Amazing Vertical Cut Technique Taking Advantage of Natural wood | has Developed over 450 years

[@Jrez]

Making your own tool is something every good machinist, woodworker, maker, etc. does throughout their career.

[@GordiansKnotHere]

Tanika Eiko beauty also shows through her work.

[@خبيرترميمتحفوحرفيدويةمتنوعة]

ممتاز رائع جدا جدا عمل مميز فيه إبداع وتقنية عالية الجودة سلمت يداك شكرا كثيرا لك علی هذا الفيديو الرائع

[@dimcclung]

I’ve always admire Japanese workmanship and craft. Their precision and artistry is inspiring. I was surprised to see the lathe operation performed without safety glasses or mask.

[@timgrenville-cleave2848]

Sublime. The simplicity of the whole, is truly outstanding. From 'simple' tooling to the magnificently understated finished work is stunning. I have no words.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

im glad you enjoyed it!

[@indianoladave]

The world could use more women like her. What a treat to watch her work.

[@marctremblay8087]

That is excellent work and to keep this tradition of making Laquerware is a great honour.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@johnmutton799]

A beautiful woman with a beautiful craft. I would love to visit Japan. I think their houses are stunning. What a place to live. Thanks for showing.

[@harilaldalpatparmar9894]

Such beautiful eyes Please wear safety glasses

[@michaelpage7691]

Woodworker, artist and blacksmith skills are very rare for women. She's really an artisan. Love her work. 👍🏻🇦🇺😁

[@oldthudman]

The Japanese are outstanding and amazing artisans......

[@rockets4kids]

They have a few things to learn about safety, though. Safety glasses and tie that hair back!

[@baddoopey]

@@rockets4kids, and that’s when you wander away from art.

[@jamesbond1231]

@@rockets4kids Carry on Karen

[@victor.leslieaugustpikingt8848]

such beauty and grace in one human being is sadly becoming rare these days

[@meiralfasi]

Amazing quality and skills. Japanese people are the most perfectionists people on planet earth. I ❤ Japan.

[@dawicked2k8]

You know its quality when it says "Made in Japan" !

[@billyoldman9209]

I agree. The way she doesn't get her hair catch fire or get caught up in the machine is truly amazing.

[@arniekando6846]

Japan and Germany wear that crown. The Brits also have next level artisans.

[@jamesbond1231]

@@billyoldman9209 Okay there Karen

[@JUSTENization]

I didn’t catch her name. She does the most beautiful artwork into those bowls.. so appreciate how much attention of details one would put into their products. Hope I can get some of her products.

[@LarsUelf]

You can find her on Instagram @eikotanaka_akatoki

[@p4507775]

Amazing dedication to the craft. You should be very proud of the skills you've acquired and the beautiful results coming from all the time and hard work you've invested into the product and towards it's final outcome. Absolutely amazing results. The Yamanaka family and their ancestors should be proud of how you are carrying on their tradition. Well done young lady, Well Done.

[@donaage6303]

clever girl, making, her own tool too awesome. protect you hair, remove from danger zone. My hair got caught up once, painful experience

[@donaage6303]

ohhh really,, thats why she has'nt I guess

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Also protect the eyes and nose the mouth and the hands

[@donaage6303]

so I guess that I should'nt work naked either

[@johnrice8786]

Don Aage 😀😀😀

[@donaage6303]

@Michael Engleman sorry I don't understand, what is it that you don't believe.

[@Bawdsey64]

When you see a young lady produce such wonderful pieces of work it makes you wonder why we seem to need no end of tools and yet the majority of us do not reach the same standard. I wish there had been an English commentary to this video because the processes were interesting.

[@IronMaidenGS]

it's a matter of culture... our occidental standards are quite low for everything, as long as a tool can get the job done its a good tool... but over there they improve to the maximum the design, and it's something they have been improving for decades and decades....

[@thomasdykstra100]

The spalted piece at the end is my favorite!

[@andrewvitale2700]

She is stunningly beautiful! And very skilled..

[@catalintican5530]

The East still has beautiful women! So refreshing!

