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kumiko4u
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Making Kumiko Art by yourself.
A Asanoha in Kaku-Asanoha frame
Using "Kumiko4u Mitsukude master" and "Parts master", A hexagonal Asanoha Kumiko was placed in a square Kaku-asanoha frame. It was challenging to make half lap joints for Kaku-asanoha and Mitsukude joints for Asanoha in one strip.
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Fitting the parts to the Mini-Asanoha frame part Tow
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This is the second time to put parts into the Mini Asanoha. we used three different coloured wood sticks to make a colourful braid. The parts are cut with Kumiko4u Mitsukudemaster.
Fitting the parts to the Mini-Asanoha frame part one
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This is the first of a series of videos on placing parts (leaves) into the Mini -Asaniha frame. As it is a small Kumiko with notches 10 mm apart, it is not possible to put three parts in one space, as is usually done with Asanoha, so one part is placed in one space. Nevertheless, the length of the parts is less than 6 mm. The Kumiko4u jig is safe even when making small parts (^^)
Complete guide for Mitsukude joints
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This video explains in detail how to make Mitsukude joints using Mitsukude Master. Many close-up videos have been included on request. The strips used are 2 mm thick and 10 mm wide.
Mitsukude Master training with a mini Asanoha
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The basic use of Mitsukude Master is explained, while a small Asanoa frame is made at 10 mm spacings. The strips are 2 mm thick and 10 mm wide. The fence a mark (cut with the saw) to measure the 10 mm spacing.
Mini Asanoha for Ichirinzashi
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Mitsukude Master was used to create mini Asanoha (frames) with 10 mm spacing. The strips used are 2 mm thick and 10 mm wide. The jig used is available at Kumiko4u.com.au.
Have you ever made Kumiko with wood sticks?
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Wood sticks for crafts are a very cheap material.They are good for practising. I made Kumiko using wood sticks. A colourful Kaku-Asanoha was made.
Middle size Mitsukude Jigumi
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A 250 mm long and 200 mm wide Mitsukude jigmi was made using the Kumiko4u "Mitsukude Master". The jigs we use are from Kumiko4u, which we make and sell in Adelaide, Australia. website www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
This is a Kumiko4u guy!
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In this video we introduce Ryo from Kumiko4u and give him a tour of the workshop, we also talk a little about our thoughts on the Kumiko4u jig.
Triple squares with frames of different thicknesses.
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We used three different frames of different thicknesses to create Kumiko - here's how to use Mitsukude Master and what it has to offer. The jigs we use are from Kumiko4u, which we make and sell in Adelaide, Australia. website www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop Instagram kumiko4u
Can you make Acrylic Kumiko?
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We used 3mm thick acrylic board to make the Asanoha parts. The jigs we use are from Kumiko4u, which we make and sell in Adelaide, Australia. website www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop Instagram kumiko4u
Making Rindou (Kumiko)
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Making Rindou's parts with Mitsukude Master and Parts Master, Parts Master Z
Shuriken? One grit Kumiko
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Making one grit, mini Kumiko with Kumiko4u's jigs
Can you cut 36° and 54° for Kumiko parts?
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Making parts for a pentagonal frame with "Mitsukude Master Z"
Making Asanoha frame with Mitsukude Master
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Hand cutting Mitsukude joint for Asanoha frame with Mitsukude Master
Parts Master (A jig for making Kumiko parts)
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Parts Master (A jig for making Kumiko parts)
#kumiko4u Extra Edition How do we widen the notch?
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#kumiko4u Extra Edition How do we widen the notch?
#kumiko4u Extra Edition How accurately can Thickness piece make notches?
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#kumiko4u Extra Edition How accurately can Thickness piece make notches?
#kumiko Pattern Collection Kaku-Asanoha 2/2 - leaves-
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#kumiko Pattern Collection Kaku-Asanoha 2/2 - leaves-
#kumiko Pattern Collection Kaku-Asanoha 1/2
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#kumiko Pattern Collection Kaku-Asanoha 1/2
kumiko4u Skill Challenge #007 Asanoha leaves
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kumiko4u Skill Challenge #007 Asanoha leaves
kumiko4u Skill Challenge #006 Triangle frame
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kumiko4u Skill Challenge #006 Triangle frame
kumiko4u Skill Challenge #005 Diamond shape frame
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kumiko4u Skill Challenge #005 Diamond shape frame
kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #004 60 degrees half-lap joint
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kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #004 60 degrees half-lap joint
kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #003 Diagonal part (Leaf)
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kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #003 Diagonal part (Leaf)
kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #001 Half lap joint
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kumiko4u "Skill Challenge" #001 Half lap joint
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Where do you get the jig
Thanks for your comment ☺️ We sell the jigs at Kumiko4u.com.au or dbbldesign.etsy.com
This is by far my favorite kind of jig I've seen for making getting your angles! I love this! I will have to steal the design for my own jigs.
Awesome! Thank you!
It's just amazing
Thanks 🙏🏻
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Very nice. My interest has been piqued in trying this out. Thanks for posting. Subscribed.
