This video examines in detail the production of Kyoto Joinery. Part of The Traditional Crafts of Japan series: exploring the 23 wood crafts centers of Japan.
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques humbly I sit back and learn
its not so much the level of detail in the work, but the way they do it compared with western woodworkers. their use of such basic tools, no electrical tools and so on. their joinery is nothing short of amazing.
just was wondering where is part 2/2? seeing how much skill and dexterity there has to be in these items to produce these joints is amazing to watch.i very much want to see more. pretty pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee
13:24 the narrator says cherry is used for the wedged tenons to add beauty, but its ironic, because it won't be visible once its installed. Thats not ironic, its just sad.
naaaah! just place your chisels flat on the and give them a hit with your british forehead. they will then sharpen all by them self. you can then happyly chew on some british tea cookies or have a solid british meal.
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques humbly I sit back and learn
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques humbly I sit back and learn
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques humbly I sit back and learn
It sucks you think it's sad, but I think hidden joinery is pretty cool. It's a whole other realm of craftsmanship. Your skill is so high, that it's not even necessary to show it; it's just a given that you'd never do any less.
Quality of materials and workmanship never goes out of fashion
I love that blind dovetail, I use it whenever I can. It's an excellent joint for furniture.
The guy using the bark from a Cherry tree to secure that edge at 2:00 is just amazing.
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques
humbly I sit back and learn
the japanese attention to details is top notch, no short cut is done in japanese philosophy.
its not so much the level of detail in the work, but the way they do it compared with western woodworkers. their use of such basic tools, no electrical tools and so on. their joinery is nothing short of amazing.
just was wondering where is part 2/2? seeing how much skill and dexterity there has to be in these items to produce these joints is amazing to watch.i very much want to see more. pretty pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thanks for posting! I learned a lot!!
that is real skill . It is very useful video , will you put another video like it , i would really appreciate it :)
amazing stuff...makes western woodworking look like the work of clumbsy elephants!
Pretty cool
the gods that walk the face of the earth!
That's insane!
Há que se tirar o chapéu para o povo japonês!!!
I think I need to sharpen my chisels more often.
13:24 the narrator says cherry is used for the wedged tenons to add beauty, but its ironic, because it won't be visible once its installed. Thats not ironic, its just sad.
W/ that much hand work, those items will cost a fortune. Their products are not for average people but rich ones.
I'll just go back into my cave now...
can't stand the noise and dust of powertools anymore. this is the shizzy
a Jeff Quitney cleanup of the film would be supreme shizzy.
lol...u are most probalby right.
naaaah! just place your chisels flat on the and give them a hit with your british forehead. they will then sharpen all by them self. you can then happyly chew on some british tea cookies or have a solid british meal.
Use the closed captions and see what it says at 1:45
amazing!
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques
humbly I sit back and learn
My adventure with the tree began with projects from Stodoys.
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques
humbly I sit back and learn
thank you to these very skilled and dedicated craftspeople who were generous enough to share their wonderful skills with those aspiring videos you have shown me more than I could have hoped to have ever learned about your incredible skills and techniques
humbly I sit back and learn
It sucks you think it's sad, but I think hidden joinery is pretty cool. It's a whole other realm of craftsmanship. Your skill is so high, that it's not even necessary to show it; it's just a given that you'd never do any less.
What??? Hahahahahahaa execution site but sluts?? Where did that come from???? Hahahahahahaah
I mean to say its sad it won't be visible
Second half, untranslated: v=CNBrBM5DySc
Second half, untranslated: watch?v=CNBrBM5DySc
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