ISHITANI - Making Fireside Stools - oak & sweet chestnut
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Fireside stools made from oak trees in our workshop garden.
The oak legs are naturally dried for one year and then dried in our workshop. In the workshop, after applying anti-cracking paint to the wood, they were steamed to remove moisture from the depths of the wood cells. and dried again.
The chestnut seats are naturally dried for over 20 years.
The finishing paint is 100％ walnut oil.
工房庭の楢の木を使って作ったファイヤーサイドスツールです。
楢の脚は１年間自然乾燥をさせた後工房でさらに乾燥させました。工房では木の細胞の中の水分を抜くために、割れ止め材を塗った後に一度蒸して、そしてまた乾燥の作業を行っています。
栗の座面は２０年以上自然乾燥させたものです。
仕上げの塗料は100％クルミ油です。
furniture maker : Natsuki Ishitani / video & posting : Chie / music「月へ続く道」by すもち
Clicked SO fast…the neatness of your woodpile alone makes this video worthwhile for all to see!
Chie, YOU do SUCH an amazing job with these videos! Your ability to communicate HIS skill and passion for what he does is astounding. You also do a great job of showing us what YOU see in him when he works and how much you appreciate it and how much you care for him and respect his incredible skills. I know I speak for many of us when I say that we cannot thank you enough for bringing us your content...it is life changing and beautiful. /DEEP BOW
Could not agree more Roland 👌
I support your every word. The work done is titanic.
👍👍
No matter how crazy the world is, your videos show the beauty in simple things. Thanks for 20 minutes of peace.
That's the truth.
Simply the BEST crafting content on youtube
I wish the rest of the world spoke as much as you.
So much beauty in peace.
I am always glad when you post a video.
Great work as always Sir.
Hello from Alabama, USA.
Morning coffee and an Ishitani video...What could be better??
Great to see you're back! Beautiful work as always!
Your craftsmanship brings peace in my day. Thank you both, master Ishitani and Chie for the wonderful work of editing.
一人でも多くの人に届けたいという気持ちや技術への探究心が伝わってきますし、包み隠さずありのままをさらけ出す誠実さや実直さが本当に素敵だと思います。陰ながら応援しています！
a path of reflection and connection with peace. standing ovation. simply wonderful.
Ngl homeboy giving me hella anxiety at that router table. Love this channel and have learned so much from these videos.
Even his firewood is perfectly aligned
Shiro doing an impeccable job as always, ensuring we’ve got great quality content and furniture to truly enjoy.
Brilliant. Love the way the stools fit together so perfectly.
Thanks 1000 times for using a push stick on the band saw, such a dangerous tool. Wonderful seated position on workshop floor, jaw dropping attention to detail, & saludos to Shiro!
The camera work and choice of music and visuals together with the carpentry make watching these videos an absolute delight and are inspirational. Thank you.
Great level of details! Beautiful piece! 👌
To all the CNC-"haters": He uses his maschines to remove the majority of the waste - all his finished surfaces are handtooled.
The work of a master. You have been an inspiration to me as wood worker for many years, though we work in different areas, your techniques, methods and flow have got me through tough challenges time and time again and I am a better craftsman for seeing you at work. Thank you for what you do, Ishitani, and thank you Chie for capturing his essence so well.
always an honor to watch you work: thank you for sharing your world.
That last scene where Shiro is hiding in the left bottom corner is so well composed. Congratulations Chie, for another perfect display of your photography skills!
Truly brilliant execution. It's cool to see you using the CNC for doing the mundane tasks. I really enjoy watching you work and how you approach each task.
The two of you are clearly exceptional. The way you meld two separate art forms into a combined masterpiece of incredible craftsmanship that is told through a camera and music. Absolutely peaceful, powerful, and enlightening. Thank you!
What was the light box ? And why did he steam the leg pieces after finish ? So confused 😅 lovely video though😊
I really liked how these seemingly simple stools required the utilization of much larger industrial machines. You don't get to see that often with Ishitani and the pieces he makes. At the end, you really get to see his attention to grain layout. Amazing as always and thank you so much for sharing your work.
I sure enjoy watching you building your furniture. Your attention to each part is superb 👍🏼
I was a little saddened to see this master craftsman using a CNC machine but I guess even the Best have to adjust to modern times, tools and trends!
He could have done it without this machine, but his products need to stay affordable, so he needs to save at least some time. Propably still expensive enough.
-What is beauty? - Everything wholesome is beautiful.
I love Shiro's appearances. Such a beautiful pup.
Hermoso su arte, gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Feels like seeing an old friend after a long time. Happy to see you again!
Looked forward to watch this piece of Art the whole painful workday in the Office. Thank you so much for this relaxing, peaceful 20+ minutes. Helped a lot to get rid of All the hectik madness. As always. So again: thank you so much!! 🙏
Great skill. Great design. Great video. Thanks.
@19:53 Surprise! (even though I had been watching the video intently, I was still startled when this happened--what a delight!) Those stools are a work of art. [I must say, that is the neatest and most tidy and organized firewood pile I have ever seen]
As a hobbyist, I have little interest in the use CNC equipment but I understand there need when making a living as you do. I still love what you design and build. Also the manner in which you film and edit you short videos, so enjoyable to watch and educational.
Those legs are never, ever, EVER, coming loose lol! Beautiful work!
I wish I had that passion and patience..I admire that!! Love your work men!! Much love from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
So long...
I really missed...
Thks for this video.
🙏🙏🙏
Welcome back, Sir! What a treat to start my day by watching one of your exquisite masterpieces take shape in your beautiful workshop and surroundings. Thank you!
