Nakashima Woodworking 

What about James Krenov his work is pretty awesome.?

Krenov more important for his thinking and writing (or he was, way back then, and maybe his teaching) but Maloof and Nakashima were designer/makers who were also prolific.

Also here because of RM. I really enjoyed the documentary and learning something new.

MARAVILHOSO

RM?

Nejc Panič Kanna finish only, the japanese hand plane. Super sharp. No sand paper, then an oil finish.

Nejc Panič Guys if you wants to learn beginner to advance level woodworking my recommendation is BestWoodworking99.blogspot.com the best website to learn woodworking.......

Thank you for your comment Chava Flores!

+Nejc Panič Don't be fooled with the scraping/type of finish used. The real 'secret' is to use top-quality figured wood in the first place. If you think scraping/finish matters, give an 'expert' an average piece of pine and see what they can do with it. I'm sure you'll find there is no magic. I'm sure George could 'read' unfinished wood better than most, so he could predict what was going to look nice and what wasn't.

Using the sharpest of plane irons will give you a finished piece and then usually natural Tung oil fresh from Tung seeds... 👍🏼

Only man can bring world peace. No appeal to the supernatural is necessary.

Why you say?

Thank you... was gonna say the same.

It’s concentration camp, Look up the definition. Sorry you would try to sanitize that portion of American history, using the term “internment”. Also, how dare you presume to correct someone who experienced it.

@@princegobi5992 They were called interment camps, how dare you try to equate what happen here to the concentration camps in Germany.

@@FreeRange1234 I literally just told you what the definition was. If you don’t trust me look it up your self. You are just pig ignorant if you think execution and death camps are the same as concentration camps. The death camps are erroneously labeled concentration camps. What we did in the United States was called a concentration camp. Do you think someone who was a victim of that shameful circumstance knows less than your random keyboard commenting ass? Pitiful and pig ignorant.

@@FreeRange1234 the fact that you want to use incorrect language to sanitize the atrocities we committed against our own citizens in America makes me absolutely sick to my stomach. You will defend anything as long as team Merica does it, then act offended when you are literally corrected on the actual definition of terms. Go cry me a river. I don’t care if you believe me or not, it takes a split second to look up whether or not you are using correct terminology. “The term "concentration camp" or "internment camp" is used to refer to a variety of systems that greatly differ in their severity, mortality rate, and architecture; their defining characteristic is that inmates are held outside the rule of law.[6] Extermination camps or death camps, whose primary purpose is killing, are also imprecisely referred to as "concentration camps". Does that help you idiot?

He probably felt it as an insult and calls it something horrible. It was a time of war and there was no alternatives.

@@bighands69 no alternatives? Its a national shame that we put our own citizens in camps because of their race or country of origin.

To say “the difference between heaven and hell leads me to believe you don’t understand the hardship, and haven’t read first hand accounts of what it was like to lose all of your possessions, have your homes stolen, with entire generation of families put in camps and treated like they were sub human. Yes the colloquial usage is to refer to nazi death camps the same way, that is incorrect as they were extermination, or “death” camps. but the definition of concentration camps is “a place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities, are deliberately imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities, sometimes to provide forced labor or to await mass execution” George wasn’t wrong to call them what they were. I think as a victim of that shameful policy he would know which word to use better than you would. Maybe save your sorrys until you know what you are talking about.