The "Sashimono" (Fine Cabinet Making/Joinery) in TRADITIONAL JAPANESE WOODWORKING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2020
- Hello everyone,
In the last couple of weeks, I've decided to take a trip to learn about Japanese wood craftsmanship. Based on in-depth interviews of craftsmen and witnessing the work of those who specialize in various fields of traditional woodworking. I've learned the distinctive features that combine a craftsman's Know-How with an understanding of wood anatomy.
#japanesewoodworking #cabinetmaking #sashimono
Those who have watched my previous videos must have also known a type of Sashimono (Fine Cabinetmaking) in TRADITIONAL JAPANESE WOODWORKING, today I'm gonna show you something new and more detailed based on the respective survey in 4 prefectures of Kanagawa, Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka. To make this video getting better, I've written the script very carefully and hired a professional Voice Over to reading it, at the same I have added some shots of mine, new effects work, new music added and a new creation is created as follows: "The Sashimono (Fine Cabinet Making/Joinery)"
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As an American woodworker who once lived in japan I LOVE the Japanese forms of woodworking. They are very humbling. It would be a shame on humanity if any of these trades were lost to time. Support your craftsman people!
Thanks for your time, hope to see you someday!!
as a mechanic this is the only wood channel ive ever thought of watching, let alone subbed to. beautiful stuff love how they grow their wood on top of wood and trees are older than they be. neat stuff they found to do while trying to make that island work for them
Thanks a lot!
Great furnature that will last generations and centruries to come
This is amazing.
Wow!!! that video is amazing!! I loved it.. make more videos like this everyday!!😍😍😍
To all who's reading this comment I wish you all have a great day!! Lots of love..................💗💖💕💓❤️💜💛💚💙
so many love for details and precision and craftman skills in it.
glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastico trabajo,un saludo
Beautiful.
Thank you!
👍🙋⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Супер! Ручная работа всегда останется в цене, как достижение и произведение различных искуств!!!
Beautifully stunning craftmanship at its best who ever gives this a thumbs down is a jealous want to be cabinet maker. No better craftsman than Japanese carpenters and cabinet makers.
Thank you so much!! The Judge
I would love to see these artists carve wooden three-dimensional sculptures of dragons, komainu, flowers, etc for Buddhist temples and mini-shrines for street parades. The details are out of this world.
I see, maybe you can watch it next time, just wait for it!!
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Wonderful. Looking forward to it. Much appreciated.
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Спасибо ВАМ за высший класс ручной работы.Я просто в восторге от утончённой законченности ВАШИХ произведений ИСКУССТВА.
Interesting and valuable cultural items. I would suggest you edit the film again. Change the high-speed shots with shortened versions at normal speed, and remove the parts where people are speaking and no sound is heard. But still in this present form valuable. Thank you.
thank you for letting me know
The first thought I had when viewing is how do they keep the humidity constant as such tight fitting joinery requires constancy.
I had exactly the same thought !!
The whole point of traditional woodworking and joinery is to negate the effects of humidity changes. Wood expands and contracts predictably across its grain but not along it. So good furniture is built in a way that will allow the piece to move without exploding. For example you generally don’t glue end grain to edge grain.
@Egg MCMUFFIN I didn’t call myself a master craftsman I’m just calling out your ignorance. And by the way, you’re the one who attacked me after I offered an explanation to the original commenter. And as no surprise just end up calling names like a child.
Don't let the pieces sit outside if it is going to rain. Don't let people use these who are likely to get drunk and then spill beer on the surfaces.
There is cabinet makers and Joiners and then there is Japanese Cabinet makers and Joiners you choose.
SIMPLEMENTE MUY CHINGONES DIRIAMOS LOS MEXICANOS.FELICIDADES, SALUDOS DESDE MICHOACAN, MEXICO.
Nice to see men who have no vices at work. Go men nasaii
Speaker. Are you the owner of this channel. The videos are greatly appreciated
Your wood, gives me wood. I love it. No homo.
The cabriole leg starting at 3:48 seems more like a guy making-do to produce a one-off of something he is not equipped to usually make. He doesn’t have a bandsaw but he does have a tablesaw. Anyone would eschew the incredibly tedious method he is using to waste away the shape in favor of a band saw. Not so much the chiseling down to shape, but planning and making those 400 or so (per leg!) kerfs.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. To someone who didn’t know anything about shop machinery, this probably looks really impressive. But any woodworker would realize this is insane. There is no practical reason to do this on a tablesaw if you have a bandsaw. Bandsaws are for cutting curves, and they’re usually less expensive than tablesaws.
Blake Weber, I think that even using the original hand tool turning saw method would would be faster.
No one here to dispute your remarks. I presume that these men take pride in not having to use machines. The final results are not so impressive until they are picked up ages later - say like 1777 to 2024 three hundred years later - to find that they have not warped nor fallen apart like some other creations from 1777 or thereabouts.
4:00 The camera is jerkier than a Slim Jim :D
That is because the editor wished to include every scene, leaving nothing out. Thus played the film in at higher speed, hence resulting in a shakey image.
Won’t find a claw hammer in this vid
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Ok thank you
I'd rather watch it at regular speed, though. Does this rate help avoid being detected by whomever you grabbbed the video from?
It doesn't matter, I've contacted them before uploading a video, the increased speed just because I wanted the read-out contents to match with frames on video
Well I’ve now watched the same content in at least five different “Creators” videos it’s as if it was just cut and paste the same video information from the original creator! Like they say there are no original thoughts!