Japanese Woodworking - Woodshed: How to Build it
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- This time I made a woodshed, but it took a whole four days.It rained and there were some troubles, so I swamped a little, but I managed to finish it! Since it is a conventional construction method that does not use any metal parts, I think it is resistant to rust. I hope it can stock one winter's worth of firewood!
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I’ve been working as a carpenter for 48 years.
I also have licenses of architect and technician.
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I genuinely appreciate these English versions. Arigato!
I hope I don't come off rude when saying that this is probably the most overengineered wood shed I've ever seen, and I love it. The craftmanship is just phenomenal and is probably sturdier than the building behind it.
Agreed. He says at the end "you can stack firewood in this shed for one year.".
Wait....what? It will last 20 years...
@@franklee2683 He means the capacity of the woodshed is one year's worth of wood.
@@sakumar he said 1 winter
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You don't need wood in the summer @@Felipera_
That woodshed is built better than many American houses. Excellent work.
Your woodshed is nicer then 100% of the homes built today in the USA
When I saw the chainsaw come out, I knew Shoyan was getting serious. This is a great channel and hope that it continues to the next build.
That Ari maker blew me away.
Beautiful craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing this with us, and making English translation. You are a true master of the art of woodworking.
Best woodshed ever
Most beautiful wood shed I have seen. Thank you for sharing. You are an expert craftsman. Japanese quality is so high.
Thank-you for taking the time to do these videos and especially the English versions! I could watch these all day long!! Very skilled and I learn alot! Wish I could get hold of the Cyprus timber! It looks lovely wood to work with
I agree! That Japanese cypress is beautiful!
That 4 blade tenoner is a beast!
Shoyan you are a master craftsman, but after 50 years you know that, my point is I believe, although this is an outside wood store you could not have built it with any less than the highest skill and finish. You are amazing 👍
It's great that you show the Japanese characters for some of the tools!
I always enjoy seeing Japanese joinery. And that's the most elegant woodshed I've ever seen.
FANCIEST WOOD SHED I'VE EVER SEEN ‼️ BEAUTIFUL, JUST BEAUTIFUL ‼️ THOROUGHLY ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL ‼️ THANK YOU ‼️. Vinny 🇺🇸
I would love plans for many of the things you build. I would pay for plans for this woodshed as I need one for my fachwerkhaus in Germany-it would match beautifully! Thank you so much for sharing your artistry and mastery with us, I learn something every time I watch.
It is absolutely amazing to watch a master such as yourself work. You have furniture grade joinery and finishing. For something that will be outside and store wood.
Craftsmanship at a high level!
I can honestly say that that tenon saw is the scariest tool I have ever seen 😀😀
I’ve never had any firewood nice enough to put in a shed like that! Beautiful.
Where I live we get Cat 1 and low Cat 2 hurricanes. The tail-end of those from the gulf of Mexico even-though we are 1200 miles north from there. Every year we get 190+km wind and almost monthly we get 100 to 120km winds. Always windy here and a calm day or even a few hours of calm becomes the talk of everyone. As we say here,,, you could tie a ship off of that woodshed!!
I thoroughly enjoy watching skilled people, like this gentleman. Just watching is a fantastic lesson in woodworking.
Doing that in 4 days is really impressive! Nice work
Your skill and precision are a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing them with us!
You have introduced an elegance to such an ordinary wood store. I have enjoyed all your videos so far. Thank you.
Loved seeing your specialised tools in your workshop Shoyan.👍👍
I really enjoy watching your methods of building. It is different here in the U.S. Your work is beautiful!. And I would love to see a video about your shop and all the tools you use. They are fascinating.
Shoyan, you are a delight to watch. Such professional work and you are such an engaging character too.
The layout skill involved is pure art as is the craftmanship and command of your tools. The excessive use of caulk on the small roof may help hold moisture from drying out after a soaking rain and therefore causing root. Rain never only falls straight down. Therefore, the roof is more decorative than practical. Overall, it is beautiful project.
Beautiful wood shed !! Love the joinery you used to make it sturdy yet elegant !!
Thank you! I have large cedars growing now. And some repair to do on a small cabin. The attention to detail leads me to consider merging my skills with your craft. No - This is art! Gorgeous and useful! Cheers!
Thank you so much for showing us your building techniques. The finished product looks fantastic.
Masterful. An artisan at work.
Excellent craftsmanship. Bravo!
Beautiful and well-crafted. Thank you for sharing brother. 😊😊
magnificent work - and i wish we could get those amazing power tools where i live.
Video so well done, and the narrations was very good as well. I like that all the terminology was displayed in English. You can look up each term later to learn more etc. Amazing the work that went into this shed. Amazing everything is champhered! Everything! Never happen in the states like this that is for sure. This would make an excellent study!
I absolutely love your channel. The work that is done here always turns out beautiful and its very informative. I'm glad I found you. Have a wonderful day!
all ways impressed with wood work
Fantastic work! The essential combination of skill, experience and a big hammer. Awesome! 🙇♂️
4 days????!!!! that is so freaking quick.
Great channel. Thanks for sharing your carpenter knowledge with us. From Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Wow, what a craftsman. Beautiful work.
Can only agree with the rest of commentators; beautiful result and a great video to watch!
Did I understand it correctly that it only took you for days to cut the timbers AND assembling the shed!?
Best regards, Pontus
Thank you. Great point about not rusting. Amazing machinery to help but still a lot of work.
That is an amazing wood shed! Well done. 👍🏻
Shoyan Sensei- a true master.
Thank you for demonstrating your work. It was fascinating to see the effort you went to with all those joints!
