Building a Wall on a Leaning Column Takes Three Times the Effort [Carpenter’s Renovation - Part 6]
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Hello! I’m Shoyan.
I have been working as a carpenter in Japan for 50 years and am a licensed architect and technician.
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rebuilding your old house knowing what you know now has got to be one of the dream scenarios for any builder
Yeah but.. Usually these channel's videos are like "look at this amazing classic artisanal carpenting" and these ones feel more like "*pulls out nail gun* let me show you how I cut corners for personal projects". Idk about you but for me it's kinda the same when I work on personal projects that use my work skills. It's almost like treating yourself as a worse customer because you're not paying.
@@IzzyIkigai I agree with what you said. I have a feeling that he’s doing these renovations not for himself and his family to live in but to sell the house and then move elsewhere.
@@IzzyIkigai he's explaining how he did things as a novice, how financially he couldn't do the things he wanted and also how the times have changed
And at least he's being honest 👌
I click on these as SOON as I see that they're released. Thank you for sharing your craft and artistry!
Me too
I’m a carpenter that works alone. I can relate . Good work
I have been a carpenter for over 30 years, and I learn new techniques every time I watch your videos. Thanks for sharing your craft.
His literal garbage are like works of art.
Hand planing a single, continuous peel for the whole length of the board. That’s a lifetime achievement
That is cabinet grade lumber he is using for framing. Insane detail and Workmanship.
Legendary stamina. Man's on a mission. True drive, when I renovated my moms' basement at 20 I took months, now I'm even less inclined at 33. Sometimes 1 weird ass cut feels like It's too much before you want to quit, aha. I don't think I'd be able to deal with grooves and craftsmanship like him, as it just feels like a hurdle that 1 cut has taken 3 hours to do but in your mind its 10 minutes.
As an American, I love Japanese craftsmanship. You guys take perfection to a whole other level.
im a carpenter in the uk, I love your work everything you say and do is correct and perfect, I have always wanted to go to japan and learn from you guys, japanese carpenters are known as the best even the tools you use are so good
Try to make it happen! Lots of Japanes Craftsmen have a problem with successors. There is a lack of people that want to learn it.
I guess a master would be willing to take you under his wing when he knows that at least somebody is still around that can do it.
上手だねShouyanさん、とてもきれいです
Very beautiful work Shoyan-san, I like following your renovation with all the knowledge and skill you have.
After the terrible day I’ve had, this video made it better.
Shoyan love laser levels
Great content. Can’t wait to see the results in the future.
YOOOOOO NEW SHOYAN VIDEO WOOOOHOOOO
Amazing!! I’m an American, but I wish I could go to Japan just to be your apprentice!
looks fantastic, great job
Sir, you're videos are a joy to watch. Thank you from the U.S.
Lovely job,I think with a little practice you could make a living doing woodwork Shoyan.😂😂. Thank you for the video.👍👍
I don't comment often on videos, however I just wanted to say I love your content. Your craftsmanship is absolutely amazing and I enjoy watching it. Keep up the awesome work!
Amazing workmanship. The groover and the planer are such useful tools. The same with that big folding rule. I don't think I've seen anything like that in the US. So many unique tools.
This is interesting to me since i have an old clay house and i am looking to build a house to replace it in the near future.
Nice work, wel explained.
To bad of the big windows...I personally liked the bigger windows more then this small one.
I like the clamp with the swiveling handle, that is nice. Thank you for sharing your work. Charles
Very smaaaaaaall window :)
Barehanded fiberglass installation is craaazy. Dude's hand callouses are a shield against all. (You should DEFINITELY wear breathing protection while doing it at least)
It’s packaged in plastic foil so he’s not really touching it much. And if you cut it by hand and it’s not super old glass wool it doesn’t go in the air much.
I vividly remember visiting the building site of my parent's/maternal grandparent's house when it was being finished new years 1999 and punching a bare wad of fibreglass insulation the builders had left lying around. Definitely never gonna do that again...
Always such level of precision and fit for everything!
If this is just the normal quality of wood in Japan, I'm so jealous. To get anything like this in the states you have to go to a specialty supplier and it's all intended for furniture/cabinetry rather than construction. Not even getting into you don't really see actual joinery in typical western construction unless it's a custom build, $1M+ "developer" built houses are just as slapdash as $400k ones.
Wish I could hire Shoyan-san to help with the remodel I'm planning!
watching Cy the home inspector show off how poorly built those 1M dollar mcmansions is making me grateful that im not rich haha. what a headache
This is high-end specialty lumber, in Japan, as well. He's not getting that quality from the big-box store.
This man is a true artist and craftsman.
I wish I could watch more.
Excellent! Thank You for taking us along on your renovation.
I laughed when you've mentioned ear wax or boogers. It is wonderful to hear these comments in your own voice and as always the work is beautiful to watch
Someday maybe you could make a short video about the types of tools that you use. You have a interesting combination of modern and traditional tools and I'm sure that you have chosen each tool and type of tool very carefully. It would be very interesting to see and hear you talk about why you chose certain tools for certain jobs and which are your favorites
Wonderful video as usual!
I also got a giggle out of that one.
Even the sounds of the finely honed planes and chisels are appealing, and those paper thin strips from the planing looks like something which could be used for art work/crafts.
Your urethane glue description is priceless and right on the mark!
Your voice sounds much better now. I'm enjoying this remodel series very much. Your meticulous work inspires me to take more time in my own carpentry.
love his content :)
Looking good! really shows the rise in difficulty when renovating vs new construction, keep going you're getting close!
as an electrician from Scotland, I find your videos very interesting and enjoyable to watch, such amazing craftmanship, keep up the amazing work Shoyan,
best ragards.
