ISHITANI - Making a Medicine Chest with lots of drawers

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It was a request for remake of damaged old medicine chests.
Difficult thing was to put drawers of different sizes into one chest.
Normally, drawer sizes will be made later, but this time we used those old drawers as they are.
今回は古い薬箪笥のリメイクのご依頼でした。
二つの箪笥を一つにまとめます。
通常引き出しは後からサイズを合わせて作るのですが、今回は古い引き出しをそのまま残すので、異なるサイズの引き出しが上手く収まるように設計しなくてはなりません。
もう薬屋さんでは見かけない箪笥ですが、小さな引き出しが並んでいるのは壮観でかわいいです。また昔の薬のネーミングが秀逸です。
wood : Japanese cherry
furniture maker / Natsuki Ishitani
video make & posting / Chie
ISHITANI FURNITURE
Music
「Daphne」by 稿屋隆
#ishitanifurniture
#woodworking
#medicinechest

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7 сен 2024

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@HandToolRescue 6 лет назад

This is perfect.

@AstralJokers 6 лет назад

X Hypno I guess I win then?

@synkraut9633 6 лет назад

Ah, that was just the push I needed: I‘ve had a pharmacy chest sitting in the shed waiting for a restoration for over a year. As seven of the drawers are missing, I have been trying to find aged wood to reproduce the drawer fronts and not really working on the chest. After watching your video I‘ve been at it happily for the last few hours - thank you for the inspiration and the motivation

@tomd3540 6 лет назад

I love the marriage of old and new. One of my favourite pieces of yours, absolutely beautiful

@Nomadboatbuilding 6 лет назад

The man just knows how to work smart. Confident in his process. So impressive.

@AngieWilliamsDesigns 4 года назад

I so agree!!

@sauletto1 Год назад

Beautiful work. I am in awe of your shop. So much open space with under floor ductwork. Very well laid out work areas. My "shop" is an overly stuffed 9x18 foot garage. This video made me subscribe. No talking, no music... just excellent craftsmanship in action.

@ManorWood 6 лет назад

I love the look of the old drawers in the new Chest .!

@Givulinovich 6 лет назад

Such an elegant blend of new & old. Like visual poetry.

@seanbailey6004 6 лет назад

Givulinovich Best comment ever😀👍

@leoperkins 6 лет назад

I was thinking exactly the same. It so often doesn't work when people try to imitate something with age, it just comes off as tacky. It's really only when you create a contrast of new and old in quality that it works because it respects the past.

@jonaslundholm 6 лет назад

The power of contrast as a poetic device.

@davidchapman7667 6 лет назад

Thank you! For add your peacefulness, precision, and simplicity to a world that so desperately needs it.

@Nailey13 4 года назад

I can't tell you the amount of satisfaction I felt when he placed all of those drawers in the shelves at the end.

@hdjg1 6 лет назад

Absolutely stunning example of up-cycling. Your finest piece to date. This is how old items should be incorporated into the new. Well done Ishitani-san.

@thelasthomelyhouse 6 лет назад

That is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen 😊

@bryangittings4197 6 лет назад

Your videos are always so peaceful I can watch hours of your woodworking

@willxin4517 5 лет назад

I love watching these RU-vid videos Saturday morning as I sit at my bench drinking my first coffee, getting ready. This is stunningly beautiful, the craftsmanship, the design idea, and the quality of the video. No unnecessary load music, or commentary. I have a project for a drawer till for my bench and I gotta few construction ideas from this posting. Thank you.

@gvcooljr 6 лет назад

The fabric of time has been mended...another beautiful creation.

@jorgecarballo2880 5 лет назад

This one of the most beautiful things I've seen this year.

@rickyrollerv2 6 лет назад

Some, take lunch breaks, some take a nap break. I take Ishitani breaks... your videos are like asmr. I'm watching your videos two times. The first one, carefully watching and admiring the craftsmanship and the second, just listening the process. Thank you.

@tjbrison 5 лет назад

Fantastic work. I'm always amazed at how many folk think that some tool or other does the work. Tools don't make the work - the woodworker does - and in this case, Natsuki really knows what he's doing. As always, it's a real pleasure to watch you working, especially in what must rank as one of the all time best woodwork shops ever!

@ScratchAOE2777 6 лет назад

Whenever I see those tiny little bevels on every surface I immediately remember why I love Ishitani.

@BischBaschBosch 6 лет назад

A lot of work went into that. I love the old drawers contrasting the new cabinet chest. Beautiful.

@AndreaArzensek 6 лет назад

The amount of masterfully crafted joints is inspiring. What an astonishing piece, I could easily spend hours standing in front and observing it.

@cps5698 6 лет назад

Always in awe of the near-absolute precision of Japanese craftsmen and artisans, but also a little freaked out by it. I'm glad that this level of dedication exists in the world, and equally glad that I'm far more forgiving in my own work.

