Simple (but not really) Stand from reclaimed wood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2021
- I wanted a little stand for my room so decided to bring back some wood from the worksite and make this over the weekend. A quick fun project experimenting with joineries and working with what I had.
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Thank you again for the high integrity and inspiration of your work and honoring all the carpenters who have gone before you.
I love the way you make your videos. The process, beautiful elevation of material, tools, crisp sound. No talking. Things speaking for themselves.
Thank you 😊
The grain of the wood alone.... Thank you.
Very impressed by your traditional tategu-shi skills. Thank you for showing and sharing the use of traditional Japanese woodworking tools. Their tradition spirit and use. ⛩️🎏🙏🏽
Ur videos take the stress out of my life, great craftsmanship, which is very rare these days, many thanks.
That's great to hear 😊
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All that errort, skill & detail in those chisel cuts, and they won't be seen!
At least we saw the build & can appreciate what went into this not so simple stand!
I really enjoyed hearing your chisels cut! A sharp chisel makes such a pleasant sound.
That is very nice.
Beautiful. A saw, a couple of planes and chisels, a pencil, and a square. Not even a vice! Woodwork is so "simple (but not really)"!
As a carpenter of some thirty plus years. I do enjoy seeing other craftsmen at work. Super job 👍
That's great to hear 😊
Thanks!
Beautiful work. I’m just beginning at age 49 and absolutely love to watch such satisfying work.
Uauuuu ... your garbadge has a lot of good and clean wood
Can you show us how you sharpen your chisels?
Wow beautiful shavings
It's much nicer watching this on TH-cam than Instagram. Glad you posted the full vid on here. Thanks!
My grandaddy brought one of those saws home w/him from Japan many yrs (at least 80 yrs old) ago, &used it until the day he died!! I’ve used it several times to cut out door jams &stuff...It’s a great tool!!
I love that you use hand tools, you really know your stuff. Beautiful job, please keep them coming, subbed from today on.
Cheers!
The house that fell down is now basically a big pile of solid gold! Old wood is simply beautifull, please don't let the rest go to waste!
You did a really good job working with that softwood! Not an easy task to chisel all of that end grain so cleanly. End the end result is super nice as well, very elegant and nice proportions
Man your work is beautiful. The precision is so incredible and i also appreciate the aesthetic beauty of it being such a simple end product. that simplicity is just elegance (achieved from reclaimed wood no less!). The window in your room too, amazing!! As an aspiring architect, joinings like these are what inspire me, and I wish to one day meet and work with you (and others like you) to produce incredible, timeless forms!! Even this video is just so informative and useful, thank you!!
the tools too, god the authenticity of it all brings me so much joy!!!
Thank you for your kind words 😊
my new favourite channel
Thanks 😊
We need these all at normal speed! Awesome vids!
That is a very good and simple idea. To take something from one life and give it a second. Thanks for sharing this video.
That's great to hear!
Cheers! 😊🙌
Awesome! The great spirit of the woodworking! Thanks man! People like you give us the motivation to continue walking in the ways of traditions!
Really enjoying your videos, you should do a video series on how to properly sharpen a chisel.
Nicely done, thanks for showing us.
I was going to use a simplified castle joint to make a small table but now I think I will use this instead. beautiful joint perfect for small furniture
Love the channel and the high skill level in what you do,please give us a video on some of your chisels,hammers and saw's,all very interesting to me.
Aahhh the background sound is a therapy for my soul
Excellent workmanship!
Your skill is extraordanary..well done
Great work!!!
Beautiful
Simple (but really beautiful).
Great work sir
Masterful
Simple and beautiful.
Thank you 😊
Superb!
So cool to watch. Inspiring. Thank you!
Happy to hear that!
Cheers! 😊
Indeed simple but not really.
I like it very much.
It would be really instructive when you could make a video on how you did the scribing.
Would that be possible?
Fantastic joinery as always!
Thanks!
Always love the videos! Learn so much
Thank you 😊
Brilliant as usual... bravo !
Thanks! 😊
Such a simple looking stand made with skill as always
Cheers! 😊🙌
Nice one man! Good to hear you also mumble your measurements under your breath :D
Thanks Dorian!