I love every one of your building videos. I learn something new from each one, and I hope when I finally get to do a project of my own in my own home, that I will have even a fraction of the results you get.
I believe I can see the difference in him doing work for himself vs a contract
You sir are an amazing carpenter.
I'm a carpenter too, but I can only dream of having the skills and experience that you have.
Much respect.
Very nice work. Always a pleasure to watch a master at work. 😊
👏👏👏 Great to see a Master Craftsman at his Craft
Thank you Shoyan ,I really enjoy watching your videos and listening to you explain everything that do. Beautiful work.😊
Always a pleasure - thank you for sharing.
Ohiho Senpai.
I am a carpenter in a far away country from Japan.
I am amaized at your work. You teach me alot.
But s stil need lots of experience to bekom a master like you.
Thank for you videos.
It is a gteat honor to see your work. Amazing.
Arigato senpai.
Another awesome perfectly narrated video. Very cool. Thanks. Much appreciated. Hurry up and post the next one!
E A R W A X O R B O O G G E R S ! ! ! !
Show us! Shoooow uuuuusss!!!
Unchi-kun! :P
Good work it's coming along great beautiful work as you pour your heart out in all you do thank you for sharing your great knowledge of carpentry
Thanks Shoyan.
Japanese are often very reclusive. I'm glad you are sharing these types of things.
Thankyou for sharing your experience and techniques. Absolutely beautiful carpentry work.
Beautifully done. Thank you.
I learn something every time I watch. Greetings from Nashville, TN!
Very nice video series. Love to see the precision work and progress. Cedar is beautiful material, never have worked with that. We have mainly pine, spruce and birch wood here in Finland.
素晴らしい作品です！改修は難しいですね。
よくできました！
Beautiful work! Renovations are difficult.
Well done!
How does a carpenter like you store all of your, seemingly copious, equipment?
Hey you're saying "plum" now! That's awesome you're reading comments and learning new vocabulary! Keep up the great work!
It’s plumb
@@JeronimoStilton14... Beat me to it. 😉
im sad that he doesnt say "glass wool" anymore. I saw a comment from someone telling him its not correct/nobody says that, but lots of people say glass wool.
@@JeronimoStilton14 plum crazy
@@amefuraggamuffinexactly. it's called that in Scandinavia.
I receive much joy watching you work. I wonder, how many times do you criticize the young you that first built that house?
was trying to look Up " M Board" ?. can't find any info on it ( In the US PNW). Really enjoy the content.
Thank you for sharing, always learning something new from you. Another great video, cheers :)
This is so relaxing to watch that it's a true joy :)
Thank you sir, for another skilled installation.
Can’t wait for the next episode it’s about to be done.
Always interesting building techniques !!! Thanks again for sharing your remodel.
I am in awe of your knowledge and skill. 👌
Love your videos, greetings from Poland
A great job and perfectly explained
so nice to watch him to work.
I love that dado cutter, I've never seen anything like that here in Western Canada.
it's really coming along great!
This is so interesting to watch and learn .
Wonderfull eye for detail as always! I can really appriciate that 👍I do have one question, when we insulate here we use dampsheets to prevent moisture from inside the home from condensating in the cold side in the insulation. Does moisture ever give problems with these style builds?
Greetings from the Netherlands and thank you for sharing your work and knowledge!
I was looking forward to this video!
Nice work
Thanks
Hi Shoyan! Are you watching the July Basho? I'm hoping for a Terunofuji Yusho!
another great video :)
nice work!
Приветствую. Что значит ваш поклон в начале и конце видео?
Please, give the details about your laser instrument- manufacturer?
レーザー機器のメーカーについての詳細を教えてください。
Hi sir, I love your videos. Can you please advise what size blade do you use in your Hikoki mitre saw? Thank you
you use so pretty wood
You mentioned rabbets early on in the video. Is there a Japanese hand plane for that. If you don't want to use an electric plane?
Anyone else notice that his AI English voice sounds more Hispanic in this video than usual? I know I've caught other accents in the AI voice before but the Hispanic accent seems more prominent in this video to me for some reason.
Anyone else get nervous seeing him screw into the end grain on that door frame extension?
Those don’t look like the framing studs I buy from Home Depot😢. Everything I’m seeing on this video looks like the US equivalent of premium cabinet grade lumber. Crazy.
You are still at the carpenter pinnacle
When he says those are mud-walls, I'd like to know what the contents of the mud are.
Where did you get the rip fence/paralell guide for your circular saw? Can’t find any that size.
👍👍👍
Can someone please give this man a cold smooth refreshing 🍻 for his hard work.
もしかして正やんアフレコしてる?この人職人でありながら多芸ですね!
自分の声＆外国語で喋らせることができるソフトがあるらしくそれを利用してるそうですよ～
映画ミッションインポッシブルで主人公が変装する時に似たようなことをやってましたが、まさかそれが現実になるとは技術の進歩はすごいもんですね。
What brand is that hammer?
Hi what is the tool your using in 08:15 video time??
@8:50 Ok...now I have to know. What's the Japanese word for booger? :)
鼻くそ Hanakuso
No ceiling install video? 😓
Already came out couple weeks ago
bees knees
😂😊❤
im still too use to the old voice
I like that the tone and 'accent' seems to be getting better with time but it still in my opinion doesn’t really sound like his real voice in the Japanese videos and lacks some emotion and enthusiasm that the old voice actor had.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏
it shame he one in million now days it only speed they care about