[@jaideeprai230]

All in one package, Smithy, carpentry, tradition, skill, perfection, divinity, dedication, focus, art, finesse etc etc.. Simply put AWESOMMMMME! Lathes are danger zones for long hair.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Well said, I greatly appreciate it!

[@ramlroreyes2287]

Su belleza es tan natural como el arte que realiza ,me robo el corazón. Me gustaria verla de nuevo en otro video

[@woodstoney]

Beautiful woodworking techniques and very beautiful results!

[@ianroberts9305]

Beautiful work ,beautiful lady stunning craftsmanship

[@uniondelaelpacifico4964]

Simply beautiful, I like the way she concentrates . Such a delicate and soft curved wood work. 🙂

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you like it

[@controlledburst]

I'm supposed to be admiring the amazing woodworking. But, dang, she's gorgeous.

[@walterskinner527]

Nice to see young people making such beautiful product.The colour and finished article is flawless, I want one. Thanks for uploading this video, unfortunately I do not understand the dialog but satisfying to watch.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

It's my pleasure, I will try harder to do better next time!

[@walterskinner527]

@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts I can see the finish is already perfect how can you possibly do better. Thank you for your response.

[@davidjames1007]

Amazing work and amazing people

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@billy19461]

Loved watching this video! I wish that there was an English speaking version of this. I would love to understand what you were saying. Beautiful work !

[@Ward00]

Either that or at least an English written translation to go along with the Japanese. It would be great to know what is being said. Baltimore, Maryland, USA

[@gordonchapman222]

I turned on Closed Captions, then went to the settings to set Auto Translate and set that to English. Not perfect, but you get the gist. I try this on a lot of foreign narrated channels

[@TheHibener]

@@gordonchapman222 i got the part with closed caption, but where is the setting for autotranslate ?.

[@gordonchapman222]

@Ken Fullman so true 🤣

[@qwertyqwerty6099]

@@gordonchapman222 alas, no option to change the auto translate option..

[@551taylor]

Quite amazing, and I love that she made her own tools to achieve a specific purpose. I also love that less is more when the natural figuring is left exposed, and how the lacquer is made to look worn and ancient in some cases... Just wonderful!

[@416dl]

Thinking I'd just check out the video for a few moments to what this "amazing vertical cut technique" must be...and of course, couldn't take my eyes off of the presentation. Great job. I enjoyed every minute.

[@keithklassen5320]

Same. My guess is that the products had "vertical cut technique" in their name from a time when this method was unusual, it really doesn't translate well, but no regrets, the video was amazing!

[@ShevillMathers]

Beautiful, taking wood art to another level. Thank you for sharing your superb skills. Greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🦘

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you so much 😀

[@luisjdavis]

Legacy of Craftsmanship !!!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks

[@kebhycarmona1417]

Felicitaciones!!!!! Realmente un excelente trabajo que denota un gran dominio de diferentes áreas del conocimiento, así también como una admirable dedicación al trabajo . Nuevamente, felicitaciones. Un gran saludo desde Uruguay.

[@juginstr1019]

Thank you for your skill.You are like a Princess from a fairy tale that works wonders.

[@srafetto]

I love the processing of her lathe tools that obviously work so well. I'm interested in seeing how the lathe functions and being left handed with a one-direction counter-clockwise lathe I'm jealous of the right / clockwise rotation of her lathe. The finish is spectacular! Hand-crafted is the way to go.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Good Point, Thank you very much!

[@ivanleterror9158]

The intensity and concentration on her face shows why the end product is what it is. Also impressed by the method of press fitting the bowls on the mandrel and they stay there.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@alligatormonday6365]

Any kind of wood looks better spalted! Absolutely stunning.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks

[@miles11we]

Nah, spalting really disagrees with certain woods or styles. Like a clean modern style imo looks messy with spalting. Granted I induce spalting in a lot of my logs, a lot of ash.

[@henryecheverria239]

Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante saludos desde Florida usa

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

you're welcome

[@mccornchip]

Just wow. What beautiful wood.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you like it!

