Japanese woodworking projects //Japanese plane Kanna // Samurai woodworker joinery

[@larsl7483]

The beginning is really funny 😀

[@ChessTurner]

Thank you so much for great video, perfect job

[@JedediahSmith342]

Thank you for sharing ⛩️🎏🙏🏽

[@lesliecrowther7004]

Thank you for sharing, always a pleasure to watch a master of his craft achieve top performance from working tools.
At the end a very respectful bow, may I bow to you sir thank you.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you so much for your kind comments😊

[@mauroplatania236]

Compliment for tutorial 👍

[@antfactory_woodworking]

This is amazing..👍👍👍

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you very much‼️🤗

[@philipchandler330]

Excellent

[@joseluizpereiradacunha7244]

Muito obrigado. MESTRE

[@JohnColgan.]

Nice work on the plane setup. Quick question on the 2nd blade/chip breaker. Western planes have it set approx 1mm from tip of the cutting blade.
Please tell ... How close should it be set for Japanese planes?

[@samurai-woodworker]

The setup is the same in Japan.
It is about 0.5 to 1 mm.

[@Edenmm]

I hope its not to late to to ask if you know other alternatives to the plane used to sharpen the bottem of another plane
Or maybe info on the angle of the blade or other ways to do the task. Much love. Good day.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thanks for the comment.
Planes do exist for sharpening the bottom of planes.
Someday, I will make a video introducing various Japanese planes.

[@nivaldojosedomingos1836]

Parabéns

[@muhammadyassin7197]

Precission craft man will result in high quality masterpieces.

[@samurai-woodworker]

That's exactly right！

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Awesome!!!!

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you!!!!!

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

@@samurai-woodworker YESSIIRR

[@anditoba4096]

Why were Japanese hand planes withdrawn? what is the logical reason behind it?

[@samurai-woodworker]

Hmmm, I don't know why that is.

[@gunnyoorah1846]

[@markmanning2921]

I am repidly coming to the conclusion that the best carpentry tools in the world are japanese and thant the best carpenters in the world are japanes.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you so much for your very kind comments!
I will continue to do my best to give you videos that live up to your expectations😊