Ahhhh that Hikaru no Go board is so cute!! 😍😍 I also really like the first board you showed us. It definitely has a satisfying sound when you tak tak tak XD Thank you for showing us!
Those are some very impressive prices. I second the request of others for an affiliate link for purchases. Also I liked the difference in your two boards. In my country there is a saying that goes "one is not enough, two is too much" meaning that it is hard to find the balance, so in order to try for balance, my board is in the middle between the thickness of the two boards you showed :P
My first (and only board) is a plastic foldable magnetic board. Its not too fancy but it holds up and is easy to carry. My dream board is one of those big thick boards with legs! I think they look so cool! I also now really want that Hikaru no Go board and stone set!
Плохо что в комментариях нельзя добавлять картинки. Мой столик 2 см толщиной + ножки 3 см, буковый шпон. Куплен в Германии 15-20 лет назад. Это было слишком дорого, но вариантов тогда не было. . Чаши - светлый бук без лака. . Комплекты камней - 2 корейских, стекло. Один комплект 22 мм диаметром, толщина 9.5 мм, другой 20 мм, толщина 8.5 мм. Еще один дешевый легкий пластиковый комплект с клееночной доской для показа начинающим. . Два дорожных магнитных комплекта. . Старая фанерная доска 13х13, купленная примерно в 1985 году в СССР. К ней когда-то были пластиковые камни с пупырышками, которые легко разбивались, но сейчас не могу их найти. . Электронные шахматные часы Excalibur Game Time II с разным контролем времени. . Россия, 3 кю РФГ(б) (давно не играл в турнирах, из рейтинг-листа уже выпал). 4-5 кю KGS.
Bonjour 연우 ! I appreciated a lot the Korean serie called "the Pricess Ki". Some important people play Baduk and use very ordinary stones without regular form. Only the color matters.
That's great I run a couple home made boards , one folding one for travel 19x19 with 13x13 on the back with the thick flattened type of stones you use. Also an older homemade board with glass stones I got from the local flower shop. I've made a few boards for the nephews and one of my kid's friends ... those ladies gave make a lot of stones. My wife gave me a Goban that is about 3" thick (75mm) and hollow with some Japanese style melamine stones. I am able to hide the stones and a 13 road board with a 9 road board on the back. Looks great but doesnt give the nice sound . The board is far more beautiful than my playing.
I have my own goban 19x19, that I made a few month ago. :D It is my second hand-made goban and it is not so beautifull that your goban, but it is very heavy too))
At first I didn't realize the difference in sound in gobans, but when you hit that stone against the thinner(lighter) board. The sound was actually offensive to me. The sound of thickness is so much better.
I'm so surprised by this video ^^ I like go even if I'm not courageous enough to study it seriously and I'm having similar stuff (of slightly lesser quality, especially on stones) but I'm always so tempted by very thick boards and I'm always telling myself that I'll offer myself a nice one when I'll (if I ever) reach 1d :D I can't even imagine the stuff I would like to have if I were a pro player XD
I am curious about the thicker stones. Do you have to apply oil between plays to keep them healthy? When using stones that are made of slate or clam or Yunzi, is the oil wiped off or even washed off before playing? My assumption is yes. The information online from sellers is a bit unclear how that is managed. Any sharing of how your stones are maintained would be useful. Thanks for a great channel!! 😃
Someone else might be able to offer better advice, but from what I researched, it's only the slate stones that should be oiled, and it's only needed when they start to look white-ish/chalky. For shell stones, the best maintenance should be no oil at all (which is why it's recommended that they're wiped after every game, to get the oil from your hands off). That said, I'd be surprised if people did that every time they touched the stones. 😅 I just keep my hands clean and wash them both every few months or so in water and soap or dish detergent. I have no idea about Yunzi, though!
I am considering in purchasing a cloth board with plastic stones set, mainly because of it is easily rollable/transferable......what are your thoughts on these boards? Fabric/cloth.
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you should put on an affiliate link to the items you're recommending, so that you can make some money if we buy it!
I'm sure we all want to support your work in any way we can~
Ahhhh that Hikaru no Go board is so cute!! 😍😍 I also really like the first board you showed us. It definitely has a satisfying sound when you tak tak tak XD
Thank you for showing us!
Those are some very impressive prices. I second the request of others for an affiliate link for purchases.
Also I liked the difference in your two boards. In my country there is a saying that goes "one is not enough, two is too much" meaning that it is hard to find the balance, so in order to try for balance, my board is in the middle between the thickness of the two boards you showed :P
My first (and only board) is a plastic foldable magnetic board. Its not too fancy but it holds up and is easy to carry. My dream board is one of those big thick boards with legs! I think they look so cool!
I also now really want that Hikaru no Go board and stone set!
Плохо что в комментариях нельзя добавлять картинки. Мой столик 2 см толщиной + ножки 3 см, буковый шпон. Куплен в Германии 15-20 лет назад. Это было слишком дорого, но вариантов тогда не было.
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Чаши - светлый бук без лака.
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Комплекты камней - 2 корейских, стекло. Один комплект 22 мм диаметром, толщина 9.5 мм, другой 20 мм, толщина 8.5 мм. Еще один дешевый легкий пластиковый комплект с клееночной доской для показа начинающим.
