Thanks for the support. I will have the plans for all the jigs that I'm using in the videos. However, I have come up with a new method to make kumikos and mitsukude on the miter saw, instead of on the sled. it will be much easier than the sled method. I will show it in the lamp-making videos. Please, stay tuned. Thanks again.
Excellent didactic video ... please can you indicate the measurements of the pieces (internal and external) of the kumiko ... width..height ... length .. great thank you ... I subscribe
Thank you!! I'm going to specify all the dimensions for the main panel and the Kumikude's triangle size in Part 8 video. From that point, you can follow the directions of drawing the pattern from the videos. Please read the descriptions below the Part 7 video channel. Thanks. ^^
Hello Jeff. The protractor is actually my friend's. He has got it while he was in Korea. The brand is by Shinwa (Japanese company) It's going to be hard to find in the states. I've looked everywhere, but couldn't find it anywhere but, in Japan and England.
Hello.. yes it does need jig with perfect setting. It will take few tries.. but once you set it right, then it's pretty easy process.. let me know if you need any help building this kumiko panel..
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Very very nice. Respectful teaching way. Thanks
Thank you for the generous comment. ^^
Esto es arte realmente, una verdadera pieza de esquisitez y belleza !! lo amo !!
Absolutely amazing. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!! 🙏
Your work is perfect, thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!! ^^
Show amigo ....seu trabalho é muito bom 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!!! 🙏🙏
Great video. Where did you get the protractor? Thanks
very very nice .thanks
Thank you for watching. ^^ 🙏🙏👍
Great job !
👍👍🙏
Amazing work of ART
in addition to the detailed plans, is there a plan for the slad?
thanks
Thanks for the support. I will have the plans for all the jigs that I'm using in the videos. However, I have come up with a new method to make kumikos and mitsukude on the miter saw, instead of on the sled. it will be much easier than the sled method. I will show it in the lamp-making videos. Please, stay tuned. Thanks again.
Nice pattern.
Thanks! ^^
Would love to see Part 5
It’s been inspiring
Thanks!! ^^ Part 5 will be out very soon. Stay tuned..
Awesome 👍👍👍👍
Thank you! ^^
Bro? Did the saw get your right hand index finger ?
No, it's not from woodworking. lol 😂
👍
Thanks!!! ^^ 👍
Teaho, did you ever do the video of the creation of the sled ?
Yes, the 30 degree sled is in part of the video in Part 4 and I do have a separate video on a 45 degree sled that made in the same way.
Thin kerf blade for 3/32” parts, right?
Yes, It's correct. Sorry for the late response.
That wood tool has a name? Ima need that very soon
Hi, which tool are you talking about?
Excellent didactic video ... please can you indicate the measurements of the pieces (internal and external) of the kumiko ... width..height ... length .. great thank you ... I subscribe
Thank you!!
I'm going to specify all the dimensions for the main panel and the Kumikude's triangle size in Part 8 video.
From that point, you can follow the directions of drawing the pattern from the videos.
Please read the descriptions below the Part 7 video channel. Thanks. ^^
Thanks for answering my question.
👌👌 You're welcome... ^^
Таки рубануло указательный палец. Всегда переживаю когда вижу как работают на циркулярной пиле😬
It's not from woodworking. 😂
That’s a very interesting protractor that you are using. Do you have any information on it?
Hello Jeff. The protractor is actually my friend's. He has got it while he was in Korea. The brand is by Shinwa (Japanese company) It's going to be hard to find in the states. I've looked everywhere, but couldn't find it anywhere but, in Japan and England.
Amazon & TayTools.com has the 150 C versions. I have emailed TayTools asking about the 300 C.
TayTools replied and they do not carry it and do not know anyone that does. A protractor head on your 12" square will work as well.
Goma so hard... thats need perfect jigumi..
Hello.. yes it does need jig with perfect setting. It will take few tries.. but once you set it right, then it's pretty easy process.. let me know if you need any help building this kumiko panel..
Sure .. thanks