As a hobbyist, it is great to see the process you go through. I enjoy making Kumiko and this video series is so helpful. I must learn not to cut corners, pardon the pun :)
Terrific Work, Taeho! The plans for this lamp are excellent and well worth the modest purchase price. The details in the drawings make this a simpler build than one might expect. 49 pages of precisely measured drawings and even some bonus alternative kumiko panels for the sides of the lamp. I encourage everyone to get the plans and build this lamp. I will be making a scaled down version of this since I prefer a smaller size. Thanks ever so much, Taeho!
Thanks, Peter. The bit is called Big Daddy Bit. However, it's not a carbide bit and will start to burn the wood pretty quickly. I would recommend using a 1/2" or 5/8" spiral bit which is all solid carbide.
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Travail splendide , félicitations !!!
As a hobbyist, it is great to see the process you go through. I enjoy making Kumiko and this video series is so helpful. I must learn not to cut corners, pardon the pun :)
Terrific Work, Taeho! The plans for this lamp are excellent and well worth the modest purchase price. The details in the drawings make this a simpler build than one might expect. 49 pages of precisely measured drawings and even some bonus alternative kumiko panels for the sides of the lamp. I encourage everyone to get the plans and build this lamp. I will be making a scaled down version of this since I prefer a smaller size. Thanks ever so much, Taeho!
Thanks so much for the compliments and your shout-out. I really appreciated it. 🙏🙏👍
So much information in such a short video. Well done
Hi Vern, I was about to call you... are you okay?
@@WoodArtStudio1 I’m good, almost have the kumiko frame done, John is coming over Tuesday to work on his. Was going to call after I finished.
Great work as usual, Taeho!
🙏🙏🙏 So Much! 👍😃
This work is just mindblowing!!! Realy beautiful joints.
Thanks for the compliments. 🙏🙏😃
I love the lamp! A lot can be learned just from watching your method of work.
Awesome! Thank you Jim!
You make it look easy Taeho! Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series.
It is an advanced joinery project. But with accurately made jigs, it becomes somewhat intermediate work. Thanks! ^^
늦게나마 목공쪽에 관심을 갖게 됐는데 정말 환상적이네요 언제 기회되시면 전통꽃살문도 한번 부탁드립니다
감사합니다^^ 언젠가는 전통꽃살도 올릴려고요... 하지만 쿠미코보다 훨씬 힘들어요. 제 웹싸이트에 들어가시면, 전통꽃살을 이용해서 만든 Entry Table 있습니다. 시간되실때 한번보세요.^^
www.tkwoodartstudio.com/entry-hall-table
He should have 359,000 subscribers!
🙏🙏🙏👍👍
What is that big bit that you use to shape? Love the video!
Thanks, Peter. The bit is called Big Daddy Bit. However, it's not a carbide bit and will start to burn the wood pretty quickly. I would recommend using a 1/2" or 5/8" spiral bit which is all solid carbide.
Hello is there a part 4 video ?
It will be uploaded by mid of December. Thanks for watching.
Where is part 4
I can't find part 4
The part 4 will be uploaded by mid or end of this month.
@@WoodArtStudio1 brilliant. Thanks.