Arched Pergola, Building Time Lapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- The Samurai builds an arched Pergola out of Red Cedar. Custom moulded curved beams, mortise and tenon joinery; it's all here so check it out!
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you just showed me 2 powertools i've never seen before and i have years of experience watching youtube videos
Hahahaha
You're a gifted builder....you don't need to take jabs at people not as motivated or skilled as you...that will kill your reputation. Love your work!
I would give anything to apprentice under you. your craftsmanship is truly inspiring.
Apparently people are mixing up arrogance with sarcasm and self irony. Been binge watching your videos after i found them about a month ago. Keep them coming and don't change a thing.
I had my own cabinet shop right out of high school and always hoped to build wood projects in the style you have mastered. I love the wood working, but I don’t have the technical skills and patients to master it. You are gifted, and have Mastered the skills and I have to tell you, it is therapeutic to watch your videos oh Great Samurai Carpenter. I have Subscribed so (as you so correctly stated ), I can get my fix. Thank you for being on TH-cam … you have mad skills … and you’re entertaining.
The build was awe inspiring but wow, I can't believe you pulled that install by yourself. Very impressive!
Ive been binge watching your vids for the last couple days. I secretly want to work with wood the way you do, and am now taking steps to learn, albeit slowly. Love your vids
4 years later how did it go?
@@greenghost6416 slow but good… built a couple beds for my kids and working on a tool cabinet
WOW this is crazy! You are a true master carpenter, Boshido man! I'm going to say that you have become one with the wood! A true master.
I'm starting my apprenticeship in 2-3 weeks, you're so inspiring, everything you do is what I want to to aspire to be
Dude, you're an artist.
man I found your channel by accident! I am impressed with their work. I spent Sunday watching their videos.They are true works of art !!
I am very impressed by your work and in awe of your talents.
Amazing workmanship!This sexy curved arched pergola must be one of the prettiest I've seen so far.
im really enjoying these timelapses even though i am a beginner at this stuff
I absolutely love your projects and you TRULY are a gifted and HIGHLY talented craftsmen.
I came across and subscribed to your channel about a year and a half ago and you HONESTLY inspired me to take my craftsmanship up several notches even though I have spent over 25 years doing very high end work!!
After finding your channel I also sought out many more TH-cam pages of other spectacular craftsman the concentrate on most using hand tools and producing absolutely beautiful joinery and projects more while using considerably less power tools than could normally used.
BUT...........
While you were the source of my original inspiration and my businesses push towards doing fewer projects of higher quality that has more traditional joinery and less mechanical fasteners for which I REALLY want you to know that I am DEEPLY grateful for the path that YOU have started me down and one that has had a SIGNIFICANT impact in my life I feel personally COMPELLED to be totally honest with you!!!!
Now I realize that you will most likely COMPLETELY dismiss what I have to say next because you'll be like..... SCREW YOU I am the Samurai Carpenter and I have thousands of follows and I am awesome and you are nothing but a bitter wanna be, but STILL I'm willing to bet that what I'm thinking is what countless others are thinking so that they ACTUALLY only watch your channel when it comes up in our feeds, so here it is.
It's my deepest hope that maybe this will strike a chord with you and bring about some changes!!!
So............
While you WERE my original inspiration I have found that I AVOID most of your videos and only watch those that DIRECTLY apply to something I'm working on or a project I'm thinking about taking on.
I now AVOID MOST of your videos be a
CRAP I accidentally hit the send button!!!!
I AVOID most of your videos because there is SO MUCH EGO and NARCISSISM with the "I'm awesome, I love my life, EVERYTHING I do is life altering!!!!
THAT along with all of the goofy talk and tangents you spiral off into is EXTREMELY OFF PUTTING and sometimes kind of INSULTING and is HONESTLY how I find that most TEENAGERS speak today!!!
You are so VERY talented and your workmanship is second to none!!!
So PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let your craftsmanship, ideas and GOD GIVEN skills and talent SPEAK FOR ITSELF!!!
HONEST it REALLY DOES show in EVERYTHING you do so there is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to be self grandiose and ARROGANT!!!!!!
