Online Japanese Carpentry Course through Real Construction⇒www.kickstarter.com/projects/1911438091/online-japanese-carpentry-course-through-real-construction We are building a Japanese carpentry school in France. We will document this entire process with drawings, photos and videos, and make it an online course so that everyone can learn about Japanese carpentry in English through this real construction project. We will use traditional Japanese techniques and construction methods, and use local materials such as wood, stone, and soil to build the most sustainable buildings possible. We hope you enjoy our carpentry learning materials. Let’s enjoy woodworking together!
To everyone saying "Just use a lathe, duh" - this technique was originally used to make the massive round pillars that held up entire Japanese buildings and temples. Good luck finding a lathe large enough for a column over 60 feet long and 5 feet wide...
Very nice craftsmanship and great demo on the path to doing it in a craftsman manner thanks for your informative vid please keep them coming for people like myself who actually get what it is you are actually doing Thanks
The craft is a perfect art. I've learned a lot. I dont think it's possible without a lathe. The planer is so sharp that it slice like a ham cutter. And the marking string and the wood pen. An art needed to preserve. Respect sir
For those who wonder why a lathe isn't used in the video, just read the blurb. The purpose of this video is to show the technique. Whether or not a lathe is used in the actual work (I bet they have to, for large constructions) is beside the point.
Nowadays one can turn telephone poles on a lathe that is large enough, but in ancient Japan architectural carpenters (known as "daiku" in Japanese) would have done it as shown in the video.
It's really amaze me when ever I saw a really talented person in his work u won't believe how many worker in my country don't even knew the worth of thier own hand made pieces for example the maintenance worker of Taj Mahal is the descended of the same family who work there at the time of construction of it and they still use the same methods till now by hand still giving shape of to the stone by hand tools with the accuracy I guess what is good in this is the preservation of both the art and and the artist but I m pretty sure the govt wouldn't even care to recognize their work and pay them respectively
That's a bit like we do it when working 6 meter 300mm×300mm timbers. Except we rip them down the ink lines with a makita circ saw and we dont have one of those nice shaped planes to finish it. Still get pretty good results though. Nice work.
you doing the job by hard way ,i have machine doing every thing you want to do to the timber [ it does not mean i do not i admire what you doing not at all but i admire it very very much , i enjoy every time i watch Japanese wood worker,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
90% of this is hidden in the radiused plane blades (kanna). They show 10 seconds of the plane being sharpened to the diameter of the wood when in reality its the most critical part of the process.
While you could lathe this in two minutes, the surface finish you get by plane is way superior I would guess. Shaving it with the grain brings out the real beauty.
i would argue, On a lathe it takes about 2 min, and u can sand it on the lathe until it will be polished. I love japanese woodworkig but thats a silly way to make a small rod round
선생님 질문입니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다. 지금 사용하신 대패의 날 연마는 어떻게 하시나요. 둥근 대패의 연마입니다. 영상으로 보여주시면 감사하겠습니다. 先生質問です。良い映像ありがとうございます。今使用したルーターの日研磨はどのようにハシナヨ。ラウンドルーターの研磨です。映像で見せていただければ幸いです (砥石を作ったんですか？)
Can you please tell me the name of this type of hand plane? Also, are they available for sale online anywhere? Thank you! I'm learning so much from your content!
It's probably Segi wood, or Cryptomeria, the more planted and used wood in Japan. A soft wood that takes a shiny finish with planner. Note how the planner can cut the hard knots perfectly.
Можно использовать токарный станок, можно купить готовый столб в магазине... Да многое можно. Но представить как без современного оборудования когда-то мастер делал работу, которую сегодня не могут так красиво сделать на токарном станке. Так что мы видим руку настоящего мастера. Это, конечно, моё мнение.
А я подумал было, что Вы здесь неизвестно чьё мнение высказали, а оно вона как, Ваше мнение. Ну, ну. Настоящий мастер выстругает не то что круглое бревно, он вам Буратину выстругает и без всякой разметки.
@@victorkunst, я смотрю как, каким инструментом работает человек. По одной только стружке, которая выходит из под рубанка, можно судить о мастерстве. В этом видео действительно видны руки мастера, его умение РАБОТАТЬ. И УВЕРЕН, вам до такого состояния брёвнышко так красиво не "выстрогать". Он вручную сделал как на токарном станке. Думаю не стоит вам скептически относится к работе другого человека. Конечно, вы можете не согласиться со мной. Один способ, это сделайте своё видео. Но думаю в начале повторите такую же работу, сделайте такой же круглячок. Удачи в работе.
What is the string used for marking the workpiece? What is the name, it looks so convenient, but does the ink ( or the black stain) penetrate deep into the wood? Maybe its not good to use when the surface will not be thicknessed or so?
