(My way to) The construction of a Shoji style hanging lamp

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  • Опубліковано 15 січ 2025

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  • @adrcamacho1
    @adrcamacho1 6 років тому +11

    Watching this is like having a massage for my brain and eyes. This is awesome.

  • @patrickz6827
    @patrickz6827 4 роки тому +1

    wow, super nice work, love it

  • @MoonGoddessJ
    @MoonGoddessJ 6 років тому +2

    Wow.. ! I'm going to make one, one day. 😍 always been in love with this kind of woodcraft!

    • @acemany1126
      @acemany1126 2 роки тому

      Joe J. You gotta stop watching BTS and start with some nails and a hammer first.

    • @MoonGoddessJ
      @MoonGoddessJ 2 роки тому

      @@acemany1126 What are you talking about? 🙄

  • @allbewusstsein
    @allbewusstsein 7 років тому +1

    An amazing precise handcraftship! Very well done!

  • @Master_Blackthorne
    @Master_Blackthorne 7 років тому +1

    Beautiful! A work of art!

  • @acemany1126
    @acemany1126 2 роки тому

    Nice!! When can I order one?

  • @WilliamMeyer-id6jg
    @WilliamMeyer-id6jg 7 років тому

    C'est tout simplement un travail magnifique !

  • @mellowfellow9
    @mellowfellow9 6 років тому

    Truely amazing... good job. I wish the 'beauty shots' were a little longer, but the pause button works well.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      Thanks!
      For the shots you can also check the photo album in the video description

  • @Shinydrybones
    @Shinydrybones 2 роки тому

    This looks fantastic. The very definition of a craftsman. Do you take commissions?

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  2 роки тому

      Thank you John! Let's talk about it. Can you send me a private message via facebook.com/ideebizzesche/ ?

  • @JOCECIL
    @JOCECIL 7 років тому

    What a beautifull work!

  • @EdBeals
    @EdBeals 7 років тому

    What beautiful work!

  • @strange-universe
    @strange-universe 6 років тому

    really nice finished piece!

  • @stampenrangers
    @stampenrangers 7 років тому

    Stunning!!

  • @Myrkskog
    @Myrkskog 6 років тому +2

    Exceptional work. What did you spray on the paper before the final fit (14:14)? Was it just to add a bit of texture to the paper?

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому +6

      Thank you
      You moisten the paper with water. When the paper dries, it shrinks and becomes taut.

  • @ralffaber5278
    @ralffaber5278 6 років тому

    What a beautiful lamp. I want to try to make one too. Can I have all the sizes of the wood parts please? Part 2 seems especially difficult to make for me.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      Ralf Faber I don't know if I have something ready/readable. I will turn back to you in a few days

    • @ralffaber5278
      @ralffaber5278 6 років тому

      Alberto Bizzini, Thank you! I hope so 👍😃

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому +1

      I found a couple of SketchUp files I could share with you.
      They are the "lattice" measures and the schema of grooves/insets in the external structure.
      If you are still interested, send me your email address via a private message through facebook.com/ideebizzesche/

    • @ralffaber5278
      @ralffaber5278 6 років тому

      Great! I've send you my email

  • @ruebenglab4939
    @ruebenglab4939 4 роки тому

    Perfect

  • @luismartin9652
    @luismartin9652 4 роки тому

    🙏🙏👍👍👍

  • @jennmich3952
    @jennmich3952 6 років тому

    How do you open this to change the bulb I have one in my kitchen but it doesn’t come off and I’m afraid to make it fall down from ceiling

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      Hi Jenn. I"m afraid I can't help you. The one I built has no bottom, so you can easily reach the bulb. Sorry.

  • @madozman666
    @madozman666 7 років тому

    Very, very nice..!!!

  • @alexyoung-davies100
    @alexyoung-davies100 4 роки тому

    What kind of paper did you use for this? Was it just regular paper, rice paper, etc?

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  4 роки тому

      Hi Alex, I use Japanese paper: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washi I hope I answered your question

  • @marcelohcs9344
    @marcelohcs9344 6 років тому

    um químico que tem como passa tempo a carpintaria! risrisris eu também !

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      I tried to Google translate your comment but it made no sense to me, sorry

    • @marcelohcs9344
      @marcelohcs9344 6 років тому

      Are you a chemist, who has a carpentry hobby? because I am. I identified with your video and coat, which I use both in the laboratory and in my garage. (Google translator).

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      Ah! No I'm not a chemist 😊
      I use the coat against dust, glue, oil, paint, ...

    • @marcelohcs9344
      @marcelohcs9344 6 років тому

      All right, I still like your video, it has won a subscriber. the jacket is very useful in all cases, kkkkkk both to protect from dangerous substances and to protect count dust and oil ... kkkkk

    • @GodMaxDrinkerofTea
      @GodMaxDrinkerofTea 4 роки тому

      @@marcelohcs9344 wait, kkkkk. That's a brazilian laugh isn't it?

  • @taejun9017
    @taejun9017 5 років тому

    how in the world did you learn how to do this

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  5 років тому

      Uhmm.... what could I say? I really like the japanese way of woordworking. I tried "my way", but surely they would have something to say about it!

  • @woodbeard9861
    @woodbeard9861 7 років тому

    What did u spray on the paper and why? Very nice piece! Thank u sir..

    • @seannolan7948
      @seannolan7948 7 років тому +3

      You moisten the paper with water. When the paper dries, it shrinks and becomes taut.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  7 років тому

      Thank you Sean for replying on my behalf! (I didn't have the "notification for comments" enabled, so I just so the question today)
      Do you make shoji-style stuff as well?

    • @seannolan7948
      @seannolan7948 7 років тому +1

      I am in the process of making two shoji-style LED floor lamps. Each panel is 72" tall and 11" wide, so the process of chiseling the frames, cutting all of the half-laps, assembling, and applying finish was tedious at best. All the care and effort will feel worthwhile the first time they turn on.
      I opted to use a laminated paper (thin plastic film sandwich, no water misting necessary) mainly because it has greater transparency. It will also be somewhat more durable.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  7 років тому

      Wow, 72 inches, it's huge!
      I'm curious, when you have finished, if you want, send me some photos (you can send me a message through this page: facebook.com/ideebizzesche/)

  • @chmorataya
    @chmorataya 6 років тому

    Hi, what wood did you use? Thanks

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  6 років тому

      Hi Carlos, it's a kind of walnut:
      www.wood-database.com/mansonia/

    • @nspctor7729
      @nspctor7729 3 роки тому

      @@AlbertoBizzini
      Hope you wore a respirator.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  3 роки тому

      Of course!

  • @hruaitearalte
    @hruaitearalte 6 років тому +3

    Actually, "thank you for making" the video.

  • @xas22
    @xas22 7 років тому

    Music by who ?

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  7 років тому

      Actually I don't know. You Tube provides some free tracks to choose from when you publish. Sorry.

  • @MPCreazioniLegno
    @MPCreazioniLegno 5 років тому

    Davvero un bel lavoro Alberto, bravo. Se ti capita fai un salto sul mio canale, da falegname anche io la passione per arte e strumenti giapponesi.

    • @AlbertoBizzini
      @AlbertoBizzini  5 років тому

      Grazie! Andrò sicuramente a vedere il tuo canale