Guide on Japanese Hand Tools - Woodworking Wisdom
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024
- Join Jason as he explores Japanese hand tools. In the demo he talks you through what tools there are, what they are used for, how to use them - including Japanese chisels, Japanese marking knives, waterstones and more.
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ICE BEAR JAPANESE OIRE NOMI CHISEL - 3MM
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JAPANESE FREE-WAY COPING SAW - 130MM THROAT
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JAPANESE SHINWA TRY & MITRE SQUARE
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JAPANESE SHINWA SQUARE & MITRE MARKING SADDLE
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NT SANDING PLATE - DETAIL SANDER
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SHINTO JAPANESE SAW RASP - 230MM
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SHINTO JAPANESE TWO-HANDED SAW RASP - 260MM
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ICE BEAR WATERSTONE SHARPENING KIT
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CAMELLIA OIL RUST PROTECTOR PUMP SPRAY BOTTLE - 240ML
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JAPANESE CARVER'S FILE FLAT FINE 200MM
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ICE BEAR JAPANESE KIRIDASHI MARKING KNIFE - 15MM
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JAPANESE SHINWA SLIDING BEVEL
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SET OF 3 JAPANESE GARDEN TOOLS - CUTTER, SICKLE AND TROWEL
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I don't think the presenter has day to day experience of woodworking in regional Japan, but a dumbed down version that sounds knowledgeable.
The hollow on the Nomi is called the ura. When the cutting edge gets close the ura, a tapping process is done called uradashi or tapping out. The soft steel is tapped using a genno hammer on an anvil or hard edge. This allows the back to be flattened again with enough steel behind the cutting edge.
I use a family chisel that's well over 100 years old that has used this process. Uradashi also required when a blade is chipped. Sorry difficult to explain but there are videos on the process on kanna blades which are larger. It takes practise but uradashi can be done in a few minutes. Some chisels respond better to uradashi, I've knocked the end of a chisel with a miss guided tap. The tapping is done by sound on the chisel rather than visual.
Re reading this, I've helped no-one 😢
GREAT Job Jason lots of good info. Thanks
thank you mate, I learned a lot. It would have been more interesting if you applied these tools to actual work, for example the freeway coping saw to removal of dovetail waste. That is how you can tell if the tool is of any use.
Hi, thanks for watching and thank you for the feedback
very good video,but I would have liked to see you cover Japanese planes and saws as well!
Thanks for the feedback, we can bear it in mind for a future demo.
Woo amazing you skil
At 2.30 minutes when he lays the chisels down, you can see the Japanese chisel is touching the surface all along it`s back . The Western chisel only touches the surface at the tip of the bevel. I have a Hultafors chisel that lays flat on the surface . Chisel handles from Japan do not align the handle and back in parrallel lines.
You gave a totally wrong answer to the question regarding what happens when sharpening a Japanese chisel and the sharpened edge gets very close to the hollow ground back of the chisel. Do your homework.