고범석가구 / Kobeomsuk furniture Korean Wood working studio Making of Movable White Oak Cabinet Size 500*480*850 Finishing w/ boiled linseed oil INSTAGRAM / kobeomsuk_furniture BLOG blog.naver.com... WEB www.kobeomsuk.com
The way you combine the art of American, Asian and European woodworking is simply stunning. The small details give your furniture this beautiful and unique touch
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ru-vid.comUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
The biscuit cutter jig you used for the corner splines is interesting, I think I’ll make one, seems much quicker than setting up a jig on the table saw or router table. You make beautiful furniture, I was pretty shocked to learn how recently you began making furniture, you have the skills of someone much much more seasoned. Cheers.
목공을 하고있는 25살 청년입니다. 고범석님의 작업영상을보며 감탄을하며 무릎을 탁!쳤습니다. 영상을 올리시는데에 참 많은 고민이 있으셨을거라고 생각됩니다. 노하우를 공유하는것과 마찬가지일테니까요. 참 멋진 용기이시고 정말 멋졌습니다. 앞으로도 많은 영상 올려주세요. 정말 유익하였습니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다
Your wood working space has very nice atmosphere, smooth music and huge windows towards nature! Every one else have to survive in garage/cellar-bunkers with very limited natural light.
Who won’t get inspired to create masterpieces when you’re surrounded by masterpieces yourself. Awesome workshop and it’s location and great job on that piece. 👍🏻
One of the best videos of building furniture I have seen in the last few weeks. Great project, great work with nice little details like the splines with the biscuit jig.The workshop is awesome, I love it. Large, bright, a light-flooded amazing ambiance.Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic video and project. Learned a few new ways of doing things today, thank you for sharing your video. Looking forward to more of your videos. Especially enjoy the fine craftsmanship demonstrated in your projects.
The shop itself is a work of art. Great music and a beautiful landscape... soothing for the mind and soul. Another great piece. Thanks for the video! :))
Subbed. An Ishitani video brought me here. Love the pure build videos, too much talking is off putting. Your workshop looks amazing, the tall windows really let the outside in. I'm planning on fitting out a workshop in my garden in the next few weeks, so will hopefully be able to enjoy my trees while I work too.
Myrkskog, same happens to me. I fully share you point: images and not poor and useless blah blah. The result is highly poetic contributing to considering this approach to woodworking and cabinet making an art.
This is really captivating. The videography follows the process so well, and there are so many useful hints and tips along the way. This definitely rewards those with a discerning eye for detail.
Your work is so clean, great design, and I like seeing your techniques along the way. Please keep doing what you're doing with youtube, it's much appreciated. And that idea for splined miters with the biscuit cutter is very clever.
Well, well, well ... 6 videos on RU-vid and more than 16 thousand subscribers ... that must have a reason ... well done, great work ... greetings from the other side of the world, Belgium.
I'm very happy to have found your channel! :) I've been watching all the videos and your builds are very inspiring. I have a question. What glue do you use inside de jar? Looks like Titebond III but why inside the jar? Thanks!