If we don't preserve the way things are being done manually and leave it to automation... the people in the future will have no idea how things are being made..
Online Japanese Carpentry Course through Real Construction⇒www.kickstarter.com/projects/1911438091/online-japanese-carpentry-course-through-real-construction
We are building a Japanese carpentry school in France.
We will document this entire process with drawings, photos and videos, and make it an online course so that everyone can learn about Japanese carpentry in English through this real construction project.
We will use traditional Japanese techniques and construction methods, and use local materials such as wood, stone, and soil to build the most sustainable buildings possible. We hope you enjoy our carpentry learning materials.
Let’s enjoy woodworking together!
Hi I need help using this method....
So I have to make a 2" pole, 7' long..
how would you do that with the measurements you're using?
@@bob-pq6kd Just you can use same method.
Perfect. (...and no music; just the sound of the tools. Thank you.)
I'm a bit of a knife aficionados, and the sound of steel on stone has the same effect for me.
To everyone saying "Just use a lathe, duh" - this technique was originally used to make the massive round pillars that held up entire Japanese buildings and temples. Good luck finding a lathe large enough for a column over 60 feet long and 5 feet wide...
Finally, someone that gets it!
Good luck killing your ego to start the search for kindness!
Very nice craftsmanship and great demo on the path to doing it in a craftsman manner thanks for your informative vid please keep them coming for people like myself who actually get what it is you are actually doing
Thanks
If pillars were "massive" - then probably they made it from whole tree trunks, not squared beams. Shown technique not applicable to whole tree trunk.
ruclips.net/video/8TQkHGtjE3I/видео.html
Beyond impressive. In an age of machines to see work done by hand like this is amazing.
The craft is a perfect art. I've learned a lot. I dont think it's possible without a lathe. The planer is so sharp that it slice like a ham cutter. And the marking string and the wood pen. An art needed to preserve. Respect sir
円は多角形であることがよく理解できたよ。
曲尺と墨壺一つで線引きして角材から円柱に！！
素晴らしい！！
From deep my heart and my soul : Thank you! It's an honour to see that!! Thank you very much!
Holy Bible study proper facts about the Holy Bible. Changes your life you find your Creator. He died for you and resurected from the dead.
内丸かんなってあんな砥石で研ぐんですね！初めて知りました！
ありがとうございます
すごく細かい仕事だね。すごい技術だね
宮大工の技術は日本の至宝。これからも全国の神社を守っていてほしいです。
多様な鉋、砥石、技量、それらが合わさって見事な細工が出来る。全部が必要なんですね。良質の砥石も段々減っているようです。海外に産地を探す必要がありそうです。鉋削りは、木材の細胞一個すら切断できるので、水を弾くことが出来ます。だから長持ちするんですね。
Unbelievable that I still want them in the 21st century ?! Great respect.
宮大工の技術は凄いね~!
本当の職人力だ！
Master has the precision of a jeweler in his work. CONGRATULATIONS
墨の打ち方や鉋での削り方等私にはできていないことばかりでうちひしがれておりました
コロナで部活ができないのでこの動画で勉強させていただきます
古くなって木目の浮き出た丸柱を手で撫でるとほっこりするよね
Divide and conquer!
Now I see why an octagon was needed to be marked....then divide it, sn divide again! Very nice!)
Good old manual labor! A lost art. Keep on keeping it alive. I used this same process on granite with a 4" angle grinder.
Thank goodness for the lathe! Admirable patience.
素人の僕が丸い柱を作ろうと考えたら木工旋盤で削るくらいしか考えつかないですが、宮大工の方は手鉋で削って作られてるのですね。
これはとても手間が掛かりますね。
そしてなんとも素晴らし腕前。
感服致します。
鉋削りは、細胞を切断するので、撥水性が生まれ、水が浸みこまず長持ちするって言いますね！
For those who wonder why a lathe isn't used in the video, just read the blurb. The purpose of this video is to show the technique. Whether or not a lathe is used in the actual work (I bet they have to, for large constructions) is beside the point.
Nowadays one can turn telephone poles on a lathe that is large enough, but in ancient Japan architectural carpenters (known as "daiku" in Japanese) would have done it as shown in the video.
It's really amaze me when ever I saw a really talented person in his work u won't believe how many worker in my country don't even knew the worth of thier own hand made pieces for example the maintenance worker of Taj Mahal is the descended of the same family who work there at the time of construction of it and they still use the same methods till now by hand still giving shape of to the stone by hand tools with the accuracy I guess what is good in this is the preservation of both the art and and the artist but I m pretty sure the govt wouldn't even care to recognize their work and pay them respectively
Sad....
Such meticulous craftsmanship.
Great skill and patience, nice job
Wow, what a calming thing to watch. amazing
Very good. A true craftsperson.
