Making Kuksa 荒っぽいククサの作り方！【桜 木工 キャンプ用品 コップ DIY クラフト】

[@fumisf4438]

This tree has fallen in a storm.

[@tankerzuke]

Could you add English subtitles please? What was with the water in the stove and what was the powder that you put in with it? Thanks

[@onZampie]

@@tankerzuke Salt, its what people ususally use and it also says so on the container.

[@tankerzuke]

@@onZampie no need to be rude and if it was that obvious people wouldn't agree with my question!

[@onZampie]

@@tankerzuke How was i being rude? I was just aswering your question and giving a reason for why i belived it was salt.

[@mouthflapper3135]

onZampie lol these snowflakes get so quickly butthurt

[@まる-z1s]

何か感動しかありません！ 大量生産の世の中でこんなに手間隙かけて物 が完成していく過程を拝見することが出来て、すべての木工作家さんにエールを送りたい気分です

[@matthewscanlan4387]

I see a lot of negativity in these comments around his lack of safety wear, the room he's working in, and most of all his use of power tools. When I watch this man work I see someone living, enjoying thier life. I see an artist using tools available to him to create a one of kind piece of work. So instead of shaming someone for not doing things the way we think they should be done, instead enjoy the fact that he is showing his way of doing it.

[@daniellevincent6976]

👏🙌

[@darkmoonthedirewolf9231]

Preach it my dude!

[@shamaniclodge348]

The haters couldn't do it so they bitch.

[@sherriswift3895]

I disagree. He is making a video for thousands of people to see. He dropped an ax on the floor next to his slipper covered foot. To me that shows no respect for his tools and an accident waiting to happen. He is using a drill while he holds the project unsecured. Maybe this set-up was for the camera, but I would not want anyone watching to think it was ok and hurt them self.

[@Grumpymoe]

Amen! The nanny culture and hand wringing is out of control.

[@kurokiya26ify]

桜が沢山手に入ったのでチャレンジしてみます

[@島忠-o9u]

作り方にこだわりがなく単に木のコップが欲しくて道具が有るのならこれが正解だと思う

[@Mitarashi3942]

久しぶりに昔の動画を拝見したら、カメラのカタカタカタって音が懐かしかったです🥰

[@richardzoo]

Every artist uses a different technique to create a work of art. I use traditional carving tools and power tools to finish my spoons, kitchenware, and cups. Your work is very nice and gives me inspiration. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills.

[@robbarkery]

Thankyou, it was really good to watch a craftsman making such a beautiful piece.

[@おとはまちゃん]

割れそう　無理な力が入っていそう　われるって　あああ　成功！　万力がないと大変ですね　楽しそう・・・

[@Camposterity]

ざっとコメ読みました。 この動画にケチをつける要素はありません。素晴らしい動画です。ありがとう。

[@zachchan9464]

Can you please explain to me the part the kuksa was in the water and the powder used to put in the water?

[@ioleromeo919]

Affascinante la creazione delle tazzine in Legno. Gli alberi sono davvero preziosi e certamente, se per vecchiaia vengono tagliati, è bene che da loro si crei qualcosa di utile. Grazie

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Good way to make a Kuksa. I am about to make one. This gives me another way. Thanks and take care.

[@Ledi-Metallodektor.486]

Какая классная❤ крутая 👍 вещь😊

[@prometheus4916]

What is the tool called.. you use to make the hole.. for the inside of the Cup. ??

[@EDWRFle]

Beautiful. what was the water and oven for and was that salt in the water?

[@peteretired8054]

he says "Boil it with salt so it doesn't break"

[@stevenguevara3252]

its funny how people can find hate and negativity in everything. This is amazing art. All I see is positivity here. Great work!

[@danielbarrientos1137]

8:51 water and salt and then baked? For how long? what's its purpose?

[@valtercarro8124]

what do you add when you put the cup in the water?

[@georgewhitehead8185]

How many of your viewers noticed that at 7:22 you can see an old red pencil sharpener on his work bench. It sits on a little "chrome base" and has two little "ears" that you pinch together as you pull out the opening ring. After inserting the pencil, as you crank the handle which is on the back side, the pencil will "self feed" into the little red pencil sharpener. I hope all of you enjoy this little retro piece of pencil sharpening equipment. Just to let you know, I still use mine. Warmly, Dr. George Whitehead

[@babysaho9576]

What was the powder he put in the water to soak the koska in?

[@peteretired8054]

he says "Boil it with salt so it doesn't break"

[@babysaho9576]

@@peteretired8054 ohhh, thank you for the translation. I wonder if that is something one could do to other small wooden items to make them stronger..🤔

[@dugfreshable]

I really enjoyed your method to carve the kuska, I'll have to look back at this if I make one as well. Side question, what kind of slippers are those? I want to get a pair!

[@JorgeMartinez-eh6wv]

it is not necessary to boil in water and salt to prevent it from breaking, if it is with dry wood? just oil?

[@patrickgatons]

This is a "green wood" carving project usually done with a small axe and hand carving knives that only work easily in wet fresh wood. Never seen these projects boiled in saltwater but it may be a perfectly appropriate thing to do. Usually the carved pieces are stored with the wood shavings for a while to slowly dry to lessen the possibility of cracking, then final finishing cuts are made.

[@joshuamaharaj5383]

What does he do with it in the pot?

[@ネコネコ-y1q]

和のものが好きになったきっかけは、多分、小学生の時の教科書にのってた寄木細工の箱を見たとき。欲しいと思った。木でできたものはなんか安心する。

[@bowieknife71]

Thanks for sharing this. For I ain't got the right carving tools they usually use, you gave me a good idea about how to get started with. Thanks again from germany

[@corinnacombe4671]

Beautiful. What kind of wood is best? How long do u let it dry for?

[@fumisf4438]

I made it from cherry trees. Originally it is made of birch trees. When finished, let it dry. Boil it with salt so it doesn't break.

[@evanbelli2822]

Cherry is absolutely my favorite wood to work with I I am currently finishing a walking stick made from the same wood

[@kurokiya26ify]

参考にして私も桜でククサ作りました✨良かったら投稿見てください👍✨

[@DOLfirst]

What kind of wood?

[@larryweinberg1191]

what was tree specie? Looks like a wild cherry that grows in PNW Cascades.

[@yrianbuhler5286]

Why do you boil in salty water?

[@bikerbrandon1]

What was that powder? English translation please

[@firewoodlife5560]

いいククサができましたね。うちも山桜が生えてるのでいつかやろうと思ってるのですが、モーラナイフでひたすら削るのも大変なのでなかなかやる気にならなかったのですが、このやり方だといいですね。勉強になります。

[@TheDeankelly]

Is that a kind of birch wood?

[@adamshaw46]

Can anyone explain what the heat treatment is?

[@phillipwoodham8126]

Great job! Thanks for sharing

[@croman6456]

Now you will be able to buy Kuksas made in China....in your local Walmart

[@rezaghm1685]

Hi, thank you for your video, what materail did you add to the water and what did you do after that, refrige or oven? Thank you again

[@efeeminaksoy]

Reza Ghm if you learn, add me mention please

[@rezaghm1685]

@@efeeminaksoy Hi, fortunately I saw another video and I learnt they sink kuksa in hot saltywater for about 2 hours and kept it in zipkeep bags for several days. Have good time

[@efeeminaksoy]

Reza Ghm thank you dude

[@aliasglilou7914]

I guess it's baking soda

[@lycaon7888]

Around 8:56, he puts a round container on the desk. It has SALT written on it. It looks to be rock salt or something similar. Not your regular American table salt.

[@АндрейНикитенко-п4у]

А зачем он в воду соль добавлял? И в духовку? Вот этого не понял! ... Why did he add salt to the water? And in the oven? I did not understand this!

[@masonschultz315]

It's to cleanse the wood of any contaminants, also some say it helps stabalize the wood so it doesn't crack when going from wet to dry so often.

[@unknown-ri5hz]

Beautiful kuksa , nice work...

[@randomdds]

Not sure why anyone would have anything negative to say about this work? Looks good to me! I might make one too!

[@leemcgann6470]

What does the saltwater boil do to the wood?

[@ahumanother]

I have the same question

[@ahumanother]

Scratch that, it is answered above. It's for hardening the wood and making it difficult to break.

[@gabec2494]

It also leeches out the tannins in the wood, which can give an "off" taste in your beverage. There will be noticable cracks during this process. They should retract once dried properly.

[@2spoons]

I like the generic shape.... But try and make one with out the power tools !!!

[@niklar55]

A translation of the onscreen explanations would be really appreciated! eg. Why was the pot place in water, and then in an oven?

[@100master]

Removing harshness

[@krixgallardo]

Había un niño dentro de la estufa?

[@Гена-ю9д]

Good work man 👍👍👍i like, very beautiful

[@luchovera2464]

Te quedaron bellas. Love from Perú

[@colsinclair7793]

What's with the pot of water? Anyone

[@peteretired8054]

he says "Boil it with salt so it doesn't break"

[@colsinclair7793]

Pete retired every days a school day. Thanks

[@逆瀬川篤]

自分も作ってみたくなりました！最後に塗っているのは何ですか？

[@lorricoulthard3812]

Awesome video! What kind of wood are you using?

[@TrinadcataRana]

Good work.

[@luisaedithmalleaferreyra4167]

Hola muy buena técnica la que usas yo lo hago con gubias ahora al ver lo tuyo lo voy a intentar saludos de Argentina

[@luisaedithmalleaferreyra4167]

Que le pones al agua es para q no se filtre y se rompa? Y que clase de madera es.. quede maravillada con tu trabajo..

[@Polish_Pete]

good to see that you can use day to day tools. will give it a go .

[@diablodiablodiablo3827]

4:30 what kind of drill bit is that?????

[@tonoperez5627]

Que muy Bonito tu tarro para cerveza

[@leemcgann6470]

What kind of wood did you use? It looks beautiful

[@Yertemik]

Thank you very much for sharing your video. It has given me new ideas to work with. Keep posting, love your videos. 👍🏻👍🏻🇲🇽

[@taquiniomachado3824]

Deus abençoe vocês gratidão irmão valeu a dica MG moeda gratidão Brasil

[@mask21000]

Que sustancia aplicas al aguna donde sumerges tu trabajo. Saludos,

[@fumisf4438]

Le pongo sal. Mas dificil de romper

[@aldoluisalmadafernandez4139]

Buen trabajo, x cuánto tiempo lo dejas en sal y agua?

[@danielbarrientos1137]

S&F Lifestyle podría explicar ese proceso 🙏🏼

[@sandramaradiaga1666]

Hi, I really want to know for how long you recommend to boil a piece of very thin wood (like a bowl) and what tempeture?

[@AKAxeMan]

If you're boiling water in an open container then it will be somewhere around 100 degrees Celsius. Anything higher than that and the water will be a gas. I say around 100 degrees C because it depends on your elevation as well, higher elevation means lower pressure and a lower boiling temperature.

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Good work on explaining how to boil water, James.... but you forgot that the salt will raise the boilingpoint

[@andrewsyiemiong5693]

Hello Sir love your work may i please know what tool or jig you use to sand the inner part of the kuksa with?

[@villain1409]

search?q=flap+drum+for+drill That is what he used & it is also what i use! Search it, then in go0gle,lo0k @ images.

[@kokuboyorikazu]

ククサってこうやって作るんですね！ 初めて知りました。 すごい😆

[@fumisf4438]

コメントありがとうございます＾＾ タイトルの通り荒っぽい作り方で電動工具を多用してます。 本来原始的に作る場合はフックナイフというのを使って地道に掘って行って、外側はナイフで地道に削るのだと思います。それがめちゃめちゃ大変なのでいろいろ使ってやってみました！

[@jsboyle3459]

Nice wee video🎣

[@meganwong5117]

wow.... beautiful mugs!

[@D.I.Y.BUSHCRAFT]

Nice

[@Kyushu-Danji-ore]

質問です。 グラインダー（粗削り）の刃は、何回交換しましたか？

[@ЕвгенийКутейников-о4г]

Отличная работа!

[@-yoshi-4475]

自分が持ってる木のコップに割れがあるのですが補修の仕方がありますか?

[@iuliandoanta]

A hard way to make kuksa. I use only an axe, one chisel, one smal carving knife and one curved carving knife. Anyway, if you had these tools and you have the pleasure to do it i'm sure you enjoy your coffe when you have a project, because the kuksa it is made by you. :) Have fun! :)

[@kevingeaney7741]

Good video, good method! Thank you. What is the clear liquid in the big pot and what is the powder you add to it please.

[@100master]

water and salt

[@jameshebrard9354]

Thanks for sharing your project. May I ask, How can I get slippers like those at 1:20? They are beautiful and look very comfortable. Thanks again from the U. S.

[@marcelosorbelli5869]

Simplemente hermosa!!!!

[@mudanyamotor623]

dostum çok güzel çalışmaların var .Bende kuksa ilk defa yapayım dedim.2 günümü verdim soğukta elimi yaraladım.Bendede bu delme alete matkaba taktığın olsa sanırım bende yapabilirim.Türkiyede böyle aletler yok .Helede içini zımparaladığın uç türkiyede yok.Bende de olsaydı yapardım.Kolay gelsin sana.Birde parmaklar için deldiğin uçta harikaymış.Kolay gelsin

[@robertlangley258]

Very nice, good job 👍 thank you for sharing your expertise with us. ✌️

[@Adkiz69]

that look great! but please whats the reason to boil it with salt?

[@fumisf4438]

This is to make it difficult to break.

[@matthewscanlan4387]

Could you explain further how it makes it harder to break? Is it an osmosis process or what exactly is happening to the wood?

[@madenciufuk]

Nice wooden cup. Not a kuksa i guess

[@PeteF555]

Hi!do you sell this product? How can I buy it?)

[@anazucatti]

The best songs for this kind of video! I love it!

[@johannesfinstad9822]

Awsome video bud!😁

[@Stanislav_Kuhta]

Маленько рукожописто..но результат есть) молодец! главное желание есть.

[@Alexandr_82]

Да уж. Не очень серьезно. Топорик и стамеска понятно, но циркуляра с Шуриком это нонсенс

[@Alexandr_82]

Оооо, болгарка...

[@NOGMA101]

とても良い仕上がりですね。私も生木から作ろうかなと思うのですが、ひび割れなんかは大丈夫なんですかね？

[@fumisf4438]

こんにちは、2個作ってみましたが1年経ってもわれてません、塩ゆですると割れにくくなるらしいのでその効果かもしれないです。 ただ、売ってるやつでも割れることはあるそうなのである程度運的な所もあるかもです。

[@NOGMA101]

仰る通りプーハリ等ブランドのはコブ、癌で塩茹でがセオリーみたいですね。『割れにくい』を前提にしたら根っこ、枝分かれしている部分の方が良いのかも(ただ削るのが大変かも知れませんが)

[@Scarecrowking]

Well done, nice design. However, wrong choice of wood for traditional kuksa. Kuksa is made from burls, so that the grain of the wood goes in the direction of the cup structure.

[@assaad280]

4:30 Nice video !!! Can you tell me what type of drill head you used to do the inside of the cup ?

[@knocker3210]

I think it was a 1 1/4 forstner drill bit

[@codybrookehanson2346]

I used to think the only way to do it was with and axe and knife. I now see that the most important thing is the end product. Why not use power tools to make something beautiful? It's not like were caveman anymore.

[@odnonosy]

Мастер великолепен! Сначала поленом по ноге получил, потом топор на ногу уронил.

[@Самоделкин2.0-л1т]

Оооо руский

[@babaiker]

Руки золотые, но из жопы.

[@DARMADIAGUSMapan]

Good ide👍

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Nice job 👍 great ideal 👍

[@EvgenyShishkin82]

It's very simple - a man went into the forest, cut down a tree for himself and posted a video about it. this is an article, moreover, right there.

[@saulohernandezbushcraft]

Olá, muito bom, parabéns.

[@didiermiandyou7217]

superbe, pourquoi le mettre dans de l'eau avec du sel?

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

💖👍

[@illupgravengaard9275]

Love it you inspired me to give it a try

[@maddcom8814]

Wow amazing....never seen before....🤝🤝👍👍🤗🤗🇲🇾

[@qcrews9410]

Great job!

[@luisguevara7402]

What type of varnish did you use?

[@lycaon7888]

Looks like it said Beeswax on the side of the container. Which is what I use when I make cutting boards.

[@davidpleiadiantruthcabrera9966]

HAVE YOU TRY VINEGAR TO BRING OUT THE NATURAL GRAIN OF THE WOOD INSTEAD

[@mouthflapper3135]

Boiled? Any difference in type of vinegar?

[@darkmoonthedirewolf9231]

This is a great vid! Love the work you did. I just subbed to ya! Have a great whatevertimeofdayitisforyourightnow! 😸

[@ronaldheak1637]

At 1:40 I thought he was going to lose a toe when the hatchet fell and him only wearing slippers. Health and safety in the workplace lol

[@brunoooo622]

Bom trabalho

[@tech_90]

good.