El emeği - göz nuru ( bu bir Türkçe deyim, her birinde ; çok emek, çaba, sanat yeteneği, var anlamında ) ürünler, çok güzel. Suyun şırıltısı bile, çekici hale geldi... Teşekkürler....
If you are looking for quality and workmanship in household appliances, you should look for Japanese products with taste, precision and mastery. I love Japanese workers for their dedication and ethics to their work. Thank you for this video and thank you for this channel, which provides followers with the finest programs. I wish you continued success
This was the most surprising video yet. The talent and artistry in this shop was amazing. I didn't know tinware even COULD be this beautiful and made with such quality. Another outstanding video, and a shop that I would love to be able to visit.
The design and pattern are beautiful, the work is beautiful, the people are beautiful, and Japan is beautiful. But then before 1300 years what Japanese were used to drinking water? Curious to know. 🙏.
same as everyone else on the planet: wood, clay - ash fired clay or ceramics. You can also make cups from various animal parts (octopus, for example - still done as a craft in Iwate in Japan) and cups & storage vessels from various plants.
Кто-нибудь может представить источники, подтверждающие существование в Китае производства жести 1300 лет назад? По моим сведениям, начало производства жести (медной) относят к 16-му веку. Это первое. Второе - посуда-то не жестяная, а оловянная. И все восторгаются японскими технологиями. А Андерсена "Стойкий оловянный солдатик" и не вспомнят. Между прочим, в средние века в Европе оловянная посуда была обычным предметом быта. Как и оловянные пуговицы. Такую посуду, как показано в этом кине, можно на кухне без проблем для окружающей среды чеканить. Еще и красивше можно. Дед я.
@@X_POTATO_Legendary_Edition Я не совсем понял Ваш натиск. Олово - один из немногих металлов, доступных в самородном состоянии. Технология его рафинирования очень проста и доступна. В 16-м веке из олова массово делалась посуда для бедных. Тогда же была открыта "оловянная чума" - при температуре ниже +10 чистое олово рассыпается в порошок. Сегодня олово в чистом виде не используется - или сплав олово\висмут для технических целей, или олово\свинец для соприкасающихся с пищей предметов. И вот сегодня за высокие технологии мне выдают литье оловянного сплава в гипсовые формы. Да еще и за японские. I didn't quite understand your onslaught. Tin is one of the few metals available in its native state. The technology for refining it is very simple and accessible. In the 16th century, tin was widely used to make utensils for the poor. At the same time, the “tin plague” was discovered - at temperatures below +10, pure tin crumbles into powder. Today, tin is not used in its pure form - either a tin/bismuth alloy for technical purposes, or tin/lead for objects in contact with food. And today, for high technology, they give me the casting of a tin alloy into plaster molds. And even for Japanese ones.
I was confused for a moment when they joined the two halves together. I was missing the solder. But then I remembered that tin _is_ solder. XD Now I wonder, is it still soldering even if you don't add solder to join two parts together?
no its just welding at that point soldering is different to welding in that the parts being joined are not melted and are usually not the same material as the solder
This is welding, where 2 pieces of the same kind of metal are melted together and becomes one piece. Soldering is when you use a filler to join 2 pieces of metal together. Typically soldering can be reversed while welding is a permanent bond.
@@my3bikaht88 You *can* do it with multi-part molds, but handling multi-part molds is just a pain in the arse. Easier to just do it in 2 simple parts given you'll need to machine the result anyway.
Yes. And? You're missing the entire point. If you just want "better, cheaper, and faster" then buy a plastic cup made in China and get the "best, cheapest, and fastest made".
Одна проблема-это не жестяная посуда, а оловянная. Олово намного мягче и пластичней жести и обработка много легче, но оно и недолговечнее. Делать посуду из олова это в современном мире особенный вид мазохизма.
1 piece fits inside the other as a push fit joint. they are then welded together for a permanent bond, as the video shows, and then machined down to a smooth finish to (mostly) hide the join.
You're stating an asthetic *preference*, not a fact - and in this case they are also mistranslating from the Japanese. It would be better described/translated as "tableware as an art form"
Чистое нет. Но следует хранить в теплом месте. При температурах ниже +10 рассыпается в порошок - это называется "оловянная чума". Стабилизируется добавками свинца или висмута. Но сплав ПОС-90 (10% свинца) считается пищевым (для холодных продуктов), а про висмут не помню. Дед я.
