William Morris said "Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful". After watching your videos, I believe your philosophy for making tools and jigs is that you want both usefulness AND beauty. This is not only a very useful tool, the care and craftsmanship that you put into creating it makes it beautiful as well. Watching your videos is always a pleasure. Thank you for continuing to post them!
The best... themselves: the cleanest workshop, the best hand-made tools, the most careful workmanship, the nicest appearance (of both the workshop and the products), the best creativity, the best usefulness - I can count the "most" endlessly. Careful preparation of materials and tools, calm but very thoughtful and methodical work, accuracy, order, diligence. It is 100% certain that the effect will be perfect. Great movies, I don't hesitate to name you: master!!!
My grandfather was a master carpenter, he would have been god sent with this guys tools. Perfection at it's best in this video. I'll be making an all aluminum one for my metal fabrication. Great idea.
I sleep poorly. I try to make my house beautiful during the day. i know i am an amateur. At night when I can't sleep I watch these demonstrations. No shouting, no music, just the sound of clean machines and craftsmanship. I watch with admiration and great appreciation. When a beautiful piece of work is delivered again, I am so happy. I have sleep again and I know what to expect tomorrow, a lot of work, but I feel good and go to sleep and my thought is: I will get that garden staircase level, if not tomorrow then the day after tomorrow ”. and with a satisfied smile I fall asleep.
Who is this person?! This person has taken woodworking and turned it into an art form. Amazing shop. Love to see the shop and videos on how to make tools of this caliber. Wow! Over a million subscribers - and no surprise. Notably, this appears to be a highly efficient shop utilizing a small space. Impressive!
да....все работы мастерские........а Вы заметили руки мастера...........они не мужские.............это все делает мастер женщина..............какая молодец......и меня еще поражает ее мастерская с уникальными инструментами
@@nitnatsnok2526 Да, Вы однозначно ошибаетесь, этот Мастер мужчина. Я слежу за всеми его видео и однажды мне попалось видео, где он монтирует систему кондиционирования ( он великолепный мастер на все руки ). И там случился прокол - камера захватила его в кадр в полный рост, где я и увидел его лицо. Красивый японец, а такие умелые и КРАСИВЫЕ руки, как у девушки - ну, это , наверное, от Бога!
Estimado JSK, El muestrario de la maquinaria utilizada, hace que pensar si la habilidad es tuya o de las maquinas . No hay que degustar comida frente a los hambrientos, creo que es una frase de un sabio chino..........
ce n'est plus du bricolage mais un travail de chirurgien. vous etes trop bien equipé mon ami pour etre obligé de bricoler. merci quand-meme de partager
That trick shot at the end!!! I love this guy. No intention of making 90% of the beautiful things he creates, but I love watching. I like seeing that DIY router table getting used.
You keep showing me ways to do things in clever ways that I had not thought of before. In the previous video you used the two first holes to make space out the third one, in this one you use a spacer block... I like your projects, and bought the plans for the 6-in-1 drill and panel saw. Now, to find time and space to actually build them...
Really neat and well executed tool build. It makes me happy someone at your skill level suffers from the same affliction as me, NEVER being able to mix the right amount of epoxy. With enough left over to do the job again twice! Shall ever be know as JB's law!
This is _Exactly_ my problem with center finders.... and for all these years I thought it was only me! (LOL) It's a pretty nifty solution... now I am wondering if there are other ways to solve this and maybe something that can expand to handle other sizes of larger stock... wow... you've got me thinking... and that's probably not a good thing in my case 😁 LOL. well, maybe you'll come up with another brilliant solution for that? Anyway... Wonderful presentation as always, and thanks so much for the video!
Your videos are always useful, even when you don't need a product, as there are many good technical solutions. I am always looking forward to your new projects.
Another alternative would be to simply make the original tool longer. However that could be a pain in general and this looks like an excellent solution.
I mean, that center punch, just wow! Never seen that. Not sure it was required here, though, since you did use that spacer trick on the drill press to get the equidistant outside holes. The exact location of the center hole didn’t matter at all.
Otra clase magistral del maestro,la perfección absoluta elevada al máximo nivel,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón, Galicia (España)
Let me clarify my post I made recently. I was not stating how the center finder was made, but the item he used to identify the hole locations with the cross hairs. This item is very unique and I haven’t seen this item any where in the states.
