ISHITANI - Making a Wood Frame Mirror 2.0
2016 ж. 10 Қар.
359 768 Рет қаралды
This video was uploaded on 8th July 2016. I added "caution".
* He needs gloves for atopic dermatitis, but please take off gloves when you using rotary machines.
※皮膚炎治療中の為手袋をしていますが、回転機械を使用する際は手袋はしないでください。
This is a mirror of the wooden frame.
Made from chestnut wood.
It was maked by using a basic tenon joints.
栗の木で作った鏡です。
以前製作した栗の木のキャビネットに合わせたご注文で、お作りしました。
- - ISHITANI FURNITURE - -
Cabinetmaker / Natsuki Ishitani
video make&posting / Chie
#woodframemirror
#woodworking
#ishitanifurniture
beautiful mirror frame,
Best by far
Such an artist. thank you!
One more beautiful job! Your care with the small details becomes mesmerizing ... Thanks for sharing!
love the perfect joinery! very nice end result
Beautiful! Love all the atmosphere of your house.
All you videos just wow! Thanks!
I love how Chie always manages to add small touches of nature and beauty to each video. I love the work you both put into this channel. It's so relaxing to watch! Thank you!
I would like to see a tour of your woodshop
非常に勉強になります。 動画投稿感謝します！
Simple is not always equal to easy, but there's beauty in it. Thank you, Mr Ishitani, I always learn a lot from your awesome videos. G
Thanks!
Impeccable! Love your work and thanks for sharing videos of it. Sometimes before I'm going to bed I wonder what you might be building while I'm sleeping!
i just discovered your videos on youtube. they are so well made and do proper respect to your fine craftsmanship. thank you so much for posting such inspirational content to the web. I love this mirror frame, keep up the impeccable work, sir! -adam of oakland, ca, usa
Thank you :)
Pantera cor de rosa
you are so inspiring! beautiful art
love your video, felling so fresh, thanks for sharing
The result of his work is exquisite, in addition the edition of the video is of very high quality. Beautiful mascot and amazing landscapes. Greetings from Argentina, Daniel.
I think both the Video Directing and Woodworking craftsmanship are simple yet stylistic. Well done.
Everything is interesting on your channel. Your work which is outstanding, camera work and the showing to the result !!!… Thank you so much.
Your skill and attention to detail fantastic. Every move is deliberate and exact. Your workshop looks like a place any woodworker would desire to be. It is simply a pleasure watching you work. I enjoy these videos immensely. Thank you.
I just ran across your videos last night. It's a joy to me to observe the act of creation, particularly the creation of something as beautiful as your work. Thank you for sharing it.
You're an awesome craftsman .. i like the things you Show here very much ... 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Always professional 👍
I really enjoy your channel, your skills and designs are very good!
Excelente mi amigo Ishitani ; es un gusto por ver tus trabajos saludos
Natsuki - love your work congratulations - i used to have dermatitis as a kid, changed my wash liquid and it goes away - i use The Probiotic Line now
Shiro is so cute.
淡々とした動画が良い。
Sencillo y hermoso. Que armonia en el trabajo.
Love ur videos
Always Beautiful....
simple and very nice
Love all your videos. Like a good cake, I always want more.
when I see your video, I am impressed very much. Thank you very much.
Thank you :)
It's like a meditation
really nice
i love your channel...
Watching from Brazil. Congratulations team!
exquisite!
Excelente!!!
Muy bueno 👍
Great!
WOW! I just found this channel and I'm blown away by the superb taste, craft, elegance, simplicity, and skill that shines through in these videos. Amazing and inspiring. I would love to see a tour of the wood shop. What kind of table saw is that with the large sliding table? I'm also very curious about the open circular saw blade machine that he was using to cut the tenon cheeks in this video. What is that thing?
Good!!!
Очень круто👍
Amazing job and really great tecnique. What kind of wood do you use?
Hi master, first congrats for your videos, your make great woodworking. I'm wondering what type of machine you use to make squarred holes, I've never seen anything like this before ! Thank you for your answer, keep it up !
Hola! Os escribo desde Zaragoza, una bonita ciudad de España, y solo os quería hacer saber que sois una auténtica inspiración. Un cordial saludo.
Gracias :)
beautiful work as always... why do you tap the mouth of the mortises with your mallet?
I wish i could have a workshop and the array of tools he has, no way could i produce the quality of his work but it would be nice to have them.
What does hammering around the mortice do before gluing up? Around the 4 minute mark. I've noticed you do something similar with your butterfly/bowtie keys.
HI Natsuki, Chie and Shiro. Thanks for the lovely videos. What wood do you use for your projects? It seems to be the same kind a lot of the time. Keep up the good work!
It's in the description bruz
@3:49 why do you hit it with a hammer? is that for expansion and contraction?
