Japanese woodworking projects // How to make Japanese sliding doors // Samurai woodworker joinery

[@deborahf3738]

Very pretty. I can't visualize the track on the frame. Once I do...sliding doors will go everywhere!!!

[@alexpelagaggi]

Your videos are awesome. Thanks for this. It makes me want to build my stuff too. I wish I could buy stuff like this in Ontario CA.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thanks for your comment.I'm very happy.

[@Mmgin9]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you!!!

[@nadineesche9020]

Thank you so much for this video! I love the way you show us the entire process.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thank you so much for your comments ! It's very encouraging😆

[@aliariftawfq5354]

I can clear seen I am happy with this Thank you Konijua

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thanks for your comment👍 I'm glad to hear it too 😆

[@tombombadyl4535]

Nice work. I’m wondering what kind of hardware you would use for full size shoji doors. If the doors are heavy they will not slide easily.

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thanks for your comments😊 If the door is heavy, use these hardware 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKnJfoOvn8xjh5o

[@tori5777]

I inspired in this video

[@samurai-woodworker]

Very happy to be of service to you!

[@adrikkraken2541]

So smooth! I Love it ♥

[@samurai-woodworker]

Thanks so much for your comment😍

[@exodus_6657]

cool

[@japhethrynghang6377]

What type of wood is this??

[@samurai-woodworker]

Spruce wood is used. Spruce is generally the most commonly used material for shoji screens in Japan.

[@japhethrynghang6377]

Where can i buy these shoji paper in india

[@samurai-woodworker]

This uses resin plates instead of paper. Sorry, I do not know if it is available in India😓