The Entrance is Finally Complete! Struggle with the Floating Handrail [Season 2 - Part 14]
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- The house is getting closer to completion.
Entrances have been changed in many styles over time.
Nowadays, small entrance is common.
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I’ve been working as a carpenter for 50 years.
I also have licenses of architect and technician.
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Love that anti crack wood glue technique....sugoi!
I can watch your videos all day. So skilled are you and so precise that every cut looks like beautiful artwork to me. If I was a young man again I would jump at the chance to apprentice under you. I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos.
outstanding workmanship, it is going to be a beautiful home for some lucky family.
Excellent work.
After watching for weeks and my 9 year old son asking to be a carpenter, I bought the tools and some lumber to start our journey into carpentry. Thank you for the inspiration and the ideas from Indiana. 😌
Lovely story. Hope your son keeps his interest sharp. Enjoy your woodworking together. Just make sure he takes the right path- the path of excellence.
So interesting to watch, his movements are all so deliberate. His "rough" framing is better than most finish carpenters here in the US. I learn something in every video and have implemented many of his methods in my carpentry.
AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO
I GOT INSPIRED !
AND I FIXED A BROKEN CHAIR LEG
WITH DUCT TAPE !!
Air powered drywall screw gun.. go figure.
Thanks so much for English translation!
I am curious if this is pretty standard for how homes are built in Japan? The attention to detail and quality craftmanship is incredible. You wouldn't see this standard American tract homes.
What is your hammer? What brand and where would I be able to get one
So Precise, so Elegant.
Love the videos! Can you tell me what model Hikoki pneumatic nailer you are using at 17:47?
ビデオが大好き！ 17:47で使用しているHikokiの空気式釘打機の型式を教えてください。
this is a work of art.
You are not just a carpenter, You Sir are an artist.
Is that a functional handrail or decorative? If someone lost their balance, could they safely grab the rail without damaging it?
What brand chisel are you using? Very beautiful work.
Thank you foe a great video. I wonder, is there particular times you decide to ise square, vibrating sander vs. random orbital? What is the difference?
Great as always! Please share some information about the tools you are using! Square, Japanese traditional hand saw, chisels, tool belt, hammer etc. Duomo Arigato!
Fantastically beautiful work!
17:38 HiKOKIはヒコーキじゃなくてハイコーキと読みます。
Great work as always! Im wondering what is that measuring tool you have? its like an extending rod that you measure from floor to ceiling to get flush cut measurements? Really interested !
@@ShoyanJapaneseCarpenter Thank you! What company makes these?
So much meticulous work that is invisible.
Ist Looks soooo beautiful! Like u‘r work.
So interesting to watch, his movements are all so deliberate. His "rough" framing is better than most finish carpenters here in the US. I learn something in every video and have implemented many of his methods in my carpentry.
It would be interesting to see the mud + tape applied to that drywall. The joints are all so close to finished wood
I’ve wondered about that too. The finisher/painter will have to be very careful working around the finish carpentry. Beautiful work, Shoyan-san.
Great to see a master. So much detail. Who is the manufacturer of your larger adjustable square, and what is it called? Looks like a very useful tool. I’ve never seen anything like it out here in California.
You can find amazing Japanese tools on eBay I have a few
Beau travail !
Exselant art 👍🇰🇼
Thank you very much for letting me see the gift of your hard work and beautiful craftsmanship
Great video. Your work is excellent!
I like the practicality of the Japanese method of using low horses and bodyweight to secure stock while cutting in mortises. Easier than setting up benches for site work.
Beautiful work as always, although, I’m not a fan of the dub, much rather hear the Japanese and read the English, personal preference. ありがと。
I’ve been a carpenter for over 30 years and I love watching Japanese carpentry. All the little joints they do are so beautiful to watch.
It was very interesting listening to how the building styles have changed in Japan. I also like hearing about grandmothers sitting in the entrance for hours talking and greeting the guests in the old days. This was a very interesting detail to learn about. :)
Hi, it's a pleasure to watch the master apply his craft, every cut precise.