Просто превосходно!!! Мастер своего дела!!! Всё на высшем уровне как всегда!!!
Welcome back!
Shiro peaking out from behind the wall at the end makes me smile…
The quality inspector seems very calm, with no problems.
I thought that was your stockpile of wood for a wood burning stove. After seeing this it makes sense that it is your project woodpile, it is the most perfect pile I have ever seen. thanks for the video, glad you are back..... :)
Wow dude! I watch stools get made, and end up watching pieces of art being created!
ムウミン団地にありそうな家具。Looks beautifully organic.
Utterly floored by the process and your skill and understanding. I am a cabinetmaker in California and hope to visit Japan again and meet you somehow. Thank you for such a fine video story.
I must say . High end workshop. Very expensive . Bravo for your work. As an artisan exclusively hand tools, I am impressed.
I'd love to know the mechanism by which steaming dries out green lumber; what an interesting and paradoxical discovery.
Sweet. Works even better than a stump for settin!
I genuinely look forward to every new video. My favorite videos on RUclips. I could watch hours and hours.
The quality inspector seems very calm, with no problems.
I have learned to await your videos with patience. Quality is worth the wait.
Womderful theme and shots!
Nesting stools, brilliant. Lovely simple form. Beautiful.
So quiet, so passionate, so respectful to the material, so much love for details, amazing😍😍😍
Thanks for the video
Há muito trabalho de excelência em pequenas carpintarias mundo a fora. Verdadeiros artistas, heróis trabalhando sob condições algumas vezes duras. Aqui, o mestre Ishitani reaparece e nos presenteia com mais um belíssimo trabalho. Feliz em ver Shiro 🐕em boa forma acompanhando os trabalhos. Obrigado por nos conceder esta oportunidade.
It is a pleasure to learn from your work.
Riminds me on the stool my grandpa made his shoes for decades, he was a shoemaker, and made all his work on this stool. It´s now in our local museum with several tools of his shop. Greetings from Hamburg
Well done 👍. I echo all the positive comments!
Glad to see you back. Thanks to chie for the simple beauty of his videos.
Your quiet craftsmanship is always inspirational. Thank you.
It's very interesting to see many Japanese woodworking tools in use (machines and hand tools). The hand tools especially are so different from western tools and yet they often serve the same function. I was surprised and delighted to spot some Canadian tools also : )
Makes me so calm... 😊
Great to have you back... first-class work and filming. Thumbs up.
Good to see you back on RUclips…. Love the content and more importantly the work… 👍
Another quality inspected video by Shiro 😊👍
Amazing work from primitive to the technology used to make beautiful Furniture! The filming of the woodworking and the natural environment is incredible, and the music, all comes together for a beautiful video! Always happy watching these videos!
I missed watching your process and craftsmanship 🐢
easily one of the best on RUclips, much love from the UK :-)
Even his firewood log stores are beautifully laid out.
The man never says a word. And 500,000+ subscribers 💪
What a lovely watch 👌🏽
I've got a question: He checked the moisture content of the legs, steamed them, let them dry and then partially dried the thinner part. Why? Was the moisture content uneven at the beginnig? I guess microwaving the wedges dried them as well.
Again a new masterclass video - not only in woodworking 😊
I guess drying the thin part will make them take moisture after installed and fit even tighter.
Looks like someone bought a few new tools!
The Japanese make everything into art and beauty. Your wood shed....😍
Ah.. a sigh of relief to see another master class in quality. Thanks, in a world where mediocrity is celebrated & a large chunk of society is celebrating stupidity, it is a wonderful sight to see you show how things can be done with. Thank you maestro..
I take my hat for you both masters at work bravo
Even his firewood stacks are a work of art.
Did I mention the stools? Love them.
I know, I now have wood store envy!
Beautiful!❤❤❤
満足感がある動画ありがとうございます。
Great day! Ishitani is back. I always watch his videos with amazement and a little envy. Because of the high level of professional knowledge and the wonderful natural environment.
すばらしい。いつもありがとうございます。
great unique stools
Ah, Ishitani, sit back, relax and watch the master.
Looks like some new fancy tools. I dig it!
And the stools turned out beautiful!
I love the sound of bandsaws.
The sound of bandsaws loves you back
Poesía pura.paz a mi alma!!
Großartige Arbeit, 👍
Nice Firewood👍
I did not know that steaming can be used to remove moisture. Thanks for sharing that!
Amazing craftsmanship, look forward to your next projects. 🔥🇨🇦
You are truly an artist. What was the purpose of heating the legs and then placing them in a light box?
St Francis of Assisi: A man who works with his hands is a laborer.
A man who works with his hands and his mind is a craftsman.
A man who works with his hands, his mind, and his heart is an artist.
Que tecnica para usar las herramientas, que creatividad, eres un master en la carpinteria, genial los banquitos.
Saludos.
Siempre es un gran placer ver tus vídeos, deberías sacar videos más seguido, saludos desde México
I love these matched stools. Thank you so much for letting us watch you work.
Always pleased when your video drops,it’s a pleasure to watch you work. Thank you.👍👍
Beautiful build. So much forethought with the leg orientation aswell, so you can put them together as one stool. I really enjoyed the piano music during the video too - thanks a lot!
I’m stunned by your works. It is very satisfying to watch.
really admire your attentive and precisive of your work, that is a meditation just watching
I love to see your videos! Though I am a little sad to see a CNC 😕
Hermoso taller, excelente artista, lindo trabajo, saludos desde Chiapas México 🇲🇽, sigo tú canal
been waiting for a long time