Just kupchak sample fish arowana red color gold color in markit would jark 🇧🇳🇮🇩howmony his on low zise fish doing gold and silver what howmony doing Dimon on market would what they Luther began natural up howmony high and low different freedoms natural geography 😂human updates jark hand people support industry just zone Asian American European Africa selling very well just ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
ついこの間、こちらの製品を記念品として使用させていただきました。
（私が前々からこちらの錫器が欲しかったったので、候補に入れたら採用された）
とても喜んでもらえたので、今度は自分用に購入します！
昔奮発して買ったこちらの酒器を愛用してる。落語なんかに「ものは器で食わせる」なんて言葉が出てくるが、まさに一味違う。器にも味があるんだと思う。初めて製作のプロセスを拝見したが、今後はまた一味違った晩酌が楽しめそう。
この美しい国を訪問したいと思っています。イラク出身のアーメドです。
Молодцы❤🙏
水を注ぐときの涼しげな音が素晴らしい！！
粋ですねー
El emeği - göz nuru ( bu bir Türkçe deyim, her birinde ; çok emek, çaba, sanat yeteneği, var anlamında ) ürünler, çok güzel. Suyun şırıltısı bile, çekici hale geldi... Teşekkürler....
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If you are looking for quality and workmanship in household appliances, you should look for Japanese products with taste, precision and mastery. I love Japanese workers for their dedication and ethics to their work. Thank you for this video and thank you for this channel, which provides followers with the finest programs. I wish you continued success
😊Очень интересный процесс, красивая посуда ручной работы👍 ❤️🇯🇵
Very Good Very Nice your Working and your Channel Thanks so much my Lovely Goodbye next time 🌹❤️
Just stunning. I could watch all day.
Спасибо,очень красивая работа!
It would be so cool to learn an artistic craft like this! Beautiful stuff!
This was the most surprising video yet. The talent and artistry in this shop was amazing. I didn't know tinware even COULD be this beautiful and made with such quality. Another outstanding video, and a shop that I would love to be able to visit.
Very peaceful watching this.
주석잔이 무르다 보니까 사용하다 보면 자기 자신만의 흔적 이랄까요 나만의 특징이 잔에 묻어 나게 되죠 ㅎㅎ
Outstanding! Great video thanks!!
Người Nhật Bản sản xuất đồ dùng trong gia đình, Rất đẹp và sang trọng..🇯🇵👍.
Это то самое олово, добытое разрушением Андаманского моря в Таиланде. Покажите нам, как была добыта руда, для выплавления этих слитков.
Olá povos orientais vocêis são incríveis...!!!❤😮 Brasil AMÉRICA DO SUL 🇧🇷🇨🇳🇯🇵🤔😎🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
수백년씩 내려온 일본의 장인정신은 존경스럽습니다!!
THANKS !!!
Những mặt hàng cao cấp xài trong gia đình. Người Nhật làm vậy bao giờ hư..🇯🇵👍.
wow, another great video
The design and pattern are beautiful, the work is beautiful, the people are beautiful, and Japan is beautiful. But then before 1300 years what Japanese were used to drinking water? Curious to know. 🙏.
same as everyone else on the planet: wood, clay - ash fired clay or ceramics. You can also make cups from various animal parts (octopus, for example - still done as a craft in Iwate in Japan) and cups & storage vessels from various plants.
Дякую за гарне відео. Дуже сподобався процес виготовлення.
Each item is a unique piece of art.
Suguhan yang sangat menarik
This cup like mountain fuji
Best wishes 👍👍👍
happy little stratovolcanoes
Best of Best 👍
I WANT ONE
What a beautiful craftsmanship it is ❤❤ love the guy who uploaded the video atleast we got to know such things exist ❤
Кто-нибудь может представить источники, подтверждающие существование в Китае производства жести 1300 лет назад? По моим сведениям, начало производства жести (медной) относят к 16-му веку. Это первое. Второе - посуда-то не жестяная, а оловянная. И все восторгаются японскими технологиями. А Андерсена "Стойкий оловянный солдатик" и не вспомнят. Между прочим, в средние века в Европе оловянная посуда была обычным предметом быта. Как и оловянные пуговицы. Такую посуду, как показано в этом кине, можно на кухне без проблем для окружающей среды чеканить. Еще и красивше можно. Дед я.
