Sizin gibi değerli zanaatkar insanları izlemek dahi büyük bir zevk ellerinize sağlık. Tüm ustalara uzun,sağlıklı bir ömür dilerim.Türkiyeden selam ve saygılarımı sunarım.
nếu để nói về kỹ thuật luyện kim của người Japan thì không cần phải bàn nữa, vì kỹ thuật luyện kim của người Nhật thì phải gọi là tuyệt đỉnh rồi. tui coi mà tôi cảm phục thật sự, họ tôn trọng và nâng niu thành phẩm của họ tạo ra, họ làm việc rất có trách nhiệm và rất tỉ mỉ từng chi tiết nên mọi sản phẩm họ tạo ra rất tỉ mỉ và Sài rất bền theo năm tháng. tôi thật ngưỡng mộ họ. bởi vậy từ xưa đến nay bất kỳ một sản phẩm nào của người Japan tạo ra đều có chất lượng riêng của nó. ngưỡng mộ,,ngưỡng mộ...
I’ve been doing professional woodworking for 38 years. Never once had I thought to sit on the floor and use my toes to hold a piece I was chiseling on. Thats next level craftsmanship. I am not worthy!
Она три дрипца што симулирају ковање Јапанског мача, немају благе везе са ковачким занатом!!! Ово је само филмовано (накарадно), за оне мастиљаре и осталу популацију која нема благе везе о металима, технологији обраде метала, саставу метала, ... Оно што су "стручњаци" (само сагорели силни ћумур) покушали да од обичног гвожђа и комадића металне згуре створе "КАТАНУ" ни пас са маслом не би појео!!! На крају је показао други рад, оригиналну Катану, издало га је наношење глине у симетричним луковима а на приказаном оригиналу ни приближно његовом, једном речју само обмана посматрача, срамота !!!
The traditional method used to create the sword was quite beautiful and seemed like a ritual. The making of the knives was more mechanical. I always thought the lines along the blade were caused by folding the metal many times but it seems to be just an artistic addition.
The sad part about these craftmen is they are all getting old and no one is replacing them . Thier craft will die with them and the world will have lost something irreplaceable, these men are artists in wood an steel and should be preserved and passed on for future generations. Once these old ways are gone they will be gone forever.
I agree some of them are but in the videos you can still see some younger people learning the trade. I think a lot of these practices are safe for the future. They may not be as popular but there will always be a market for this handcrafted work along side the cookie-cutter manufacturing for todays "throw away" society.
Edit: CRAFTSmen... I love the reverence and focus on quality and tradition that many of these craftsman adhere to. It's sad that much of this will be lost in a generation or two (I guess there will always be hipsters that will use these methods, but it will be small scale, and not so much the unbroken chain of master,apprentice and or grandfater-father-son... I guess if Yellowstone explodes or WW3 breaks out, none of it will matter anyway... Thanks for great video...
Это хорошо на соседнем канале кузнец делает хицунуки на станке советского производства, используя обыкновенную плавильню. У нас в колхозе такой станок стоял, и пики для самокатов за банку молока там делали и другие детали для тракторов. Вот это и есть будущее, а это все понты для инвестиций. Конец.
Het aanbrengen van een andere legering op de koppen noemt men in NL wellen. De plaatjes op de koppen van de hamer zijn van een andere samenstelling. Het gloeien en aflossen van de hamer in water heeft tot doel het staal te harden. Sommige staalsoorten (als Arne) worden in olie gehard. Daarna tussen vuurvaste stenen ontlaten totdat het stroogeel is geworden. (Ontlaten is het ontspannen van het staal)
Puur ijzer, dus als delfstof zal altijd toevoegingen nodig hebben om later als gereedschap te kunnen dienen. En bv roestvrijstaal is ongeschikt om scherp te houden of te maken. Stalen messen met een hoog koolstof gehalte zijn het meest geschikt voor het doel waarvoor zij gemaakt worden.
Swords look beautiful, but water tempering kills the steel, creating cracks and making it brittle. These swords are unlikely to be reliable and will most likely break at the first load.
Tell me you're not a metallurgist or blacksmith without telling me... The quench does change the structure of the steel, but that is what MAKES the swords useable... a perfect blend of hardness and flex. The hardness to hold a sharp edge, and flex to keep it from breaking. That quench, combined with a deep understanding of steel is what makes these traditional smiths above the rest... But people who sell knives at gas stations and short lived mall shops need customers too, so keep on keeping on wise one... there's room for you as well...
Thanks for making these videos. I find these fascinating and oddly relaxing.
Boa tarde muito orgulho de poder ver essas obras de arte sendo preparadas obrigado.
Sizin gibi değerli zanaatkar insanları izlemek dahi büyük bir zevk ellerinize sağlık. Tüm ustalara uzun,sağlıklı bir ömür dilerim.Türkiyeden selam ve saygılarımı sunarım.
