A 4m Study Desk on the Stairwell Creates Dynamic Space! [Season 3 - Part 9]

[@terenceyuen4424]

How does this channel not have over a million subscribers yet!?!

[@woody5109]

Because no one builds anything anymore, or very few. The new age is to buy everything, then throw it away when a new colour comes out…

[@frank6048]

"yet"

[@chrisw3421]

any minute now...

[@derwinjax]

I agree! There should be a higher number of those watching these awesome videos. Sadly though, not many know about it. I accidentally came across this video. I’ve sent links to some friends of mine who appreciate such beautiful, but hard work just like me. Let’s hope the interest and exposure will grow. I for one, don’t want to see them go.

[@esmeralda150498]

Its a niche within a niche with a twist. Japanese woodworking within acualy non clickbaite woodworking with a dub by another party.

[@ZE_WOLF_PACK]

i love this channel its fucking amazing. this is equal to hiring that badass 65yo contractor who just wants to do good work and charges 25$ / hr that is now unfortunately going extinct. the combo here of quality video editing, very detailed instructions, this is legitimately a training/enertainment channel at the highest level

[@chris-C8]

I like that comment, "How many people will see this?" Likely, no one will ever see it, but that's what sets apart a true carpenter.

[@bastiat691]

You never fail to impress me. Deepest respect for your craftsmanship.

[@satorudo]

It is funny that the 'temporary' scaffolding board looks better than a supposedly 'finished' board I could get at Home Depot

[@DMSparky]

If I was a rich man in Japan it would be an honour to own a home you built!

[@toughgamer2960]

the craftsmanship... this is why I love woodwork

[@robertbamford8266]

I enjoy watching your meticulous work. I appreciate your showing us a few of the times when things do not go perfectly. It’s the same here! Your channel improves with every video.

[@laius6047]

Real old school professional that addpated to contemporary practices.

[@ericadams2045]

The level of detail to make the top railing seamless is insane

[@janoahuerta]

Craftsmen put effort into the details that most will never notice. 🙇‍♂

[@nathanclark7356]

Sir I am a very experienced carpenter of more than 20 years yet I find me your videos so fresh and beautiful your really give me a new love for what we do I really would love to visit you

[@alejandrotoscano674]

I've just discovered your channel, just seeing this video and subcribed instantly. We are from Spain. After some leisure travels to Europe, Canada and US, which open our minds in terms of house construction and materials we decided to build our hose in wood. We built a house only once, following very useful youtube channels with "standard" western techniques. Then I get to furniture making, finishing... all quite new to me. It was very nice to see how same things are done in different ways opposite sides of the world, with different tools. But Japanese skills have always impressed me, the dedicated passion to a fine finish... just suits with my understanding on how things have to be done. Congratulations for you content! どうもありがとう

[@Duran_Bush]

As you say for me the Japanese have understood everything in the art of wood. It's super precise and super well done, we can't criticize anything. There is a chain, it's small space diy, the guy works with a precision that amazes me every time.

[@b7fLuid]

this guy is skilled beyond belief. Thank you for the video and the excellent dubbing!

[@gungho8180]

Do I spy Tombow pencils being used out in the wild to mark measurements?!?! I love Tombow and use them too! Thank you so much for sharing this and also providing English translations. Your work ethic is inspiring.

[@dp1381]

Those curved corbels will match the curved railing on the catwalk that is to come later. Beautiful work!

[@mmanut]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL JOB ‼️‼️ Vinny 🇺🇸

[@Greerbowski]

I want a desk like that in my lift. Great informative video. Thanks.

[@JoeyBozify]

Outstanding work ! Can’t beat Japanese when it comes to detail work !!👌

[@jaydee5447]

Thank you Mr. Shoyan! It’s a pleasure to watch you work. I’m amazed with your carpentry skills. This pony wall turned out fantastic. Awesome job and thanks again.

[@NaDa-kw2fu]

I like that the 'feel' of the wood on the hand is as important as the visible finish.

[@rutabegared1]

Great videio as always. Regarding the cross-grain glue joint between the corbels and top, I'm concerned that there is no allowance made for the movement of the top with seasonal changes in humidity, possibly resulting in either the glue joint failing or the top developing a split/crack.

[@juliehenderson1672]

Excellent workmanship! Thank you.👍

[@alfonsorivera3455]

Soy un entusiasta de su programa de Construcción de Carpintería,es de lO más PROFESIONAL QUE HE VISTO EN MI VIDA , sobre temas de CARPINTERÍA.SU manera de trabajar es digna de elogios y reconocimiento.Un Saludo afectuoso de su seguidor,desde LA CORUÑA (GALICIA). ESPAÑA: Alfonso Fernando de Rivera Álvarez.