Normally I do not care for non narrated build videos, but yours are just so good I still watch. Is the wall saw station something you built or purchased?
I am always fascinated the work you do and the and the simplicity of your jigs. I would like to know where did you get your center maker and the manufacturer of the unit. Keep up the great work.
Great work as always! However... I did find one thing that can be improved, and it’s the pencil holder itself. This one is designed for one specific pencil and can’t use different marking tools like regular pencils or tools to scratch. And also the pencil itself gets pushed to one side. One way to solve that would be if the pencil holder was in the shape of a “V” pointing towards one of the ends and the screw pushed from the opposite side wedging it into the “V”. But of course I’m just nitpicking hehe. I’m always amazed by your craftsmanship. Keep up the good wood work! :)
That would not mitigate the effect of using pencils with different diameters. Smaller diameters would ride deeper into the 'V', and that would offset the point from being centered between the two end guides. This kind of center finder will only work if the point of the pencil or scribe is exactly centered on a line between the centers of the end guides. So instead of a 'V' you would need something like an iris diaphragm that can accommodate different diameters but keep them centered to a specific point. I do not think that is really practical, but maybe someone has a clever idea how to do it.
X JWill you are absolutely right! However, the most common way to deal with this kind of error is to simply make a mark with the tool riding on one direction, then coming from the other side and if there is any noticeable difference between both passes, you simply split the difference by eye or drill in between the lines. After all... nobody needs to be “that precise” hehe. But thanks for the observation.
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If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
It is useless to show your videos if they do not help to carry out a similar project for whoever wants it if you do not give the measurements
@@lospoliti-locosdelmomento770 But he gives you the idea...do it
William Morris said "Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful".
After watching your videos, I believe your philosophy for making tools and jigs is that you want both usefulness AND beauty.
This is not only a very useful tool, the care and craftsmanship that you put into creating it makes it beautiful as well.
Watching your videos is always a pleasure. Thank you for continuing to post them!
Возможно, единственный канал, на котором сначала идет демонстрация изделия в работе, а потом процесс изготовления. Работы великолепны )
The best... themselves: the cleanest workshop, the best hand-made tools, the most careful workmanship, the nicest appearance (of both the workshop and the products), the best creativity, the best usefulness - I can count the "most" endlessly. Careful preparation of materials and tools, calm but very thoughtful and methodical work, accuracy, order, diligence. It is 100% certain that the effect will be perfect.
Great movies, I don't hesitate to name you: master!!!
My grandfather was a master carpenter, he would have been god sent with this guys tools. Perfection at it's best in this video. I'll be making an all aluminum one for my metal fabrication. Great idea.
Brilliant solution to an age old problem. Most excellent!
I sleep poorly. I try to make my house beautiful during the day. i know i am an amateur. At night when I can't sleep I watch these demonstrations. No shouting, no music, just the sound of clean machines and craftsmanship. I watch with admiration and great appreciation. When a beautiful piece of work is delivered again, I am so happy. I have sleep again and I know what to expect tomorrow, a lot of work, but I feel good and go to sleep and my thought is: I will get that garden staircase level, if not tomorrow then the day after tomorrow ”. and with a satisfied smile I fall asleep.
Who is this person?! This person has taken woodworking and turned it into an art form. Amazing shop. Love to see the shop and videos on how to make tools of this caliber. Wow! Over a million subscribers - and no surprise. Notably, this appears to be a highly efficient shop utilizing a small space. Impressive!
How meticulous! Very inspiring. Action speaks stronger than words! Without uttering a word or a subtitle, he has taught me so many things. Hats off
You sir are a professor of perfection.
Even his sawdust looks neat and clean.
Nope...
Поражаюсь этому Мастеру! Сколько неисчерпаемых великолепных идей! Виват Мастер, Виват!
да....все работы мастерские........а Вы заметили руки мастера...........они не мужские.............это все делает мастер женщина..............какая молодец......и меня еще поражает ее мастерская с уникальными инструментами
а может быть я и ошибаюсь
@@nitnatsnok2526 Да, Вы однозначно ошибаетесь, этот Мастер мужчина. Я слежу за всеми его видео и однажды мне попалось видео, где он монтирует систему кондиционирования ( он великолепный мастер на все руки ). И там случился прокол - камера захватила его в кадр в полный рост, где я и увидел его лицо. Красивый японец, а такие умелые и КРАСИВЫЕ руки, как у девушки - ну, это , наверное, от Бога!