Дед, пей таблетки, а то получишь по жопе.
中国锡器其实是从明代才开始，大概是公元1403年 不过1300年前是中国唐朝时期 ，那时候中国有工艺很好的金器和银器，制作工艺被当时日本派遣到中国的使者学会带回日本，不过由于日本矿物资源匮乏。只能用别的金属替代。。就用了锡这种容易加工的金属吧
@@X_POTATO_Legendary_Edition Я не совсем понял Ваш натиск.
Олово - один из немногих металлов, доступных в самородном состоянии. Технология его рафинирования очень проста и доступна. В 16-м веке из олова массово делалась посуда для бедных. Тогда же была открыта "оловянная чума" - при температуре ниже +10 чистое олово рассыпается в порошок. Сегодня олово в чистом виде не используется - или сплав олово\висмут для технических целей, или олово\свинец для соприкасающихся с пищей предметов.
И вот сегодня за высокие технологии мне выдают литье оловянного сплава в гипсовые формы. Да еще и за японские.
I didn't quite understand your onslaught. Tin is one of the few metals available in its native state. The technology for refining it is very simple and accessible. In the 16th century, tin was widely used to make utensils for the poor. At the same time, the “tin plague” was discovered - at temperatures below +10, pure tin crumbles into powder. Today, tin is not used in its pure form - either a tin/bismuth alloy for technical purposes, or tin/lead for objects in contact with food. And today, for high technology, they give me the casting of a tin alloy into plaster molds. And even for Japanese ones.
Beautiful!
Magnificent
プロセスX👍👍👍
Молодцы❤🙏🌞
These things shown are so new and exciting to me.
Very beautiful ❤
So beautiful!
メイドインジャパン🇯🇵
Я из России тоже хочу приобрести!
So where could one buy items like these?
Great skill brilliant to watch thank you😁👍
Why does the melted tin in the beginning look so cold like I know it’s not cold at all but it just looks cold is that just me
How does cold look like? :)
Perhaps you mean why isn't it boiling? In any case, tin got a low melting point, 232° C and a boiling point of 2270° C.
I don’t know how to describe it it just looks like a pan of cold water I want to touch but I know it’s really hot
こういう仕事ってどこで探せるんでしょう、、、？
Pakistan 🇵🇰Nice ❤
Great ❤
Процесс завораживает.
Жаль, что такая посуда очень непрактична, а по красоте не дотягивает до стеклянной посуды.
I was confused for a moment when they joined the two halves together. I was missing the solder. But then I remembered that tin _is_ solder. XD
Now I wonder, is it still soldering even if you don't add solder to join two parts together?
no its just welding at that point soldering is different to welding
in that the parts being joined are not melted and are usually not the same material
as the solder
This is welding, where 2 pieces of the same kind of metal are melted together and becomes one piece. Soldering is when you use a filler to join 2 pieces of metal together. Typically soldering can be reversed while welding is a permanent bond.
これで冷酒をいれたら旨そうだなあ
Жестяные изделия? Не увидел. А так-то да, подарочные наборы с указанием не применять по назначению. Типа пластиковой одноразовой посуды.
Why did the piece at 5:45 need to be cast in two separate pieces instead of just all at once and avoid all of that joining and combining work?
It's wider in the middle, you won't be able to remove form parts after casting as a single piece.
@@my3bikaht88 You *can* do it with multi-part molds, but handling multi-part molds is just a pain in the arse. Easier to just do it in 2 simple parts given you'll need to machine the result anyway.
Ну и где здесь жесть ЭТО ОЛОВО и стаканы оловянные а вообще красиво молодцы прочности
наверное не будет
What is the form made of? It is permanent? How often can you pour silver in?
a lot of the process can be donne better ,cheaper and faster with the use of better machinery.
Yes. And? You're missing the entire point.
If you just want "better, cheaper, and faster" then buy a plastic cup made in China and get the "best, cheapest, and fastest made".
Is the cup supposed to look like mt. Fuji?
Do they have a website where i can place an order?