[@flyingrabbit829]

Thank you ever so much for the translation and to shoyan I say どうもありがとう

[@joeschmoe6392]

Always an honor and pleasure to see you work, Shoyan-sama. 😄 Watching you is akin to outdoor bathing in Zen during a gentle rain of Zen from above. 🙇Arigato gozaimasu!!

[@Willg95]

I wish I would have found this channel sooner. Such an informative video and great show of craftsmanship

[@tpledger100]

Thanks for the English subtitles! You always work with beautiful clear lumber. Lucky you!

[@iangough7659]

Such superb craftsmanship and unbelievable attention to detail

[@Lamefoureyes]

しょやん先生のヴィデオを見たことあり良かったです。カナダで私は先生のおかげでたくさん習っています。綺麗な仕事をみせてくれてありがとうございます。カメラ使ってる人もありがとうございます。

[@divinenonbinary]

These are extremely satisfying to watch! Thank you for sharing the rocess!!

[@james-jq8sk]

New subscriber, most enjoyable, thank you...

[@RobertLidstroem]

Super interresting, and such level of quality! So much knowledge and experience! Thank you for all the videos! Robert SWEDEN

[@robohippy]

I am wondering about joining the corbels to the desk top. The grain runs in different directions, opposite to each other. I would expect that joint to fail eventually due to seasonal wood movement. Did I miss some thing?

[@user-ge6hf2xs4r]

Craftsman's work at it's best!

[@charlesjenkins8078]

Great job! I don’t like to see you have problems.But I like to see how you fix them.Very instructive. Thanks.

[@krenwregget7667]

Another great video! The more I learn about Japanese carpentry, the more impressed I am by the simple yet elegant aesthetic, the quality of materials and the skill it takes to create it.

[@radyjunior4162]

Everything is amazing in this channel. The quality of the work, attention to detail... He even bother to tape the joints of the protection paper 5:24

[@DrSchleck]

Very nice. More of wood/natural materials and less plastic/synthetics

[@donbell8187]

Very nice attention to detail.

[@gerdriechers8426]

Again and again beautifull craftsmanship! It is a great joy to watch a master at work.

[@LostAtSe]

His skill, patience and dedication shine throughout. I would like to learn from him. どもうありがとう。

[@ironhorce]

Thank you for sharing your amazing skills with us 🙂

[@terrytopliss9506]

It’s a privilege to watch you work Shoyan.👍👍

[@derwinjax]

Another beautiful job! Thanks for the video.

[@johnsrabe]

Another great video. Thanks especially for showing your mistakes. It helps us learn (and keeps us from thinking you’re a superhero).

[@tashtant]

Thank you for uploading. I noticed Mr Shoyan finds great value in using different length screwing bits. Must be necessary.😊

[@DewaltFanboy]

TOP NOTCH! Thanks for the video. Always amazing to see your work

[@gholmes182]

I loved watching this. Very satisfying and impressive work.

[@LuxCheers]

I would like to ask if it is not dangerous to glue the countertop to the corbels as the wood grain goes in perpendicular directions? Thank you

[@emersoncastro385]

He is an artist authentic

[@therealdojj]

Once again, an outstanding display of doing things with wood 👏

[@JAR2.0]

Excellence in your craftsmanship is clearly apparent in this project. I truly appreciate you sharing this element of the construction.

[@spinkey4842]

i'm jealous of the quality of lumber they get out there.

[@BronsonDorsey]

Such beautiful craftsmanship. Arigato Shoyan.

[@What1zTyme]

Wonderfully accomplished! Talented artisan!

[@rizwanallahi7765]

Absolutely marvelous video.

[@winchells]

素敵なプロジェクトのためにあなたにShoyanに感謝！

[@nazarbartyanu1052]

These are the one of the best videos I ever watched. I love your work and your quality. It’s very satisfying to watch your quality work. Keep up the good work!! I found out abt your video couple days ago. Wish I’ve worked with you at least one day that would be interesting. Keep up the good work!!

[@MoczarkaKanadyjska]

Is it ok to glue those supports to the tabletop? What about wood expanding and contracting?

[@janettavculek9308]

I love your beautiful perfect work. Such a pleasure to watch. Thanks.

[@sverdson]

Merci pour le partage de votre travail !

[@mysteidolon8850]

Thank you and Respect.

