ISHITANI - Making Wooden Wastebaskets 

kaia.works my thoughts exactly

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kaia.works Agree. Never seen that before. My eyes opened wide at how simple, effective and versatile that technique is.

Yeah, happy to have learned that clamping technique too. Such beauty and craft in all of his work.

I was going to write this but I was sure someone should have commented already. Nice technique!

Yes :D

ISHITANI FURNITURE Hope he also got a pay raise?

dathat555 that is actually a valid comment and one that make parents reflect

Absolutely true

You got some parents mad with that one 😂

That escalated quickly

That's why most kids are 'basket cases' !!!

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I'd freak if somebody actually tried to use it. "Oh, no that's for looking at. Could you use the trash can in the other room, thanks."

You just beat me to it. Hadn't thought of that before now either. Good idea? No, it's a great idea!

That's actually quite common in Japanese woodworking. If you watch enough Miyadaiku video you'll know.

you have to hammer it with a "round" hammer though, with a square one you'll break wood fibers and they won't expand to their original size anymore

It’s a very common Japanese joinery technique.

I guess you could knock up some little wooden right angles on the bandsaw to stop the twine biting into the wood?

Baloni Woodworks I hit like for the name Baloni Woodworks..!!😁

It can look good when splines or other construction elements stand out, but I think the subtlety of Ishitani's work is a part of its appeal.

Sean H un

The wood will expand and contract as one, no worries there. Movement within a joint or between parts of furniture (like between a tabletop and its base) is only a concern when the grain of the joined pieces is not parallel. That's because wood fibers swell and shrink according to moisture content, but they practically remain the same length. As others said, beautify work, every new video is a joy to see

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Flo L The Japanese have an appreciation for German products in general. Also....how good is it opening a new tin?!

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I was feeling guilty.

ardukar v

I want to know what he was making!

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Ah, it's actually at the end of the video: Parking area!

Gurkan he has a video for the build of the table

yeah you're right! i really enjoy seeing that at the end :)

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