JSK-koubou, you have become my favorite woodworker.
They say perfection is not of this world, well I say it is wrong, perfection exists and I discovered it while watching you work. An enchantment ...
Estimado JSK, El muestrario de la maquinaria utilizada, hace que pensar si la habilidad es tuya o de las maquinas . No hay que degustar comida frente a los hambrientos, creo que es una frase de un sabio chino..........
ce n'est plus du bricolage mais un travail de chirurgien. vous etes trop bien equipé mon ami pour etre obligé de bricoler. merci quand-meme de partager
That trick shot at the end!!! I love this guy. No intention of making 90% of the beautiful things he creates, but I love watching. I like seeing that DIY router table getting used.
There is one word that defines you perfectly: Precision
🙏 Your videos are pure meditation for me. 🙂
every time is see your shop i drool.
I want a wall mounted saw!!! Never gave it a second thought at the home de pots.. Never though I could have one at home.
Can't expect anything better than this guy ))
Gold. Again. Thank you!
毎度のクオリティに感服しております。
そして毎度思うんですけど治具作ってるときに使ってる治具を作るとこから始めないと…！って思ってしまうかつこんなクオリティ出来るまでにどんだけ修行せなあかんやらで、この治具作るまで到達するには果てしない道のりが。
動画拝見してるだけでも楽しいですけど！！！
take it easy
Until this video I had never seen a million dollar work-shop nor a Merlin of maximum carpentry skills. Beyond superb.
You keep showing me ways to do things in clever ways that I had not thought of before. In the previous video you used the two first holes to make space out the third one, in this one you use a spacer block... I like your projects, and bought the plans for the 6-in-1 drill and panel saw. Now, to find time and space to actually build them...
Самый гениальный центроискатель!!!
Adding those L brackets to extend the line to the end was a stroke of genius. Impressive!
precision craftsmanship at its finest
I just noticed that you are using a kuru toga pencil. I ordered one of those from Jet Pens many years ago and it still works great.
I am Vietnamese, I am very much a follower of yours, good luck
When I watch this master craftsman at work, it is like meditation. Every step calm and measured. The universe is in balance.
A clever and incredibly useful update to the classic center finder!
Man, you are a genius!!!
This guy is a champion
Parabéns professor pardal !!!
Thank you for your videos, you are very good!!
Ive been following you for over a year. You continue to amaze me.
From someone who made a bird with flapping wings fly, some how this bit of genius is not surprising and again as always we learn-well done.
You are a woodworking genius! I love your creativity!
There is no it not the cowboy, it is academy of JSK-koubou
I really like your " a capella" video clips, educational without words, keep up the nice work ................. from Italy with love ................
Tt
Очередной раз кайфанул!
Really brilliant great man
LOOKS classy...!!
This is Art👍, i love the detail and precision of your work.
Great idea! If you don't have a fancy optical center punch you can just use a dividers to mark the pencil & pin holes.
In any case, thank you for what you're doing. You have a huge patient. It shows.
Dear friend,
I am amazed by your videos. The quality, beauty and precision of the pieces made by you are inspiring.
I'm your fan. Hug.
It's great watching a master at work , sure is a pleasure watching you build things , peace out from scotland,,,
JSK-koubou trabajas con mucha técnica, lo haces impresionantemente bien
Really neat and well executed tool build. It makes me happy someone at your skill level suffers from the same affliction as me, NEVER being able to mix the right amount of epoxy. With enough left over to do the job again twice! Shall ever be know as JB's law!
You really are an artist, good luck
This is _Exactly_ my problem with center finders.... and for all these years I thought it was only me! (LOL) It's a pretty nifty solution... now I am wondering if there are other ways to solve this and maybe something that can expand to handle other sizes of larger stock... wow... you've got me thinking... and that's probably not a good thing in my case 😁 LOL. well, maybe you'll come up with another brilliant solution for that? Anyway... Wonderful presentation as always, and thanks so much for the video!
Simple mais redoutablement efficace. Bravo
Very Good!!
Impressive. Also impressive are your tools, setups and hold downs.
Great IDEA. I will remember the next time I need it. For me a piece of wood with 2 nails and the mid point mark would do. Thanks.
Super cool 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Your videos are always useful, even when you don't need a product, as there are many good technical solutions. I am always looking forward to your new projects.
Wow such a clean great looking tool!
