Japanese Woodworking Master Reveals His Stunning Wooden Tools
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- During my visit to Kenji Komatsu @tracestudy, I had the privilege of seeing his remarkable Japanese tool collection. Kenji is not only an exceptionally talented artist and craftsman, but also a source of great inspiration to me. I am deeply thankful for the opportunity to have been welcomed into his beautiful space. Hope you enjoy
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His UA-cam channel is Tracestudy or something, he stopped posting videos like 9 years ago, i’ve been learning a lot watching him and curious on how he stopped posting 😢
Me to😢
Maybe he is retired
what is the name of his channel , please
I'm a 5 generation carpenter in the UK people you work for just want it done as quick as possible all with electric tools . The old ways are dying out and will be lost for ever
Thank you for posting this. Tracestudy channel has been a decade long inspiration for me. Kenjisan has given me (us) so many lessons. Cheers from California
Понравилась мастерская человека , есть и ящики и многое в открытом доступе что является эстэтическим лицом и мастера и мастерской, Спасибо.
Thank you. I have watched his plane videos a couple of times over. Highest level of knowledge and instruction.
What is surprising is how he remembers where all the chisels are…
You can tell the presence of a craftsman using extremely sharp tools by the presence of the Elastoplast round his finger
I have watched his videos he is a great teacher but I didn’t know he could speak English now that I know I will go to his school. If it a still open and I have enough money.
A rare opportunity and a pleasure to watch the Japanese wood master to demonstrate his vast collection of hand tools. Thank you for posting this video.
Arigatou gozaimasu! Thank you for sharing. Very much liked seeing a yarri kanna in use.
Круто! Человек нашёл себя в этой жизни, поздравляю.
I'd love to have a collection or rather, working collection like this.
Một gia sản để lại cho đời sau.những bộ đồ nghề này sẽ được truyền lại cho thế hệ sau.vì nó rất tốt và rất bền
Truly enjoyed this opportunity to learn about your woodworking culture. Thank you very much
Hello Olof Davidsson! I ask for permission to use your videos as subjects in videos on my channel. In this case, the link to your channel will be indicated both in the video description and in the video itself, which will significantly affect the promotion of your channel.
Okay, I am jealous! He has more tools than I do, and I am older than he is! Most of my early tool budget went into wood lathe tools though.....Cool!
I remember this guys u tube trace study stopped posting years ago unfortunately
It’s stunning how overused the word stunning is in describing youtube videos. Simply stunning and amazing.
You're not 'shocked'? Shocking!
Hi, has he got a web page or Instagram? Thanks 🙏
@tracestudy
You've should done a whole Woodworkingshop tour , his shop looks amazing
Probably uses the same 5 chisels because it takes too long to find the appropriate tool every time
Stunning!
Respect to you Japanese man 👌🏻
Ces artisans Japonais et coréens sont impressionnant et exceptionnels !
Quel ordre et quelle propreté !!! 😲😲😲
Most of these tools look new or barely used; even though the man seems aware of their specific uses and their care, he looks more like a wealthy collector than a master cabinetmaker who usually cannot afford such an impressive array of tooling.
He is like Japanese Adam Savage. He has tool for every task 😮
This are a lot of chisels!! I understand nothing, but it’s still very captivating.
Really appreciate his craft and passion!
Ставлю лайк, і підписка.
замечательные инструменты, но зачем так много ?)
BRAVO MASTER!
Is it wrong to have more even if i barely do woodworking? Awesome collection and lots of interesting japanese innovations. Lots of respect from a fellow hoarder.
Klasse Werkstatt und perfekte Ordnung!
Ah so op is just stealing this content
But don’t worry in the description that no one reads op tells you where it comes from, so that’s totally not theft right?
Eres un colecionista d herramienta o,eres carpintero
🙄
Amazing workshop, collection of tools and knowledge, I hope he has some deshi!
Cheers from Tokyo!
Дякую. Мені подобається таке зберігання інструментів. Беру приклад. Привіт з України, де дияволи чинять геноцид Української Нації на очах у всього жорстокого світу.
Amazing video. The axes though, there has to be a safer way, even for masters. In a lifetime, one mistep and you cut your quad tendon clean through or both your akles with an obssessively sharpened samurai quality blade.
A man using a blade with that many Band-Aids on his finger, I think I'll Skip and pass to the next video.
The tools are so sharp you'll cut yourself looking at them.
No bandages in his many other videos.
Tôi cũng là một thợ mộc làm mộc liên tục hơn 30 năm.nhưng vì cuộc sống mà những dụng cụ thủ công được thay bằng những máy bằng điện để cho công việc được nhanh.nhìn thấy đồ nghề của các thợ người nhật mà thấy thích vì nó rất tốt.Thế hệ thợ sau này sẽ không biết đến những dụng cụ thủ công của nghề mộc.Thật đáng tiếc