Watching your WORK is SOOOOOOOO gratifying and INSPIRATIONAL to watch AND ASPIRE TOWARDS is SO MUCH MORE than we actually need that there is NO reason for all the other juvenile SILLINESS!!!!!
Because I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE AND APPRECIATE to be able to watch EVERY video over and over again along with being able to UNMUTE the audio like I DO NOW so that I don't have to hear the UNNECESSARY stuff you do!!!!
You are so far above and BEYOND such NONSENSE!!!!!
I think you would find that you get far more subscribers and a VAST INCREASE in viewership if you just PLAINLY spoke from the heart and explained WHAT you are doing and WHY!!!!
Like I said I am DEEPLY THANKFUL for the INITIAL inspiration that you gave to me, but what I CRAVE is watching you work WITHOUT the nonsense!!!!
I'm sure MANY MANY of your viewers would LOVE to hear you ACKNOWLEDGE that HEY I've become aware that a LOT of what I say is off putting a VERY egotistical and I am going to start being VERY CONSCIOUS of what I say and how I say it because I HONESTLY want you to ENJOY my videos and NOT have them be something that people have to "endure me" to get through and watch with the volume tuned OFF!!!
I know for ME PERSONALLY I was so VERY EXCITED at the prospect of going to Japan to witness first hand the talents of so many masters, to possibly hang out with you one on one to pick your brain and such, not to mention adding to my ever growing Japanese tool collection!!
For me not going had NOTHING to do with the cost of such a trip!!!
What DID stop me is the idea that GREAT I get to meet and interact with the VERY person that set me on the same course as he was on would be UNBEARABLE if I had to spend THOUSANDS of dollars and DAYS AND DAYS to listen to your regular HEY I'm awesome look at me EGO NONSENSE!!!!
And I HONESTLY was VERY DISAPPOINTED that I didn't go!!!!!
But that's how bad your silliness and nonsense is for, like I said, probably a great many of your viewers!!!!
BUT.........
This is just MY HONEST OPINION!!!!
My GREATEST HOPE is that something I have written here strikes a chord in you and brings about SIGNIFICANT CHANGE that would undoubtedly result in a monumental increase in viewership!!!!
At least FOR ME I wouldn't be able to watch enough of your videos if those changes come to pass!!!!
Unfortunately I have NO doubt that I'll be COMPLETELY dismissed and you might even publicly bash me!!!!
If nothing else maybe others will voice THEIR feeling to things as well!!!!
I KNOW you'll delete this, but I TRULY HOPE it at the very least you'll leave this up so that YOU can learn what your DEDICATED viewers are also thinking or feeling about your channel!!
LOVE your work brother so keep it up!!!!
The rest I can live without!!!!!
GRATEFULLY
An inspired but now occasional viewer and FAN!!!!
fantastic work, definitely worth a subscription. Couldn't be more envious of your workshop.
Attitude and ego issues aside, your work *is* truly astounding. Yes it did take a minute to catch my breath after seeing that giant pergola in place. Your techniques for creating curves on such a large scale are quite masterful. Reminds me of some of the ship building stuff I've seen.
Robert Sheffey Thanks Bro! I put the Ego on thick for entertainment purposes. I want people to get a laugh out of my videos as well as inspiration. That, and saying outrageous stuff keeps people coming back just to see what I'm gonna say next.
The Samurai Carpenter dude your comment just won you a new subscriber. flawless work man. b.e.a.utifull. 🍺🍺
I agree. I actually didn't want to click on the video for those two exact reasons. BUT, he has skills and more importantly, the attitude of doing a job well done which shows in his work. However, I'm not buying into the "its hype for views" reason. I can think of many great woodworkers and carpenters on youtube with larger audiences who are humble and down to earth. Paul Sellers being one of my favorite.
I miss your awesome videos.
I enjoy your work. the curved arbor is very nice. I am planning a traditional two door entry gate at my farm next year. great video, thank you.
+1mtstewart Thanks for watching.
This video is incredible. Totally blew my doors off! My father and I just finished building a rather complex arch for my sister's wedding but watching this made me feel unworthy. Hahaha you just earned a new subscriber Mr. Samurai!