玄翁からキセル迄 ２回も視聴させていただきました。
手塩にかけて創作される手順は先代、先仝代から、親方衆からの秘伝の伝承に依るものですね。
正しく、技術の粋を極められた工程の結晶ですね。
これらの皆様のお陰で日本国は成り立っています。
それぞれの製作治具はお見事です。
失敗の連続で作り上げられた専用工具類は敬服致します。
カンナの刃の押さえ棒の埋設方法には感心しました。
それぞれの皆様からの感動をを受けました。
自分の職分でベストを尽くしたいと思います。
８７才 爺
What laborious work. It is because of that patience and dedication that I love Japanese crafts and their finished products. Thanks for sharing.!
The thickness of that shaving from the planer demonstration. Incredible.
nếu để nói về kỹ thuật luyện kim của người Japan thì không cần phải bàn nữa, vì kỹ thuật luyện kim của người Nhật thì phải gọi là tuyệt đỉnh rồi. tui coi mà tôi cảm phục thật sự, họ tôn trọng và nâng niu thành phẩm của họ tạo ra, họ làm việc rất có trách nhiệm và rất tỉ mỉ từng chi tiết nên mọi sản phẩm họ tạo ra rất tỉ mỉ và Sài rất bền theo năm tháng. tôi thật ngưỡng mộ họ. bởi vậy từ xưa đến nay bất kỳ một sản phẩm nào của người Japan tạo ra đều có chất lượng riêng của nó. ngưỡng mộ,,ngưỡng mộ...
Sangat teliti dan bagus pekerjaan tuan tuan yang berkarya indah dan tinggi buda
Exceptional skill and artistry. Beautiful hand crafted and worth its pricetag. Your skill is a gift.
才能ある職人への敬意
Người Nhật rèn luyện thép kỹ lưỡng, Nên sản phẩm làm ra chất lượng cao 🇯🇵👍.
19:29 ここ好きすぎる
I’ve been doing professional woodworking for 38 years. Never once had I thought to sit on the floor and use my toes to hold a piece I was chiseling on.
Thats next level craftsmanship.
I am not worthy!
日本職人令人敬佩👍
Videos like this never get old. Thank you for sharing.
この外人さんに立派な後継者になってほしい。
A true artisan, I have only respect for your skill, dedication and hard work.
wow what a dedication ,, workmanship ,,,
Thợ rèn Nhật Bản đẳng cấp lắm, Họ rèn dao bén ngót rất tuyệt vời..Hi 🇯🇵👍.
الله يعطيه الصحه ولعافية
Amin.tüm ustalara ve müslüman toplumuna.
@@seyyahkatip4691 Thanks to ALL Master Craftsmen of the world.
Очень люблю смотреть как куют металл , особенно хороших мастеров кузнецов!! Respect from Russia!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
russia is a terrorist state!
russia china northkorea😂😂
Она три дрипца што симулирају ковање Јапанског мача, немају благе везе са ковачким занатом!!! Ово је само филмовано (накарадно), за оне мастиљаре и осталу популацију која нема благе везе о металима, технологији обраде метала, саставу метала, ...
Оно што су "стручњаци" (само сагорели силни ћумур) покушали да од обичног гвожђа и комадића металне згуре створе "КАТАНУ" ни пас са маслом не би појео!!!
На крају је показао други рад, оригиналну Катану, издало га је наношење глине у симетричним луковима а на приказаном оригиналу ни приближно његовом, једном речју само обмана посматрача, срамота !!!
росию на хуй!
Great job 😮
Magnifique, je regardais cet homme faire ses marteaux et c’était juste parfait…🥊
Amazing!....Thanks for sharing this video! Greetings from Vienna!
Bravo à tous !
宮大工さんが10万円以上の玄翁を自慢するのも頷ける出来栄えで解ります。匠の後継者大事に育てたいですよね。
Pure love in these trades which will die out in the future. Love the tradesman ship. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺
장인들의 모든것은 아름답습니다
대단합니다
Made in Japan. 👍
我服了日本人。日本人真是厲害👍👍👍👍👍
The skills of the Japanese people are surpassed by no other people on this earth
I just found this channel and I love learning all of these things. Thank you
Parabéns
대단하십니다!❤❤❤
모두 대단하시고 존경합니다❤
I have made a knife at Asanokajiya studio. Its pretty cool knowing the shop
Such a beautiful katana. I need one made of tamahagane.
The traditional method used to create the sword was quite beautiful and seemed like a ritual. The making of the knives was more mechanical. I always thought the lines along the blade were caused by folding the metal many times but it seems to be just an artistic addition.
😊все началось с молотка😊
Sublime skills. 👏
The sad part about these craftmen is they are all getting old and no one is replacing them . Thier craft will die with them and the world will have lost something irreplaceable, these men are artists in wood an steel and should be preserved and passed on for future generations. Once these old ways are gone they will be gone forever.
I agree some of them are but in the videos you can still see some younger people learning the trade. I think a lot of these practices are safe for the future. They may not be as popular but there will always be a market for this handcrafted work along side the cookie-cutter manufacturing for todays "throw away" society.
ajib, keren...❤👍🇲🇨
Love those hammers. I didn’t know hammers can be made so beautifully.
