I'm not Asian, but coming from a poor community I've learned to repair almost everything, the satisfaction you get out of every project and seen the item get a new lease of life is hard to match. I wish I could get to your age doing the same thing you do Grandpa 😁 💚
This video filled me with nostalgia. I myself am about that age, and this older man reminded me of my grandfather. He lived thousands of kilometers away, was of a different race and culture, but he could also repair anything with a minimum of tools, "on his knee." My respect to Grandpa Amu.
i wish i knew this guy…i feel like we were cut from the same cloth. im often told that i would be easier, faster, or way less hassle to just purchase a replacement. especially since it is really affordable and readily available. but something deep down compels me to try to repair it, sometimes even if the materials used would out cost the thing brand new. it brings my soul some comfort to know that there are others out there that just dont see garbage when something isn’t functioning as expected…thank you
I knew Grandpa Amu would make it better than it ever was. At first I thought it was a window shutter but the ending explained what he meant by the wasting of flour. It is nice that he earned a delicious meal in gratitude for his hard work!
Grandpa Amu took what was a very simple project, but fixed it in a very simple yet unconventional way common to Yeye Amu. Most people I've seen use an epoxy in such cases, but he was able to fix it with no chemical agents and relatively no new materials. Lol and he got a nice bowl of steamed buns for his efforts too.
@@roseymalino9855 My comments weren't about the benefits or lack thereof in using an epoxy, but in regard to Grandpa Amu's innovation and knowledge of wood joinery.
I have finally found the right channel for me. All hand tools, skill, and patience with no need for expensive machinery. Thank you, Grandpa Amu for the teaching and the saving me money.
Ohh, A-maz-ing!!! (omg).. Such a true master. You took the complicated process of repairing her loved instrument and brought it back to life. And you made it look so easy. That was so fun to watch, thankyou Grandpa Amu.
There's only one thing I like more than watching you work and that's food seeing those steam buns reminded me of the time I had a baked bun with pork and dark sauce in the middle it was so delicious it's been over 40 years and I still can't find them in any restaurant
In addition to the amazing repair, I want to call out the brilliant design of that panel. The tapered opposing cross pieces that lock the planks tightly together with no glue, no dowels, no metal fasteners of any kind. Brilliant!
This type of joints is “榫卯” tenon-and-mortise, thousands years old technique, myth said it was invented by LuBan, architect from BC 500 plus year. It is the same LuBan (LuBan Lock) you may find in this channel. That's the reason why all Chinese smiths call LuBan their SiFu.
@@drivestowork , lol, yes y you're probably right, but not knowing this I had to call them something and after reading a few other posts that referred to them as rolls I just followed suit. I'm sorry if I offended anyone. Drives to Work, thanks for teaching me a new word. ❤️
@@edwardpacman7082 yes, I've already been informed of this but thanks for your input. . I don't know how I ever got through life without people correcting me on things I really don't NEED to know. But thanks again. You've been most helpful.
Hello mr. You are professional in your working everything . Believe me never siet man like you working . You are good man because don't stay home and no working . Good luck mr. And more years happy . Best regards 🤝👍
At first I thought it was a window shutter or a sign but it was just her cooking & baking table you made it look new your a nice person for help a friend out 😁✌❤
Abuelo Amu mi cuñado se parecía mucho a usted ya falleció era de Coatzacoalcos Veracruz en colindancia con Tabasco México dónde se acento la Cultura Olmeca de las cabezas colosales cada vez que lo miró me lo recuerda o sea los Olmeca la que llamamos la cultura madre en Mexico eran asiáticos hoy en día sus nietos son altos y su físico es asiático. Por cierto el era muy estudioso de la Historia Universal, lo recuerdo mucho por que fue muy cariñoso y bueno con nosotras y siempre nos llevaba presentes cuándo éramos niñas.
Something like this flour board is so important because it holds much spirit from Loving use. You did a Lovely job Grandpa! And look at the Beautiful Creations it produced! Kind Thanks and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Thing to take away are his techniques. Modern world plug holes/gaps with glue and saw dust, Grandpa show shows us the right way, jam in a wedge and cut it flush! Easier and no glue/toxins!