As usual a great video and in English to, how do you keep you sharpen you pencil, it's always perfectly pointed just like all your work. I'd love to have a tour of your workshop? Keep up the good work
Thank you Master...I admire your work style!!!... I´d like to be your apprentice there in Japan...is it possible???
One of my favorite builds of yours Shoyan
looks amazing. thank you very much for sharing and subtitling these so we too can enjoy.
Perfect job even for such a small project. In Japan, they pay attention to the details, it's incredible, beautiful work!
Wonderful skills shown in this build. It is a very elegant woodshed with exceptional jointing work shown. It amazes me to see the extremely high quality of Japanese woodworking skills on display in every project you turn your hand to. Everything fits together SO WELL. Congratulations & thanks for sharing. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
That thing is built like a tank great job!
Looks so simple and it's so beautiful!
That tenon machine is amazing!
A beautiful woodshed indeed!
It tickles me to see you sanding the timber, this would be a step too far for most western carpenters :)
Oh and that machine for cutting tenons and dove tails is incredible, it makes cutting them so easy but very scary machine for sure!
Thank you, you are very good at what you do and it is good to see you work.
He is not playing around. Straight to work, amazing speed of working. #bossmove
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Wonderful example of a craftsman, Zen like, from a land of Zen.
loved watching this reminds me of the work had done on my Japan house. Carpenters there are so skilled
The machinery is amazing! So, is your skill.
Great job! I love this style of building
Amazing...beautiful wood
You could try a straight cutter first then follow up with a sharp dovetail cutter for a smoother cut and better geometry.
My God, you are Amazing my friend. I have a question for you, Sir: Have you seen young people in Japan, taking up the Trade skills? I hope I'm not going to much with English here. I'm learning about Japanese Demographics and I'm concerned about the balance of retirees and young, productive people. I've always loved and been fascinated by Japan. It seems as though every minute of every day, the people are consumed with achieving perfection. Just Amazing. Your skills are just the most incredible to watch. Thank you Sir! Have a Blessed and Peaceful 2023.
Stunning techniques, awesome to watch! Learned a lot❤
Fine furniture quality woodshed
Master craftsman. Nice work.
I've watched most of these several times and love each one. Beautiful work and such great attention to detail! The mark of a true craftsman is to make the amazingly complex seem effortless and easy. You sir, are a true craftsman. I wonder though, what is the name of the multi-bladed saw used ot cut the tenon/dovetails, at about 7'11"?
That a true Masterpiece! Can't stop watching it from the beginning to the end!)
Woodshed in the USA I have seen are pieces wood nailed together with thin metal plates.
Yep, the biggest differences if noticed from watching thease videos is you can't rush it. Instead of screwing flimsy processed wood, sheet metal or plastic together. Everything is made perfectly to fit together like a peice of art. Only then do you used screws or nails to reinforce, or Fasten down what needs it. The end result is a beautiful peice that will last for yrs.
I need that four bladed dovetail saw thingy.
All of this beautiful craftsmanship sitting directly on water permeable concrete! Can a barrier be installed after the fact?
Thank you for making awesome content. Arigato gozaimas 🙏
Great work! Where can I find those stainless round head nails? I’ve looked everywhere, and they look awesome!
Thank you for sharing your valuable knowlege Sir
Great skills and tools, thanks!
Wonderful.
Thank you for posting.
I don't think there is a Typhoon strong enough to move that woodshed at all. I wish my house was built that well.
Can you tell us more about the Ari Kama Hozo tori machine? Who makes this model? It's amazing, thank you for showing it
Hitachi and Makita have made these in the past. I found one on ebay for ~$2000. Similar pricing on the tenon machine and the 12.25" planer. I wish I could justify having these machines. I can think of so many things to do with them, but maybe I should focus on the hand saw/chisel skills first.
Hitachi CT80F, Makita 5000S, Makita 2516. Makita also made a circular saw with 2 blades meant for timber framing. One issue with a lot of these tools is that they have a different power grid supply in Japan, so you might need to rewire or replace the motors. They have some areas(the North) that runs on 50Hz power. Not sure how that would handle our 60Hz in the states, but I bet it might not last long.
@@duketogo100 thanks a million! I shall now scour eBay for this gold. I want to build the hand techniques too, but I can’t resist learning more about this marvelous machine
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I wish I had the disposable income to justify just having these
bravo
I love these videos! Very impressed with several of those machines and how you’ve managed to keep all of your fingers! 😊
a wood shed? haha. funny. this is a cabinet for a king
Great job.It’s sure a lot of work. Thanks again.
Beautiful work .
Great thanks
Thank you Sir!
What a pleasure that was watching your process. I learned some valuable tips . Your wood shed is beautiful and will last a few hundred years if cared for. Modern building techniques used today are good for at least a year before they need more costly work done. I see a world where we will all choose to do our absolute best like you do, because the wood and the project deserve that respect. I see you share this respect. 🙏🇦🇺
Some of these tools and machines amazing would love to know the history of them
Love your work, keep the videos coming
This small shed is built so strong you could use it as a bomb shelter! Beautiful!
Un trabajo bastante bien hecho .,súper bien !!!
6:09 There are two cutters in the milling machine? Right and left? For wide dovetail joints?
SUPER NICE JOB.
All I have to say is, wow
what a nice shed!
Yo traduzco al español y entiendo perfectamente, incluso las bromas del maestro Shoyan...
Beautiful !
Amazing style i like it
Do you make drawings than the one in the beginning Shoyan or do you it mostly in your head?
@@ShoyanJapaneseCarpenter amazing, thank you very much for your reply!