@tomsdreamshopworx 6 лет назад

What a beautiful way to reuse the old drawers. A wonderful piece!!

@vincent7520 5 лет назад

Again Quality Inspector Shiro holds the perfect position : no report to write ! Thank you so much for sharing.

@joelamontagnejr7290 6 лет назад

Beautiful! To see all of these old drawers established in a new cabinet is like seeing a very old, interesting, and complex person reborn in a new body. Organized mysteries invite curious minds. Thank you.

@blainerueckwald 5 лет назад

It’s a testament to the original builder that the drawers are still square and straight to be reused.

@clydedecker765 6 лет назад

Patience, attention to detail, perfection. Amazing craftsmanship. Thank you for your contribution to beauty in the craft.

@stavros_katsopr 6 лет назад

Once a documentary ended with a phrase written on a wall, saying "I am / I can". You always look like you're beyond that! Thanks once more.

@MrOso36 6 лет назад

Nice new cabinet. I love the marriage of the old and new. I do have to admit though that cutting those small miters made me wince.

@bruceabe3139 6 лет назад

the reverence you display toward that project is truly touching. Bringing back to life a tremendous original piece turning it into functional furniture.

@lostlatinlover 6 лет назад

The construction of the case was just mesmorizing! Like Tom D 's comments, I too was so very pleased to see you honored the hard work and craftsmanship of the first woodworkers. It brought a smile to my face!

@guillermohohn9167 6 лет назад

Another beautiful piece of yours. I loved the blend of the old drawers and the new chest.

@charlestran7309 6 лет назад

素晴らしいです。とても素敵な薬箪笥です。

@normanbott 6 лет назад

Beautiful workmanship as always. The original drawers in the new carcass are just perfect.

@saveriostolfa6619 6 лет назад

Natsuki è un vero artista....è bellissimo vederlo lavorare.. Un abbraccio dall'Italia 😉

@semdoly Год назад

before watching, curious how you made so many drawers. but final result shows fantastic combination of old and new. Thanks to share!!!!

@craiguddstromcarpentry7605 6 лет назад

Beautifully filmed and edited, great carpentry craftsmanship

@CodeFoxAus 6 лет назад

So peaceful watching your work. Beautiful results as always. Thankyou.

@blainerueckwald 5 лет назад

One of the things I like about your channel is that you show the selection of your lumber from the rough state to the dressed.

@porkdemon 6 лет назад

Absolutely stunning. Its so satisfying watching all those old drawers slide into their nice new homes.

@jekku4688 4 года назад

Unbelievable. Thank you for keeping this kind of talent and artistry alive.

@SgtBooker44 5 лет назад

Watching these videos with only the sounds of the shop and a little soothing music is so relaxing. The video is as much of an art as the craftsmanship in the project.

@paulcaton7093 6 лет назад

Love the way the old drawers slide smoothly into the new spaces; what a great piece of work.

@ReddickDesign 6 лет назад

It's so wonderful you payhomage to the the old with the new, love your work.

@evernhamanderson 6 лет назад

Stunning execution. Simple, elegant and beautiful in all the right ways.

@pd417 6 лет назад

Beautiful. The old and new seamlessly came together.

@outlandishprofessor 6 лет назад

Beautiful!

@mgmoody42 3 года назад

It was nice to reuse the existing drawers.

@argeancomics3291 5 лет назад

Chie has a rare talent as a videomaker. Perfect choices of images and sound. So nice to watch.

@therings5832 6 лет назад

Fine craftsmanship right here. Thank you.

@juleswebb1885 6 лет назад

I found this video a little slow going at first, after watching so many sped up woodworking/maker vids (diresta etc!)...but the tranquility became both relaxing and refreshing. Thank you : )

@marcomolo 6 лет назад

One of your most satisfying projects to watch. So many drawers.. mesmerising. Thank you

@th34lch3m1st 6 лет назад

If you carefully watch Ishitani videos you automatically become a better woodworker even if you don't touch wood from months. This videos are perfectly edited and you can guess where those pieces goes and why he made them that way. Plywood for the internal shelves where you cant (or its not the best solution) do a frame with solid wood, recessed low guides to hold the drawers, lock the front grid and save extra wood and extra weight and so on. Every video it's a condensed lesson of several tecniques. Thanks for sharing.

@SkipThorp 6 лет назад

such a gorgeous mix of old and new. amazing work.

@DBKING04020 3 года назад

私はあなたの完璧な職人技の一部を新旧の友人とお茶を飲みながら共有できる時を夢見ています。森を称える素晴らしい作品を作ってくれてありがとう。

@TeguhLiswanto 6 лет назад

Watching your video with a cup of coffee, so Relaxing... thanks.

@qigongtime 6 лет назад

Teguh Liswanto same here 😊

@NicoSmets 6 лет назад

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

@stoutlager6325 6 лет назад

This turned out lovely. Thankfully you weren't tasked with building all new drawers. So much work.