Saludos pura chulada
عمل رائع جدا 😊
Me encanta
Can i buy this
Saya cinta produk jepang
Japan❤South Korea❤USA
Hats off to japanese tradesmen
Edit: CRAFTSmen... I love the reverence and focus on quality and tradition that many of these craftsman adhere to. It's sad that much of this will be lost in a generation or two (I guess there will always be hipsters that will use these methods, but it will be small scale, and not so much the unbroken chain of master,apprentice and or grandfater-father-son...
I guess if Yellowstone explodes or WW3 breaks out, none of it will matter anyway...
Thanks for great video...
COŚ PIEKNIEGO , PIĘKNA PRACA i a zal ze w POLSCE nie mam takich narzędzi
wow, einfach toll
44:30 - ученики несмышлёные у мастера)) или разволновались перед камерой
это туристическое представление. показуха. я оригинальный ролик смотрел, там в описании это указано.
Apoyemos al pequeño empresario .
Salute🙏
made in Japan😊😊❤❤❤
Кузнецы ещё раз меня удивили Это какие то художественные понты
آهنگ پخش شده در پس زمینه چه نام دارد
ژاپن بهترین مکان برای زندگی است
تبریک به مردم ژاپن
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Our hammers are superior because we cut on the forward and back stroke with our files...
역시 일본다운 장인정신 최고👍
who is the swordmaker please?
@ 18:09 that freaking large wheel sander
Каждый молоток стоит наверное целое состояние.😂
La beauté n'a pas de prix
Hard work makes buteyfull things normally
Это хорошо на соседнем канале кузнец делает хицунуки на станке советского производства, используя обыкновенную плавильню. У нас в колхозе такой станок стоял, и пики для самокатов за банку молока там делали и другие детали для тракторов. Вот это и есть будущее, а это все понты для инвестиций. Конец.
Not call soft iron,its call mild steel.
what did he use to fuse the steel to the iron
Blacksmiths master
👍👍👍
A que edad se jubilan en Japon?
110years old
👌👍🗜️⚒️📐⚙️🖌️🇯🇵😉
何処で買えるの
Tanto que ay que ver y la vida no nos alcanza
Het aanbrengen van een andere legering op de koppen noemt men in NL wellen. De plaatjes op de koppen van de hamer zijn van een andere samenstelling. Het gloeien en aflossen van de hamer in water heeft tot doel het staal te harden.
Sommige staalsoorten (als Arne) worden in olie gehard. Daarna tussen vuurvaste stenen ontlaten totdat het stroogeel is geworden. (Ontlaten is het ontspannen van het staal)
🥰🥰✌
食品に使うものなのに、鉛バスなんて使って大丈夫なのかなぁ。
溶融塩（ソルト焼き入れ）のような気がするが、、、
43:28 BGMが駄目
Hay
Puur ijzer, dus als delfstof zal altijd toevoegingen nodig hebben om later als gereedschap te kunnen dienen.
En bv roestvrijstaal is ongeschikt om scherp te houden of te maken. Stalen messen met een hoog koolstof gehalte zijn het meest geschikt voor het doel waarvoor zij gemaakt worden.
Японские Золенгеры,что было у Немцев. Шас их не найдти в России. Интересно можно ли заказать ?
👍
モノを作る楽しさを感ずるが、金にはなりそうもない。私も、工作が大好きだった。皆さん、十分に食ってゆけるのだろうか？
If you find your niche. People like me will spend VERY good money on finely crafted products.
鉋屋が鉋を使う。その鉋を鉋屋が造る。
何時までも何処までも鉋屋の世界。
このジョークは外国の人々に伝わるのか？🤣🤣🤣
mantabb
lack of hearing protection is sad.
Да
Техника безопасности отдыхает
В перчатках на станках работает
臺灣農夫 有手肘護套
Мда, пафоса конечно на ровном месте с Эверест.
日本國內怎麼會有西洋人（鑄劍的那一段）？
最後一位製煙桿師，可能没有接班人了。
或則～～～有。
단접은 누가 최초로 생각해 냈는지~
존경스럽네.
지금 쓰는 대패는 다 일본식 대패네.
일제36년 겪으면서 얼마나 발전한겨.
😀😀😀
透明塑膠面套 不傷臉
Mahakarya,,
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Swords look beautiful, but water tempering kills the steel, creating cracks and making it brittle. These swords are unlikely to be reliable and will most likely break at the first load.
Tell me you're not a metallurgist or blacksmith without telling me...
The quench does change the structure of the steel, but that is what MAKES the swords useable... a perfect blend of hardness and flex. The hardness to hold a sharp edge, and flex to keep it from breaking. That quench, combined with a deep understanding of steel is what makes these traditional smiths above the rest...
But people who sell knives at gas stations and short lived mall shops need customers too, so keep on keeping on wise one... there's room for you as well...
@@jaysonquinlan8406 Drink some water, sit, calm your nerves. The main thing is to breathe deeply and evenly.
You need a hammer to make a hammer.
Everything is a hammer if you need a hammer... unless it's a screwdriver- in that case, it's a chisel.
2 million subscribers channel selling
ew
帶個黑眼鏡不傷眼 我是穿舊衣