Reviving Classic Craftsmanship through Counter and Wall Finishes | New Build Season 5 Part 9

[@MrTheBigNoze]

Never met this fellow but I would trust him with anything

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

I know right

[@MrPhotodoc]

As an American carpenter, I'm not familiar with Mr. Shoyan's techniques but the process is fascinating to watch.

[@TravisRayLive]

Same here. I love watching techniques from other cultures. So many amazing things I’ve learned.

[@Williambeene]

Domo! I always enjoy watching you work. I love how you enjoy your work and how flawless it looks! A true craftsman.

[@glov433]

I think what strikes me most about Japanese carpentry is how clean, square, and well milled their framing lumber is. Complete opposite of what its like in the states.

[@johnvrabec9747]

Probably because they aren't putting up 50 houses at a time in 100 different places.

[@andrewtorney9734]

It's nice to watch a craftsman in action. I also love the way the Japanese still use the old methods in their work.

[@Tom_Johnsen]

I wish more things were made with such attention to detail, nowadays everything is made in such a hurry and without soul.

[@Claytonation]

We are sad about that Giving things our all in Aus

[@larrysmith1170]

A true Master Carpenter! I truly enjoy watching him work.

[@nilewow]

There are carpenters and then there are carpenters like Mr. Shoyan here.

[@bobcearns5220]

Really glad you've gone to the trouble of doing the translations. I can follow most of the process without but it increases the enjoyment.

[@kennethstaszak9990]

Your display of traditional techniques is a joy to watch.

[@TravisRayLive]

This is beautiful. As a carpenter of 20+ years in America, seeing the pride and talent of artisans from Asia blows my mind. The patience, the quality, it all impresses me every time I see it. I do hope that we never lose this. I know it’ll slowly go away, but… there is something so beautiful about this kind of craftsmanship.

[@bernardmichel4935]

Vous devez continuer de former les futurs générations,comme en France nous avons les Compagnons du devoir, formés comme a l'ancienne ,ceux qui ont reconstruit Notre Dame de Paris,l'art, le travail du bois, du fer, du verre, du tissus, des enduits, de la peinture, de la poterie,et nos tailleurs de pierres ❤le beau ,le vrai,ne peut disparaître,tant que des yeux et des mains,caresseront ces métiers de l'artisanat

[@MrCeo1978buddy]

If I was to hit the lottery I would pay him to build me a home from scratch beautiful artwork

[@bobflores]

A true master craftsman. The attention to detail is amazing. For instance, the wood grain match on the mitered trim work on the pony wall is something most wouldn't even notice but you would notice if it didn't match. Thanks for the video.

[@wrstew1272]

Thank you for taking the time to film your craftsmanship! It is amazing, and the wood is beautiful, it is a joy to watch.

[@larryharkreader3763]

Never seen so much clear wood. I am really a hack

[@DaveR71090]

Very clean work truly takes pride in his work not like the wood bashers who build timber frame houses today in the uk. I’m a plasterer but I enjoy watching his videos he’s a true craftsman 🫡

[@larrykelly2838]

You are truly a Craftsman.

[@zeuszuki6698]

Your workmanship never disappoints 👌🍻 Its funny you should mention mortise and tenon joinery on window frames, I've just finished 12 wedged M&T windows, only 14 to go 😮😅

[@philipB31]

You never cease to impress me with your skill and craftsmanship - it looks so simple and elegant, beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.

[@catalinagomez924]

If i was a quarter as good of a carpenter I'd be happy 😂

[@Ham68229]

My favorite carpenter. Thank you for sharing, it's always a joy and pleasure to watch your work and a good learning experience. Cheers :)

[@terrytopliss9506]

You’re always so precise with your marking out and cutting Shoyan,your skills are on another level. Thanks for the video.👍👍

[@FallenActual]

I love the attention to detail and extra effort in making sure everything is done right, you don't see that much anymore at least in the US.

[@OneManAndHisThoughts]

I know nothing about carpentry but I love this man’s content

[@kazuwilliams5222]

For a hobby I do carpentry. Everytime I watch Shoyan I learn something new that I can use in my projects. Thank you for making educational and relaxing videos.

[@darksidevenom6]

I miss hearing this channel in nihongo, I like the english but the original is also good.

[@bingbonus9636]

@shoyan: for the pencil mark i use a simple trick. Painters tape, it is smooth, thin and does not leave glue residue on the wood. Measure the height, stick some tape and mark the area with the pencil. Once cut out from the wood remove the tape and you don't need to worry about pencil marks. If you calculate the cost of the tape vs time/materials it takes to erase a pencil mark it is a break even and it makes the job nicer.

[@michaellukaniuk5074]

It`s always a pleasure to see your latest content Shoyan.

[@american_patriot6218]

Love watching and learning from your work

[@darth_yoda]

Hey Shoyan.. I watch a channel were a couple is restoring and old Irish Cottage. I say when I said over there a few weeks back. It's always such a joy watching you work because your videos are peaceful AND enjoyable.. And it's funny to see how you as a professional go about your job compared to the man in the other channels haphazard way of "It's good enough" :P

[@MrMicroguy]

I'm impressed. I can't even build a square box no matter how hard I try.

[@franksmodels29]

More fantastic craftsmanship. 👍👍👍

[@bloom2272]

Brilliant work mr Shoyan

[@caelumashton]

I wish I could get my hands on those straight edges and saw guides that you use.

[@wormo5096]

Thanks again Shoyan., and thanks to all nice comments out there from everyone. 👍

[@mlt3258]

I've been in and around construction all my life and love watching your methods. I would appreciate it if you did some videos on your subcontractors. I am very interested in the method of plaster you use.

[@ROBERTGOSHEY]

Nerdy me a couple of videos back: "Hey that really should be called a compresson rod, not a tension rod." Me today hearing hm call it a compression rod: "OMG, OMG, Master Shohan heard me and took my advice!!" Honored!! More beautiful work, as always.

[@boisejim]

Thank you from Long Beach, California. USA

[@oldgoatsgarden4897]

I really do like the look of ash wood, it is durable and takes a fine finish, that should look very nice for decades.

[@465maltbie]

Lovely work, I hope no one is rude enough to set their coffee on the counter before it gets protected. Have a wonderful weekend. Charles

[@Rene_Voortwist]

It's a joy to watch this kind of craftmanship!

[@NealeOBrien]

Wonderful work, as usual Shoyan san. My Father always sharpened his pencils with a chisel, he also used compression rods!

[@jinnis9787]

This man is NOT a carpenter!! He is an ARTIST!!

[@ML-tz5ox]

Very educational. Thank you, Mr. Shoyan.

[@Lone-Wolf87]

So much attention to detail. Looks very nice.

[@ethereal76]

Beautiful! Best tool additions made for carpentry is the cordless drill or tools and the compressed air nail gun. Helped reduce some of the time and the possibility of tripping over a cord lol

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

I'd really enjoy working with you. Your appreciation of crafts and processes and thinking about how things will be used is how I like to work. The question I have though is that the counter is installed by a sunny window and it's made of 2 or more planks. It is screwed firm into the framing at either end. How will that cope with changes in temperature and humidity? Would it not tend to split in summer as it dries and shrinks?

[@djparn007]

Thank you, Shoyan. 👍👍

[@mrkkitson]

Any doubts about your amazing skills are now laid to rest!

[@Shugosha.2Cor5.20]

Great videos, great channel, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, may the Lord bless you and keep you

[@RudeDesire]

Wow great work and patience!

[@sblack48]

You have beautiful wood to work with

[@Theravadinbuto]

A Japanese style compass plane! Hmmm… next on my shopping list? It’s going to be a gorgeous house!

[@cobberpete1]

Shoyan came up in my feed a few weeks ago, and I have been watching just about all of his back catalogue. I'm fascinated by his skill and attention to detail. I've picked up quite a few tips for my own use in the future. Thank you Shoyan.

[@Magicmike12345]

The attention to detail is the key to your amazing results 😊

[@estebanrosas5103]

Incredible work as always! Many thanks to your videographer for such well made videos!

[@kakman1958]

I'll be in Japan in a couple of weeks - man I would love to see this house. I suspect Shoyan could make a fortune working outside of Japan but I'm sure he's not doing it for the money.

[@donaldadams5342]

It is always such a joy to watch a true craftsman at work. Your extremely high skill level, your depth of understanding & the knowledge of the tools & materials you work with are absolutely brilliant to watch & listen to Shoyan. With all this & your brilliantly sharp tools, I don't think there is anything you could not build with a few pieces of wood. Congratulations on the job & on the excellent work of your cameraman. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

[@KimberlyCook-j3o]

BEAUTIFUL 😊

[@alsammak71]

9 like and share from kuwait 🇰🇼 this is art .