好想買喔
「そういや昔職業体験で錫器の現場お邪魔したことあったなぁ…」って思ったら見たことある製品出てきて調べたら同じところでワロタ
Are these products tin or alu. Thx for video.
Tin.
Thanks 👍
"프리미엄 식기를 만드는 과정. 약 1300년의 역사를 지닌 일본의 주석 제품 제조 공정" 제목 처럼 1300년 전부터 주석 식기를 사용 했다는 말인가요?
Привет молодец хорошо ❤❤
👍👍 teliti tepat screpnya (bubut)
КИСЛОТУ СЕРНУЮ, ДАВАЙТЕ В ПОМЕЩЕНИЕ!! ОНА ЦЕЛИТЕЛЬНА, НЕ ЗАБУДЬТЕ ХЛОР В ОЧЕНЬ БОЛЬШИХ КОНЦЕНТРАЦИЯХ!!!
Не деген өнермен халық Жапония қалай әдемілеп өз қолымен жасап шығарды мықты
bonito
the music was more annoying and repetitive than usual. good work.
What is the name of the song it's beautiful
Is it pure tin or an alloy?
👍😀🇧🇷
飛鳥時代
Одна проблема-это не жестяная посуда, а оловянная. Олово намного мягче и пластичней жести и обработка много легче, но оно и недолговечнее. Делать посуду из олова это в современном мире особенный вид мазохизма.
👍👍👍
is it safe for health using thin?
Ezek a japan gyartmányokról szóló videok ,kitűnöek , tudjuk hogy ami japán az minöség ....De a magyar feliratok a videök alatt mindig hibásak...
Is this soft like pewter?
แร่ดีบุก อันตรายต่อมนุษย์ไหม
4:01 I do not understand how tapping two pieces together, bonds them. Please explain this.
1 piece fits inside the other as a push fit joint. they are then welded together for a permanent bond, as the video shows, and then machined down to a smooth finish to (mostly) hide the join.
FYI: tableware is NOT luxurious; it's functional.
You're stating an asthetic *preference*, not a fact - and in this case they are also mistranslating from the Japanese. It would be better described/translated as "tableware as an art form"
Word salad.@@iatsd
@@paladin0654 Learn to read then if it confuses you
целительный воздух расплавленного олова!!! ДОЛОЙ ВЫТЯЖКУ И ТЕХНИКУ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ!!! ДОЛОЙ ОХРАНУ ТРУДА!!! где свинец??? Я не пойму???
😍😍😍👍👍👍👍
와 한국에서 저 컵하나에 90만원
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
残念ながらこれに1番価値を見出していないのは日本人かもしれんな
还有一个
Copo de chumbo metais pesados não fazem mal? Além de amassar fácil ate mordendo.
Foi o que eu pensei, que é um recipiente de chumbo, muito tóxico!! Vai saber, gente maluca!!!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
一千三百年前唐朝时期。是遣唐使带回去的吧
I would love to watch the video but that piano music is driving me insane.
so hit mute. some people just can't resist complaining, can they, ffs....
:[ をヨーロッパに送ってみませんか
🏁
倒熱水不會溶出重金屬嗎？🤔🤔🤔
倒核汚水溶出政府補貼
中國頂流網紅假孝子李璞
-Jake的公開日記-
중국아니고 한국에서 주석기술이 전해진것임
Класс, но разве олово не токсично?
Чистое нет. Но следует хранить в теплом месте. При температурах ниже +10 рассыпается в порошок - это называется "оловянная чума". Стабилизируется добавками свинца или висмута. Но сплав ПОС-90 (10% свинца) считается пищевым (для холодных продуктов), а про висмут не помню. Дед я.
buram buram nitelik..
품에 비하면 그다지 예쁘진 않은듯...
錫？錫杯飲完重金屬超標，如果是日本就沒什麼關係，因為什麼化學物料都已經超標了，不差這一個，放心，開心的飲用吧😂
Just kupchak sample fish arowana red color gold color in markit would jark 🇧🇳🇮🇩howmony his on low zise fish doing gold and silver what howmony doing Dimon on market would what they Luther began natural up howmony high and low different freedoms natural geography 😂human updates jark hand people support industry just zone Asian American European Africa selling very well just ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