[@philipripper1522]

Her family is lucky. Dedicated and very pretty.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@brendanbush2174]

Her smile when you see shes happy with her product is so wholesome at 9:29

[@EfrainMcshell]

Oh man, I love the Japanese crafting and architectural, and blockwood printing, metal smith, and more, they are so in its most finesse. Beautiful!!!! I wish I could go there and learn a lot from them.... and I heard they care for their rivers forest, and environment in general. So good.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you loved it! there is, of course, because we always have to suffer from natural disasters every year

[@Joshualbm]

Artists and Nature as One.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@paisaconstructiondavid1964]

Thank you I really enjoyed the part where she created the tool for the work. Very impressive.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@josephbrauer2573]

I have not changed my mind , find this video to be excellent and the wood turning woman is s focused and such a artisan at such the perfect age. I ask God for a wife such as her if not the beautiful woman turning herself. To watch a woman of such caliber learning and loving such a craft is sublime . The amount of tradition put into these crafts is unmatched as far as I know .

[@Sokail87]

Beauty creates beauty. :)

[@maknifeandrods7701]

Omg she does such god like work.

[@lkmayhew9390]

How beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

You are so welcome!

[@hendrikusoostindie6274]

Thank you to share this with us. it is a wonderful work. Blessings from Belgium

[@RobertLoeder]

Jaw dropping skills!

[@titi08]

great skill, and so beautiful results…

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@tinkernaut8736]

Beautiful work, I would love to try this on my lathe.

[@raysmith1028]

I enjoyed your Video and the technique of using a friction fit wood chuck to hold the bowl. But can you tell me what the brown liquid polish they use is? Thanks Ray NZ

[@g.mendoza8138]

Very nice👍😀👍

[@patricio228]

Wooow, Really wonderful!!!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks a lot!

[@MsJohnniecool]

Tanika Eiko is VERY skilled and dedicated that's for sure . Thank you for this . I have made miniture turnings with Tagua nuts ( ivory substitute ) with a lathe and tools I made and have turned a 2200 KG yellow birch burl with a lathe and tools I made . Ms. Eiko is amazing ! Johnnie C. Nova Scotia Canada .

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@pwood5733]

Beautiful. And the woodturning

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you like it!

[@Mattbergart]

Holy crap who is this amazing woman even smithing her own tools holy crap whatabadass

[@nealbeard1]

Holy crap? What is that?

[@alexds8452]

Thanks for sharing. Now I know where the Japanese get their endless sense of gratitude! Imagine if we were aware of the skill, time, & attention to detail that goes into everything we use in daily life! I feel they should do workshops, so folks can make their own dishes & have greater appreciation & gratitude in daily life.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Our pleasure! thanks for your time.

[@MusicFurler]

The spalted bowl at the end was my favorite, have turned a few spalted bowls before, could use some of that finish though.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

WOW! You're on the right track now!

[@edcaffey4248]

Excellent and so beautiful to watch you create a work of art. Thank yoy fir sharing

[@robertodejuan2645]

Very good and beautiful!

[@costawaseswolle]

Bravo einfach schön und nicht nur die Handwerkskunst.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@DJMARTIN73]

This gorgeous woman is definitely not a snowflake. No safety gear like pansies and lets that beautiful hair down! I'm in love!

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Beautiful workmanship or is that beautiful workwomanship....

[@georgemckenzie2525]

Thank you for what brings you joy

[@knatt405]

She is talented & great work!👏🏽

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@josephbrauer2573]

I wish to merry the wood turner . she is perfect .

[@Robert-xp4ii]

Absolutely gorgeous! The bowls are beautiful too. LOL Seriously though, those bowls are works of art, especially the ones with the black tracks through the wood. I'd love to know how those are formed inside the trees.

[@ammer3934]

The black tracks through the wood is called spalting. It forms when the wood is kept damp for some time after it is milled. It actually is the beginning of decay. It is valued by wood turners. Hope this helps

[@Robert-xp4ii]

ammer3934 Thank you very much! Yes, that was most helpful.