[@loxbex]

I love your passion, professionalism and precision. Watching your videos and your work is not just satisfying is even healing. You bring things together that belong together - lasting for a lifetime. Great! Thank you.

[@turtlehomes411]

It would be cool to see a floor plan of the house you are building! Great stuff as always!

[@Rsama60]

I am always amazed about your precision.

[@kmonroe9882]

Excellent work sir

[@rolandgdean]

Thanks for all your hard work.

[@mikkonurmi2846]

Amazing as usual!!💯

[@zauselcat]

His skills are very lmpressiv 👍

[@egx161]

Awesome craftsmanship and attention to detail. Unfortunately, cost cutting and greed has led to poor quality construction in America. Even expensive homes and condos are using the cheapest materials possible. Thank you

[@snipxhuntman]

Nice video Boss

[@untokyo]

Top master Work 🎩

[@papagator7007]

A true craftsman, such attention to detail.

[@claudemathieu9581]

very nice job. such a good technique

[@NoHandlebars87]

Kare wa mokkou no takumi desu. He is a master carpenter.

[@Jos-scifiwriter]

Google翻訳を使用しているので、意味が通じるといいのですが😂 ご経験を共有していただきありがとうございます。ひび割れを防ぐために接着剤の端を使用するのは良いアイデアです。小さな部屋を日本風のくつろげる空間に変えるという次のプロジェクトで使用したいと思います。うまくいくといいのですが、日本製の手鋸ともっと良いノミを注文する必要があると思います😂😁👋

[@MakkaDownunder]

A lovely build. Thank you for sharing your work with us :)

[@krenwregget7667]

fantastic work, so clean and precise.

[@flagelmulti-media7577]

Such good work from a true craftsman !!

[@tonymontana5651]

Amazing as always

[@mikeiver]

I have been using the Pentel mechanical pencils for four decades. They can be had in .5mm to .9mm for the P200 series. As long as they are not dropped or abused they will last for years! Also, there is a stunning amount of different lead available for them. Here in the states they are around $7.00 dollars. There in Japan where they are made I doubt they would be more than 1000 Yen. Love these . Your videos are the best! Love the detail and the craftsmanship on display in every one you put up. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@stephenbender7593]

Thank you sensei.

[@kevinlucas8437]

Such beautiful workmanship, I don't always understand the building technique, but it's so interesting to see it accomplished !!!

[@TacComControl]

We would always sharpen our pencils on the worksite with xacto knives. Mainly because we used flat carpenter's pencils. Which are great because if you drop them, they don't roll away, and if for some reason one is on the floor and someone steps on it, it's less likely to make them slip by rolling. (Also just a bit of a pedantic thing. When you're talking about pencils, the Lead is pronounced "led" in english. I know it's not your first language, but I figured I would help with that just to share in the education :) )

[@ricksanchez5474]

This is awesome!

[@corpusgru2484]

so satisfying….and the cutting board we purchased is fab

[@markgoddard2560]

Beautiful work. A master craftsman.

[@felipebiox4272]

Thank you for another great work, very inspiring!

[@bobainsworth5057]

Im in awe!

[@peterkelly8953]

Brilliant!!

[@seanwhitaker975]

Love your videos so much. Any chance you'll ever sell t-shirts or anything like that?

[@corpusgru2484]

what an absolute gigachad og craftsman

[@WutipongWongsakuldej]

Uni is my favorite pencil (and pen).

[@JP-cc6yn]

Beautiful craftsmanship

[@robertarguello1115]

That is one long study-table! … As a matter of fact, four students/children could sit there and do their homework on that table/desk after a school. … As for your skills as a carpenter, they are very good!

[@farley1899]

Again, fantastic work, brother .

[@Ubi_Qui]

Thanks Shoyan.

[@mauserkk98]

Just screams quality .

[@BobBlarneystone]

Compression rods are used during acoustic guitar soundboard building, and are known as 'go bars' used in a "go bar deck".

[@markukule]

Bravo Majstore...

[@americanangler94559]

Good episode

[@bwillan]

Shoyan. Have you considered using a mechanical pencil for your layout work? The Pica Fine Dry might be suitable for the work you do.