@aspektx 6 лет назад

I appreciate so much that you let the work speak for itself.

@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 6 лет назад

Beautiful work friend! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP

@dkbuilds 6 лет назад

What a wonderful recreation. Another great video!

@SJF_tokyo 3 года назад

These videos fill me with so much joy, I can't help but sigh with happiness after watching them

@kaik.5543 6 лет назад

In my mind its awesome to see Ishitani do "his thing" with the wood :) But the editing and cutting are awesome aswell, love to see him plaining the surface as concentrated as thinking about the right measurements. The slow and peaceful music is on point and all the Videos are Masterpieces just like they are :)

@alzathoth 3 года назад

another work of art! i really like this guy's wood plane. i great video would be how to build one.

@b7fLuid 4 года назад

I am always amazed at what I can learn from watching skilled people. The chamfering of the tenons together (8:21) is really subtle and practiced. He uses the plane bottom to line up the the tenons square so that he can do both edges at once. I'm adding it to my book of skills to work on.

@yv5grb 6 лет назад

Great work and sensitive filming!

@jefffoster6688 6 лет назад

Great work. Really enjoy watching you build. Your furniture is excellent. Thank you.

@danpryde5503 6 лет назад

Just beautiful! 👌

@songwutji560 6 лет назад

This is the very beautiful one, thanks for sharing.

@adrcamacho1 6 лет назад

Impeccable work. Absolutely gorgeous. But my favorite is still the shop pup!!!

@LCort101 5 лет назад

Wow! Amazing. Thank you for posting

@MFPick 5 лет назад

Wonderful woodwork, wonderful video, wonderful music, and cute dog!

@ehRalph 5 лет назад

Been away for a while. Infrastructure repairs it seems, they always get in the way of art. But then, it’s not really about me, is it. Your videos are as good as they get. And I’m switching back to Ishitani so I can catch up. Relaxing, intelligent, peaceful, self explanatory projects -artfully produced. Thank you

@stephenwismer5876 6 лет назад

as Givulinovich stated "visual poetry" . So peaceful to watch this master at work.

@jimregan6092 6 лет назад

beautiful work.

@lemondrop2920 2 года назад

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Like always on your channel

@robohippy 2 года назад

My guess is that this is one of those projects that takes you longer to figure out how you are going to do it than it does to actually do it. Well, as long as every thing goes as planned....

@aam50 6 лет назад

Beautiful work as always. I smile when one of your videos is published because I know we are in for a treat. And I love the way you kept the original drawers - inspired.

@adrcamacho1 5 лет назад

Beautiful, impeccable, stunning work. But like I always say, the shop puppy is the best part.

@garyknight8616 6 лет назад

Stunning. As always. Thank you.

@dpfunk78 6 лет назад

Just beautiful work. Great, great stuff.

@vichubbard3664 6 лет назад

Stunning end result. Always impressive!

@BillHartCooks. 6 лет назад

Beautiful.

@barkebaat 6 лет назад

Excellent !

@mendelkenis336 6 лет назад

Always so much talent and what harmony with music. Bravo

@snowman1722 5 лет назад

Interesting, not remaking the drawers. Beautiful project. Very inspiring.

@luminariel3765 5 лет назад

You saved the beautiful drawers and created a gorgeous heirloom. So pretty

@davethesamuraichef5205 4 года назад

Most excellent craftsmanship on such a difficult project.

@EveryDadDIY 6 лет назад

beautiful work, it looks great with the old drawers in it. well done

@daganael 3 года назад

glad to see you sometimes use plywood and nailgun. makes you more human :D great work as always !

@chicotelles2054 6 лет назад

Another excellent job, Mr. Ishitani. Congratulations.

@otagui1 6 лет назад

WOW! Wonderful

@scotttriathlon 6 лет назад

What an absolutely incredible piece of furniture.

@luminariel3765 4 года назад

This is the eighth time I've watched this video. I'm simply in love with the simple design and old world aesthetic of the piece

@SeareanMoon 6 лет назад

It is always a pleasure to watch your videos

@vaos 6 лет назад

Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

@Mucram-17 5 лет назад

I love it,absolutely breath taking.

@craigwhittaker5977 6 лет назад

What a great way to begin my day - now for a quick shower and into my workshop - thank you sensei

@AQTONDREAU 4 года назад

Wonderful job as always, thank for show your work

@JTWoodworks 6 лет назад

This is a great combination of rustic and modern. Nice work as always

@kjellski 6 лет назад

Such a beautiful video again... thank you so much for the both of you. I love the relaxation watching your videos is making me feel. It's just a bit like meditation on a saturday morning, with a nice coffee and all that! :)

@peterroos8135 Год назад

What a beautiful combination of the older piece and your remaking of the cabinet for all of those drawers. Your woodcraft and artistry are amazing!! I’m really enjoying your RU-vid videos:)