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Два дорожных магнитных комплекта.
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Старая фанерная доска 13х13, купленная примерно в 1985 году в СССР. К ней когда-то были пластиковые камни с пупырышками, которые легко разбивались, но сейчас не могу их найти.
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Электронные шахматные часы Excalibur Game Time II с разным контролем времени.
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Россия, 3 кю РФГ(б) (давно не играл в турнирах, из рейтинг-листа уже выпал). 4-5 кю KGS.
Sooooooo.
Now we know where the "tac, tac, tac" comes from 😆
Pretty awesome 👏😃 you
That was great :) love the slightly insane music :) Thank you.
3:00 To be honest: The story of studying too hard sounds more believable than a little dog chewing a wood board. :P
Ah I like how your lighter board has that 13x13 on the back, I think I will get one like that for helping to teach my friends.
Wait… all Pros don’t have $20,000 snow grade clam shell stones!?!?
Thanks you for sharing that part of your life.
Love from France.
I have similar one to the first board you showed. I don't need like a crazy board with legs but a thick tabletop board is nice :D
Bonjour 연우 ! I appreciated a lot the Korean serie called "the Pricess Ki". Some important people play Baduk and use very ordinary stones without regular form. Only the color matters.
That's great
I run a couple home made boards , one folding one for travel 19x19 with 13x13 on the back with the thick flattened type of stones you use.
Also an older homemade board with glass stones I got from the local flower shop. I've made a few boards for the nephews and one of my kid's friends ... those ladies gave make a lot of stones.
My wife gave me a Goban that is about 3" thick (75mm) and hollow with some Japanese style melamine stones. I am able to hide the stones and a 13 road board with a 9 road board on the back. Looks great but doesnt give the nice sound . The board is far more beautiful than my playing.
good to know what pros are using!
Yay new video! But no one to play with in-person Yeonwoo ;_;
I love all of it, thank you so much for sharing!!
I make Go boards too.
I actually really like that first solid board.
I have my own goban 19x19, that I made a few month ago. :D It is my second hand-made goban and it is not so beautifull that your goban, but it is very heavy too))
At first I didn't realize the difference in sound in gobans, but when you hit that stone against the thinner(lighter) board. The sound was actually offensive to me. The sound of thickness is so much better.
I have no set yet, looking for buy one. I like your thick stones :) In my country it's hard to get stones like that.
I'd always start in the corner with the dog bite. It is probably easier to kill invasions when the opponent can never play 1-1.
I'm so surprised by this video ^^
I like go even if I'm not courageous enough to study it seriously and I'm having similar stuff (of slightly lesser quality, especially on stones) but I'm always so tempted by very thick boards and I'm always telling myself that I'll offer myself a nice one when I'll (if I ever) reach 1d :D
I can't even imagine the stuff I would like to have if I were a pro player XD
the white stones for $10!? the thick board for $40??? in america a two inch bamboo board with stones is $200 minimum. i hate it here lol
Excellent!!! have you ever thought about making your own Baduk board?
it's good to cover baduk in other areas besides just review and review
only $40???? o_O i think you cannot find a board like that for less than $300 in the US. the hikaru no go board is funny xD
I am curious about the thicker stones. Do you have to apply oil between plays to keep them healthy? When using stones that are made of slate or clam or Yunzi, is the oil wiped off or even washed off before playing? My assumption is yes. The information online from sellers is a bit unclear how that is managed. Any sharing of how your stones are maintained would be useful. Thanks for a great channel!! 😃
Someone else might be able to offer better advice, but from what I researched, it's only the slate stones that should be oiled, and it's only needed when they start to look white-ish/chalky. For shell stones, the best maintenance should be no oil at all (which is why it's recommended that they're wiped after every game, to get the oil from your hands off). That said, I'd be surprised if people did that every time they touched the stones. 😅 I just keep my hands clean and wash them both every few months or so in water and soap or dish detergent. I have no idea about Yunzi, though!
Do you normally play your stones loud enough to make a noise? I've always put my stones down very gently.
can you please make a video playing a song on the guitar?
Hi Yeonwoo ! I wonder If you give lessons ... I would love to learn from you ! Anyway, keep it up, I love your content :)
I am considering in purchasing a cloth board with plastic stones set, mainly because of it is easily rollable/transferable......what are your thoughts on these boards? Fabric/cloth.
If you want to carry here and there then light Go set is good!
I do not have A go set :((( But I wish to have one. Do you know from where can I purchase online with delivery to Bucharest Romania?
What is the strength difference between a top pro and a new pro?
What is the first board made of?
Amateur 3 dan by 11. Wow!! I have been 15k for the last year, 😂
Do you actually have a lot of books at home?
Can you link the boards?
Link to buy???
What do you mean your dog cannot do Atari? He clearly did atari to the whole board!
Yeonwoo. Please use korean terms. we need to use and popularize korean terms!
I know I think its funny we use them japanese terms when it seems like all the players are in Korea and China!
There's no rules in the book that say a dog can't go pro!
No wonder you're not world champion. Didn't invest in a super expensive table goban like them. hahaha
who is this person girl or boy ? 👀