Greetings from Canada, you are an amazing craftsman. Have you ever considered publishing a book on your carpentry methods? I'm sure it would be well received throughout the world.
I just hope everything is as it seems. I'm his age and can build about anything from wood , plus a bit of carving. Enjoy it greatly but dang there isn't a part of my body that doesn't hurt from a hard life of building. I know this man has done the same. I wouldn't change to much of my life . I just hope you feel the same. Great videos . I hope you live a good life too. Good luck with the rest of it and bless you and yours.
I'm not Asian, but coming from a poor community I've learned to repair almost everything, the satisfaction you get out of every project and seen the item get a new lease of life is hard to match. I wish I could get to your age doing the same thing you do Grandpa 😁 💚
I'm from Ukraine and repair most things which are broken. But I'm not poor. It's interesting to repair something by my own hands.
This video filled me with nostalgia. I myself am about that age, and this older man reminded me of my grandfather.
He lived thousands of kilometers away, was of a different race and culture, but he could also repair anything with a minimum of tools, "on his knee."
My respect to Grandpa Amu.
i wish i knew this guy…i feel like we were cut from the same cloth. im often told that i would be easier, faster, or way less hassle to just purchase a replacement. especially since it is really affordable and readily available. but something deep down compels me to try to repair it, sometimes even if the materials used would out cost the thing brand new. it brings my soul some comfort to know that there are others out there that just dont see garbage when something isn’t functioning as expected…thank you
I knew Grandpa Amu would make it better than it ever was. At first I thought it was a window shutter but the ending explained what he meant by the wasting of flour. It is nice that he earned a delicious meal in gratitude for his hard work!
Those dumplings are good!
@@BillLowenburg These are bao-zi not dumplings;)
Grandpa Amu took what was a very simple project, but fixed it in a very simple yet unconventional way common to Yeye Amu. Most people I've seen use an epoxy in such cases, but he was able to fix it with no chemical agents and relatively no new materials. Lol and he got a nice bowl of steamed buns for his efforts too.
Epoxy is not food safe. There is a kind of non toxic epoxy used medically, and such.
@@roseymalino9855 My comments weren't about the benefits or lack thereof in using an epoxy, but in regard to Grandpa Amu's innovation and knowledge of wood joinery.
節儉到淋漓盡致，阿木爺爺太厲害了👍👍💯⛽️
Everyone should have a Grandpa Amu❣️
We do!! We watch all of his videos!!
AND Grandma Amu!!!!!!
I would trust Grandpa Amu to fix this world, he definitely could❤
This is the first i can remember Grandpa Amu using power tools. Very good.
I love Grandpa Amu!!! He is calm, humble, and resourceful. . . and a genius. Imagine, using wood as wood filler!
I have finally found the right channel for me. All hand tools, skill, and patience with no need for expensive machinery. Thank you, Grandpa Amu for the teaching and the saving me money.
A sua dedicação em fazer as coisas bem feito é impressionante.
That was fascinating to watch. Having any sort of power tool seemed out of place in his hands. Wonderful craftsmanship!👍🏻
Beautiful detailed restoration👌👌👌And the buns were the best reward for this beautiful work of art.💟Take care grandpa and love your videos👍
It‘s be called "baozi"
Ohh, A-maz-ing!!! (omg).. Such a true master. You took the complicated process of repairing her loved instrument and brought it back to life. And you made it look so easy. That was so fun to watch, thankyou Grandpa Amu.
There's only one thing I like more than watching you work and that's food seeing those steam buns reminded me of the time I had a baked bun with pork and dark sauce in the middle it was so delicious it's been over 40 years and I still can't find them in any restaurant
I think it's called "siopao".
Thanks for the input will be much easier to find now
Brooklyn around 8 ave
第一次見人咁有心機修木😍😍😍💪🏻👍😀
I’d love to have Grandpa Amu as a neighbour!