This is exactly what I need. Thank you for sharing this idea
You are "the man" !!
Cool, simple, elegant, almost Nihonjiin in style ;-) oyakata
He should come out with the book, it could be a e-book. It would be nice he could have all of his tools that he made.
いつも凄いですけど、今回も凄いっす！流石ですね！脱帽です😆👍
センター出しって大切ですよね！良いですね！
Wow-what an easy addition, to fix a long time problem.
6:51 looks like a cookie
Another brilliant, precise tool! Well done!
Ingenious 👍
Sympa la fabrication de ce petit outil de traçage,bravo à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
amazing this guy, absolutely top, perfection at its best, just great.
JEWELER👍. Молодец
always impressed with every project you do sir, clean and precise
whatever u think u do best there is always an asian better than u. top class craftsmenship.
Another alternative would be to simply make the original tool longer. However that could be a pain in general and this looks like an excellent solution.
I don't see how making the original longer is a solution... You'd still fail on the ends
Om mani padme hum! Hay quá. Xin cảm ơn!
I mean, that center punch, just wow! Never seen that. Not sure it was required here, though, since you did use that spacer trick on the drill press to get the equidistant outside holes. The exact location of the center hole didn’t matter at all.
The best off the best my friend
Very clever. Will you explain the purpose of facing with a different wood? And what did you use as bearing? Thanks and the usual compliments
Otra clase magistral del maestro,la perfección absoluta elevada al máximo nivel,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón, Galicia (España)
Gongratulations, you are a genius!!! Thank you for all those videos!!
Let me clarify my post I made recently. I was not stating how the center finder was made, but the item he used to identify the hole locations with the cross hairs. This item is very unique and I haven’t seen this item any where in the states.
Excelente 👍🏻
Master of perfection
Such a clever little thing, perfect.
big!!!!!!!! grande genio.
I really appreciate the video, but the answer is an optical center punch and measure from both ends of the block when placing holes
That is the fanciest center jig I've seen! I like it! I use one made with two wood dowels - works good enough for me :-)
Normally I do not care for non narrated build videos, but yours are just so good I still watch. Is the wall saw station something you built or purchased?
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@@jisakukobo Thank you, I must have missed it when I went looking on your channel.
Excellent work as usual. Very ingenious, I'm impressed.
Good idea 👍👍👍
I only see perfection...thank you SIR :)
Esto le llamo yo espectáculo del bueno!! Buen trabajo y gracias por tus vídeos.
You are a legendary in furniture work great👍
The perfection-man always does the perfect things. Absolutely done as always, Sir!
この羽をつけるだなんて発想は夢にも考えた事はなかったです、結局は端々は定規あててケビかなきゃならんと思っていたので有用性や利便性を理解しながらも作ろうとまでは思ってませんでした…2～3日中に作ってみます(めっちゃ簡易なやつを)。
I am always fascinated the work you do and the and the simplicity of your jigs. I would like to know where did you get your center maker and the manufacturer of the unit. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the marvelous video. It is again a wonderful pleasure tu watch your work.
Greetings fro germany.
KD
Excellent. I'm quite impressed by your determination to get the perfect craft done.
My best wishes to you.
Great work as always! However... I did find one thing that can be improved, and it’s the pencil holder itself. This one is designed for one specific pencil and can’t use different marking tools like regular pencils or tools to scratch. And also the pencil itself gets pushed to one side. One way to solve that would be if the pencil holder was in the shape of a “V” pointing towards one of the ends and the screw pushed from the opposite side wedging it into the “V”. But of course I’m just nitpicking hehe. I’m always amazed by your craftsmanship. Keep up the good wood work! :)
That would not mitigate the effect of using pencils with different diameters. Smaller diameters would ride deeper into the 'V', and that would offset the point from being centered between the two end guides. This kind of center finder will only work if the point of the pencil or scribe is exactly centered on a line between the centers of the end guides. So instead of a 'V' you would need something like an iris diaphragm that can accommodate different diameters but keep them centered to a specific point. I do not think that is really practical, but maybe someone has a clever idea how to do it.
X JWill you are absolutely right! However, the most common way to deal with this kind of error is to simply make a mark with the tool riding on one direction, then coming from the other side and if there is any noticeable difference between both passes, you simply split the difference by eye or drill in between the lines. After all... nobody needs to be “that precise” hehe. But thanks for the observation.