Is This Carpentry work? Thermos Bottle-level Airtightness Is Required Today [Season 4 - Part 5]

[@boisejim]

I always enjoy your videos. Maybe next time you could introduce the guy helping you. No man is an island.

[@izzyboss6875]

I believe it’s his son.

[@andresrassa6941]

Damn that is so satisfying to watch. I send my respect and admiration to japanese woodworkers from Estonia. I can only imagine being that skillful. This whole video series is awesome.

[@RoronoaZorosHaki]

Thanks for another video. I could watch Japanese carpentry all day.

[@richardm4706]

Old Japanese homes, like mine, have no air tightness or insulation beyond tatami mats and tsuchikabe. Do Japanese builders test for Radon levels? The young man is lucky to be working with a master carpenter.

[@Fourquartercarpentry]

The longer I worked as a carpenter for someone else, the less carpentry I was doing. Now I work for myself and can do almost exclusively carpentry.

[@FreekHoekstra]

That’ll be a lovely and warm floor. Now it’s well Insulated and airsealed :)

[@michaelblake9110]

I could watch this all day

[@alexny74]

Respect and admiration to your work from a NYC carpinter

[@mrJedwall]

When you release a new video the day is good.

[@willyevangelista3093]

always watching ur vlog from Philippines,i love ur work

[@faustothedemonblackdragon3953]

Complimenti per l'ottimo lavoro di carpenteria e la descrizione accurata del lavoro effettuato, e di avere attivo il traduttore multilingue automatico, grazie per la vostra cortesia e disponibilità...

[@terrytopliss9506]

Well done, it must be a monotonous job. Thank you for the video Shoyan.👍👍

[@viodvue2227]

I think you are very very cool!

[@therealdojj]

excellent video as always, learning new ways to do stuff is also a great way to spend my time thanks

[@survivaloptions4999]

Please understand I say this with love and humor in my heart. How can someone who is so good at all aspects of woodworking be that terrible with caulk? 😅 Your channel is amazing. Please never stop.❤

[@krenwregget7667]

Another great video. The more I see of Japanese home construction, the more I love it.

[@stephentebbutt7161]

Hi, I just love everything you do and how the materials fit so perfectly, and how clean the building site is. You won't find things so neat here in Australia. Your way is far better. Cheers

[@HaploBartow]

1" plywood, wow! This is going to be a very sturdy floor.

[@larrykelly2838]

Very nice craftmanship.

[@LFC4LIFEJEDI]

Amazing work

[@billsingh75]

No words. Just respect 😊

[@rolandgdean]

Wow! Putting that tape on the floor really helps you work on your horse stance! ワウ！そのテープを床に置くことは、あなたがあなたの馬の姿勢に取り組むのに本当に役立ちます!

[@greenbandit6467]

Kudos. Great job.

[@schmfr1950]

You are a true master of your craft. Always in perfection. Tx for sharing

[@kingjamezo4583]

Wish I could work for you for a year to refine my skills😊

[@CherrieMcKenzie]

I always enjoy learning how you approach a project. Thank you for sharing your skills.

[@Ham68229]

Naw you ain't old, just experienced. I truly enjoy your attention to detail, specially for sealing things up, Kinda wished some of our builders here in the states had your level of accuracy. Thank you for sharing with us as always, another excellent video, cheers :)

[@donaldadams5342]

Sunning viewing as you & your 'helper' works so diligently together. Always great viewing & always displaying SO much skill. Thanks for sharing, Don from South Australia.

[@Renatousa17]

Excellent job 👍👍👍

[@davidbishop4015]

Installation that you used was very interesting to watch you install. Stay safe.

[@rikib9132]

Excellent workmanship 👌

[@kevand8711]

i wonder what kind of labor cost this would be in the United States

[@smolboyi]

Thanks for the video

[@BenjaminFlannery]

What kind of carpenter jeans are those?

[@SRG-Learn-Makers]

Thanks for sharing.

[@mareegow182]

Thanks once again for another awesome video, I'm always looking out for the next one 🎉

[@anthonywall5227]

Thank you

[@Temachyotl33]

Can you build a small book shelf Japanese style. thank you for considering this.

[@Ubi_Qui]

Nice one.

[@flakmoppen]

these videos are a pleasure to watch. Thanks for making them :)

[@ForgeAheadwithMike]

I love the attention to detail such as the air tightness around the bolts and small spaces. And the way the insulation is installed is neat. Their subfloor seems a bit thicker than what we have i the States. And the diagonal bracing is good for extra sturdiness. Very nice. Respect. *Bow* :)

[@BGP369]

Common beam for flooring here is 90x90cmx400cm (its called Oobiki), 2x6 and 2x12 are not popular, and not commonly used here for flooring support. The size of most construction is often all designed to fit tatami mats size in the end.

[@art1muz13]

I just love everything you do

[@edwardsmith1383]

Just superb!!

[@logan4293]

Great videos, ありがとうございます！

[@viteoweithardt]

ヨーロッパではもっと寒く、1フロアあたり20～30センチの断熱材を使う。

[@TimothyLecheminant]

Excellent work- keep it up--

[@What1zTyme]

“The Big Bad wolf” of typhoons can huff and puff and your project house will stand strong! No termite damage to plastic posts is nice bonus! Assume there is access to crawl space beneath insulated floor system? Earthquake protection too? Beautifully crafted house, so enjoyable to watch you create the space. Home owner(s) will have a superior art piece to live in! 台風の「大きな悪いオオカミ」がハァハァと吹いても、あなたのプロジェクトの家は丈夫に立つことができます。 プラスチック製の支柱にシロアリの被害がないのは嬉しい特典です。 断熱床システムの下に這うスペースがあると仮定しますか? 地震対策も？ 美しく作られた家なので、空間を作っているのを見るのがとても楽しいです。 家の所有者は、住むための優れた芸術品を手に入れることができます。

[@Rsama60]

And I always thought Banzuke is the rankings chart of Rikishi in Sumo. (Btw I love sumo and try to follow the turnaments) Nice work as always.

[@uncouthboy8028]

My understanding with a home that is air sealed in such a way is that it will require near-constant powered ventilation. Is that true?

[@uncouthboy8028]

@@cmmartti My concern is when the power is out for an extended period of time

[@jackmyhre8759]

@@uncouthboy8028crack a few windows and you’ll get plenty of ventilation

[@rsmith02]

No, not true. You are free to open a window for the living space.

[@uncouthboy8028]

So we go through all of this trouble to make the living space air tight. Then we just open the window to ventilate it? What about the walls, floors, ceiling?@@rsmith02

[@xav8598]

Tres intéressante video, merci.

[@bigears4014]

Always make sure the sealant is non corrosive or it may attack the copper

[@jasonevans-77]

✴Awesome✴ God Bless ❤ 🙏🏻😇🙏🏻

[@the_boatswain]

The English voice-over and narration sounds reminiscent of Paolo in Tokyo. I wonder 🙃

[@sjoshi3963]

Really good video and very nicely explained. BUT do you not need to leave expansion gap between the ply wood boards? If there are no expansion gap between the plywood the board will not be able to naturally expand and contract with weather and natural ground movement. This will result in a buckled surface.

[@battlebotts]

Use a ring shank nail. Better under earth movement

[@xoxo2008oxox]

Not sure why they didn't glue and screw the floor down?

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

No need to, wood is well seasoned and not likely to warp, twist or shrink.

[@xoxo2008oxox]

@@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164 I didn't consider that. Most of my squeaks were from nails in the subfloor...likely a wet, mass-produced townhome construction unlike this amazing home build.

[@bigears4014]

I like some of the designs, but in Australia it wouldn't be feasible as the cost would be enormous , and for a older man your very flexible

[@StCreed]

That's an interesting space below the floor. I wonder if filling it with styrofoam would improve insulation - although the local climate may make that unnecessary? And I also have warm water heating tubes running through the floor (ceramic tiles), which gives a very nice heating. That's not possible with wood like this. So I wonder how the heating and cooling is done in this building.

[@BGP369]

The air tightness will come at a cost. Adding tiny air holes isnt enough. The wood will rot in 20-30 years as it is untreated. To prevent this rot for my rennovation of a 250 year old kominka I am adding a solar powered duct fan set to humidity sensor. It doesnt need to be powerful, just needs to move some air sucking out of the floorspace to keep it dry and fresh.

[@rsmith02]

Solar powered duct fan will introduce hot humid air from the outside- I'd reconsider that.

[@BGP369]

@@rsmith02 it will be worse with no air circulation, and that hot humid air is present regardless what I do. Airflow is the key.

[@daveg686]

👍

[@jonahcumings3700]

フローリングの接合部をすべてカットするときのカットリストはどの程度正確ですか? 誰かが敷地外ですべてを計画するのでしょうか、それとも現場で寸法を決めるのでしょうか?

[@BGP369]

I wonder why Oobiki crossed with Oobiki notched into existing Oobiki, rather than traditional Oobiki under, Neda over for flooring... first time i saw this. It looks great, and doesnt add the additional height of the Neda, but no one will see it after the flooring is installed :P

[@Stephen-uz8dm]

It's very different from how it's done here in Canada. This way looks much better and more sturdy than our way. It's a shame it will be completely invisible. The carpenter who does the renovation will appreciate it.

[@BGP369]

@@Stephen-uz8dm yeah, I am from Canada so I'm familiar with joists. The method here is superior in terms of support, but the metal feet under the subfloor will eventually rust unless kept dry. For that reason, and to prevent mold, I am planning to add a duct fan to circulate the underfloor space on a timer for my renovation here. Should keep the wood and metal nice and healthy for a good long while.

[@Stephen-uz8dm]

@@BGP369 air circulation is always good. I've been on some renovations of 90 year old cabins on the beach where the breeze practically blows through the walls and the framing lumber is absolutely immaculate bone dry old growth fir ready to be used again. I've also been on renovations of much newer buildings with vapor barriers between everything, with a lot more rot and mold etc.

[@jacobheitmann6795]

I'd work for yah

[@kakanator]

were can i get that pink tape?

[@corcoransullivan1562]

That looks very frustrating

[@Desert-Tan-Whiskey]

👍👍👍

[@nateb7394]

What brand/style of pull saw is that at 5:05??

[@nateb7394]

It got hearted but not answered! Haha. Love your videos and your work. The commitment to getting the details right is inspiring.

[@americanangler94559]

The level of craftsmanship, products, and techniques is unheard of here in California. The home builders here in the SF Bay Area slap houses together with substandard materials using a labor force that doesn't require the knowledge of the trade they work in. It's refreshing to watch you work with the quality materials at your disposal, and sad to think what we have here.

[@evgenyku5272]

Не, ну так не интересно. Утеплитель вошел точно, фанера - тоже. 😅

[@mabamabam]

I know youre probably deaf already but please wear ear plugs. If nothing else youll feel better at the end of the day

[@neqkk]

So much plastic!

[@PeterNetped]

[@mg3289]

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