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The construction of this lamp was so technically perfect and flawlessly intricate that it took until the end of the video for me to really look and realize you were not an 80+ year old Japanese master craftsman. Your work is excellent.

Wow, what a joy to watch this craftsman work!

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What wood do you use? Lovely work 👏

Awesome Are there around groovening plane?

can you tell me what blade you are using? is that a 4mm kerf? i have the Proxxon fet for making bee frames, could do with a blade like that

Beautiful work, thank you! And will inspire other crafters too. I found myself wondering, how would you work out what your time is worth, if selling such a piece? I am a weaver and dressmaker, and would have a similar problem if wanting to earn something from it.

Some dimensions and angles would be nice for the novice woodworker.

Please invest in a vice! Watching you nearly jam that chisel into your finger made my pulse jump!

No speak… no look Next

Hello - I've just subscribed to your channel and I'm looking forward to some more great content. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world.

I am intrigued...why do you need a special implement to do this?...subtitles or voiceover would have been more than helpful...we are not ALL Woodworkers!...dgp/uk

Muy Buen Trabajo.

Wow, amazing project! Can you provide the plans for this project?I would definitely try to make one!

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Absolutely beautiful and calming work. I’ve learned two things, ok more, but 1. Love kumiko wood crafting, but unless I am on valium, I will never have the patience for it, nor the skill set. 2. I love those two little table saw and planer machines. You are masterful!! Enjoyed it very much.

I think all this effort was for nothing since it was a culturally appropriated white man's reproduction. lame

I love this. Learning of a very specialized tool like that, plus seeing you build and use it. The sound of the work is music enough.

Very nice job! I’d be curious to hear if it becomes your preferred method of making Mitsukude or if you prefer the marking and handsaw method instead. Please give us an update as time goes on. Thanks for posting.

Very cool, thanks! Do you have a source for the nicker blades / blade assembly?

Start the video by showing the end product

Love seeing your videos appear on my home page man, keep up the good work

Mmmm that car backfiring and going by sounded very fitting with the music @25:07 sounded like a four cylinder and very JDM sounding. Very appropriate for what your making.

Without music, this would make amazing ASMR <3

Looks very nice indeed. Good work. Also looks like a cat hair and dust magnet.

<3 Proxxon i love this brand!

Beautiful craftsmanship.

that was so fun watching the entire process, I love how the wood has interlocking structures, as well as the vertical lines being cut by horizontal ones, with varying patterns!

it reminds me of some frank lloyd wright cards i got at a museum shop.. was he art deco?

How thin are these pieces of wood? Ove mever really worked much eith wood, but id like to give this a try and crrate a smaller lamp! What kinda of soods dod you use? I really like thr orange accents!

Only word I can think of for this work is 絶妙な

Гарна робота!

These are so beautiful!

прийшов з тредс дивитись, з перших хвилин це вже дуже красиво, круто знято і приємно дивитись і фонова музика, до речі, круто підібрана

Brilliant but there is no way known I would have the patience to do this, well done.

Was looking forward to seeing a hand crafter, hand made lamp, using original tools. Just go film in a factory, ffs.

Thanks for the awesome video, keep up the good work 👍

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Дуже здивувалася, коли в кінці побачила тату на українській 😅 Неймовірна та дуже кропітка робота, успіхів!!!

What kind of wood did you use?

A weird shift, that lesser Japanese people want to uphold traditions from Japan, but more and more European and American people help to keep these Japanese traditions alive. I have been to Japan(Kamakura, Kyoto, Tokyo) this year, but never saw a lantern like this. You work like the masters of old Edo. Edit: Most wholesome comment section in a while. Art attracts like minded people ❤

What a beautiful piece of work. I was completely awe struck by the intricate details and the final result. Simply beautiful.

very nice

so nice

Traditional method of construction would have interlacing of joints for rigidity but looks good otherwise.

I'm investing at 2.28K subscribers 👍

Love to buy the schematics to try to replicate this

Absolutely fantastic work! What makes it above fantastic as a design, is the introduction of a modern concept in physics, that of Tensegrity. Yes, my friend, when craftsmanship is intertwined with intelligent design, then the results are there to be admired. Well done!! Show us more. Thank you

And he’s not even Japanese 😊