素晴らしい技術です。中墨の、取り方、かんなさばきが素晴らしいです。中墨の、取り方は中々技術を積まないと出来ない。って聞いています。中墨の取り方が、懐かしいです。🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
This is a very good, thanks.
昔の人はこの作業を槍鉋でやっていたと思うとやっぱ職人ってすげーと思う
エンタシス形状の柱は、槍鉋の方が合ってそうですね！
懐かしいなぁ昔、弟子の頃4間の尺丸柱の削るの下準備とかしたなぁ〜笑笑😂丸に丸める仕事無いからなぁ。
Great video! If I did this I would end up with a toothpick LOL! Keep up the great content, thanks!
Awesome,,wood. Lathe,,,,,,,done,,,,,,
This is typical Japanese work: beautiful, precise, unefective, time consuming.
ought to watch german work back in the 60 and berore most labor intensive type of work i ever watched were spoiled now
That was really amazing and ro take the time to use a plainer to do it all I wish I had the skill to do wood working
Very nice
Take a round tree, cut it square, take the square stock, cut it round!
Btw love the vid!
That's a bit like we do it when working 6 meter 300mm×300mm timbers. Except we rip them down the ink lines with a makita circ saw and we dont have one of those nice shaped planes to finish it. Still get pretty good results though. Nice work.
これはスゴい技術であり仕事ですねぇ…。（感嘆）
関連する道具全てを守らなくてはなりませんね。砥石、墨壺だって大事ですからね！
素晴らしい技術。
もしもお時間ありましたら解説つきで槍鉋の使い方の動画を上げて頂けたら幸いです
どんなに宮大工になりたくても神様に認められないと宮大工になれないって言われてるよね。
自分家の父親が昔ながらの大工で鉋も糸の墨みたいなものも家にあって懐かしい気持ちで見れました
i am a german, since i was in japan i only buy japanese goods. Before i never did. Nevertheless nice skill and craftsmanship. Thumbs up.
Amazing job
Thank you for sharing, amazing skill.
Wonderful!
patience is really powerful 👍✌
Столько времени мудохаться ради черенка !Зато наслаждение мастер получил . Удивительные люди.....
мы в школе на труде вообще указки таким способом делали ^_^
Sasuga miya-daiku! Happy to see this video!
you doing the job by hard way ,i have machine doing every thing you want to do to the timber [ it does not mean i do not i admire what you doing not at all but i admire it very very much , i enjoy every time i watch Japanese wood worker,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Is there a special plane for each "standard" size?
Good job
90% of this is hidden in the radiused plane blades (kanna). They show 10 seconds of the plane being sharpened to the diameter of the wood when in reality its the most critical part of the process.
節は大変ですよね グッド👍です
Vcs são os melhores. Parabéns pelo profissionalismo
A very nice work
Amazing
I found this amazing. Never seen round timber made by hand. Is the plane purposely made for making round timber? If so, what are these planes called?
Maru Ganna= Round plane
Amazing
作るのどのくらい時間かかりましたか？
So satisfying!
使用してる内丸鉋のサイズは24ｍｍか30ｍｍのタイプでしょうか？
This shrine carpenter shows the basic technique how to use plane works.
This is only basic technique of Japanese carpenter's woodworking.
なるほど！
Actually very simple
神社仏閣以外なら当然旋盤加工した方が早いし簡単。ただ宮大工の技術を後世に残さなくてはいけないという事を考えると歴史的価値のある大変意義深い動画だと思います。
amazing !!! beautiful skill
i love that planes
優れたスキル。仕事を完了するまでにどれくらいの時間がかかりましたか？
I think work time was around 3 hours.
@@suikoushya 三時間なわけない
While you could lathe this in two minutes, the surface finish you get by plane is way superior I would guess. Shaving it with the grain brings out the real beauty.
i would argue, On a lathe it takes about 2 min, and u can sand it on the lathe until it will be polished.
I love japanese woodworkig but thats a silly way to make a small rod round
Japanese plane can cut even the single cell of wood ,then water tighit surface can be gotten.
They are literally like machinists but with wood
tree: *is round*
Me: i need you to be a rectangle
tree: well, okay
Me: guess what
선생님 질문입니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다. 지금 사용하신 대패의 날 연마는 어떻게 하시나요. 둥근 대패의 연마입니다. 영상으로 보여주시면 감사하겠습니다.
先生質問です。良い映像ありがとうございます。今使用したルーターの日研磨はどのようにハシナヨ。ラウンドルーターの研磨です。映像で見せていただければ幸いです (砥石を作ったんですか？)
What do you want to know is how to sharpening of Hand plane blade?
動きに無駄がない！！！！
How many hours did it take to complete?
