【木組み】＃3 婆沙羅継ぎを作ってみました。wood craft BASARA TUGI by hand made. JAPAN

[@Uswesi1527]

Imaginative talent knows no boundaries at all. Definitely, the sky is the limit.

[@keneng2172]

Thank you for your comment. I think there is a lot we can learn from our ancestors, animals, and plants. Maybe humans are degenerating?

[@7694]

いやぁ、謙遜することは有りません、立派な仕上がりです　 　金輪継といい日本の木工技術は、世界一と自慢できますね

[@keneng2172]

ありがとうございます。この動画は木工初めて1年くらいのもので最近は鑿の使い方など多少上手くなりました。 技術と知恵と遊び心は現代だからこそ学ぶところがありますよね！

[@hillo51]

Muutama ruuvi vielä niin hyvä 👍

[@keneng2172]

thank you. I'm happy to see a comment after a long time. Unfortunately, it is difficult for me to understand your language correctly. Is it Finnish?

[@hillo51]

Yes it is

[@keneng2172]

thanks so much. This is the first time I have received a comment from a Finnish person.@@hillo51

[@Uswesi1527]

The word “ IMPOSSIBLE “ only exists in the mind and heart of the coward.

[@boburbekmaxmudov5657]

Молодец супер нумер один красивый 👍👋👍

[@keneng2172]

Thank you. I will do my best.

[@sradhakrishnan9748]

This is a super model making is difficult

[@keneng2172]

It took me a while to understand this structure. The wisdom of the ancients is amazing.

[@hillo51]

Sillälailla

[@keneng2172]

Thanks for your comment.

[@РазинЮра]

Можно ли скачать книгу по японской столярке

[@keneng2172]

Please search using the following keywords. Hope it helps. 木組み（KIGUMI) 、継ぎ手（TUGITE)、仕口（SHIGUCHI）、指物（SASIMONO)

[@parttimetourist]

Inferior workmanship so don't even think of mentioning Craftsmanship

[@keneng2172]

Thanks for your comment. I may not have understood English accurately, but I understood it as an encouraging comment. thank you. Please comment again.

[@matiascepeda5953]

Esta malhecho.

[@LinhKhmervlg83]

You ơi tương tác nha

[@keneng2172]

Thank you. There are wonderful things in old culture, technology and wisdom. I would be happy if someone could understand me.

[@keneng2172]

Thanks for your comment. This technique was used to repair the gates of Osaka Castle. The structure was revealed only after X-ray examination.

[@keneng2172]

@Play Market Your thoughts probably agree with mine. Japan's forests are desolate because of imported timber. The price of degraded mountain trees is cheaper than cutting them down, and the mountains are no longer maintained. Recently, large-scale deforestation is often used to build solar power generation facilities. This activity was started to revive the beautiful Japanese countryside. Thank you.