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Japanese Woodworking - Handcrafted Straight Staircase [Season 2 - Part 6]
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- čas přidán 13. 01. 2022
- After about a week, the splendid local pine staircase had been constructed.
The woodstove will be installed next to the staircase. It must be a stylish stairwell.
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Hello!
I’m Shoyan, a Japanese carpenter.
I’ve been working as a carpenter for 50 years.
I also have licenses of architect and technician.
I’d like to show you my work, knowledge, etc. regarding Japanese carpenter.
I hope you enjoy my video!
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Hurrah! At last we non-Japanese speakers get to understand the master. Excellent work from a master craftsman. Thank you so much!
You can tell he is a master craftsman by how easy he makes it look , like just anyone could achieve this level of fit and finish . Beautifully executed stairs . Well done sir.
What an absolute joy this channel is. Thank you so much!
Fifty years is a lot of experience, and it shows. It is so enjoyable to watch a Master at his work. There are no wasted moves, poetry in motion as they say. Thank you for sharing.
Vidaların keresteyi çatlatmadan kullanılması dikkatimi çekti doğrusu!
Ustaların ustası, zevkle seyrettik.
Beautiful craftsmanship as always.I love watching your work. From a carpenter in the USA to you.
Sir I would like to say what a pleasure it is to watch a Master Craftsman at work.
The time you spend on doing the job with excellence, and precision and pride in your work shows in every action
Thanking you for sharing your skills, and providing a English voice over so we can understand your commentary.
Tony from Western Australia 🇦🇺
The material is so clean and finely milled , just beautiful ! The dado blade on circular saw is interesting !!
That's awesome he's a true craftsman I do wood flooring and a bunch of wood work he definitely has skills
Thank you. I very much enjoyed watching your video. The editing and narration are excellent. I especially loved the magical editing at 21:32+
Very beautiful work 👌 I liked it thank you for your job 100/100 nice
Master Shoyan shows the way how details must be done when building a home. Love it!
Amazing craftsmanship.
What beautiful work you do you’re so precise just beautiful thanks for sharing your talent God bless
Japan workers are amazing 😁
Amazing how you work barefoot. That indicates to me an incredible respect for your space. Cheers and arigato!
Superb workmanship. Always so relaxing to watch, Shoyan at work. Must respect.
As others have said…thanks for the translation. Really good narration and explanation of the steps (🤣🤣) in making the staircase. Lovely workmanship. Really good woodwork tips also.👍🏻🇦🇺😁
Absolutely beautiful workmanship,stunning.
You perform the highest quality carpentry work I’ve ever seen. 😎
Bakabo, I like that 😂
A very beautiful staircase.
There are levels to your work 😉
Very masterful work. Love every minute of it. Great job.
That is a beautiful staircase. Thank you for sharing!
I'm sure this staircase will bring so much light into this space. Beautiful work!
Master Shoyan. Excellent precision.
Just found this channel, it’s amazing, the detail in the work is out of this world. The explanations of each stage is very informative. Watching them back to back. Thanks Will
I’m extremely impressed with your skills. Thank you for making these videos and sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the update! Wonderful work 🙂
Beautiful, beautiful staircase. Thank you for this and all your other videos.
Love your videos. You are definitely a master of your craft.
The highest possible levels of skill, life in every breath, strive for perfection in every task one undertakes
I appreciate how candid you are about what you do and don’t enjoy!
The kigorushi is a brilliant technique. It looks far superior to the Western method of driving wedges into the groove slots to lock treads and risers. I plan to adopt this technique in my next stair build.
That jig he uses as a rip guide is pretty awesome
Wonderful work, sir.
Your not just a craftsman your a perfectionist very good work really thank you for the knwledge you have shared with the wood glue trick
fantastic. As a fellow carpenter, it's always interesting to see how things are done in different parts of the world.
U r the master of all masters love ur work love ur videos blessings to u
Very cool what a master
Love the work and explanations !
That all looks pretty simple I’ll give it a go, just as soon as I’ve finished my pipe rack!
Great work!
I bow down in humble respect. Beautiful. A work of Love.
absolutely wonderful work, you are in inspiration to the craftsmanship of wood working. thank you for posting this video. many good fortunes for you and your family.