Great 👍🏻 Thanks for the sub 🙏🏻
Another masterpiece! Thank you
Thanks 🙏🏻
Привет из России Работа супер Можете научить? Чертежи оборудования?
Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, we do not publish drawings of our products.
Thanks Roy New variations are cool. Jerry
Thanks Jerry🙏🏻
Thanks Ryo..... Jerry
Always, Thanks Jerry🙏🏻
Very cool how moving those small parts make a second pattern…. Awesome, thanks for sharing👊✌️🇨🇦👍😎
Thanks for your comment. The different directions of the parts make the pattern look Japanese, Western or Middle Eastern to me.
This video explains the process very well. Thank you for all the work you have put into producing it, I and sure many others appreciate your efforts.
Thanks for the nice comments! It encourages me to post more videos🙏🏻
Ahhhhhh Ha! Nice and clear. Thank you Ryo for the close up reveal. Very helpful for me. Cheers Jerry Walker Everett Ontario Canada
Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
Beautiful work and very good tool. Thank you for video. Greetings from Middle-Europe, Hungary :)
Hi, Thank you very much! From Adelaide(^^)
Hermoso trabajo... Saludos desde el sur de Chile 🎉
Hola, muchas gracias
Hi Ryo: Nice Video... I like to see close up shots detailing cutting please. Once I see the setup for thickness I need a tighter view .... I'm only 74 so I could use a few close ups please. very nice work.... I like the Mini reminds me of a snowflake. Cheers Jerry
Thanks Jerry, I will do (^^)
Hi Ryo: I enjoyed this very tiny design. I made 2 small panels for friends for Valentines Day. Lots & Lots of little work and I added shoji paper to the back. Cheers Jerry Walker Everett Ontario Canada
Great job 👍🏻 I would like to see your work! 🙂
This was EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for!! Thank you so much!!
Great! Thank you!
Hello from Brisbane, I am interested in the jig, I am an experienced woodworker but not an experienced Kumiko worker. I have watched all the videos and subscribed to your Channel. My question is when I purchase the jig will I receive more instructions on how to use it? Even after watching the videos there are a number of things I am still not clear on eg how to set a depth stop and how to set up for frames where all having joints must line up. I hope you can clear some of these things up please.
Thanks for your comments. Like you, I have a lot of questions about how to use it. I feel that I need to show how to use this jig in greater clarity and detail. I am now making a video that explains in series what this jig can do including the depth adjustment and the notch arraignment. If there is anything in particular that is unclear, I would appreciate it if you could let me know - thank you for your interest in Kumiko4u.
Thank you for your reply. I look forward to your videos on what the jig can do.@@kumiko4u181
Good day. I'm watching your video for the second time.Very fast. For mi this is bad. I want do kumiko. Bat your work isnot Clea to me. I wanted to learn. Thank you.
Thanks for your comments, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll try to take a more detailed video of the making process in the future. Thank you!
Very clever jig!
Hey Ryo! Happy New Year to you & your family. The big package arrived today. My Christmas present to me. I was saving up for this and had put aside some Christmas gift money for it too. The shipping box was in very good condition…. No scrapes or crushed corners. Each parts was carefully wrapped and secured within the carton. I unwrapped all the pieces and each part is perfect. I am quite pleased with the quality of your work, the parts you have Designed and Manufactured are all quite well made. I ordered the “Complete Master Kit & the Main Cutting Board” and it weighed 6 kilograms. (13.2 pounds) The shipment to Ontario, Canada took about 30 days, Regular Postage. Canada Border Services does not collect an import duty on these, but Canada Post charges a $10.00 handling fee and collects the Ontario 13% GST sales tax. Tomorrow looks like a snowy rainy day....... so I'll dive in & set up the jigs. Cheers Jerry Walker Everett, Ontario Canada.
It has taken me a long time to realise your excellent comment. I'm sorry, I've been trying to get back to you. I am also happy to hear that Kumiko4u's products arrived safely. Are you using the jig ? If you have any questions or need any knowledge on how to use it, you can always reply or email me. I will try to reply faster next time. Ryo
what is the Material u r using? prefinished oak plywood?
Thanks for your comment. Sorry for the late reply. I use Western red cedar, Pine and Tasmanian Blackwood.
So you are not chiselling out each groove to a precise depth? That's interesting :) Then I "only" need the jigs and a saw. I have a restored hand plane and some Narex chisels. Now I need the Mitsukude and some angle jigs. Also some wood strips, because preparing them by hand is taking it a bit too far, I think :)
Nice to meet you! Love your Kumiko work.
Thank you! 😊
A mí me encanta el arte de Kumiko y quiero aprender...te veo desde el sur de Chile.
Thanks for your comment! From Australia 🦘
Hello Ryo, I enjoyed seeing your shop and your building process, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks Jim🙏🏻
Hey Ryu! Nice to meet you and the workshop. I am looking forward to receiving my jigs in the mail. Let me know the shipping date so we can both see how long it takes to get the jigs to the middle of Canada. It's a Christmas present to myself. Keep up the brilliant work. Jerry Walker.... Everett Ontario Canada
Hi Jerry, I sent the email! Thanks always!