That look he gave after cutting into a nail for the second time.
I feel with you Grandpa!
In addition to the amazing repair, I want to call out the brilliant design of that panel. The tapered opposing cross pieces that lock the planks tightly together with no glue, no dowels, no metal fasteners of any kind. Brilliant!
This type of joints is “榫卯” tenon-and-mortise, thousands years old technique, myth said it was invented by LuBan, architect from BC 500 plus year. It is the same LuBan (LuBan Lock) you may find in this channel. That's the reason why all Chinese smiths call LuBan their SiFu.
And lasts forever... Well, if your have Amu as a neighbor
Прекрасная работа с деревом! Очень хорошее видео!
Hola qué buen trabajo. Dando segundas vidas a los objetos 👍
👍🧡
Excellent job on the panel and with much care it should last for many more years of making rolls. They look delicious. 👍👍
Not rolls... Baozi.
They are really really good!
Love from Nebraska. 😋😎
@@drivestowork , lol, yes y you're probably right, but not knowing this I had to call them something and after reading a few other posts that referred to them as rolls I just followed suit. I'm sorry if I offended anyone.
Drives to Work, thanks for teaching me a new word. ❤️
@@nenaelliott8058 It's called "Baozi" or "steamed bun".
@@edwardpacman7082 yes, I've already been informed of this but thanks for your input. . I don't know how I ever got through life without people correcting me on things I really don't NEED to know. But thanks again. You've been most helpful.
@@nenaelliott8058 You can try making some steamed buns. They taste great.
Hello mr. You are professional in your working everything . Believe me never siet man like you working . You are good man because don't stay home and no working . Good luck mr. And more years happy . Best regards 🤝👍
What a cool makeshift clamp. I love watching grandpa work.
Grand Pa Amu Successful person!! 😃⭐️✅👌🌏 .. and the music 🎶 of this video is very Nice, Thank you 🙏 for teach us the correct way, for recicle 👌
At first I thought it was a window shutter or a sign but it was just her cooking & baking table you made it look new your a nice person for help a friend out 😁✌❤
早前看了一次 現在再看 趣味亦然 巧手工匠 頂級工藝 賞心悅目。
Abuelo Amu mi cuñado se parecía mucho a usted ya falleció era de Coatzacoalcos Veracruz en colindancia con Tabasco México dónde se acento la Cultura Olmeca de las cabezas colosales cada vez que lo miró me lo recuerda o sea los Olmeca la que llamamos la cultura madre en Mexico eran asiáticos hoy en día sus nietos son altos y su físico es asiático. Por cierto el era muy estudioso de la Historia Universal, lo recuerdo mucho por que fue muy cariñoso y bueno con nosotras y siempre nos llevaba presentes cuándo éramos niñas.
Something like this flour board is so important because it holds much spirit from Loving use. You did a Lovely job Grandpa! And look at the Beautiful Creations it produced! Kind Thanks and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
This man is dang good with wood working and repair ...He didn't learn this craft just over night ..
Buen trabajo y que aproveches esos bollos hechos por tu esposa con tanto amor, saludos.
Those looked yummy. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
I thought the video would seem long but I grew younger watching it. 🤗
This is what true community is. He helps her by fixing her mixing board and she brings him some buns.
So cool his craftsmanship, 1000% respect!!
Thank you Grandpa Amu, hope you enjoyed the meal after your hard work.
宽容大度，是弥勒菩萨的慈悲救度。
大度能容，就能放下一切人我是非。
包容越大，境界越高。犹如一个仓库，货物越多，仓库必定又高又大。
--仅分享善言，不针对任何人和事，感恩宽容！
Please invite Ā'yí to show us how to make baozi!!
And as always, another great video! Thank you Grandpa Amu!
老爷子的班妻不错啊👍👍👍👍👍👍
En sus manos tiene arte grand amu, cuidese mucho saludos desde León,GTO.mexico.
Excelente estamos aprendiendo, gracias Abuelo Amu, bendiciones
Love this man's work!
