Shoyan is an example of why Japanese carpentry is the very finest in the world. The attention to detail and the spiritual respect into every detail makes Japanese carpentry undeniably great. If money were no object I would have a modern day Japanese style home built. I find them the most beautiful in the world.
We could follow Mr Chickadee's example and build it ourselves! It'll just take us a lot of patience while we learn these beautiful methods. Let's try our best!
02:48 you want strange when it comes to boats and buildings? My family home was built 400 years ago. It was an old farm barn that was converted into two houses. The wood that makes up the roof and the beams is all reclaimed timber- formerly the wood was used in Tudor Navy ships from the time of Henry VIII, broken up at Bristol docks and the wood reclaimed for use elsewhere! 😂
Always SO relaxing to sit & watch you 'at work' Shoyan. I find it mesmerising to watch your sublime skills as you work your magic, they are 'second to none'. I don't think there could be a better carpenter in the world, seriously, you are the best. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
J'aime regarder ,le Maître Charpentier,quelle délicatesse,quel respect de la matière,de l'outil,et du savoir faire,il ferait cun bon professeur pour notre institution,les xompagnon du devpir,batisseur, charpentier de notre dame de Paris,respect Maitre Soyan❤️
What blades do you use in the circular saw? Do you sharpen them or do you replace them? How often? I'd love to watch some videos from you about tool maintenance.
It must be wonderful to work with materials that have as much care put into their milling and preparation as whats put into the final product. We have to work with garbage lumber in canada
I'm currently traveling Japan and I am impressed by the quality of the woodwork here. Thanks for posting all these very resourceful videos, I hope I can pick up some skills from the master 😃
i love the explanation, you can look a diagrams all day but to see how it is installed and the technique / styles venerations are never clear explained.
please mr shoyan, can you do a video on building standards? i like the look of the insulation and the impermable air membrane. how are standards enforced? do you agree with them?
Great skills demonstrated 💕. Instead of plaster board, I have wooden ceilings throughout my brick venner home in Australia, this is unusual but looks amazing.
Beautiful ceilings, excellent craftsmanship, it is a pleasure to watch you apply the many different aspects of your trade sir, thank you for the video.
@@BiohazarderV You're sharing information with people who really need that tool. That's wonderful. I am glad that my information has helped craftsmen all over the world. from Japan
Shoyan, can you please tell us the name of that tool 00:42 and where I can purchase one😲☝🏽? I’m based in Los Angeles in the United States. Hopefully I can find it here.
The circular saw? He has a Hitachi. A year or two ago Hitachi rebranded, or sold off or did something that resulted in Metabo tools (Lowes has them) in the US, and Hikoki in Japan and Australia and other places.
Beautiful work. If the bolts in the ridge beam loosened after a few months and needed to be re-tightened, won't that happen again? Using a thread locking product would seem to be a solution or a lock washer rather than a flat washer. We're faced with the same issues with bolts and nuts used for seismic hold down and wind shear.
The bolts aren’t technically loosening. The wood is shrinking. Thread locker won’t help. That’s why tall stick framed buildings in the US use continuous rod tiedown system with automatic shrinkage compensating couplers.
Fact: The average new home has approximately 300 gallons of water trapped in the new construction materials and will evaporate quickly. More so on homes with gypsum board construction.
Please stop posting so many 1-minute videos. I unsubscribed for a while because I was getting notified too many times about a new video but they were of the 1-minute variety that are largely a waste of time.
Really? They go out of their way to bring the content and this extremely high quality construction and you ask them to stop posting because your getting too many notifications? If i were them id block you. Anyway just change the notifications. 🤦
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Shoyan is an example of why Japanese carpentry is the very finest in the world. The attention to detail and the spiritual respect into every detail makes Japanese carpentry undeniably great. If money were no object I would have a modern day Japanese style home built. I find them the most beautiful in the world.
In Australia you'd pay a million+ just for the wood.
We could follow Mr Chickadee's example and build it ourselves! It'll just take us a lot of patience while we learn these beautiful methods. Let's try our best!
02:48 you want strange when it comes to boats and buildings? My family home was built 400 years ago. It was an old farm barn that was converted into two houses. The wood that makes up the roof and the beams is all reclaimed timber- formerly the wood was used in Tudor Navy ships from the time of Henry VIII, broken up at Bristol docks and the wood reclaimed for use elsewhere! 😂
0:40 what is the black wrench for tightening the nuts please? Looks so handy 😊
ANEX No. AOA-19S2 Offset Adapter Socket Set
@@orioncustom Thank you!
I also am a carpenter in the USA I can appreciate your attention to details and also your use of hand tools. Thanks
Always SO relaxing to sit & watch you 'at work' Shoyan. I find it mesmerising to watch your sublime skills as you work your magic, they are 'second to none'. I don't think there could be a better carpenter in the world, seriously, you are the best. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
i love the fact that you are still so active after all those years of experience
it's great to see you working so effortlessly
long may it continue
J'aime regarder ,le Maître Charpentier,quelle délicatesse,quel respect de la matière,de l'outil,et du savoir faire,il ferait cun bon professeur pour notre institution,les xompagnon du devpir,batisseur, charpentier de notre dame de Paris,respect Maitre Soyan❤️
The thing that keeps amazing me is how fast you are at being precise, that speaks volumes about your experience!
So much good advice in easy to understand terms.
0:39 Wait a minute -- what is this awesome tool?
Truly a Master of Japanese Carpentry... Built a new house, renovation, roofing etc in every episode is the finest I've ever seen.
greetings from poland. thanks for video clips :)
Hi Shoyan, can't wait till it's finished and to see the look of pride on your face. It looks perfect so far, cheers.