シンプソン社がびっくりしています。
When working with a chisel in hardwoods, even if you can direct the chisel straight down into the woods, there is a tendency to push the fibers toward the bevel and flat side of a chisel no matter how sharp the chisel being. Take the Felder FD250 machine with the factory installed hollow chisel setup and you have that perfect vertical shear of the wood fibers with a true vertical cut. In that case there is accuracy within .001-.0015" of true and no need to prep the surface of the wood with tapping pressure. And, consequently no further hand chisel work to clean the mortise hole. Die cutting in the printing and packaging industry with single sheet cutting of papers of .012" thick paper boards can leave the fibers raised slightly along the cut edge; one can see this result. There is a high-die approach to cutting paper products in which a lift of 2" of papers is cut in a stack. This cutting method leaves sheets within the middle of the stack with very little cut edge fiber raised. Cutting leather bible book covers singly leaves a fat edge also. The sharper the die cut, the less the fibers are pushed to the side. Paper fiber and plastic business cards and credit cards are stack lift cut by a similar process. Sheet steel cutting also will push the metal along the cutting line; just a part of the physics of making the cut. We can inspect a cut and tell just what process was used to make it. I like the woods found in NA and SA along with some of the African species.
Nice What kind of table saw do you use? Its super quiet
Natsuki i have a question. Why do you strike the wood before glueing in 3:50? I'm impressed of your skills and job. Thank you for sharing!
Ishitani-san, I would also like to know why you were striking the wood at this point?
Tenon shoulder will Super fit.
It make sense :) Thanks for the answer!
Stavros Gakos i JUST asked the same exact question and saw tours with the answer..lol
the samurai carpenter explains this technique in one of his videos. you strike the edges of the tenon or mortise to compress the wood fibers so the pieces fit together easily during assembly. later, you apply water to the joints to expand the compressed fibers for a super tight joint.
The rabbet with the router I saw. But when installing glass I saw a second rabbet, yes? Or is this mitre detail and not another rabbet?
Very Inspiring! I have a question for you. What is the machine you have that leaves the thin shavings? Is it a certain type of jointer or smoothing plane? Thanks!
Tim Veilleux I also want to know what that is. I've never seen one before. Maybe some kind of power smoothing plane?
Me too I want to know! Does anyone know what that is? I want one.
That is a Makita Super Surfacer. Very rare in North America.
How did he route those grooves so straight? It didn't look like he was using any sort of guide.
Enjoy your music selections immensely but please consider introducing us to music of Japanese origins.
ボゾを木殺ししてから組み付けるのは初めて見ました！ 隙間にならないようにするため？
Hi, what is the kind of molding used? curved or not ? the thickness is about 8mm ? thank you edit : at 5:49 i think it's a /¯\ molding
Beautiful work. I'm also interested in why you hammer around the mortices. And where you get those clamps!
This one ? [Pony Pipe Clamp]
ISHITANI FURNITURE I was wondering as well why you were hammering. is it to flatten the wood that came up from using the chisel mortiser?
Просто, лаконично, сильно
Amazing work! What is the machine in 2:25 called? The square drill press one
Demir Purisic it's a Mortiser
make a kotatsu! please
what kind of plane is this (in 3:39)? thanks for sharing! nice job!
It's called a "Super Surfacer". Not often seen outside of Japan
everything you do Mr. Ishitani is sublime ps. what is this machine called ? 3:33
i think it is a carpenters plane/r
Please make your videos longer
Thank you so much for the video. It looks amazing~! Can I ask when is the reason to knock the wood with the hammer at 3:50?
Tenon shoulder will Super fit.
👍💯👌
Really nice as allways, what is the machine you use at minute 3:38
It's a super surfacer.
thank you so much, for answering the question, i just figure out how to catch up with notifications
by the way the finish it gives is awesome as your furniture
At 3:55, why does he tap the mortises?
I wonder why he taps the mortise at 3:48
My guess is that it's his way of (pre-)releasing part of the internal stress that the wood may have before joining the pieces together, but I'd love to know as well.
Interesting, that might be it. I thought maybe this was in order to create a "lip" with any extra remaining wood on the surface, to make sure it gets pushed down creating a tighter joint.
+Tjalling You're right... I asked him last time, he said it was to create super tight joint
That's a good tip.
It's referred to as killing the wood.
Are you able to ship any of your products internationally?
It is difficult now. I'll thinking about it.
Alright. Keep up the amazing work great film, beautiful furniture, and cute dog!
What equipment 3:39 ?
Hi! What happened to your other videos?
It seems that he's re-uploading all of them to add a word of caution at the start of them in regards to the use of power tools, which is never a bad idea on KZhead. A lot of people also pointed out that using power tools while wearing gloves is rarely a good idea, but he has a good reason for doing so.
Whew! I thought he was going to make the series exclusive or something. I suspect you're right!
**The Probiotic Laundry Liquid
Ishitani-san, the correct spelling is 'frame'.
Thank you!!
who your family