Very soothing! From his body language and the way he speaks I can tell that this artisan is giving a lucid and expert explanation of what he is doing. I feel like I get quite a bit of it, even though I can't understand a single word. Still, I enjoyed the video. Is it Korean or Japanese? I know English subtitles or translation might be impractical, or too expensive, but an English translation of at least the video title would make the video much easier to appreciate.
In so many years the whole carpentry world has made fantastic machine which have overtaken the workmanship... But still the machines make lot of noise. MACHINES MAKE the artist worthless and noise makes them deaf. Hans craftsmanship is noiseless and keeps the artist alive. Machines bring expiry to artist and make him lazy. 😉
For other languages click on the CC (Closed Caption) button in the right hand corner of the screen and follow directions for language choice. The Auto-translate isn't very good but it will help you to understand.
I second the need for subtitles or an english voice over -- I was able to follow most of it, but I feel like some of the questions i have you're talking about...
Man the sound from the plane strokes are so satisfying 😌
That's the nicest looking woodshop I've ever seen
さすが スゴい 勉強になります これからもいっぱい見て 勉強したいと思います😃
Is it possible to get english subtitles for these videos? They are wonderful. Thank you.
I wish to be able to understand all the commentary... I really hope you will have these excellent videos subtitle!!
woodworking masterclass
UM PRROFISSIONAL COM GRANDE SIMPATIA E COMPETENCIA. AMRICA DO SUL BRAZIL JOÃO PESSOA PARAIBA.
Very soothing! From his body language and the way he speaks I can tell that this artisan is giving a lucid and expert explanation of what he is doing. I feel like I get quite a bit of it, even though I can't understand a single word. Still, I enjoyed the video. Is it Korean or Japanese? I know English subtitles or translation might be impractical, or too expensive, but an English translation of at least the video title would make the video much easier to appreciate.
American Made
It is Japanese and he is a professor of Toyama University.
In so many years the whole carpentry world has made fantastic machine which have overtaken the workmanship... But still the machines make lot of noise. MACHINES MAKE the artist worthless and noise makes them deaf.
Hans craftsmanship is noiseless and keeps the artist alive. Machines bring expiry to artist and make him lazy. 😉
For other languages click on the CC (Closed Caption) button in the right hand corner of the screen and follow directions for language choice. The Auto-translate isn't very good but it will help you to understand.
I second the need for subtitles or an english voice over -- I was able to follow most of it, but I feel like some of the questions i have you're talking about...
Просто класс!!! Є чому вчитись. Успіхів в праці!!!👍👍👍just a class. there is something to learn. success in work
can we request for an english subtitlle for this, this is so interesting. we can learn so many thing s about japanese kana,
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What are you using for water stone?
me too
это невероятно!
互角棒を二段式に差し込んで見ると回転して、飛んで行った互角棒の音を聞いて、二段式をひっくり返して置くと近くにある互角棒が自動で全部飛んで行って、その後、互角棒とか二段式を下げ上げ下げしてカチカチして、耳に当てて聞くと先の人と話ができます。そして、先の苦難を乗り越える事ができる。この道具で木の中にあるだ、昔の人々は、あの先を乗り越えて来た。フォースブックとtweetとユーチューブにラインに投稿
I tried with the english subtitles. Didn't work.
裏面は平にしないんですか？
これは大変！
なぜみみをおとさないのですか