Ihre Arbeiten sind sehr außergewöhnlich. Herzlichen Glückwunsch Opa Amu.👍👍👍
Kung Kung great to see you and that is how I feel..... Missed You!
Thing to take away are his techniques.
Modern world plug holes/gaps with glue and saw dust, Grandpa show shows us the right way, jam in a wedge and cut it flush! Easier and no glue/toxins!
Nice Peace of wood. Nice Opa ´s dress.
技艺高超！
Grandpa Amu displays an entire lifetime of skill development and knowledge.
Teve uma ótima recompensa em Vovô Amu? Amo seu vídeos.😍
处处皆智慧，
赞赏木爷爷。
Much respect for grandpa Amu 👍🏻✨💖
Beautiful video a humble life best life in that way a humble man closer to God
Nice job and good reward for a job well done.
Such beautiful detailed work ❤
Nice job , those dumplings look amazing too!
Уважаю Китайских мастеров и древнюю китайскую культуру. Сколько удивительных вещей миру дали китайский народ...Спасибо за ролик мастер)
It is cool how he repairs holes with just wood. Very clean.
It's been an absolute pleasure to be in your company...a real treat to watch you.
This guy is absolutely fantastic.
木材真是神奇，用木材就可以修補木材!! 👍
爺爺修好木板就有包子可以吃了，也是划算😁
Hello from Ukraine.Good job👍
Seamless. Such craftsmanship.
Que genio el abuelo Amu
Grande Maestro 🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Mucha experiencia y amor a la profesión Felicitaciones. Muy buen video
This is wonderful. What skill and artistry ! The vice is also very impressive
Grandpa Amu are fantastic .
Tools that are crude at best. Yet his work is that of a true craftsman. I love watch this skilled craftsman work.
You are awesome and talented.
I would also enjoy your payment; they looked delicious great job!
Lovely repair , and steamed dumplings . 😋
Maravilloso trabajo.
Bom dia aqui do outro lado do mundo 🇧🇷
You are fantastically talented❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
úžasné, děkuji. 🙏
This gentleman is a great artist.
I got a surprise when I saw you using a grinder. I suppose I shouldn't have been though. Those buns looked delicious 😋
Very nicely done! Those bao look delicious, and it is good to see the appropriate use of a power tool.
He is an excellent Artist 👌✅
I’m subscribed. A lesson to us all about the value of simplicity! 👍
Oh Grandpa Amu. What can you not do. All the best and always remember to continue to follow your nose! 🇨🇦🦫
What a great craftsman.
My heart skipped a beat when the plane iron almost hit that nail.
Greetings from Canada, you are an amazing craftsman. Have you ever considered publishing a book on your carpentry methods? I'm sure it would be well received throughout the world.
I just hope everything is as it seems. I'm his age and can build about anything from wood , plus a bit of carving. Enjoy it greatly but dang there isn't a part of my body that doesn't hurt from a hard life of building. I know this man has done the same. I wouldn't change to much of my life . I just hope you feel the same. Great videos . I hope you live a good life too. Good luck with the rest of it and bless you and yours.
Granpa Amu using a power tool, wow! :)
Bravo pour cette homme.
A shed full of tools doesn't make a craftman. Skill with basic tools does make a craftsman. Grandpa Amu is a craftsman.
You are the bestest grandpa neighbor👍
好手藝，要傳承下去
I love watching your videos. Were I a young man starting off in life I think these would inspire me to become a wood worker and cabinet maker.
Excellent! I ALWAYS learn something from the vids. Well Done. 👍🏻
Wonderfull! Congratulations!
зодотые руки и доброе сердце!
С начало подумал какой нибудь там китаец... Ан нет, с собачками игрался и присвистнул то по русски!!! Наш мужик! 🙃
worth it for the dumplings!
Love his vice!!
Mi inchino alla tua bravura dall'Italia 🇮🇹
Mucha experiencia y sabiduria del maestro, saludos desde Peru.
8:08 good 👍 salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩🙏