The Craft of the Master Cooper | First-Class Techniques That Reveal

[@deldridg]

It feels almost sacrilegious to sit here for a few minutes and take in the art of a man who has developed his skills over many decades. Lovely to watch and thank you for sharing. Cheers from Sydney - Dave

[@Meticularius]

12/19/2018 Thank you for the privilege of watching this honorable master do his work. I almost feel unworthy while watching his hardened hands and arms do such fine craftsmanship while mine do such crude works here.

[@agrodivesity]

Wonderful skills by these senior craftsmen are at another level no body can beat them

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@Bob-507]

WOW....what an artist

[@lisapie777]

I wonder how many different styles of tubs he has made in the last 65 years? Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing

[@zoesdada8923]

I wonder if this guy is still around and how many continue this ancient art. The sharpness of his tools is astounding.

[@davidparry8514]

beautiful tools

[@spaeron]

its not really being picked up by younger generations sadly. i know its pretty green wood but that spear chisel work along the endgrain is insane.

[@truthjusticeortheamericanw6194]

Beautiful work. I love to watch a real master doing his/her creations. I wish the video was a little slower though, with it being in fast foreward all the time it's hard to catch the subtle details.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Ok, thank you

[@danieleverett8321]

Incredible work!

[@simonedoherty6195]

I was so looking forward to watching this mastercraftsman. I was disappointed with the blurry images which gave me quite a headache. Please try to redo the video as I am very keen to watch this master at his work.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I see, sorry for the hassle!

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed and thumbs up

[@davidafonso1984]

Big Joane Sanchez, i am impressed

[@davidafonso1984]

Master copper is a top qualaty fridge

[@davidafonso1984]

Yes it is

[@davidafonso1984]

You should thenãosei1

[@endguiap]

I do not understanding what you are say vaneroi

[@a51mj12]

love the quality

[@padude7505]

Hey, I am a huge fan of your channel. Watching these master craftsman is relaxing and meditative. But sometimes the frame rate is increased. Can you post a second version of these videos at normal speed? Also, I second the vote to have Japanese music. But I also appreciate the song you use... definitely know it by heart.

[@carlospintos8898]

Great video , but i think is not the right music

[@xorbodude]

All that effort!

[@fitrianhidayat]

To make a bucket!

[@TrensdePesca]

Trens de Pesca - Brasil - Trabalho magnifico!!!

[@vasiliychebotarew5598]

Мастер конечно от Бога. Одного никогда не пойму, как можно сидя работать???

[@joferzly]

god bless you

[@ainajoan1]

Te felicito,excelente trabajo,excelente video

[@spaeron]

i don't know about the rest you ppl, but i watched this at a 1/4 speed . the shear gravity of what this cat is laying down is out of sight.

[@iestynjones5796]

What was the glue that he used? I thought it might be rice glue but that isn’t waterproof so no good for a bucket. Super video by the way. Thanks.

[@mybookfacetube]

I think it is rice glue.

[@andrefleuriet2391]

Le mac giver du bois 👏👏

[@ivan55599]

4:36 - what is that rice stuff?

[@BigRonxxxx]

It's used as glue,and also like caulk to water proof the container,they have used this same technique since ancient times simply because it works so no reason to change,all the best

[@iestynjones5796]

But rice glue isn’t waterproof. How does that work with a bucket?

[@rogerscottcathey]

wonder how he lined up the holes for the stave pins.

[@lucasriley874]

He used a marker guage to score a centerline @ 4:26 then used the drill bit as the length down from the end of each stave, you can see him do this by the way he first places the drill bit against the stave then tilts it up to vertical before drilling. For longer staves he'd have used a template or other simple device like a stick with scored markings to make sure all the holes were the same length down from the end of a stave.

[@rogerscottcathey]

see it now. tx

[@jacqueslemiere]

but on the other hand you can understand why plastic stuff is so popular, it is such hard work to do a simple bucket..

[@rasputozen]

Don't have to worry about chemicals leeching out of these buckets though.

[@jacqueslemiere]

@@rasputozen wood containts lots of chemicals..

[@rasputozen]

@@jacqueslemiere Toxic chemicals.

[@jacqueslemiere]

@@rasputozen and wood is full of toxic chemicals..

[@rasputozen]

@@jacqueslemiere What toxic chemicals do you think are leeching from these japanese barrels?

[@rasputozen]

Pretty sure he used rice paste for glue.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

yeah, that's correct

[@oneshotme]

So it's safe to say that as old as the film is most if not all of the masters are no longer with us then?? ( dead)

[@gusthewiseone3247]

No there is a young man who is continuing this tradition. He may not be considered a master yet but he is good. (I would consider him a master.)

[@ДмитрийАкульшин-ъ1ш]

Блин, всюду одна и та же тупая электронная "музыка", особенно барабаны достают. Кому это нравится? Покажите лицо! В таком видео нет лучше звука, чем живой звук работы мастера.

[@gabrieljuarez7898]

Good video,except for the stupid music...

[@NoName-ho7fs]

👍

[@janmuylllaert4266]

what is the idea of stupid western elevator music with a Japanese craftsman showing his lifetime work ?

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

my bad, sorry about that!