Can you please tell me the name of this type of hand plane? Also, are they available for sale online anywhere? Thank you! I'm learning so much from your content!
suikoushya.com/en/online-toolsstores/
@@suikoushya Thank you!
What kind of ink is he using to make his marks?
本物の木材で作ったキャットタワーを作りたくこの動画に辿り着きました。
Much better than made by machine.
こういう伝統的な宮大工さんの聞いてるラジオから洋楽が多めに聞こえてくるとなんかいいわ。たまたまなのかもしれんけど。
I understand how you make the plane fit the round but how did you get the Blade to fit?
Ancient painstaking method, but working good for any sizes. Not need heavy machinery and power equipment.
The Japanese plane can cut even the single cell of wood, then amazingly water tight suruface condition is achieved.
技術も道具も一流でございやすね😎
素人の質問なんですが、最初の角柱で一本いくらぐらいなんでしょうか？
最初の四角の状態で東急ハンズなどで1500～ぐらいで売ってると思いますよ（もっと安いかなな？）。この動画で使っている柱は大きな材料の切れ端ですから値段はないです。
y por eso se invento el torno , buen trabajo sugoi!!
I am impressed of how well you.
May you tell me which is the starting size of the log? 6x6?
若い頃宮大工の小僧に入ったけど、でかい社寺建築の会社で、径１尺位の丸柱は旋盤加工してたね。六角形まではバンドで落として、それから旋盤にセットして削ってたな。主に欅だったけど、重すぎてホイストを使わないと死ぬほど重かった。もう工場ってレベルの作業場で、この動画の様な作業に憧れて入ってきた同期は早々に辞めて行ったな。俺も腰を痛めて帰って来た。３０年も前の話。
Meditation with a log, jointer, ropes and black paint.
What kind of wood, age and what the treatment before used?
It shaped with plane so easily and evenly.
It's probably Segi wood, or Cryptomeria, the more planted and used wood in Japan. A soft wood that takes a shiny finish with planner. Note how the planner can cut the hard knots perfectly.
@@pierretripotin2787 May be Hinoki(a kind of ceder family)Year tough material.
Можно использовать токарный станок, можно купить готовый столб в магазине... Да многое можно. Но представить как без современного оборудования когда-то мастер делал работу, которую сегодня не могут так красиво сделать на токарном станке. Так что мы видим руку настоящего мастера. Это, конечно, моё мнение.
А я подумал было, что Вы здесь неизвестно чьё мнение высказали, а оно вона как, Ваше мнение. Ну, ну. Настоящий мастер выстругает не то что круглое бревно, он вам Буратину выстругает и без всякой разметки.
@@victorkunst, я смотрю как, каким инструментом работает человек. По одной только стружке, которая выходит из под рубанка, можно судить о мастерстве. В этом видео действительно видны руки мастера, его умение РАБОТАТЬ. И УВЕРЕН, вам до такого состояния брёвнышко так красиво не "выстрогать". Он вручную сделал как на токарном станке. Думаю не стоит вам скептически относится к работе другого человека. Конечно, вы можете не согласиться со мной. Один способ, это сделайте своё видео. Но думаю в начале повторите такую же работу, сделайте такой же круглячок. Удачи в работе.
動画で紹介されている技術を応用してもっと複雑な形状も作ったりしてるんだろうなぁ
動画の要は鉋の調整でしょう
材料に紙やすりを置いて鉋台の調整するのに感服しました。丸柱以外にも応用が効く手法ですね
ただ、鉋刄を研いでいた砥石の調整をどうされているのか気になりました
エンタシス形状の柱は多分「槍鉋」で作っているのでしょうね
Hello thanks for good video containt, how to sharpnes the chisel knife
What is the string used for marking the workpiece? What is the name, it looks so convenient, but does the ink ( or the black stain) penetrate deep into the wood? Maybe its not good to use when the surface will not be thicknessed or so?
Japenese ink line... Great marking tool
@@davidtaylor4717 It's called as [Sumitsubo]
Anti-Aliasing: Carpentry Edition.
How many times did your kanna blade need sharpening during this process?
角材から手鉋で丸柱を作るのは、初めて見ました。丸柱に合わせて鉋も形を変えるのは知らなかったです！
僕はすぐに墨が曲がってしまうのでできそうもないです。
これを一本仕上げるのにはどれくらいかかるんですか？
墨壺も作り手が減っているのは悲しいですね！
鉋の削りカスがとても気持ちいいです
Is there a benefit to doing this, instead of just buying round wood?
This is just a way to make a circle. That's enough if you can buy a circle of the size you want.
What kind of wood is that?
If we don't preserve the way things are being done manually and leave it to automation... the people in the future will have no idea how things are being made..
If Ancestors saw a lathe... they wud be mind blown..
Maravilhoso!
be patient