[@PeterNetped]

[@darenweeks273]

Stunning work

[@vvsmixing]

thanks for showing your technique and knowledge you are extremely good at what you do

[@tumbleweed1976]

Hand tools… power tools… craftsmanship 🎈

[@keithmetcalfe2466]

Iam work with Ash wood this week . Making book cases . Very good wood. Get up the good work. All my best to you 😁

[@andrewf9673]

You are an inspiration and a great example to all of us who work with wood even if we are just amateurs for whom its a hobby not a job! Thank you

[@woody5109]

Amazing craftsmanship

[@frankda4]

I always find it so interesting how different framing is between US and other countries. Side note does anyone know which videos he uses the Japanese saw house and hand saws. I’m trying to learn how to use Japanese hand saws.

[@Ham68229]

If you align the grain of the plug with the board, you'll never find that plug unless you look extremely closely. If it were possible, I'd love to go to Japan and learn

[@JOGJAKARYA]

Anda sangat terampil sekali..terimakasih sudah berbagi, salam dari penontonmu di indonesia

[@larrykelly2838]

Wonderful work.

[@robertminato2706]

uou are a true master!!! I love your channel.

[@comix5281]

Always amazing!

[@wekker090]

Relax video for the start of the weekend, this level of accuracy is not found here on construction site.

[@pickleops]

Wonderful!

[@britbrewer7244]

Love the videos! What’s the name of the ruler/square at 14:29 with the handle that’s used as a cutting guide for the circular saw? That looks useful!

[@ronarudo_design]

Yes! What a nice job :)

[@the_hunterghost9231]

great video as always. where can i buy the chisels you used?. thank you

[@maxiegrobner9018]

Great job! But what about wall outlets, no electric?

[@Mmmmm173]

This is so nice

[@KevinSolem]

Good video, I see it's the height requirements in japan is the same as in norway.

[@StevenJamesPorter]

This is my new favourite channel. The level of pride in the work is unsurmountable. I wouldn't have glued the corbels to the desk bottom as the grain will fight and over time the ash will crack and split. I did something very similar on an oak version only 4 years back and it's tearing itself apart.

[@chrishaug]

nice work!

[@seinundzeiten]

wow so talented

[@pcka12]

Clearly you can still get high quality timber in Japan.

[@patrickgirard-k3g]

joli travail !

[@SomeNameHere]

For who ever who loves this Carpender and his Series. www.youtube.com/@carpentershoyan there you can watch all the episodes on Japanese before translation. Today he uploaded Season 4 Part 16 where he is building a beautiful Terrace =) Auto generated Subtitles do magic there aswell, not perfect, but youll get the point =)

[@vartan2014]

Mr Shoyan, I love watching you work. Such attention to detail and quality doesn’t exist in home construction here in the USA. Watching you is very satisfying and therapeutic. Thank you for sharing your skill with the world.

[@MegaMagicbeans]

Well if i win the lottery, I know who i will be asking to the carpentry in my new house.

[@Mr_Rearden]

What measurements are on your tape measure? At 14:22 it looks like 1/20ths on one side and millimeters on the other side? Thank you

[@markciocco2509]

Amazing. Thanks for making these videos. But I am curious, are these materials and joinery methods more costly than conventional western methods?

[@Jeebizz101]

they all seem pretty conventional to me (carpenter from australia)

[@BICHETO]

Where can I get a pair of those work pants? Thank you.

[@sapienscarnivorus]

Hello, i would like to know wich chalk line tool is used, it makes a very fine line.

[@SomeNameHere]

Veary nice video as allways =) One little question; when the Ponywall get covered with Plasterboards anyway, why don't install Breaker boxes on the studs right away? Betwean the Line of the Tabledesk and Handrail would have been good space for 3x 2Wallpower Outlids, so the People that study there could power a Laptop and/or a Table-/Desklamp. PS: it would be realy nice, if you could leave a P.O. Box Adress in you Channels Bio, so that we can send you little gifts =)

[@satorudo]

I think this is one of those "the electricians do their thing, I do my thing"

[@martin8313]

why would a interior finishing carpenter install "breaker boxes" or power outlets? do carpenters where you live do this type of work?

[@SomeNameHere]

@@martin8313 In some of the Videos Shoyan is installing Plasterboards, so would be a easy job to do, since its just a plastic box. But you are right, carpenters usually doesnt do such jobs, but it would have been a good mention, if those get installed.

[@disqusrubbish5467]

Look at about 23:20 and following in the video. It looks to me like three power outlets are already roughed in, with the wires coiled to be finished later. (Common where I am.)

[@JoRoBoYo]

the circular saw is offended. 😂😂

[@---l---]

"The Tool is Offended" have to remember that

[@donaldmcdaniel1773]

interesting!