Shoji and kumiko patterns - 10 Umebachi kikkō pattern Follow up

[@localele1]

Nicely presented Des.The old adage of "measure twice and cut once springs to mind".

[@andrewnielsen3488]

Great video Des. Your best one yet. Thank you so much

[@aborigen6554]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@skitalec24]

Даже и не сомневался, что здесь смогу увидеть ваш коммент🤝

[@aborigen6554]

@@skitalec24 Так смотрим и учимся.....

[@sandrokranz5227]

awesome work, learned so much on your channel
thank you :)

[@checkersboards119]

Very good information Des. The dividers was a great help for measuring longer pieces. I'm not understanding why this can't be used for the Mitsukude joint as well, but your wisdom always on point. Loved the video.

[@kskdesign1]

Thanks Checkers.The method with the dividers can be used for the mitsukude joints or hexagonal patterns, and I have used it for those, but I prefer the other method I mentioned because, to me, it gives more consistency. Your mileage may vary though.

[@pierregaudettte3736]

Thank you for these great tîps

[@tonyja661]

Great advice Sensai

[@user-tk1ky7tn2x]

Спасибо.

[@lumay333]

Great video! what is the sliding bevel name you are using? I wonder if I can get it in the UK...