Fierce! The Most Important Carpentry Work That Shapes a House in Two Days [Season 4 - Part 3]

[@TBHinPhilly]

Thank you so much for creating the English language channel. It is wonderful to watch your craftsmanship and that of the tradesmen. And so great to be able to look at the differences in modern building around the world.

[@jfunkship]

I love the honoring and respect of tradition combined with modern construction.

[@zam023]

I like watching them fit the wooden pieces together. It is like building a Gunpla. One piece at a time, slowly the shape takes form. It is so satisfying to watch.

[@rawrmusic55]

Doesn’t matter how many of your videos I watch, they are excellent each time and I’m always excited for the next. Thank you for taking the time to show us!

[@krenwregget7667]

There's so much I love about this video from the style of the build to the teamwork of the tradesmen. What you were able to accomplish in two days is really fantastic.

[@gallowsongs]

That was a mesmerising display of perfect coordination, preparation and execution. The passion and standard that all tradesmen showed was just astounding!

[@eduardocarvalho1547]

This is probably the best way to build a wood house. I'm amazed by the amount of dovetail joints and the productivity of the crew, they did the job in 2 days!!!

[@Robert-es9lc]

I love the relationship to the wood itself; that’s what is special to watch. There’s a mutual respect: the wood agrees to become a house, the carpenters agree to make it beautiful.

[@robertbamford8266]

Beautiful. Walking the roof beams - not for the faint of heart! Clever tool for adjusting the posts to ensure they are vertical.

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Wonderful to watch all making a large jigsaw puzzle into a house... thankyou so much for showing us this craftsmanship

[@What1zTyme]

Amazing team work! Beautiful accomplishment! Thank you for sharing your terrific movie about traditional/modern building in Japan.
素晴らしいチームワーク！ 美しい成果！ 日本の伝統的/モダンな建物に関する素晴らしい映画を共有していただきありがとうございます。

[@mountedxsmerf]

Almost no misalignment. Thats got to be the best feeling in the world. Great work Mr. Shoyan Carpenter!!

[@mauserkk98]

Built and roof sheathing done in a day , amazing team work.

[@Bill53AD]

Another excellent video. The craftmanship of the building is outstanding. Again, thank you for this wonderful video.

[@niallcosgrove5596]

What can I say. Another excellent example of quality work 👏

[@kevinlucas8437]

Beautiful workmanship !!! What a professional group of tradesmen. The material used is so precisely engineered !!!

[@OhLuckyWhy]

I love you, Shoyan! Your work is impeccable and these videos are excellent!

[@richardwaller9922]

Top class workmanship and superb attention to detail. Lovely to watch.

[@kennethstaszak9990]

Another wonderful example of fine craftsmanship!

[@cornflake73]

I have watched several episodes of various stages of construction. I find that your methods are the most interesting, professional, and accurate of any other methods. When you complete the framing there is no doubt in my mind that this structure is solid and can withstand most calamities. The materials look to be top grade lumber, no warpage, no high moisture, no big knots or fissures, just straight, tight, clear lumber. I like it. you build a quality home that any homeowner would be proud to own.

[@roczilla6834]

Great work and thank you for sharing this post with us 🤩🤩🤩

[@jiiwoodworking]

Greetings from Kenji, in California! Hope to be like you one day!

[@davidbishop4015]

A beautiful house. With expert craftsmen bringing it to life. They work so well together as one. Great content and I enjoyed watching. Stay safe.

[@sublis939]

I wish to own a house like this one day. Japanese craftsmanship is just beautiful.

[@derrickwalker538]

It would be so awesome to work on one of your job sites!! Great videos!!!

[@Ham68229]

Amazing at how much can be done with a crew that knows how to work together. Great video as always, cheers :)

[@bercikovacs9849]

As someone who likes to do diy projects and things with my own hands it is fascinating to see this well-coordinated professional work you do!

[@wenziz87]

I love that the first thing for safety is to have a little drinky :)

[@donaldadams5342]

Almost unbelievable to watch how you & the men went about all the work covered in this video. Great to watch & listen to this video. Thank you SO much for sharing all this with us. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

[@hawr0]

This is an absolute joy to watch!

[@terrytopliss9506]

Excellent work, well done. Thank you for the video Shoyan.👍👍

[@noface960]

Thank for translate. Your are an inspiration

[@johnnycanadiana1897]

ありがとう

[@hwp69]

It is a joy to watch craftsmen like you and your team. Your site is the second that has used the adjustable plumb bob level that I've seen in us. You should have a link to some of your tools. I would love to add some to my collection of quality tools.

[@chriswild2458]

Magnificent team work

[@NSResponder]

Absolutely beautiful work. The quality I see here is inspiring.

[@leowalst7862]

Great job 🙂

[@sverdson]

Merci pour le partage de votre travail !

[@jasonevans-77]

Excellent craftsmanship ✨ God Bless ❤️ 🙏😇🙏

[@joelyoung8006]

I enjoy watching your channel so much that i go to both of your channels

[@mkmclachlan6349]

Wonderfully coordinated work, Shoyan San!

[@ab-hk2ld]

the timber looks fantastic and beautiful!

[@JTOTHEW3000]

I wish this would come into my youtube recommended. I check once a week now :) I am honored you show us your trade. As a former cabinet maker in the states. I appreciate your skill.

[@duanebennett9272]

Truly amazing work and craftsmanship

[@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus]

The extensive use of housed joints lends much strength. I see cryptomeria in use for many of the timbers - it is excellent wood for this purpose and naturally fragrant. Very nice and efficient work! 👍🏻

[@vacheasatryan4083]

Thank you for the hard work. Amazing progress. So much teamwork was needed. Amazing. Thank you thank you.

[@philipperuelle1972]

Merci beaucoup

[@philipB31]

I always enjoy your videos, but this one I found especially interesting and informative - thank you for sharing.

[@anthonywall5227]

Thank you

[@JohnRiggenbach]

Beautiful Wood.

[@platinum646]

Excellent work 🎉

[@paulstanding7267]

Just shows with correct numbers off people who know what to do it makes for a very good atmosphere and where they work as one team. 😊😊😊

[@americanangler94559]

Great episode

[@ΆγγελοςΒερύκιος-ι6γ]

Thank you very much

[@Angriffsmacht]

Find it very interesting how much different house building is compared to us in Germany.

[@thomasschafer7268]

Was ist denn da so groß anders. Genauso gut wie hier!

[@guyvangenechten6484]

Very nice work as always 👌💯👍

[@nathanhazlehurst484]

Amazing! Good job.

[@timfiggins7764]

That's a super cool house

[@sirkazuo2104]

Thanks!

[@kurniawanachmad3471]

Love it ❤

[@johnsteed9083]

Fantastic craftsmanship. I would love to know the finished building cost.

[@azadice3534]

As a kiwi builder, I love watching other builders and their styles. To be honest, I envy these processes, but the cost would be far too much sadly.

[@migueltorres6073]

I would love a house built by these guys

[@SRG-Learn-Makers]

A single day!?!? that's amazing

[@psidvicious]

All the framing pieces have been pre-cut in the shop beforehand, so it’s more like putting a puzzle together.

[@SRG-Learn-Makers]

@@psidvicious Still there are many pieces in a various levels. The coordination of that team is great.

[@jonahcumings3700]

こんにちは、素晴らしい仕事です。私はスコットランド出身ですが、建設前にすべての接合部をどのように設計/作成するのか不思議に思っていました。すべて自分で行うのでしょうか、それとも機械で行うのでしょうか。接合部とその接合部を含む建物全体をコンピューター上で描画しますか?配置も？

[@ForgeAheadwithMike]

Wood construction at it's finest. I'd love to have them build a home for me.

[@codewarrior007]

I am curious at what the MOISS panels are made of. They look almost like a drywall/gypsum board. In USA we typically use and OSB plywood sheet, but then again we do have a lot of forest and land that makes plywood affordable here.

[@julu38]

Very much informative and interesting work. Sometime I think, is it possible to make such wood house in India and how much it will cost.

[@stefanrh1160]

Japan, where the houses are crafted the same way as fine furniture 😊

[@boisejim]

All the way from Long Beach, California, good morning Shoyen. How about some bacon and eggs with hash browns for breakfast, western style, it's that time where I am. Jim

[@psidvicious]

I like that level with the enclosed plumb Bob. I’ve made something similar before, using a length of PVC pipe, to keep the wind from interfering with the line. But I’ve never seen a manufactured level like that, in the US. Looks like it is adjustable in length too.

[@thomasschafer7268]

Sehr gute handwerksleistung!! Es kommt dem deutschen Fachwerkbau sehr nah. Durch die fehlende Beplankung noch nicht 100% steif. Lot und waage!!!👍👍🇩🇪

[@jdolecki100]

Please do a cost breakdown of building a home.

[@ruka1718]

Amazing work, amazing team, amazing videos. Thanks for uploading!!! One question: Which is the main timber species of this tatemae?

[@johns8771]

The wood used to construct this house is magnificent. I haven't seen a single knot. What is the approximate cost to construct a house like this?

[@samgray4]

Not gonna be cheap. Dimensional lumber of this quality is called J Grade because most of it is used in the Japanese market.

[@thomasriboulet1262]

amazing thanks for sharing; beautiful timber can you tell us a bit about the Moiss panels? What material is it?

[@jamesvieques]

I love it.what kind of work jeans are those I would like to buy a couple pairs. Thanks again

[@alexchainey.]

Surprising similarities to American timber frame construction. Joinery interior, nails and screws exterior.

[@bchdsailor]

Japanese carpentry is (as said before) truly out of this world

[@thomasschafer7268]

Who says that opinion. Its good. But not perfekt.

[@usausapyonpyon]

この動画メインチャンネルで上がってないですよね！？こんなパターンがあるんですね。。。

[@dusty7264]

Great video, I’m a journeyman carpenter in the USA, what species of wood are the beams made from?

[@disqusrubbish5467]

I think it's Hinoki (Cypress) which is the wood they also use for those wooden bathtubs. Could also be Karamatsu (Larch).

[@-reydensetsu-6067]

My mind throughout the whole video 🤯 How I wish there was some sort of apprenticeship visa for carpenters

[@kakman1958]

I would love a house built by these guys!

[@aak25869]

Top👍👍

[@TanukiDigital]

The framing here looks amazing, especially compared to the typical American house framed out of 2x 4s.

[@johnnycanadiana1897]

Do you glue your plywood subfloor down? Or just use nails? In canada we use tongue and groove plywood with glue and screws so the plywood doesn't start to twist and lift

[@donnybeal9626]

Hi Shoyan, what part of Japan do you live in? Do you do kitchen cabinets? My in laws are Japanese and we’re looking for a carpenter to redo their kitchen cabinets.

[@Rsama60]

I would like to live in that house anytime. Can you move it to Germany somehow? 😅

[@robertnixon1557]

what wood do you typically use for making a mallet? im doubting mahogany is that easy to swing.

[@gphh694]

I really like the Japanese's voice but can not understand Japanese . Can you have the video with original sound and English sub ?

[@hpw59]

Did anybody catch the plumb-bob in the Square tube? What is the name of that tool? I've never seen such

[@gplipp6489]

Where in Japan are you located?

[@Thundermuffin93]

Does anyone have a good comparison between this gorgeous and sturdy house and equal cost American home? I.e. how much and how common is this style home in Japan?

[@donaldadams5342]

Just watched the video again & need to comment on the quality of all the jointing work that you use in your building of a house. In Australia our building 'tradesmen' just but timbers up against each other & rely on using metal plates to join them. I MUCH prefer your quality work. Thanks again Shoyan, for showing us how a building should be crafted. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

[@Critter145]

Are the timbers designed and cut by a computer-controlled machine?

[@fredbosch5392]

Yes. He talks about it in the japanese version of his KZbin channel.

[@Critter145]

@@fredbosch5392 sweet! Thank you!

[@DarkHawk666]

I love the japanese language, is it possible to have the Japanese voice over but put the English subtitles only?

[@DevonFlair]

I could be wrong, but I think they have two channels… one in Japanese and one with English VO. You should be able to use subtitles on the companion channel :)

[@disqusrubbish5467]

He has a Japanese channel that is about a year ahead of the English channel. I guess the translated voice over takes time.

[@DarkHawk666]

Oh I didn't know haha, thanks guys

[@stelioskantos7765]

What shoes do you guys wear? I’m tired of boots

[@johnnycanadiana1897]

Ive always wanted to build one of these houses

[@eleutheros]

What a difference from typical North American “stick framing”, the quality and strength looks tremendous. 👍🏼

[@c_ibrahim_yildirim_c6737]

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