Ruler Marking Gauge

[@david-iam]

I think your perfectionism is the same as me. Watching your video is therapeutic. Happy that you demonstrated both versions of the tool.

[@van8000]

It is not only a tool, it is also a beautiful art work created by a skilled Japanese artist. Thank you for sharing

[@ConstantinEhrenstein]

I really like the inspirational aspect and high aesthetic value of your work: brass handles, attentiveness to details, nice surfaces, and a relaxed, zen-like approach to woodworking.

[@pennyroyal3813]

I like how you demonstrate how something operates/works and then show how to build it.

[@bmp507]

I'm surprised he doesn't start the video showing us him planting the tree and nurturing it for about 35 years then cutting it down and milling it by hand. Once he gets perfectly straight lumber he makes these videos showing us his magnificent creations. I've never seen a cleaner woodworker. I swear these are how to videos for cleaning your workshop not building in your workshop. Thank you for the awesome videos!! I hope one day I'll be half as good as you. Hope you continue to share your work for years to come

[@blainejeffreys]

He would have but balsa doesn't grow in Japan.

[@evrenersoy6372]

I have no single idea about the tools you are using, but you know what, you are an artist. Looks so clean and high-quality.

[@ИванИванов-и3ь5о]

Смотрю Ваше видео,просто приятно как Вы работаете! Все на высоте! Так и продолжайте-успехов Вам!

[@soulgoodman4395]

Думаешь он понимает по-русски?

[@ЛюдмилаПанова-х5и]

@@soulgoodman4395 у него наверняка есть мозг, чтоб перевести хотя бы гугл переводчиком. Он наверняка и китайский с корейским не понимает, но комменты пишут все.

[@ItamarOliveira]

The first one is a handyman tool, the second one is a work of art.

[@danieldibiaso9342]

I made a marking gauge with your design and it worked perfectly. Thank you for your so precise work and simple designs that work so well.

[@stephenO1870]

This build inspired me to make one, which I have now done with a few changes, works very well & I think I’ll make a smaller one with a 6inch ruler to keep the other one company. I looked through the comments on this & you don’t need anything other than basic tools to do the Superior one, trust me. My version doesn’t even require the locking internal plate, as long as the bolt is in the threaded insert straight and flatten/polish the bolt end it seats & locks the ruler fab, saves more too, thank you for sharing!👍

[@smthing_do]

i want see it!

[@eggsngritstn]

Glad to see this comment; I was wondering why he bothered with the plate at all. Additionally, what kind of glue, etc. would be needed?

[@dominiquesenon8024]

Thank you for this very useful little tool. In my opinion the first design is much more inspired than the second : no need for super expensive machines, much sober and perfectly doing the job : simplicity is always the end of the road ...

[@rb-ex]

the first one is more beautiful than the second one, which is trying to be beautiful and 'inspirational'. simplicity and directness in problem-solving is beautiful. obsession is not. stay simple and direct to the problem, dont go mental, and everything will always turn out ok. the way you milled the slot with adhesive sandpaper on the ruler was excellent

[@Mark-EFMB-Combat-Medic]

This reminds me of one of those fascinating watch repair videos. So much attention to detail and workmanship. Simply incredible.

[@rosycorona592]

Sir, you have the hands of a doctor. Great job ... congratulations.

[@hpking5209]

いつもワクワク楽しく見させていただいてます。本当にためになった上、もはやアートにまで感じます。感謝感謝です

[@jimweaver5010]

Beautiful work. Watching you work reminds me of a skilled surgeon operating. You give me something to use to get better at making things.

[@takesaburo-]

定規の深さだけ削るやり方、素晴らしいです。小さな金属板で、おさえる面積を大きくしているのですね。私はこういったもの（ノギスなど）は、ボルトの先端部だけで押しているのかと思っていました。定規自体に傷がつかず、とても有効な方法と思います。いつも動画の投稿ありがとうございます。

[@BernardoTutoriales]

En vídeos tan elaborados como este, debería existir un campo de rellenado obligatorio cuando alguien pusiese "no me gusta", para que exponga el motivo por el cual no le gusta. Sinceramente no entiendo qué puede disgustar en este trabajo tan estupendo, minucioso, cuidado, limpio y perfecto. ¡Gracias!

[@sssteve5430]

You are a master at work everyone tries to imitate you, but no one can duplicate you.

[@blackwater7183]

This guy is a magician. All his work is very impressive.

[@TronDawg]

One of the best channels out here. So grateful. Much love, and many blessings. Keep it going

[@Даймохк_Строй]

Классный канал. Без слов, но все предельно четко и понятно и по делу. Спасибо за это видео. Такая линейка стоит 300 мм - 3000 р, а тут копейки сущие.

