you.
After watching other wood working videos here in youtube, Ishitani is still my favorite, this is a High Level Skill that anyone could dream of. This guy is not joking, this requires skill, high precision, and Patience.
Your videos are very therapeutic. Thank you.
I'm going to be honest: this one looked like a pain in the ass to execute. Keep fighting the good fight, your work is beautiful!
Beautiful job Ishitani, thank you for the video.👍👍
That's one serious pencil sharpener! 15:35 😉 Fantastic and beautiful work! Seeing all of the markups almost makes me want to leave them on there! One of the most visually gratifying parts was watching the chamfer tool make a perfect 45 degree angle on all the corners 😌
Watching your workmanship is so inspirational. As a fellow carpenter and woodworker it makes me want to strive to do better work. I'm sure the people who came before you as teachers would be so very proud of your work.
What a beautiful, elegant design.
崇高で美しい音と時間。
Ah, cuppa tea, sit back and enjoy the master.
Stunning work...as expected.
Beautiful and inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Breathtaking, wonderful! Such a joy to watch!
I didn't even know you could be this precise with wood
Nice work , no better material for the job.thanks for sharing.
Truly Beautiful Workmanship! Thank you for the video!
I have searched for a new bed, I like thuma [ Japanese "imitation" from Vietnam] but this one is a dream, a beautiful night dream :-), we'll never be lucky to sleep on something like that in Europe. Perfect. Thank you.
Your work's outstanding and you good sir are an absolute master at your craft. Thank you for sharing.
Can hear the good tight joint sound.bravo 😊
More than wonderful work 😍
Warmest regards from the Northern black forest (Germany) 🌲🌿🌳
Wow, the workshop is a clean, tidy space with a beautiful design of storage areas. I'm in love!! 😍😍😍
And the carpentry work is incredible, the patience, dedication and detail. Congratulations!
True craftsmanship at work, incorporating power tools etc to speed up the job.
Nails, screws, dowels, and biscuits are against nature. Good jointery is all you need. Great videos! Hope to visit sometime.
Incredible craftsmanship! I enjoyed watching every second of this.
So glad to have you back. :)
Once again you have done a fantastic work, thank you for sharing
this work and video is Beautiful.
The way you work is mesmerizing
Just exquisite. An absolute master craftsman. Thank you for sharing!
Well done, beautiful woodworking and I liked your combination of and tools, power tools, and wood joints. Keep up the great work. Arigato & Cheers Robert
Beautiful craftmanship. Bravo as usual 👏👏
Excellent -- as always. Thank you for sharing!