I love your videos. I all looks so simple, but i know it's not. I'm really having a great time everytime i watch your stuff. Keep it Up!
Beautiful ceiling!
That house will last a very long time. Great build quality, material, and craftsmanship. We salute you.😎🙏✌️
What blades do you use in the circular saw? Do you sharpen them or do you replace them? How often? I'd love to watch some videos from you about tool maintenance.
Another beautiful job 👍
Beautiful as always. 😀
I would not I a million years would have guessed that it was called up upside down boat just shows we learn something new everyday. 😀😀👍👍
Also, the nave of a church comes from the same idea en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nave#Etymology
@@just_a_quick_ride thank you for letting me know happy Christmas 🎄 🎄🎄🎄
It must be wonderful to work with materials that have as much care put into their milling and preparation as whats put into the final product. We have to work with garbage lumber in canada
As always a Master class from a master of his art.
another work of art! Arigato!
I'm currently traveling Japan and I am impressed by the quality of the woodwork here. Thanks for posting all these very resourceful videos, I hope I can pick up some skills from the master 😃
i love the explanation, you can look a diagrams all day but to see how it is installed and the technique / styles venerations are never clear explained.
Beautiful work. Thank you.
Nice work. Brilliant attention to detail. 🏴👌🏻
please mr shoyan, can you do a video on building standards? i like the look of the insulation and the impermable air membrane. how are standards enforced? do you agree with them?
Good episode, thank you.
Thank you very much, for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent craftmanship and excellent material
Beautiful work Sensei! 🙇♂️
Interesting. What is the extension on the drill, for tightening the bolts of the roof framing at time marked 45 seconds?
Great skills demonstrated 💕. Instead of plaster board, I have wooden ceilings throughout my brick venner home in Australia, this is unusual but looks amazing.
thank you for your videos, great work
Beautiful ceilings, excellent craftsmanship, it is a pleasure to watch you apply the many different aspects of your trade sir, thank you for the video.
Merci pour le partage de votre travail !
Great video.
Beautifl ! Its an honer to watch him work.
Love your attention to detail, efficiency of how you work and how you make a difficult craft look very easy. Thank you for sharing what you do 😊
Thanks for the video, will try to do something like this in my house.
Beautiful!
Is there i link to the tool you used to tighten the bolts with the drill?
Is there a place we can buy the tool you used?
e-bay ... ANEX Offset Adapter 19mm AOA-19 Wooden House Bolt Tightening Building Japan new
Briljant work
Is the helmet mandatory?
Tkzz for sharing.,.,.,peace
beautiful job!
a work of art
Unbelievable talent
Hello Shoyan, how is the tool called at 0:40 ? To tighten the bolt in a tight area.
I want to know as well
Probably an offset adapter
e-Bay... ANEX Offset Adapter 19mm AOA-19 Wooden House Bolt Tightening Building Japan new
@@BiohazarderV
You're sharing information with people who really need that tool. That's wonderful. I am glad that my information has helped craftsmen all over the world. from Japan
@@KAL_Enter_Prise Thanks for your help. I found that thanks to your hint :)
What kind of brand is that tape ?
As always nice video!
Shoyan, can you please tell us the name of that tool 00:42 and where I can purchase one😲☝🏽?
I’m based in Los Angeles in the United States. Hopefully I can find it here.
The circular saw? He has a Hitachi. A year or two ago Hitachi rebranded, or sold off or did something that resulted in Metabo tools (Lowes has them) in the US, and Hikoki in Japan and Australia and other places.
@@disqusrubbish5467 damn I thought I timestamped this comment😂. I’m talking about the one at the 00:42 mark.
@@disqusrubbish5467 thank you though, I appreciate it.
I'm interested as well
It seems that many people want to know the name of the tool. Probably an offset adapter. Available for purchase on Amazon.
Master🙏
Nice work as always!
I try to understand, why he glue the panel straps to the battens?
I dont get it yet.
to avoid needing a lot of fasteners. the staples are just on the tongue and groove
So it doesn't squeak much in earthquakes, Japanese houses have to take into account earthquakes and typhoons
@@pihermoso11 oooh i see now. I didnt had that in mind. Makes sense now :)
Thanks for your answer.
Greetings
Beautiful work. If the bolts in the ridge beam loosened after a few months and needed to be re-tightened, won't that happen again? Using a thread locking product would seem to be a solution or a lock washer rather than a flat washer. We're faced with the same issues with bolts and nuts used for seismic hold down and wind shear.
The bolts aren’t technically loosening. The wood is shrinking. Thread locker won’t help. That’s why tall stick framed buildings in the US use continuous rod tiedown system with automatic shrinkage compensating couplers.
Fact: The average new home has approximately 300 gallons of water trapped in the new construction materials and will evaporate quickly. More so on homes with gypsum board construction.
Sir, why do you not use an apprentice?
In some videos you'll see a helper, and in some a whole crew. I think the helper is his son.
❤
👍👍👍
Why don't you put LOCK-WASHERS on the bolts if the become loose after 2 to 3 months?? Isn't that what lock-washers are for?
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Please stop posting so many 1-minute videos. I unsubscribed for a while because I was getting notified too many times about a new video but they were of the 1-minute variety that are largely a waste of time.
Really? They go out of their way to bring the content and this extremely high quality construction and you ask them to stop posting because your getting too many notifications? If i were them id block you. Anyway just change the notifications. 🤦
Hello, Shoyan! 😊 What will this covering be covered with?
What was that small tool in the beginning, used to tighten nuts to reach in very tight spaces (attaches to drill)? I've never seen those before.