I've seen the production of Yosegi the very first time, I even didn't know that it exits. I'm very, very impressed from the detail craftsmanship and the precision. Thank you for showing it to us.
When he sprayed down that box with the hose I thought one of us had gone insane. Then he decided woodworking was too easy and decided to make paper instead. Maybe I should be leaving my projects in damp cardboard boxes too...
Freehand cutting on a table saw is unsafe. Please don't hurt yourself. Better to use the fence or a sled or miter gauge. Something to reference your cuts so they can't twist partway.
Who need AI machinery when this fella has super natural stable hands. Glueing those two thin panels on top off each other sliding them to fit and scraping the excess glue with one hand holding the two on the other, that took the wind out off my sails ⛵
As someone else said, fingers near table saw was scary. I have a half-brother who ran a furniture business missing multiple fingers because of multiple accidents.
Wonderful work! I didn't understand the part at the end however, where the wood is placed in a water soaked cardboard box with a wet towel on top. What was the reason for that.
The individual pieces are glued criss-crossed with the grain at different orientations. This causes stresses in the finished piece that translate to crumpling and warping in the thin-shaved sheets. The wood is gently moistened in the box first so that this warping can be flattened out as it dries.
You know it would be helpful for you to use subtitles in English for describing the wood types and veneers you use and what size cuts you make,also please use a push stick instead of both of your hands on the table saw!
Hey, me, do you want to see a profession that will give you nightmares about being off by a micrometer, oh and that's saw bite is calculated in the 10s of percent's? Well, here you go!
It's so sad to see comments made by people and young children with low IQs. Do you think that triangles, squares, and star-shaped hieroglyphs were invented by just one person?
@@Zack-xz1ph Manji and Hakenkreuz have the same shape but are clearly different and the history of Manji is far older. Even in Asian countries, WW2 and Hakenkreuz are well known and studied, and it is taboo to intentionally use Hakenkreuz. However, in Asian countries, a Manji used as a pattern is either a meaningless hieroglyphic pattern or a symbol with the meaning of a shrine or temple. It is nothing else, and I wouldn't go out of my way to write Hakenkreuz meaning Nazi in such a place. If terrorists in the Asian world use a simple square symbol in the future and do something like the Holocaust, will Western societies stop writing squares in the future for the rest of their lives? Will any square drawn in the past at all be regarded as a symbol of evil and condemned? I don't understand Xenophobia at all!
@@ivanivan8944 он эти слайсы клеит на дощечки, а из них делает декоративные коробочки. В описании есть ссылка на видео. В общем декоративно-прикладное искусство
Now imagine the time and work it took to do the same thing before power tools, or modern glues. Beautiful work.
I've seen the production of Yosegi the very first time, I even didn't know that it exits. I'm very, very impressed from the detail craftsmanship and the precision. Thank you for showing it to us.
When he sprayed down that box with the hose I thought one of us had gone insane.
Then he decided woodworking was too easy and decided to make paper instead.
Maybe I should be leaving my projects in damp cardboard boxes too...
Excellent work. Fingers and thumbs very close to blades though.
When I begin watching these videos I have no idea what the final results will be. I am never disappointed.
All my respect to a tru craftsman.
Que hermoso trabajo, saludos desde México... Una pregunta:
que tipo de madera ocupas?
WOW! That's incredible. I've never seen woodwork like that. The patience and skill involved is beyond masterful.
He knows how to fine tune his planning machine by heart. Amazing work!
Didn't he just stack ply board?
@@secondarycontainment4727 Yes he did and if you think it's easy to get to that kind of precision please try it and make a video of it.
@@MrKozure seem like I would be making more seems. LOL
あー…やっぱり寄せ木細工は美しいなぁ…。
切り落とした端っこのギザギザ部分はどうするんだろう？何かに使われるのかな。まさか捨てちゃうのかな？
もしそうなら端っこ欲しいなぁ…。
…焼き菓子以外で端っこ欲しいって初めて思ったわ😮
Unbelievable results. That is amazing. I'm in complete awe. And WHAT beautiful craftsmanship. I wish I could do an apprenticeship. Highly unlikely
Amazing work, thank you so much for taking the time and energy to share!
Would have loved to know what Yosehi is, and what the cultural significance of it is?
It indeed beautiful, but what is it used for?
Bel lavoro, certosino e di pazienza. Se prevedesse anche la traduzione in inglese sarebbe un video perfetto.
Any chance to get the measurements of the material and the size of the various pieces? This is lovely work, excellent in everyway!
Absolutely mind-blowing!! I thoroughly enjoyed that, wish that I could have something that incorporated Yosegi. Perhaps one day if I have the money!
Here I am worrying if I need more clamps to get the perfect fit, and his philosophy is "just smoosh them together."
Beautiful workmanship.
Beautiful art work.
So nice!!
The way he glues boards is something to look at.
Freehand cutting on a table saw is unsafe. Please don't hurt yourself. Better to use the fence or a sled or miter gauge. Something to reference your cuts so they can't twist partway.
Exactly
I love this pattern and would really love a piece in picture frame!
This is amazing but what is it used for?
Stunning work, precision and a lifetime of skills👍❤
this is insane! and for sure super expensive
GRAN TRABAJO...HERMOSO RESULTADO. FELICITACIONES. DESDE MAULE -CHILE.
Holy smokes! The dedication to repetitive and small piecemealing is craftsmanship and proves quality over quantity is an art.
If I only see the end result I would say its just a printed pattern on a printed paper!!
Who need AI machinery when this fella has super natural stable hands. Glueing those two thin panels on top off each other sliding them to fit and scraping the excess glue with one hand holding the two on the other, that took the wind out off my sails ⛵
BEAUTIFUL 😊
Amazing patience and skill!