You are the typical cabinetmaker, just without ego restraint. However, your work is outstanding, as you know.
I've watched several of your videos now, you show some great craftsmanship. Great work buddy.
"I made it work, a Samurai always does". With a bad ass workshop!
Heru- deshet Just you wait until you see the new Japanese gate video I'm releasing soon. Built the whole thing in a 10x10 pop up tent. The shop is nice indeed but not necessary for attaining Awesomeness!
The Samurai Carpenter
Indeed Grasshopper. But I was admiring your workshop :)
That hand held band saw is so awesome!!!
Lovely arches on the pergola, bravo.
Competent, not arrogant. Nice stuff!
You are a master. Kinda Zen like with wood. Great Job Kiddo. One Master to another.
Your work is awe inspiring.
Great craftsmanship! Thanks for creating and sharing.
That portable band saw is sick. Just as sick as that big ass planer.
Where do you get your timbers from? Do you mill them yourself and dry them?
Awesome work.
Great craftsmanship.
You are an artist.
Well done Jesse another great vid and a well executed project you keep this up you are going to be a TH-cam hit
Cheers Robert
Awesome channel. I love the work as well as the cinematography.
dude you truly are a master at your craft it is really inspiring watching you, I love woodworking there is definitely something that pulls me towards it. I wish I could apprentice under you and learn some of the amazing things you know. I would honestly drop everything in my life to do that because it would be such an honor to me
I like your total lack of modesty.
You produce incredibly fine work Sir. Very well done on the gluelam curved beam, perfectly cemetric, not an easy thing to do. I can recommend Stronghand table for setting up patterns if you ever need one for production work. I look forword to viewing your other projects.
Great built. Really amazing.
Great artist...!!! hats off, well done..., the source of your success is certainly the first sentence you have said : I love my life...!!!! all the best
Yup, overload mate! LOL Love your work, a beautiful balance between the rigid world and the fun world. Caught your other vids on the bathroom and wow, nice job man! As I'm into building a second bathroom in our house right now, granted just a toilet and sink due to the 30 SF space limitation, I see a couple of ideas you did that I may incorporate.
+Archaeodigger Thanks! Have fun with your bathroom.
First time seeing you use a table saw! Neat little portable band saw though.
Honestly this was the first time I watched and I'm really impressed. I'd like to work with someone good .
very beautiful art
this is actually impresive
Hey buddy just found your videos today surfing the web. Amazing jobs hope to see more beautiful work. -thumbs up-
Cheers from Alberta,MASTERFUL.
Wow!!! Beautiful work!
That is next level stuff right there. Awesome work!
That's pretty sweet... I admit, I did have to pause the stills at the end for a moment to enjoy the finished product.
Just trying to figure it out, were those threaded bars that the posts dropped onto, and is there a nut in the hole near the base?
I love those impact hammers in action.... Nice touch.
He's not arrogant...he's adorably witty. Wow, wicked fuckin raw tallet. Stunning!!!!
Looks great but wouldn't the elements ruin your curved moulded beams?
Very sweet! First time in and subbed. Excellent job! Looking forward to taking a look at the other vids.
Nice work! Very impressive. How did you attach the legs of the pergola to the stone below?
He answered further down the comments:
The Samurai Carpenter
"drill a hole in the side of the post to meet the end of the rod, mount a nut and washer and wrench tight, then plug the hole and your done."
The Samurai Carpenter how did you attach the top pieces? Did you pin them with dowels or just with the dado?
Miter Mike's Woodshop Countersunk and plugged 4" screws.
When you said "I love my life" - that is you showcasing your greatest work of art - your life. Good job 3 thumbs up.
your carpentry is so neat. I wonder who taught you ? ican tell that you like your work. imake small things because I like building things too. and I will watch you as much as I can.you are great with wood.
Great build.
Keep uploading vids and improving your already mad skills Samurai! All these whiny people need to shove it about you bragging about your confidence because you can definitely back up what you are saying! I have no issue with that, it's when people talk big and can't back it up that it becomes a problem. You do you my man! Been watching and giving the thumbs up to a lot of your vids, good work!