Some habits are just so unconscious! 🤣
@@dylaniwakuni Hello, can you tell me where did you buy your chisels? thanks
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Is there any other way for one to mentally lock in the measurements? I think not...
I love those bevels
Wow, excellent!
Thanks! 😊
Amazing skill just subbed im going to watch all your videos
I can't imagine the honor of being trained by a Japanese craftsmen. It's so much more than a discipline, but a philosophy.
Awesome vids
Made a footstool for my mother using 14 degree thru tennons. Next time I’ll try this concealed dovetail.
Nice job -- Douglas fir rarely good as good!!
Simple does not necessarily mean easy. Wonderful video.
Cheers! 😊🙌
Nice 👍👍
neat video!
Cheers!
Good job man.
I'm from indonesia.
Beautiful work! your skills and aesthetics are mesmerizing. Can you tell me please what kind of nomi are you using @ 10:44 ? Thanks!
Its so cool. Second!
Need to go to Japan for some lessons
excellent work
How can I get the exact measurements?
it would be great thanks
Is this the left-over wood from moving the 100 year-old building?
Will you ever use a multi-tool?
Are you soaking the wood in something before you start pairing?
Absolutely brilliant video but, you really need to find a better location for your microphone.
Thank you for the new video, Dylan. Always impressive!
Any idea what kind of wood that is? Looks like good quality, even from the first time it was used.
Thanks!
I'm quite sure the wood is Matsu (Japanese pine).
Your skill and attention to detail is both beautiful and inspiring. When you are putting the final touches on the end grain of your joinery, do you put anything on the wood before you cut it with the chisel? It looks like oil, but I've never heard of that technique before.
Water most likely.
A lovely reclaimed wood project! Do you find that that type of joint to be easier to make than others, or is it about the same?
Thanks!
Well it depends on what kind of joinery. Definitely more complicated than a mortise and tenon joint, but I wanted a particular design so had to use dovetails
Beautiful and simple, but bugs me how the most complicated part of it isn't even visible in the finished piece. 🤷♂️😄
Haha, thanks!
I wanted a simple look but doing it with this joinery was the only way I could think of to achieve the look
Where can I learn japanese woodworking
Really nice. When you're marking out the wood, do you measure from the centre? Like timber framing. Also, what do the little X marks you draw represent? Love your marking squares, I might have to get some of those!
It depends on the material and part. For this one, the top board I measured from the centre. But for the legs, I measured from the edge.
X is just my way to indicate a cut line (saw completely through).
@@dylaniwakuni makes sense, thanks! Awesome videos sir.
Do you know what variety of timber this is. I’m from Australia and am not familiar with Japanese species.
Just wondering why you don't bother with some simple clamps to keep the piece from moving? Do clamps just slow you down?
He is showing the ways to work in a minimal manner as possible, otherwise all these can be finished quick
What, no blue epoxy river!?
Yuck I personally despise that trendy crap. Woodworking for me is like church, not meant to display man's domination of chemicals. Just my opinion.
Well then. Now I can wood
Why can't I have sharp chisels like those 😭
what kind of wood is this?
Did you buy or make the Japanese shoulder plane?
I bought these
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but did you use wood blocks to sand without using sandpaper?
EDIT: Or is the wood block a specific type of wood?
I think your referring to the wooden planes he is using, there is a plane blade in the block of he is using to smoothen the joints, i may be wrong as i am a complete amateur but hope this helps👍👍
Aspen and pine?
What kind of Nomi are you using there? Are they HSS?
These are just standard Nomi. Not really sure who it's made by
can anyone tell me what kind of wood that is?
What is the tool used at 0:35 called?
Japanese people: talented, skillful craftsmanship on every piece, even the smallest ones
American people: **the fastest nail gun in the west**
it looks like you do not use glue. is there a philosophy to use it or not?
Teach me your marking 🙏
Max 75 kg?
Excuse me sir, did you sell your soul to the devil in return for these skills?
Just kidding. I adore japanese carpentry. And your skills are out of this world. I mean, you have cnc precision with handtools. For anyone reading this comment, let that sink in.
a second life to otherwise "retired waste", very nice
Yes, retired waste can still be beauty and functional when properly used✨
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Extremely concerned about your breathing plz tc Awesome work and skill full craftsmanship
yummy
Dude, what's with all the heavy breathing? Lol
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