Japanese Saws

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  • Опубліковано 5 січ 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 9

  • @hankertanker
    @hankertanker 2 роки тому +2

    I always wondered about the origin of the ryoba saw, the only double-sided saw! I always learn something from Andrew's videos

  • @hugostare8695
    @hugostare8695 Рік тому

    Many thanks for an interesting and informative video Andrew, liked and subscribed. Greetings from England!

  • @ikust007
    @ikust007 2 роки тому

    Excellent video. Thank you .

  • @j78987
    @j78987 2 місяці тому +1

    Great video with lots of useful information. Pity the sound is so bad. Could barely hear him talking sometimes. A talking style that alternates between whispering and almost shouting doesn't help. What made it even more difficult is that there are no closed captions (CC), which would have partially overcome the problem. Look into audio filters like compression (and CC) to avoid these problems in future.

  • @LitoGeorge
    @LitoGeorge 2 роки тому +1

    How do these compare in quality to the Suizan that are well regarded?

    • @teac117
      @teac117 Рік тому

      Z-saw/Zetsaw/Okada (goes by various names) are kinda the go-to for work. Suizan has done more english influencer stuff, and is better known in the west. Heck, a good distributor of Z-saw has various Katabas for different woods and plunge action. Suizan has one Kataba.

  • @Karpe_Deem
    @Karpe_Deem Рік тому

    Will you guys stock Japanese 50mm kanna planes?

  • @leonoyume8404
    @leonoyume8404 2 роки тому

    Your movement is keeping the occidental way. It cut by pulling not pushing

    • @teac117
      @teac117 Рік тому

      That and sightline needs to be kept facing you. For readers, cut diagonally down your side, then you move or flip the workpiece and come down diagonally the other face. The end rake is meant to meet the two cuts and clean out the center.