Glad to see you are posting again! You've been busy developing new tools! I use my Kumiko4U jig every time I am building new models!
Hi Jim, Thanks for your nice comments! Please show us the Kumiko you made. Sorry for keeping you waiting for so long. We will continue to deliver videos from now on. Ryo
Very nice this time you played with different thickness strips super
Thanks Kanthipriya!
Ok...... let’s bend the rules! Very cool JerryWalker
Thanks Jerry!
Demonstration is very helpful. observing that after one accurate test set is complete, the next step is to make as many filler pieces with the same measurements and angles as needed to complete the full piece
That is correct. The remaining pieces can be made using the same settings of the jig that made the test piece.
Wow, that's beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful manual work, congratulations!
Thank you very much!
Ah Ha! The Rindou pattern is quite something...... Your jigs make it come together. Q? Are there any more "new" jigs hiding in the wings? I'm planning to purchase the "Complete Master Kit" pre-order and the original "Main Cutting Board" so it can be shipped together. Should I assume this is sold in Aus. Dollars? Cheers Jerry Walker. Everett Ontario Canada
Thank you Jerry, The price is in Australian dollars. I have several ideas in mind, but that is all this time😊
Wow! I think it's the "Mini Ryu"
Hi Jerry, Ryu is A dragon 🐉 in Japanese.
Just purchased the plans thank you! May I ask what size is your disc sander? (I have a small 5" so I might have to scale it down?) And what grit sand paper is recommended. Thanks!
Thanks for your comment. Sorry for the late reply. I am using a 12" one. It depends on the table size but maybe you need to adjust the jig's size. I always use 120 grit 👍🏻
And another great Tool!
Thank you for your comment. We are now taking orders for this product. For more information, please visit the website. www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
Super. How do we get these jigs?
Thank you for your comment. We are now taking orders for this product. For more information, please visit the website. www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
Where can i get these jigs??
Thank you for your comment. We are now taking orders for this product. For more information, please visit the website. www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
Bravo👏👏 !! I am French . If you market it in France I will buy it 😊
Again.... Another thoughtful tool. WOW! Excellent details (9:59 & 13:22) that I've needed to understand. I've not gone forward with the more complex Kumiko..... now I can. I'd like to order all 3 jigs as soon they are ready Cheers Jerry Walker Everett Ontario Canada
Thanks Jerry!
Where do you buy this kumiko jig??
Thank you for your comment. We are now taking orders for this product. For more information, please visit the website. www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
Quick question aren’t you also sanding your flat surface that your sanding block is riding on making it uneven over time…. Could you use a small block plane on this jig…. Great video, Rob from Deep River,Ontario 🇨🇦
Hi! The horizontal part of the jig is structured to support the handle of the sanding block, so the angle at which the part is shaved does not change for a long time. If you put a plane on it, it will be scraped off, so it is not designed for such use.
@@kumiko4u181watched it again I missed that part🤣🤣🤣my apologies… it makes sense to me know…Rob from Deep River, Ontario 🇨🇦
@@rocktruckrobI am happy to have a conversation with you. Please comment again on anything you'd like to know.
@@kumiko4u181 thank you my friend… just getting into kumiko👍🇨🇦
Wow! Another Fab solution for us older woodworkers! Thanks Ryo....... Jerry Walker. Everett Ontario Canada
Hi Jerry, Thanks for your nice comments. My concept for developing the jig is to make Kumiko like knitting on a sofa. So that everyone can enjoy Kumiko👍🏻
@@kumiko4u181 Knitting!! Good one. I’d like to order both the jigs, when will you be producing the new one. I looked for it on your website. Thanks Jerry
Wow ! Very smart and impressive !
Thank you very much!
Brilliant........ Again! Jerry in Everertt Ontario, Canada.
Hello Ryo: I would like to purchase this sawing jig. When will it be available? Cheers JerryWalker
Thanks Jerry! It's coming soon.
@@jerrytrueblue Thank you for your comment. We are now taking orders for this product. For more information, please visit the website. www.kumiko4u.com.au/shop
Ryo: Thanks for the notice!@@kumiko4u181
best video on instructions. don't care what pattern. I scoured all of the universe on how to make snowflakes and yours showed all details.
Thanks for the great comment 😃
Great tip … nice vid,it will save some frustration…🤣🤣🤣thanks again👊✌️👍😎🇨🇦
Thanks mate!
You can widen the notches! I can't wait to learn this as I'm unable to widen without damaging the notches!
Where do I purchase that kumiko cutting jig????…. Love your channel from Deep River Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks for your comment 🙏 Please visit our website! www.kumiko4u.com.au/
@@kumiko4u181 on that jig what are the two notches on either side…can’t figure it out…thanks
I have the jig and find it has increased my accuracy hugely! You will enjoy using this well designed fixture!
@@jimwilson6007 nice Jim it look well made and accurate…I’ll have to order it soon… next pay check maybe👊✌️👍😎🇨🇦