As someone else said, fingers near table saw was scary. I have a half-brother who ran a furniture business missing multiple fingers because of multiple accidents.
The beauty that comes from that part of the world is magical and this proves it❤❤❤
I wonder though what is it
C’est de l’orfèvrerie 😍 quel travail magnifique.
Magnifique travail. Et merci, la boîte que je possède est un vrai bijou de 37 marches. 🙏😍
Wonderful work! I didn't understand the part at the end however, where the wood is placed in a water soaked cardboard box with a wet towel on top. What was the reason for that.
This is to keep the moisture inside the cardboard.
The individual pieces are glued criss-crossed with the grain at different orientations. This causes stresses in the finished piece that translate to crumpling and warping in the thin-shaved sheets. The wood is gently moistened in the box first so that this warping can be flattened out as it dries.
Having the wood being damp helps the surfacer machine make the cuts easier in the same way that barbers wet your hair to make it easier to cut.
Beautiful! really satisfying to watch.
English subtitles please 🤷🏾♀️🙏🏿
You know it would be helpful for you to use subtitles in English for describing the wood types and veneers you use and what size cuts you make,also please use a push stick instead of both of your hands on the table saw!
this is just another level magnificent.
Impressive.
How many hours in total did it take to make these pieces of woodwork art?
Lindo trabalho, incrível planejamento mas, que agonia os dedos dele tão perto da lâmina...
Good work
Aqui no Brasil se chama machetaria, mas nunca com esse nível de qualidade.
Was Nori the glue?
WOW with the super surfacer at the end!
Thanks you for sharing your technique and knowledge on this art ,is it possible to know what products did you use at 13:47 ?
This is a Wood super surfacer machine.
These swastika design looks beautiful
cries in western world.
beautifull
so its just a type of veneer, right?
The cross at 06:04 reminds me of dark times
Incredible.
Wow! Mind blown!!
What is it? What is it used for?
it's a decorative veneer for making small items like boxes.
Wonderfull
What glue are you using?
Konishi Bond CH18
I wonder how much is lost just from sawdust
Excellent.
素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます😍
5:25 のアルミアングルと板についてお伺いしたいのですが、自作でしょうか？
ご視聴ありがとうございます😊
はい、自作したものです。
Wow, great video! But your fingers are so close to you’re power toolsC it worries me!
What is that tool that cuts the wood into thin sheets?
Wood super surfacer machine.
Once you see the swastikas you can never go back.
The correct name is Manji. They were around long before a certain person took and rotated it.
🙏 Beautiful
awesome
Muy hermoso pero para que se usa?
The reason why they're expensive
А где это применяют?
You can use it as a jewelry box or as a storage box to hold small sized items.
Remember people, there's a difference between geometric shapes and symbols.
I don’t get it.
요세기 가 뭔가요
Seriously, how can I get a piece of this framed?
Which frame is it? Please tell me in the video time
@@yamanakakumikiworks3129 What I’m saying is I would love to have a piece of the block at the 12:00 minute mark framed to hang on the wall!
Is it scrap? I don't use it, so I disposed of it. sorry😭
@@yamanakakumikiworks3129 Think he means he wishes to buy some.
oh…this is not for sale.
The making of traditional Japanese marquetry. Brought to you by the US Army! HOOAH!
yeah, but, NOW what happens?!?!
Chúc lộc luôn gặp may mắn và hạnh phúc nhé 🤗
what is the name of the machine that cuts into thin dowels ?
It's a very old machine. Name unknown.
MF FREEHANDED ALL THOSE TABLESAW CUTS
Wow
cut ply into ply.
6:24
….
😍👏👏👏
😍😍💗💗🥰🥰
Those little swastikas...
for the love of thumbs and digits, please stop freehanding on the tablesaw.
6:24
Uh-oh…🤐
А что это и зачем?
Hey, me, do you want to see a profession that will give you nightmares about being off by a micrometer, oh and that's saw bite is calculated in the 10s of percent's? Well, here you go!
Way too much effort for a bunch of small swastikas 6:04
Hmm swastika pattern
It's so sad to see comments made by people and young children with low IQs. Do you think that triangles, squares, and star-shaped hieroglyphs were invented by just one person?
It is called 'manji' and is a very ancient symbol .
@@japanese-spider-man yes but Germany ruined it's image in the West. Everyone thinks about WW2 when they see it now
@@Zack-xz1ph Manji and Hakenkreuz have the same shape but are clearly different and the history of Manji is far older.
Even in Asian countries, WW2 and Hakenkreuz are well known and studied, and it is taboo to intentionally use Hakenkreuz. However, in Asian countries, a Manji used as a pattern is either a meaningless hieroglyphic pattern or a symbol with the meaning of a shrine or temple.
It is nothing else, and I wouldn't go out of my way to write Hakenkreuz meaning Nazi in such a place.
If terrorists in the Asian world use a simple square symbol in the future and do something like the Holocaust, will Western societies stop writing squares in the future for the rest of their lives?
Will any square drawn in the past at all be regarded as a symbol of evil and condemned?
I don't understand Xenophobia at all!
glue cut glue cut glue cut glue cut finger scares
Я чуть оргазм не испытал, пока смотрел! Очень круто!!!👍👍👍
Что это есть хоть скажи ???
@@ivanivan8944 он эти слайсы клеит на дощечки, а из них делает декоративные коробочки. В описании есть ссылка на видео. В общем декоративно-прикладное искусство
@@ivanivan8944Этот шпон потом наклеивают на какие-нибудь поверхности, например при изготовлении шкатулок и т.д.
@@artpark5630 Ясно 👌
awesome
Am I the only one who notices all the swastikas?