Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm very impressed of your carving skills. I'm just a beginner in wood working but its very adictive and satisfing to see a pice of wood come to life, step by step. Especially such a little precious like the Marunezumi.
I forgot to add in my previous comment. I like the slightly bigger Marunzenumi a bit more than the small ones because of the position of the little string in the right hand. I seems very natural and looks like the mouse is actively holding the string or a leave of gras on purpose.
Yes u are right netsuke has a long history only a craftsmen can understand the satisfaction behind this, how it start to turn alive from a block of wood
This one is my dream to make. Next week i wil be able to get the buxuswood. I first will create a sphere and from there on i will study this instruction and photos online. Excited :)
@@netsuke ..working on the 1st now. I finished the roughing out now and my hands are really hurting. :) As it looks now it will take 4 or more tries before it will look good, perhaps not. The big difficulty is to keep it round of shape.
I hope you will continue to upload videos and inspire craftsmen like us
Thank you! It was very interesting to watch this video and listen to your comments while working. This is a very good educational video.
I'm really glad you do a proper voiceover.
Thanks for the comment.😆
Thank you very much, please continue making these instructionals. It helps many people with their devellopement
Both of them are amazing. Brilliant job
Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm very impressed of your carving skills. I'm just a beginner in wood working but its very adictive and satisfing to see a pice of wood come to life, step by step. Especially such a little precious like the Marunezumi.
Thanks for the comment.😊
I forgot to add in my previous comment. I like the slightly bigger Marunzenumi a bit more than the small ones because of the position of the little string in the right hand. I seems very natural and looks like the mouse is actively holding the string or a leave of gras on purpose.
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Yes u are right netsuke has a long history only a craftsmen can understand the satisfaction behind this, how it start to turn alive from a block of wood
great work, i got some boxwood ,i will try to make one.
Please enjoy!
How did you do?
Спасибо за ваши уроки я уже вырезал две.👏👏👏
This one is my dream to make. Next week i wil be able to get the buxuswood. I first will create a sphere and from there on i will study this instruction and photos online. Excited :)
Sphere practice is important. I was told to practice at least 10. Good luck.
@@netsuke ..working on the 1st now. I finished the roughing out now and my hands are really hurting. :) As it looks now it will take 4 or more tries before it will look good, perhaps not. The big difficulty is to keep it round of shape.
@@Erwin_AMS Relax without exerting too much effort. The sphere is difficult, but its practice is always a good experience.
@@netsukeno, i mean the marunezumi. The sphere was already succesfull. worked about 12 hours on it and the roughing out is finished
Is the 1st gouge you are using 1,5 mm?
At what minute is the scene, 1.5's are often used.
@@netsuke at minute 6 you start by creating the outlines, must be the 1.5 then :)
😀👍YES1.5！
How long did it take to carve ..
One is roughly 25 hours.
Thanks Daishin, keep up the good work regards David.
Yoku setsumei shite moratte arigatai ni miteimasu. Chicchai tools mitte yokatta. Totemo omoshiroi.
Arigatou😊