Introduction of Japanese hand tools

[@suikoushya]

Online Japanese Carpentry Course through Real Construction⇒www.kickstarter.com/projects/1911438091/online-japanese-carpentry-course-through-real-construction We are building a Japanese carpentry school in France. We will document this entire process with drawings, photos and videos, and make it an online course so that everyone can learn about Japanese carpentry in English through this real construction project. We will use traditional Japanese techniques and construction methods, and use local materials such as wood, stone, and soil to build the most sustainable buildings possible. We hope you enjoy our carpentry learning materials. Let’s enjoy woodworking together!

[@morgorth3242]

do you use any drill bits?? if so what kind ? what brand??

[@n0z1t25]

the fact that a craftsman like this wants to spent his time learning english to make a video i think is verry cool good on you

[@tayyabsafdar7069]

The English of your comment shows that you also need to learn more of this language.

[@pskelly56]

Thank you for making this in English. I can understand you.

[@saloram990]

JAPANESE the bests of the best carpenters in the planet

[@JustTruthleft]

Wow finally I see a Japanese Carpenter

[@itototube]

Thanks for your kindness. I am from Santa Fe, Argentina and recently discovered japanese woodworking. Great to find your video and I hope to see more.

[@suikoushya]

For more information please check my bio.

[@Omnihil777]

Japanese woodworking offers so much, I'll start the "100 days, 100 joints" thing this winter, I'm curious how many days I actually need ;) It fascinates me what you can do just with a few nomi, 2 kanna, a marking gauge and one saw. I cannot afford a whole tool chest full of toys and I don't have to. I've got the feeling that many tools are much simpler, but much more overthought than western woodworking tools, for example the sashigane, so simple, so versatile. I had to make the decision of buying the veritas marking gauge for 50 bucks or a japanese one for 15, I never regretted that I bought the japanese kebiki. I wish you all the best for your journey.

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Thankyou for your explanation of the hand planes, it was thorough. They are very practical hand tools and we appreciate your time.

[@mikeperri7246]

Excellent instruction Suikoushya. Thank you so much

[@Desert-Tan-Whiskey]

Thank you for this educational video

[@derrickwalker538]

Hey buddy thanks for this video!! I means a lot that you take the time to explain the way of the Japanese carpentry

[@THEfamouspolka]

Thank you for this explanation of Japanese Kanda

[@MrBStarbuck]

Amazing video! Thank you!

[@hai99noi]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge of Japanese tools.

[@michaelrosenlof1084]

Thank you very much ✅👍

[@georgepauls4159]

You are wonderful!! Thank you so much for this information

[@haroldschultz5864]

Very helpful video 👍 thank you

[@kk2ak14]

Great video!

[@dieabsolutegluckskuche5174]

I Love this video, keep Up the great Work.

[@diannbruce9542]

I enjoy your video and the instruction !

[@skshorts595]

thank u for explain these thinks man.and ur explanation is very good ,well try👍❣️❣️

[@GS-rr1rz]

Excellent video

[@josegustavo285]

GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR!!

[@Bshwag]

I just started using a japanese style hammer and I love it for finish carpentry, you can set pin nails with the rounded face really easy without marking up the wood and if you hit a little too hard just get it a little wet and it swells up no problem.

[@chriswaldron2617]

Just found your channel 👍😎👍 I’d like to be able to skip the commercial sellers of Japanese tools in Australia and find a place in Japan where I can find and order some Japanese chisels, which type I’m not sure yet, except they’ll be used to make fine furniture. Would be be able to recommend someone?

[@Onionbaron]

Very good explanation in English!

[@joearnold6881]

This was fun to watch. Thank you. I like the big one that isn’t practical 😅

[@generallabamba2771]

I really enjoyed your video! I'm traveling to Japan later this year and I'm looking for cool hand tool shops. I'll be traveling from Osaka to Tokyo so preferably along that route. Thank you!

[@munchyghecho1329]

Im just getting into it myself. Just got my first set of fujikawa chisels. Thanks for the video. Looks like i have more tools to get

[@mauriciopineda7565]

Hello Sir !!!. Good explanation !! A few time back,I have 2 kamnas Senkichi( not cheap and not expensive price ), and I'm very glad working whit this planes !!!, very nice and soft finish in the wood , great tools !!!!!!!!. Bye !!!

[@Thomas-cz6fl]

👍 good job

[@ranjitnarah1094]

Thank you brother I love from India

[@WanMohdZabidiWanIdris]

very informative....keep it up

[@duckingtonedits2369]

If I could turn back time about 20 years. I go and apprentice in Japan for carpentry.

[@swissthun60]

Well done and thank-you for putting this together...,

[@jakob3065]

The work you do is very beautiful and helpful to me. Could you share your knowledge about sharpening saws in a video? I’m having trouble with sharpening mine.

[@Trindal]

Thank you for the video sir. I’ve wondered if the plaining competitions started out from craftsman making a product of some sort? Did those long thin shavings have a purpose other than competing?

[@f.molenpad6801]

Thank you! Very interesting.

[@gary24752]

What is the name of the Japanese tool that is used like a plane but is a blade on a long handle?

[@pianomash]

So helpful 🙏 thanks

[@SajadVafa]

Ur English was good. Thanks for hard try.

[@Doreen20101]

Thank you this was very helpful and I will see you hopefully in Japan this year.

[@backdraft808]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have always been interested in Japanese capentry as there are many examples of their craftsmanship here in Hawaii.

[@modernpainter74]

Beautiful tools my brother thank you for your knowledge 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙👍

[@udaygurav6113]

I like this video very good

[@babixillo]

@6:25 wow that kanna is HUGE

[@antonioarancibia9300]

Es fantastico ver la cantidad de cepillos y la vez lo sofisticado que son lo felicito amigo

[@tuile887]

Thank you sir

[@TahirAli-xb5st]

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[@lichlach319]

Hi, very interesting overview. What do Japanese craftsman think about american or european tools? Are Japanese equally excited about western carpentry methods as western people are about your methods, tools and mentality? Greetings from Vienna, Austria

[@sylle999]

Thank you do much for this video and your knowledge :D i am on a journy to become a Carpenter myself. You have taught me alot :D

[@danielgeng2306]

Very interesting, amazing tools !

[@juliojulio2843]

Veo que respetas mucho tus herramientas y cada vez me gusta mas tu trabajo muy buenos videos saludos👋

[@ronaldpomeroy9861]

Your English is really getting good. Domo Arigato Gozaimass

[@cryptocolors7171]

Cool videos! what Chisel makers do you use and recommend?

[@fredericosabella9578]

If like hand tools japanese carpenter

[@かず-c2p]

鳥居の動画凄いよかった！

[@Omnihil777]

Thank you for the great explanations. Love the t-shirt by the way, where can I get it & does it come in XXL? ;)

[@BrianCookSymbios]

I’ll take a medium!

[@thomasbrown9402]

You explain how to make the dai for the hira kanna in your classes - is this a skill that is expected house carpenters are able to do, as opposed to just buying them? Do you make the dai for the kiwa kanna, groove making kanna, etc. too? The ones with the skewed blades look complicated to make!

[@suikoushya]

It is not expected to make them. I make it because it's fun to make. Please enjoy the rest of the download! Click here introduction-tools.mystrikingly.com/

[@sca8217]

When he called the planers as Hirakanna, I imagined the saws were called Katakanna

[@ДмитрийЗолотарев-ь5я]

Good afternoon. Please add English subtitles. I'm from Russia, I don't understand everything. Thanks.

[@incelgangofone4894]

Arigato oni chan

[@juliojulio2843]

Hola podrian poner subtitulos en español me gusta mucho tu trabajo y tus videos pero no les entiendo por el idioma Spanish subtitles please Saludos desde MÉXICO

[@andrewmcgillivray1881]

domo arigato! fantastic video,! more of the same please!

[@mcameron3ify]

Arigato sensei! (Not sure if I spelled that right)

[@suikoushya]

Correct!Thank you!

[@giovannifontanetto9604]

friend, I can easily understand what you are saying, but students from non-english speaking countries, that do not easily understand english, could be helped with subtitles.

[@TahirAli-xb5st]

I am from india

[@isseihyudou67]

私木工を学びたい

[@hugoakerlund5114]

How come english isn't taught in Japan? I mean it's one of the most wide spread languages in the world. So it's pretty damn useful.

[@18roselover]

tHEY HAVE SOME SCHOOLS TEACHING ENGLISH. bUT THE PRONOUNCIATION AN SOUNDS ARE VERY DIFFICULT TO LEARN .