[@anovozhilov]

優秀なマスター、美しい仕事、美しい女の子！

[@wollaminfaetter]

Very beautiful. That goes for the woodwork too.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Yes it does!

[@m.g.kroger]

The final results are marvellous.

[@shaheenamrou]

Wooooooooooooooooooow !!!! Very well done .

[@ChrisLocke1969]

Tanaka, I think you should start your own channel, you would be the next Liziqi, only better for those of us that are more interested in traditional craftsmanship instead of food! ;) I'd be your biggest fan!!

[@mikeboone4425]

Stunning.

[@emperorpenguin4663]

My eyes are gluing to her beauty and her bowlssss

[@williamrojas4794]

Bello trabajo que hace la chica... saludos desde Venezuela

[@eastonvonschist2283]

Always enjoyed wood working but just never could afford it.

[@jorgedebairosmoura]

Muy bella dama, y las obras que hace sencillamente exquisitas, me Enamoré!!!!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@MauricioGoncalves.]

Nice!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks!

[@sudhirwatturkar7768]

The best, ichiban !!!

[@robinskitube]

A very interesting and enjoyable video, the tools she forged herself looked very good and i would very much like to try and make one, or have one made for me, it gave a very good finish to the wood appearing to only require burnishing with some wood shavings. I liked the colour finish applied to the bowls afterwards, she is a true craftsperson. I will be very interested in seeing more like this, Thankyou.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Rachels123]

I love the pursuit of excellence

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you loved it!

[@nullvoidcrash9605]

Awesome!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks!

[@bernardopatino6819]

Super video ! beauty of art, in this style.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Many thanks!

[@miguels3583]

She is very beautiful

[@johnbyrne4438]

Beautiful! Beautiful!

[@mealex303]

😍 Beautiful worker

[@panghel2748]

Nice job, take care of yourself

[@jonathanmangold5024]

what a great video. a beautiful woman making beautiful things.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@roydl8536]

I love this girl, she is super beautiful

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

[@tinkmarshino]

such beautiful work.I wish more of it was in english but it is not necessary where the work is concerned. Plus more about the selection of the wood.. Moisture content drying time and such.. Thanks again for another fantastic woodworking video.. I appreciate it very much.. you folks have such a beautiful touch when it comes to wood.. carry on, be safe and have a lot of fun!

[@trackcclo]

感謝分享!

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

I'd like a woman like Tanaka San. Pretty, and loves to do manual things . It would be so nice being able to share a passion with the loved one

[@heyimamaker]

I think it's very interesting that a lot of North American tools and methods use more outward force and planes and sawing. But the lathe here is spinning in the same direction yet the cut happens on the bottom. making a catch potentially much less catastrophic, and possibly safer. Thanks for sharing!

[@keithklassen5320]

This is how most North American lathes work, at least the ones I've seen.

[@heyimamaker]

@@keithklassen5320 Every lathe I have used is as I described it. You resting the bevel of the tool on the top of the wood in order to make a cut. If you bring the tool to far down it will give you what's called a catch. Every metal lathe has you place the cutting tool on the centerline between the tool and the center of the work. This is the first lathe that I have seen where the tool cuts from the bottom.

[@marciodemellogomes6914]

Beautiful work and beautiful girl. Protect you!

[@GC-rf2st]

I don’t understand a word of Japanese but somehow watching the skill displayed here it doesn’t matter one bit

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@lencovington9111]

wow you are amzing

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks

[@jamesgyorko3850]

Beautiful !!!

[@RedDragonVideos]

Beautiful eyes, protect them

[@Slugeinstein]

@CypyCup at min 6:14 you can see how she is really close to the wood turning not wearing any protection, plus her long hair is not secured in a ponytail or using a nethair, long sleeves is a no no too when you work with lathes or any spinning tool, i use to work as a machinist and she is not following a lot of safety basic rules, i seen very experienced workers 20+ years having awful accidents losing fingers and stuff like that because they not follow this basic safety rules.

[@shoutatthesky]

@CypyCup I got your "joke" but it wasn't funny and had a strongly racist feel about it.