How to make a Japanese modern clock.Challenge the quince tree.Hard wood!! /DIY#13

The owner of the lumber dealer gave me a Quince tree.
I decided to make a Japanese modern clock because I don't see these materials at home improvement store in Japan.
I used the typical Japanese latticework called “MasumeKoushi," which is often used in Japanese rooms, and the window design called “RenjiMado," which is often used in temples.
The first time I used quince wood, I was surprised at how hard it was.
It was hard and hard to cut.
I didn't use air tools, screws, or nails this time, but instead used wood bond and a toothpick.
This is the first time I've used Titebond.
It's so easy to use!
Here's the website for the music used in the video.
音楽：音の園　　oto-no-sono.com
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[@sharontracy5353]

Enjoyed watching, thank for sharing your unique workmanship and passion in woodworking.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi Sharon Tracy!
Thanks for your comment!
Creating is fun!
Thank you😊I'll keep working on it!

[@RhinoWorks]

Beautiful design and woodwork. Great video, my friend! 👍🏻

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Thanks for watching us, RhinoWorks😊ありがとう。
This is the first time I've tried working with hard wood, and it's hard. But the quince wood is so beautiful, I love it!

[@RhinoWorks]

@@craftbyhirotoyamazaki it sure paid off! 🙂👍🏻

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

@@RhinoWorks It certainly does! Thanks RhinoWorks😊You're a good guy👍

[@efektmurowany]

Nice design!

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

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