Japanese woodworking projects // Making Japanese Shoji Screen // Samurai woodworker joinery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2023
- In this video, join us as I take you through the process of creating traditional Japanese shoji screens.
From selecting the materials to cutting and assembling the frames, to creating the intricate lattice design, this step-by-step guide will show you everything you need to know to make your own shoji screens.
Whether you're a woodworking enthusiast or simply interested in learning about traditional Japanese craftsmanship, this video is sure to inspire and educate.
Watch now and start your own shoji-making journey!
Thank you
Shoji Screen
#Japanese woodworking
#woodworking
#Japanese doors
#carpenter
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This was so awesome! Thanks for making this video. Its so informative. I want to have shoji in my house and bed room
Thank you so much for your craftsmanship and professionalism, I absolutely love the doors and gives this room much greater functionality now they are installed! Also your English is way better than my Japanese 😂
Thank you very much, too😄
Thanks to your request I was able to create this video👍
Thank you so much for this video. I have seen double-sided shoji doors with the lattice visible from both sides. Could you please show us how to make them?
Thanks for the comment.
The same lattice is assembled together.
Place paper on top between the lattice and the lattice.
Is soo cool what you doing 😂
The shoji screens are beautiful. I live in South Africa and teach the Japanese abacus, known as soroban. My new centre would look very nice with shoji screens, but I will probably need to find a good carpenter and show them this video.
Thanks for the comment!
SOROBAN is great. In Japan, young people cannot use soroban.
I am very happy if this channel can be a hint for the production.
The Master. Your videos bring me peace and joy
A comment for your algorithm! Love seeing the process, thanks for sharing your work!!
Thank you so much!!!
I will continue to share videos😊
I like it. It takes away the confusing track at the bottom. Thank you so much...
Thank you, too😄
Thats what a perfectionist look like✨ bro is just too good
Beautiful job. Thank you very much for the video. I plan to make these for my daughter’s bedroom.
Excellent! I wish you good luck with it.
Wonderful video, excellent craftmanship. The music is not necessary. Just the sounds of the woodworking is enough.
Thank you for pointing this out.
I will use it as a reference for future video making.
Excellent video as always. Keep up the good work Samurai.
Great description and detail! Thank you for demonstration.
Thanks so much for the nice comment, very much appreciated!
Dude, please consider using scrap wood to push stock through table saw. ONE off day, and there goes a finger!
Beautiful. I am inspired to make my own Shoji!
I would be very happy to help you make your own shoji.
Wish I had all of the tools you use! Superb work- I am learning a lot!
Thank you very much for your comment!! 😆
Very very nice , excellent craftsman ship
i have subscribed to you,my friend . you are very talented. thank you for sharing and putting spirit into your work. Here in America, quality like yours is rare. i try to have the same standards of quality and precision for the work i do here building and remodeling houses.
Thank you very much for your comments.
It’s very encouraging for me‼️
Wowww
Very nice, thanks. First search result if you look for Shoji 👍
Also subscribed ☺
I’m very happy😄
Thank you very much🤗
ありがとうごしいました。 2:32 。
どういたしまして。
beautiful work! love all your videos ^w^
Thank you very much😆
Sorprendente trabajo, me encanta que también ahora esta en ingles, ya entiendo mucho mejor! gracias por los videos y mucho animo!! --Great work on the woodworking! and its amazing the work on the video too!-- Saludos desde México
¡Gracias por seguirnos desde México!
Seguiré esforzándome por hacer buenos vídeos👍
あなたの仕事にとても興味があります。訪れたいです。日本のどこに行きますか?
ありがとうございます。
しかし、工場の見学などはお断りしております😔
Does type of wood matter I was thinking of using cedar cause I like the smell and red and brown colors
The type of wood can be whatever you like👍
Woods often used for shoji screens in Japan include spruce, cedar, and cypress.
Hi. Tx for a lovely video. Beautiful craftsmanship. Tell me, does the other side of the door remain with only the paper? Love the wheels that you used. Please do share where to get both the paper & the wheels please. Tx in advance from South Africa✌
Hey, thanks for your comment.That's right.
The other side of the door has only paper on it.
The Japanese hardware I use will be available on this channel someday if there are enough requests.
Please do a video on how to make fusuma doors
Ok, I will upload it when I get a chance👍
Quick question, what lacquers would you recommend for outside shojis?
I think any type of paint for outdoor use will work.
Marine Varnish,for example, would be nice👍
@@samurai-woodworker Many thanks. And I will be doing a couple of large Shoji screens when I move. For my entry way and also balcony.
That's great!!
I wish you a good shoji life 👍
@@ShawnWitty DUH.
What is the dimensions on the Kumiko?
The width of the braid is 8 mm and the depth is 15 mm.
This is a common size for Kumiko.
can i ask sir.. if it is ok on Outdoor for Screen at terrace?
Thanks for the comment.
Unfortunately, shoji screens cannot be used outdoors.
This is because when they get wet in the rain, the paper of the shoji will peel off.
thank you sir..🙏
1:40 or for normal population 3.05 cm egland and amis her stupid imperiale system🤦♀ 90% countries use metric😂