I love this guy. I take your advice on cutting wood on furniture building
This grove cutter seems to work better than a router I like it a lot
it looks like a hand-held dado stack
@@89Ayten Same thought, except it's that old school dado blade that is turned to 'wobble' on the shaft. Can be tricky to work with, which is why we love our ' stacks'.
I own one, used it on my first Crafstman table saw.
Thanks for teaching .
This amazing.
Merci pour le partage !
Can you do a video on how you sharpen your tools?
You do really beautiful work. I'm in awe of it.
You are such a artist 🤙🤙🤙
Beautiful
Beautifully done thanks for sharing
I knew an American carpenter who was so bad he never cut a board the wrong length.
Nice work. This wood here is a lot easier to chisel than the black walnut I was fighting today.
Amazing!
Like the patient approach, and interlocking system. Not many people can afford this level of craftsmanship but you can give a lifetime warranty.
I think you should write a book about how to work like you Sir
Excellent wood craftsmanship. Thank you 😊
love watching these videos😀
Beautiful work.
Wow! You are very talented. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful stairs!
Most beatifull
I like the combination of Japanese looking wood structures and screws at an angle / pocket hole style .. basically US joinery.
Japanese wood workers do a lot of pulling towards themselves. The saws cut pulling toward the body as do the planes. The pulling towards the body seems like it wood make cutting and planing more controllable ( and the planes seem extremely sharp ).
Amazing skills. It would be helpful to have a description of some of the hand power tools that you use, some may not be available outside of Japan ?
This is the result when artistic talent, craftmanship, and pride in workmanship meet. This man is beyond a master craftsman. He would absolutly
go of the rail if he saw how sloppy the good ole boys build CRAP down south!!!!
Domo arigato Shoyan-san!
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL‼️‼️🔨🔨. Vinny 🇺🇸
Thanks you for thé Time to make thèse vidéos, you are very gifted! Please, Can you tell me thé model of this Makita groove cutter. Thanks you in advance and merry christmas
So goood looking! I want stairs now even if i dont need them
Very humbling to watch
Thank you Sensei.
Wonderful Work. It is of my opinion that you should inlay rough nonskid Stone into the anti slip groves cut into step treads. This would add more beauty and Safety to your fine Carpentry. Just a thought. Thanks for sharing your skills with me. It is appreciated.
Master craftsman!!!!!
Nice dead jams
Staircase Sweet.
In the west hand planes are considered nostalgic or fancy even for furniture making. Shoyan hand-planes framing lumber.
Super Super Mega Super
完全！完全！完全！
Great video.
Greetings from Tijuana
Thank you very much for sharing. Can you please tell how wide is the staircase? Thank again.
How thick are your treads it looks about 2 inches and how deep are your inserts on the stringers for the treads and what over hang do you do between the riser and tread
Great wark 👍
These videos are both entertaining and educational. Thank you for putting them here. I have a request though; can you stop putting background music on them please? Music is very personal so no matter what music you choose it will annoy some people. In addition some people watching may be autistic, like me, and for me this means I find it very difficult to understand what is being said while the music is playing, even if the music is quiet.
It is beautiful! The stairs in Japan are so small 🙈 what is the size of one straight stair?
This guy is awesome! But I would want to have to pay him by the hour
I want that saw I wish it was sold in the US.
i want that hammer!
Amazing, what is the finish? Is it just planned and polished??
Great video ! What do you do for finishing ? You mentioned polishing at the end of the video ?
Lol “even stupid ppl can measure”. Great channel. Enjoyed your instructional
Thats a nice mitre saw, the new ones can't be put against a wall :(
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Check out the dudes forearms and hands.
Looks OK but I can't see why he didn't put the winders Into strings and incorporate the newel post 🤔
original woodglue was made from hooves, aka nails from animals, therefore they have the transparent property, thankfully you don't need to heat the modern glue like the old time glue had to be to make it viscous. Imagine having to heat modern glue and then apply it to wood, talk about using a dedicated paintbrush.
What is the angle marking tool called? It looks like an incra miter gauge for table saws.