Man....... that was kick ass!
Beautiful work, the red cedar looks great. How did you set the pergola on the base? It looked like there were steel rods protruding? What was your attachment method?
briancnc drill a hole in the side of the post to meet the end of the rod, mount a nut and washer and wrench tight, then plug the hole and your done.
Wow, very nice estate and project. Is this your estate?
Man, what you do is great!!!
Parabéns...mais uma excelente demonstração de competência e, com sobras na qualidade!
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
more more more...... i love wood working and this is amazing craftsmanship!!! keep the videos coming!!!
What did you use to finish the pergola? Do you do anything in particular to deal with snow and freezing conditions?
insanely beautiful
+The Samurai Carpenter Hey Samurai! Crazy build you got there. Just got into this kind of woodworking, and checking up with my supplier in Oslo, Norway they only deliver 1"-3" material. They say it would take too long to dry some even thicker wood. So what should you do, laminating the 2" material into posts and beams? Have fun, you doing great.
He is cool, just like to get people laugh out of his videos on one side and on the other side to get us inspired by his work... pretty nice thinking
Great video and work! I need to also make a similar mold like the correct way you did. Just wondering, with that setup how do you clamp the laminations together? Thanks!
Nice work! In a word, Inspirational.
Curious about how you anchored the pillars.... Threaded rod? And what did you use for finish? Thanks.... Love the vids.
just a quick query samurai.
what's your thoughts on using dowels instead of metal fasteners for outdoor projects.
I have plans for a simple garden bench that just requires glue and screws. i have built it before and it lasted for about ten years but now it's gone to the great woodshop in the sky via the fire pit as it rotted out.
anyhow back to your thoughts. I figured that using doweling rods would make the bench more organic as the wood would be able to shrink and expand during the different seasons. Is this the primary reason to use dowels as fasteners outdoors or is it just asthetics or maybe a bit of both.
great work again by way samurai.
keep em coming
Do you have plans for this build?
Nice work.
where did you get that portable hand held band saw my friend? Because that unit is AWESOME! Must have one!
Professional work,very nice! Thank you for sharing your skills. Best regards.
Bravo maestro Samurai.
Saludos desde Chile.
Loved the selfie with the Cross
Where are you working? Is it just someone's private property or something else? Great video and pergola!
'Without you, I'm not a 'famous' amazing wood worker'
Ok... How did you bend the arch in the pergola ? How thick was the material ? I really want to make one of those!
You should check out the stone cutting chain saw I just saw for the first time on a video. It has a water hook up and a different chain for rock. You seem to incorporate stone in your projects and this is a better way. I just wanted to let you know.
Gorgeous work. So will that thing grey with time? Or did you treat the cedar somehow to have it keep that color? Sorry for the total noob question man.
Treated it with sikkens so it won't grey.
Phenomenal work! Dude, you seriously crack me up too. Do you recommend any other finish than Sikkens for the natural grain? I found it at about $60 USD per gallon, a bit much for my deck work, but I want to keep the natural color too... Mahogany balusters and rails, natural deck (red cedar).
Did you do a video on how you shaped the arches? If nope, can ya do one? Please!
Dude that was awesome.
This is art, great job 👌
Just starting to get into woodworking and could use some advice on chisels. I really like the japanese style chisels you use....could you help me with where you purchase your chisels from and/or possibly brand names and models??? I really enjoy your videos and keep on keepin' on.
Awesome work. Congrats!
Awesome job. Can you explain the benefits of the octagonal pins as opposed to round? I would think they would be easier to drive in but do they hold as well with shrinkage and whatnot?
amazing........cant find another word to describe you.........
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing
Magician on stage , very cool
Good work.
Where do you get your large timber you get it online or do you have local supplier it's so hard to find wood like that around where I am
very impressive stuff man, japanese wood working skills are amazing and im rapt ive stumbled across your channel. keep up the amazing work mate
Hola, gracias por compartir tu técnicas, donde aprendistes? desde donde transmites? saludos desde Ecuador
creo que es de Canada ya prendio por su cuenta
Its gorgeous
you do great work...