[@helgirgirodo]

Já pego no lápis; imagine então eu traçando estas ferramentas do nada! Pura criatividade! Obrigado!

[@mariamejiagutierrez3297]

Buenos días .lo admiro mucho he vistos muchísimas personas que trabajan la madera pero usted. Es único. Felicitaciones es muy pulido todo lo hace perfecto. Soy ama de casa pero soy fanática de ebanisteria. Si tuviera los recursos y las habilidades que tiene usted. Créame que sería un ejemplo para mí.hace mucho tiempo lo sigo pero no me había atrevido a comentar. Pero es tan genial lo que hace. Que no me puedo quedar callada. Lo felicito.

[@RAIDFIX]

I love the care and craftsmanship in your work.

[@أبوحمزة-ع3غ]

The first design I see is more inspiring, it is completely handmade, while the second design was made by machines, but it is great work anyway. Thank you

[@drhender6943]

Just because a machine is used, doesn't make it uninspiring.

[@jisakukobo]

I usually try not to use tools as much as possible to improve my skills. . . After all it is easy to process with CNC milling machine ... It can be processed without using a head ... いつもは自分のスキル向上のためにできるだけ道具を使わないようにしているのですが。。。 やっぱりCNCフライスで加工すると楽だな～頭を使わずに加工できる・・・

[@jayspencer498]

The difference between the two versions is the difference in price you see in tools in the big box stores. Such as Milwaukee vs Black n Decker or Bosch vs Holt. He shows the DIYer it can be done. Then hey shows the the experts what they can achieve. Inspiring to both audiences

[@garyjohn1956]

The guy is great and I couldn’t do what he does but the real difference between the two is the CNC machine more then any other tool comparisons. It allows for so much more detail and precision. I want a nice small one like that.

[@bayu6695]

@@garyjohn1956 you got it. CNC makes significant difference in the 2nd version

[@anandarochisha]

The ones that do not like this are jealous of your milling machine and cute rod cutter

[@jisakukobo]

The simplified version of wood is Whitewood CNC processed products use rosewood, beech and brass. For the part to touch the work, I used rosewood with high wear resistance and used brass for the part where the ruler touched. The leaf spring is glued so that the screw does not hit the ruler directly. Google Translation 木材は簡易版はホワイトウッド CNC加工品は紫檀とブナ、真鍮を使っています。 一応、ワークに触れる部分は耐摩耗性の高い紫檀を使い、定規が触れる部分には真鍮を使いました。 ネジが直接定規に当たらないように板バネを接着しています。

[@enriquecancino7519]

Easy to make, indispensable in the shop and you can make as fancy or as simple as you want! Excellent video, just like all the others you have made. Congratulations on great workmanship and easy to follow instructions. Thanks.

[@光則上田-v8e]

手先が器用でアイデアも素晴らしいです。簡単に思いつきそうだけど、思いつかなかったです。

[@555villanova5]

いつもすばらしい動画をありがとうございます。芸術品のレベルです。 私も見よう見まねで作ってみました。 使った100均両面テープが悪かったのか、とにかく金属定規（これもセリア100均）にへばりついて取れないこと。悲しい・・・ 削るのではなく、同じ厚さのアルミ板を板に挟み込んで、かさ上げする方が良かったかな？などと考えております。 しかし、かまぼこ板＋100円＋αでこのできあがりですから満足です。 ありがとうございました。

[@jisakukobo]

そうか・・・普通は分からないですよね。 これは剥がせるタイプの両面テープを使っているんです。 色々、用途や材料に応じて複数の両面テープを使い分けているんですよ。

[@tikabass]

This looks like the tool of choice for most tasks, the usual sliding square on this type of rulers too often gets in the way. I will make mine this week-end. Thank you!

[@hjboots]

The first one was all i would have needed but then you created a masterpiece. I never thought i would ever say this in woodworking but watching you is so ( Mesmerizing ) and enjoyable. Thank s for the video.

[@korina5915]

スジ毛引きを買おうか迷っていたところに、ちょうどこの動画を拝見いたしました。これならちょっとした端材で作れますね。 すごく参考になりました。ありがとう。

[@halilulu4576]

Perfect... I like your technique very much. You have excellent work. The most beautiful do-it-yourself exercises I have ever seen. Congratulations.

[@far77fae]

As a armchair quarterback who makes nothing, I would have used the brass on the darker wood so it would stand out more. I think you could also make a half inch set on the end side with a solid metal line and then a inch on the other end. Then you would have 1 adjustable and 2 fixed for common measurements. Of course I could never make something so amazing. Brass and wood is a classic look. love it.

[@alphainfinitum3445]

Guys, again I have found happiness by watching this video. I believe after I make what he just showed in the video, then my healing shall come.

[@daverobinson6384]

The second (CNC made) unit looks great, but the first (hand made) model is more inspiring for me! That’s the one I’ll be making.

[@Halinspark]

Why not just handmake the second one?

[@presidentelecttaterpuddin1626]

Beautiful. Simply beautiful. I now have 2 lesser versions.

[@hassanelnaggar1985]

*فكره ممتازه جدا انا ايضا اعمل ف مجال النجاره تحياتي من مصر 😍🌹*

[@marilenedasilva8316]

A delicadeza, com que você executa o trabalho,me deixou admirada. E mais : estava a muito tempo procurando uma forma de fazer este primeiro graminho, mas não sabia como fazer a cala da regua e você respondeu minha duvida.Obrigado.

[@greenman2262]

Indeed a craftsman, I like the precise and tidy way you work.

[@gunningdesign]

You inspired me to make one. It's far from perfect, but gave me joy to make. Also will be functional! Handmade everything except the ruler and socket head cap screw. Note the ‘impossible’ dovetail. Top timber red box (Eucalyptus polyanthemos), possibly red gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) - not sure. Was a garden stake that was left on the side of the road. Bottom black-butt (Eucalyptus pilularis) I live in Australia. There are such amazing hardwoods here, that sadly mostly end up as firewood or chipped and shipped to Japan for paper making.

[@ГеоргийВоля]

Все работы выполняются с ювелирной точностью. Молодец!

[@heikodatchi3715]

Wow that second one is a beautiful tool and is definitely inspiring as you have said

[@koutourou]

i loved the sandpaper-ruler thinking instead of chiseling it out! Brilliant idea in general!! thanks JSK :)

[@広橋賢-y6t]

本当にきれいな仕事をされますね。

[@theojimwoodart]

Thank you so much. I can not make the second version, because im not even close to what is needed for. But i will definitely try the first one.

[@ginorosa1795]

Even of such a simple job you can make a beautiful design object. Bravo!

[@babygirlvangsnes1368]

It is pure joy to see your work and so inspiring that I am going to use your designs. Every video I have seen of you give me and I guess many others so many details and no bullshit about anything other then what you do. Thanks for what you share with us.

[@1Odama]

my wish to have your patience ...... your detail is masterclass not seen very often in any tradesman. I wish you, well mate.

[@manofpower]

I prefer first one, because I can try for this... second one we can say precision tool... good work... I enjoyed the video...

[@sharonmc5192]

Beautiful craftsmanship!

[@billyblackie9417]

The design it correct for older and newcomers to lear easy and simple is what we really need any not complicated thank you

[@humblehombre9904]

Wow! If you, my friend, were a cookie, you would most certainly be the smartest of them all. Brilliant. And your vids are so clean, perfect sound, perfect shots. By far it is the best I personally have watched in this category. Thanks for your obvious efforts.

[@sajidullah]

I liked the sanding idea .. very creative

[@jarekjaro9120]

Potęga myślenia,to nie boli. Boli: warsztat, czystość, dostępność, a ja....... Królujący plastik, masówka.

[@dlb60ey]

Narzędzia i pomysły. Tego mogę pozazdrościć. Tools and ideas. I can envy that. 👍

[@dondecaire6534]

Aesthetics is design. Well done.

[@69kaveman]

Beautiful work! Simple and easy and a Brilliant idea.

[@JuanRodriguez-jl2dd]

José Ariel Romero de san Miguel de Tucumán Argentina es un hermoso trabajo excelente mui delicado y mui útil gracias por ensenar compartir felicitaciones

[@warmconservatism2530]

あなたは木工技術が非常にすっきりし作成された製品が さわやか！

[@СергейЖуков-н1в]

вот что значит внимание к деталям и инструменту .молодцы ! и так у них во всем ...и поэтому живут как люди !

[@LeosTueftelei]

Very great job !! 👍 👍 👍 🙋‍♂️

[@talegunner4414]

I really love the second design. Fantastic work sir.

[@spuds6423]

Simple but elegant!!!👍👍👍👍

[@omsingharjit]

You used lot's of advance machine to build this so it's not simple diy construction but your videos is full of techniques and informative .

[@stephenO1870]

Just an idea but locking the ruler with rare earth magnets would work, one in the ruler bed flush & another in the end of the brass bolt, just lifting that out would enable you to adjust the ruler then pop back in to lock, I am tempted to do this with the smaller one when I get round to it.

[@stephenO1870]

I made a smaller version of this with magnets and it works, go me, thanks for being interested

[@thierryvanpeperstraete9671]

1st one.....I saw it. ...I did it....trully great and a easy making usefull tool !! Thank's

[@syedsayeedurrahmanzaini4221]

I learn a lot from you. Keep teaching the right way of doing things. Best regards,

[@lindam.9282]

The first one inspired me...the second one was above my paygrade...WOW! I'm going to make the first one. Handy little thing...

