A Clean Job Site Leads to Good Work! The Essential Process [Season 4 - Part 4]

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[@chadsichello1066]

You can gauge a craftsman’s skill by the cleanliness of his site. Too true.

[@aethertech]

It is an absolute honor to watch a master like this at work.

[@KevinJones-pj8kx]

I have enjoyed every video you have produced. I love the quality of your workmanship. Your attention to details. You always have a clean job site. You go above and beyond to do your best work.

[@stephenrobinson8250]

I am always impressed with your commitment to detail. Your quality would put most North American carpenters to shame. I also like seeing new techniques that we have not yet adopted here in North America. Please keep these videos coming.

[@gospelofgrace6320]

😅-- Z Pl😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@lohikarhu734]

I think that it's always a good idea to view other methods with an open mind...one funny electrical thing...in Germany, outlet and switch boxes are round, so you just drill with the appropriate size hole saw, no mucking about with "almost square"holes, and the boxes are easy to line up and screw down to frames

[@WagnerGimenes]

I just love your videos. Cleanliness is key, as you say. Thank you.

[@FoxyfloofJumps]

I love watching this. It's older skills, experience, and modern advancements, all working together.

[@jessegriffin9]

Your job sites are the cleanest ones I've ever seen.

[@therealdojj]

Cleaning up is one of the best things about a good tradesman 👍

[@krenwregget7667]

the more I watch this channel (and others), the more I love this style of home construction. As a carpenter, it just makes so much sense to me. I also really appreciate that you clean your jobsite. I'm the same but some people say it's a waste of time. I can't work in a mess.

[@JoeSimple]

Agreed, I have a saying, people notice when it's dirty but not when it's clean. I have had clients call and complain that I never showed up... but that's because I didn't leave a trace. :)

[@paulstanding7267]

You can also tell how clean and well keeper your workshop is once you have finished you always clean it up.👍👍

[@neilsparks.4447]

I admire your precision! Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship.👍🏽

[@terrytopliss9506]

Thank you for the video Shoyan, love to see your precision with everything you do.👍👍

[@davidjavids2431]

AWESOME HUMANS THANKS FOR SHARING

[@donaldadams5342]

Amazing, meticulous quality of your work shows the pride you take in all that you do even to the cleanliness of your site. Your pride in your work & the enormous skills that you display to go with your wealth of knowledge in all that you do makes your videos compelling & enjoyable to watch Shoyan. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

[@swittman9123]

I appreciate that you point out that not wearing your helmet is unsafe. Thank you!

[@boisejim]

Thank you for 10 minutes of peace and tranquility. Jim from Long Beach, California

[@kakman1958]

I love the floor levelling jacks - I've never seen them in Australia. I too, enjoy cleaning up - it's nice working in a clean environment.

[@2009timothykelly]

This was very satisfying to watch. The respect for yourself and your craft is immediately noticeable.

[@mountedxsmerf]

You guys should make some merch! I would definitely buy it to support Mr. Shoyan Carpenter

[@vacheasatryan4083]

Thank you! Great progress. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Comments such as "A piece of hardware with multiple applications is a nonsense idea".

[@kennethconner556]

Watching you work is like reading a good book.

[@guyvangenechten6484]

Very nice work!!👍💯👌

[@kvsconstructionwork]

Japan work nature always clean, so love ur videos

[@doracell9017]

Through my apprenticeship I was always told “a clean site, is a happy site!”

[@corcoransullivan1562]

So interesting and effective!!

[@vanopnt]

I wonder how attaching windows like that directly onto the timbers works with wood movement.

[@leslienixon9274]

You are a master carpenter! I really enjoy your videos.

[@hunterfulghum7170]

A delightful video, as usual. Well done, sir. Thank you for sharing your craftsmanship.

[@michaelchurchill1889]

I do my best thinking behind a broom

[@-reydensetsu-6067]

Gosh, how I love watching your videos.

[@ForgeAheadwithMike]

I really like the Japanese way of building. A lot of it makes more sense to me. True about having a clean jobsite/workspace. For me, it just feels better to have a clean space. And you know where things are and can access them more efficiently. I don't have my own proper workshop yet, but my work area is very temporary (I'm building a custom travel camper at the moment). But I still like keeping it clean. It's good do also dedicate some time just for cleanup and organization. One question for the carpenter - What happens if one of those plastic supports fails? Is it common to have to open up the floor to fix one of them later? I'm curious to know what kind of plastic it is (and what different materials Japan has that the States doesn't) and how the supports are made/built. Thank you for the videos as I've just discovered this channel but I'm really enjoying it.

[@sverdson]

très beau travail !

[@kingjamezo4583]

when you ripping the timber, I was like: what do you do to clean up? since you not using any dust extraction, but your site always been very tidy. and 2mins later you showed my cleaning up the site.

[@anthonywall5227]

Thank you

[@charlieweeberry]

Amazing content, It's been such a joy to follow. A small suggestion: The description of this video begins with "Last Video", in a split second before I understood what you meant I read it as this would be the last video of the current season. No big deal at all but you could potentially use "Previous Video" instead. Can't wait until the next one! Cheers!

[@Calum_S]

You're right about cleanliness: My school-friend's dad was an electrician and even now, more than 30 years later, my mum will say how much tidier he was than other electricians.

[@JorgeCáceres-l4o]

Muy bueno.

[@stephenadkisson5682]

This mans "rough in" carpentry is nicer than many carpentars finish work. Wish he lived in my area!

[@davidjavids2431]

It's not me alone after all. How can you work in messy. Beyond me.

[@americanangler94559]

Good episode

[@582tird]

I look forward to seeing your videos. I’ve always watched home improvement and construction project television programs here in the U.S. I find your work of much high quality than what I usually see. 👍

[@landraven0404]

Thank you for your videos that show us your culture of work. It is very strange that in Europe, where i live polistirene is forbidden to be used near wood. Isn't it a fire hazard, or how do you treat for fire hazard?

[@filipefelicio2364]

OMG , you're a real carpenter, you inspire me

[@Kimari-wz5cq]

Why is there such a large space between foundation and floor?

[@markusjordantesoro2992]

Yea its 100% true but not all the time it depend on kind of work,situation and workplace.

[@ironcatalystcs]

Anybody know where to get those adjustable columns?

[@Desert-Tan-Whiskey]

👍👍👍

[@tpep1693]

I wouldn't wear either.

[@davidjavids2431]

Notice how he doesn't grind the screw tips, knowing how to use that screw gun correctly is not a beginner trait

[@adriantrujillo6314]

Trabaja sin ayudante?

[@RROOBBWWAANN]

6:17 Why don't you use a laser?

[@geographyinaction7814]

Better than the cretins who built our home and swept all of the debris into the ducting, wall spaces and down the drains.

[@weisern1995]

Contrast this to Site Inspections, houses in Australia are built like crap. Wish we had builders like you.

[@fockewulf8055]

Don't worry about the hard hat it's better to be comfortable

[@YogiBear48]

I wish this master carpenter lived in my hometown in America❗I would pay him really big money to build my home. 👍🙂

[@TealCheetah]

Cleanliness is something American contractors lack. The neighbor had her roof replaced and the crew left an absolute mess!

[@PeterNetped]