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Excellent presentation and some great tips 😎 thankyou 👍

Nothing more satisfying than making your own tool that works.

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Amazing.

What's the width of each of the two bookcases? And the width of the fluted columns?

Είναι ικανό να σου σπάσει το μυαλό σπαζοκεφαλιά είναι

Thanks for the great video and design.

Very nice overview. I learned some new stuff. Would love to get one of those giant swiss army knife saws!

just started the video and wanted to say that I thoroughly enjoy your choice of word order for the first sentence. "I've finally finished this desk for a client that I've been making" Now we know where all the good clients come from! :D

Excelente 🫣👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Thank you for this. I'm subscribing to your channel.

You spoke of the kerfing planes thumb screws slipping. Try this: remove the fence and file across the top of both metal arms at the same time to create a flat surface the thumb screw to index against. You could also use a cupped set screw against this surface. That might require an Allen wrench to tighten.

That is not a dado plane. That is a groove or rabbet plane.

Super cool stuff 😮 and hand and mind created on the fly . MS RAU gotta look 👀 at their antique safes and hidden draw compartments stuff. Give you ideas . MS RAU is the finest stuff in world . Great historical mind candy for such boxes safes desks etc. I just subbed you 👍🏼

Just backordered me one

Awesome!

Wonderful to get inspired by your ideas and work. Thanks for sharing!

Any chance you drew up plans for this desk? And want to share?

I have a question, which plane is it that you are working with in this video? Is it the Stanley 45 or is it a different model?

I'm thinking after watching this, that making a grooving plane with a very short nose might be very handy to have, just for these "tight" situations.

This is awesome!

Это не кабриоль,Это кабритопор,,Так не делают классные мастера

This has been the most helpful small shop video I've seen so far. Thank you for posting.

What should I use if I’m trying to rip boards from logs? I am okay with rough cuts so long as I can plane it after. What’s your opinion on anihiki saws or temagari saws? What about curved silky saws?

I am building something with similar construction. This is just the technique that makes sense for my application. Can I do this so that the rail is flush with the front leg?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge gained by using this Sashigane. I was hoping you would highlight the special profile of the ruler which I could not get my head around when it is said that its profile enable accurate marking of the wood with a bamboo pen without having the ink rubbed off. I don't have a Sashigane so hard to understand.

Nice bit of work there pal, thanks for showing this!

one rule woodworkers have forgotten today if your making secret compartment furniture for someone DONT SHOW IT TO THE PUBLIC what is wrong with people these days its ment to be a private secret for the customer nice work though iv been trying to figger out ho to do this myself just stop showing us someone else's secrets that should be theirs only on how the draws work

It's called the skate.

If you just spin the leg. You can work from the mortise to the top of the leg and not have to figure any of that out.

Very insightful and inspiring

Amazing 😮

Did you glue the bottom with a butt?

I wish we had one in imperial

How can I get in touch outside this comment section? thanks

Sooo cool! I was looking for a similar solution :) In the past, I've epoxied steel together using JB Weld (cold weld). It worked great, and was super strong. I think I'll combine your tips with that approach :) Quick question: Would you be able to share the width of the cut kerf once the 5 blades are together? The video reference on its own makes it a little difficult to gauge... It seems close to 3/16th?? It'd be much appreciated!!

small space workshop very well organised

A little late to pop in but i have to say that it is a great piece of information for beginners like me! Thank you. I have to ask if you would be willing and have the time to put the instructions in a document that we can purchase from you? I do not speak Japanese.. Best of luck from Spain

You should do a sound check before you publish. No volume mens "no message.'

Putting aside the pi scale and the root 2 scale, it’s just a regular square. The same angles can be got using a regular square. You’re simply using a different unit scale. A 5 sun slope is the same as a 5” slope using 10” instead of 10 sun. It becomes more useful in building construction because of its light weight and flexibility over a western builder’s square. Just my thoughts.

THANK YOU!!! so concise! And understandable and not too much info (liked that there was a different video for dovetails)

I was wondering if you could perhaps share the angles on 4 sides of the wood that make up the two cuts for the issumi-kiri joint at the end. How does the book you reference specify such cuts?

Have you any plans available?

Good vid. I'm the only person I know that cut a more crooked line with a handsaw than most can cut with a jigsaw. LOL Ya gotta be good at something, right?

"I'm not a very good metal worker." Looks pretty good to me.

Is there any reason the plate used to hold the blade in place could not be made of wood?

Very clever to angle the key and mouth to direct the shavings.

There's nothing new about this

Simply amazing

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