Very nice. The first one is easy to make for any one that wants to make one but the other one is more durable and beautifully designed and made. 👍

[@ОлегАбрамов-г7л]

Giving of a material is very interesting. "The mute cinema" grasps yours. I think, that your style will be picked up by others representations of technologies.

[@antonionimarquezini6204]

Es un magnífico trabajo, lamentablemente no todos peseemos la maquinaria eléctrica que usted tiene mi amigo.

[@MintStiles]

I like the first one, simple and effective. The 2nd one is very beautiful, but it’s a needlessly complicated show piece.

[@RodrigoHernandez-vm6os]

Es cierto. La segunda es muy bonita pero se necesita maquinaria especializada para hacerla igual.

[@frankhern9708]

No CNC machine ( I hope someday to build one with an arduino), so a ruler with a sand paper is my choice, anyway great tool and i am glad to see your great craftsmanship. Cheers from Mexico.

[@jameshowlet5597]

Beautiful!!! Although the first one is much more affordable to make. In my case, I just started learning woodworking and don't have power tools at all, just a drill. I know drills are amazing and you can do a lot of things with them, but I don't have a CNC and I still have to learn a lot of things. As of today, I think I prefer the first one because is the one I can fabricate with my own hands and much more affordable tools. But great work!!! Both are super nice!!! =D

[@Akasha888]

동감이야 힘내친구

[@elarcygo]

Felicitaciones...Un trabajo muy bien realizado...excelente ,ES UNA PIEZA MUY BIEN REALIZADA...

[@zuna6028]

Piękna Istota tworzy piękne rzeczy w piękny sposób 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️😻

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

It's a pleasure watching you work. Thank you!

[@delugedj]

wow, awesome craftsmanship there dude!

[@kingabdolbig4306]

clean as always. i am carpenter and live in tokyo so. following your work. i like it . nice job man

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

I might be wrong, but: are these hands the hands of a *man* ? Not sure..

[@alexfontaine2011]

@@GNU_Linux_for_good exacto. No son manos de carpintero. No los movimientos. Pero interesante.

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

@@alexfontaine2011 High Alex. Meanwhile I found out (and I'm darn sure) he's *male* . Look at his circular saw slide guide video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2Lbin6taquDY5I and jump to 02:06. But either way - these hands are pretty feminine. Apologies for not answering in Spanish. Best regards.

[@martyjosephson4937]

Beautiful Workmanship, Thanks

[@RudiVDS]

Very nice and clean design

[@gerryrundle1596]

Very nice construction. Craftmanship at its finest!

[@amdfan7721]

Both are all good, but the first one will be loosen day by day due to abrasviness , therefore it'll be (a bit) less precise one day. The latter will be perfect though it requires more to make. Excellent work, indeed!

[@dleivam]

wow.. amazing. very clever the way you used the sandpaper to make the ruler shape on the wood. the second one is god level :)

[@MegaDimDik]

Гениално! Защото и аз започнах да го правя този линеен индикатор за разстояния и се провалих при правенето именно на прореза с дебелината на линийката... Защото взех да го дълбая внимателно с длетото... и стана не само неравномерен, но и на места излязох извън нужните му размери по ширина... При това колкото и да се стараех, това продължаваше... А така - със залепената към линийката шкурка - това е просто гениално за мен като хрумване, за което аз самият не се бях сетил... :)

[@stepanbedrossian]

I agree with the comment from Woodful Projects. Who has a CNC? The first one was much more inspiring

[@vladvoron4646]

Меня другое заинтересовало. Чем от рисует? Карандаш? Гелевая авторучка? Очень тонкие и чистые линии.

[@jgriffingarcia1623]

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

[@jufujara793]

BEAUTIFUL WORK and craft

[@bijan4727]

Hi this is excellent. What did you put between the two pieces one the first sample ? How big is it ? Should it be the same width of the ruler ? Please explain. Thanks. I loved it.

[@titititi3454]

Very excellent and beautiful work

[@neliorodrigues2249]

Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto é uma ótima apresentação e muito boa à demonstração valeu obrigadao

[@joelsantos9675]

I am not skipping ads.. very informative step by step process. Please create a pocket hole jig DIY tutorial.

[@lalorodriguez9476]

Congratulations is an excellent job, although on the other hand when I finished watching your video I was left with a mixture of sadness, because I know that like me there are many who do not have the same purchasing power, and we cannot afford to use tools faces in something simple end of statement 👍

[@albertosibilla6720]

you work very well and are very precise, but wouldn't using a small brush to spread the glue be better than your finger?