Incredible Bending Techniques Curved Bento Boxes - A Fusion of the Warmth of Wood and Skilled Hands

[@kalingtamut8008]

Watching the lady,I can't help but marvel at her art and masterful skills. Respect !!

[@yuliyabryant4052]

Oh my, this is an amazing work. Loved every second of this video.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lindaloftus8780]

Beautiful and so much attention to detail.

[@michelealdworth9297]

Hi there. Lady you are a master Craftsman. Keep up making those bento boxes they are beautiful. Take care and God bless.

[@AjayGupta-by3vk]

Great work.

[@overdoneone]

IMO Japanese crafts people are second to none! Beautiful work as always.......

[@reiyen4761]

She receives the father approval nod! Gr8 work!

[@bashkovb5773]

That bit made me smile

[@linaabidin8616]

i'm happy to see younger one doing these traditional works.

[@fritsjanssen6872]

A special gift with a special Lady.

[@abiyyunst8355]

Super quality & nice wood

[@lkmayhew9390]

So beautiful. Just looking at them makes me feel peaceful! Thank you!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

My pleasure 😊

[@erikiacopelli451]

I got one of these ONLY as a showpiece and I LOVE opening it and smelling it. Smells so good. Cost me a pretty penny but having it made and shipped straight from Japan was worth it.

[@glenncerny8403]

Very nice. Beautiful work.

[@bradhibbitts8188]

Well done

[@TheDoerf]

Fantastic work!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Sir/Madam, As always a pleasure to see quality crafts being made. I wonder how many Japanese are aware that their Bento box was made possibly from century old trees? Eating from one must be quite an experience. Kind regards.

[@domelxx8379]

Great craftsmanship pleasure to watch!

[@CT2507]

beautiful work.

[@sandramara3766]

Good morning thank you , Great is awesome a art Traditional Bending and techniques ,

[@leisongivangomo5656]

Beautiful work!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@ambrishjaiswal1286]

Truly remarkable job with woods. Most efficient too.

[@Community56sunshine]

Omg...So beautiful!

[@jameshutchins3396]

Beautiful!!!

[@sunitamondal9046]

Wow awesome

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks 🤗

[@iancameron1662]

Very beautiful

[@thuylinhquach9216]

amazing people and their skills ,deserve every respect .......wish I could buy few of their art,keep up the nice work and good health ;)

[@orientalmosaic7795]

عمل جميل بالتوفيق 👍🌹❤️

[@stefanschwarz7102]

Excellent!

[@chanswift]

Great quality & craftsmanship!

[@jeffreyrood8755]

Awesome. Now I want to buy a set from only them.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed very much so!!

[@ericklassen742]

Very nice boxes... What type of material is the dark inlay? Is it also food safe for contact?

[@jimbojet8728]

Seeing that young lady’s hands so close to those blades is crazy. She must have a ‘tick’ stick, or any pushing stick. One day, one time, she will make a mistake and pay a terrible price.

[@Максим-ъ9ь8г]

have you ever heard of sawstop?

[@MrRafsany]

@@Максим-ъ9ь8г are u sure they have those installed?

[@avibank]

@@Максим-ъ9ь8г Do you know what a pain it is to replace when it engages the breaks? Use some push sticks ffs.

[@glennlopez6772]

True! It must be pointed out! Just being Japanese is no guarantee against sneezing!

[@TheChunder3]

The attention to detail is incredible. Beautiful work and so diligent. I agree though that they need to keep their skilled fingers away from any danger.

[@xyzzyx79]

wow great by italian woodworker

[@zekeriyaterzioglu8028]

mükemmel bir çalışma. perfect a work. bravo.

[@Keluargalombokdiausi]

Beautiful box, no wonder expensive because a lot of work and effort

[@ahmetizmir1081]

simple and beautiful

[@NSM-d8b]

Nice... tech

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks

[@angelacaresjerez2647]

Perfecto. Felicitaciones . Saludos d chile concepción.

[@drivesthecar3247]

Really REALLY stunning work!! It would be fun if they gave workshops and classes! Which from their Facebook page it looks like they do. But, this stuff is expensive... Did I say expensive? I meant EXPENSIVE!!! I was an exchange student 35 years ago so my Japanese is a little shaky, but the oblong box at 6•28 is $130. A round box with the intricate stitching ... over $500.

[@phylismaddox4880]

ACK! The nice lady needs a feather board and a push stick - hands should not get that close to a power saw in action! Gorgeous work - she needs to keep those hands!

[@robogat_the_real]

Phylis Maddox. Fully agree with you. Safety first. Handcrafted cedar bento are beautiful.

[@youexpire]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Too risky.

[@johnnymeansii]

Not really. Stock that thin and soft is unlikely to kick back given the relatively high sawblade. Personally, I would opt for a riving knife, but I tend towards the overly cautious.

[@phylismaddox4880]

I still think in terms of error, not so much kickback. That close, inside, the slightest mistake becomes critical.

[@mastershake42019]

Yea that was cringe. Only takes one mess up and you lose a finger. Why risk it?

[@akhmadtaufan798]

awesome

[@thatswhatshesaid.literally737]

😀👍 *Sure beats Tupperware anyday! Beautiful work!*

[@User0000000000000004]

I wish I was Japanese. She's awesome.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@albundy5228]

Am I the only one that got nervous when watching her use the saw?

[@andrefleuriet2391]

Quel raffinement 👏

[@je-fq7ve]

Reminds me of Shaker baskets made in America years ago.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

well, that's really something to behold

[@EnnTomi1]

kinda want one, but arent they gonna leak if any liquid is in there. and are they durable enough to be washed daily?

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

Wish I were in a position to import those to the USA!

[@COSMOSUKR]

Cool! Thanks!

[@pnamajck]

beautiful works of art … bento-boxes. as for the girl operating table-saw … pls use "push-stick" … your hands get too close to the saw blade! pls use "push-stick".

[@usemoreproduct]

at 7:00, what is the darker colored fat threading material?

[@りゅおリュオ]

曲げわっぱがこんな風にして作られているなんて知りませんでした。 ところで、これは日本のテレビ番組ですか？ 何という番組ですか？

[@xxlmagazine9625]

Indonesia in the house mas

[@игорьманько-п7я]

Девушка просто молодец !!!

[@oscarp4328]

I’m going to need a bigger suitcase when I come back.

[@cineclubnostalgie]

quel douceur dans les gestes . merci :-)))))

[@wietholdpetrowski1136]

Respekt vor der japanischen Handwerk meine Achtung.

[@Losttoanyreason]

Pretty and talented . Quite a catch. Scary to see her unsafe work habits though around the table saw. One moment of inattention and bam she will be missing fingers or a hand. The boxes are a delight for the eyes.

[@oficinamadeirabruta1314]

Lindo gostei

[@andrespatchi]

sugoi craft/crafter

[@luisa.espinoza48]

Im curious about how some of the parts stick together, do they use some resins?

[@0623kaboom]

ok i understand the in video titles are most likely from the company this video is about .... just a suggestion for an edit ... lumbered or lumbering is the process of harvesting the trees ... milling is the process of making that lumber into the resources for the work to be done with it. . I would truly love to see a video on the history of the planes they use though .. how did they come from stone tools to these excellent tools .. what is the progression .. what problems did they encounter and the basic ideas behind why they built their tools like this and not some other way

[@m.y.1927]

오! 아릅답습니다!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@crackedoutclown]

This is fantastic to watch, however is it some sort of weird irony that the video is titled "incredible bending techniques" yet the woman was wearing a t shirt with 'go straight' written on the front? Haha.

[@sei_kein_schaf5521]

I love it

[@andreicharpentierquesada4530]

i have a question, why only use 200 years old cedar. there is any technical reason or is only fancy?

[@0623kaboom]

the core wood would be more dense and better suited to the infinitely small precision work she is doing ... while newer trees are softer and not as suitable

[@andreicharpentierquesada4530]

0623kaboom i see. Thank you

[@suhai2007]

Понимают японцы толк в хорошей работе, и показать умеют. Спасибо!

[@altamashshaikh6893]

Which wood is this... specific wood or ordinary....?

[@miyadaiku1112]

that is cedar wood more than 200 years old

[@0623kaboom]

a very specific cedar wood ... it has the wood type very near the begining and the age of the trees they only use ...

[@timhitt9541]

When the lady was ripping the pieces, the saw blade was much too high, it should only be slightly higher than the piece for safety, also she should use a push stick.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

I would have preferred to hear what they were saying, the loud music detracted from the value of their skills.

[@spudpud-T67]

Ironic, that tee shirt when she works with curves.

[@nettyneuron4242]

Whats it about the japanese and their dedication and reverence to work. One doesnt need to know the language to see how immersed and focussed they are in making these bento and rice bowls. At the end, the approval nod to her from her master..their eyes.. say it all.. She does need to get a push stick and keep those hands safe but again safety is not high on the totem pole is most of the non western world.

[@AliHureiby]

that's a lot better than plastic lunch boxes.

[@ThaiPham-rq5ko]

Maybe I fall in love with her! Wonderful woman

[@ThuanDuong-pv3xu]

Ni-hong-zin (japaness) handmade !

[@kancilburuk3169]

That girl arrr nice look

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

Ummm... hard to 'support', as in BUYING, when I can't understand their language. Would be nice for an English-based site so I can purchase two or three of these wonderful boxes. Maybe someone can find a web site in English for us?

[@bitfreakazoid]

Google translate is your friend.

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

Only if you know how to use it.

[@tissuepaper9962]

translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmagewappa.com%2F

[@bitfreakazoid]

Know how to use Google... Are you new to the internet?

[@alphonsine931]

Michel Gaudet. On this Japanese website, in English!, you can buy these bento boxes: www.handicraftjapan.com/odate_magewappa_bento.html

[@robinsuewho9430]

Where can I buy these in the USA?

[@brokeanglerinc2410]

200yrs old tree for maybe a 30mnts good eating. Kudos.

[@truthandrevelation2567]

Your comment tells me you are a self righteous liberal hypocrite. Those trees were planted 200 years ago for the people to use it. Likewise every generation plants, care and preserve trees and forest for the future generations. The Japanese are known for their love of trees and everything wooden and its craftsmanship. You are just another frog in a well, a deluded soul who thinks he knows everything.

[@WootTootZoot]

Use a push stick please. Those are beautiful boxes, not worth getting hands and fingers near the saw blade

[@MARSKUNDANPARIYAR]

LOVELYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY #marskundanpariyar

[@TheKeeos]

2:47 - А технику безопасности я знаю как свои четыре пальца!

[@Paooul13]

This channel is fantastic. It's just too bad that there's an insistence on overlaying videos with completely unrelated, and rather crummy, generic, amateurish music.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

that'd be good, thanks for telling me..i'll do better next time

[@ziainigo3851]

for me it's really sexy to see a lady doing such a little extraordinary job for a woman.. salute to this wonderful lady

[@علاءالبهرزي-ث3ح]

المتعه الحقيقيه هيه الحرف اليدويه

[@vardanabc5073]

💋💋💋👍

[@gbarb2063]

Fast forward to 2:40. Your welcome.

[@gabrieljuarez7898]

Is funny that her t-shirts said go straight...

[@rogeriojunior6905]

Brasil

[@LinChio]

half video with english sub half don't... :)

[@abantidas5606]

Back ground music is very irritating

[@514155]

Indeed, great video, terrible BGM.

[@degesK]

2:49 ???

[@ibetrollintheybehatin6857]

I planted about 30 cedar Bento boxes in my yard and they never sprouted into a tree. What am I dong wrong?

[@Qgal5kap123]

You gotta water them with Sake m8!

[@ninitehchsnavi5238]

Jesus Christ!! Who let the woman at the table saw?!!

[@thicknight1]

Cue the safety trolls.

[@Synthaxdrache]

As if the japanese people would plant enough trees to let them grow for 200 years for a sustainable management! Using 200 years old tree might be nice but not on the long term! At the same time try to clean those boxes after you used it... Especially if you dish has sauces on it!

[@Dragon4eva]

someone get her a pushstick... o.O

[@randsipe224]

The amount of table saw blade un necessarily above the thin wood and the proximity to this woman’s hand without a push stick while ripping the thin strips of cedar in this video makes me cringe