There is a video from Japan where they make some frames for the garden. Nothing special but it was strange to see them using the traditional supersharp planes for garden stuff .
When I finished tuning my first Japanese plane (after watching hours of tutorials) I thought my shavings are really good. But man, yours are literally translucent!!! Incredible, great work. Btw. I wasn't able to sharpen it by hand, I wasn't able to let it sit constantly on that 3mm secondary bevel and just messed it up so I used the sharpening guide tool... Incredible you are making it by hand! Keep up great work :)
Thank you so much！ I had a hard time too at first. It took me three years to get the hang of it and get the hang of it. But if you keep doing it every day, you will improve little by little. I'm still here, but let's do our best together!
It would be nice if he had told you the type of wood he is using and the cut of the wood. This also makes a huge difference the type of Chip you can produce! Nor did he tell you what the type of Blade the steel is made of! Japanese use different for different types of woods. more here than meets the eye to what's they don't tell you about. they just like to show off the thin chips! You could do it too with the right tools and wood!
It says $600 from Suzuki Tool in the USA. Wow! Must be some great steel. Also I am not sure if the Japanese dont put a secondary bevel on their blades allowing them to hand sharpen without a jig.
@@AKHIRA_1985 yes sir. I sure will. I hope you and your family are well and making the best of the tourism sag. Not sure where you are all at on that policy. I'll stay in touch.
@@AKHIRA_1985 one last thing and I'll quit bothering you,. But when the ban is relaxed in the near future would it be a possibility if I can get out there to work with you for a very short time. I am not asking that you pay or host me. But the gift of your time alone would be an honor. Contemplate on that as long as you want and just let me know if that's possible. Any consideration is appreciated. Thank you again.
Genial. Disculpa, de casualidad a la carpintería japonesa de competición se le llama de alguna forma particular o no. Si es así, cómo llaman a eso en japón. Otra duda, ¿qué significa la palabra "kezuroukai"?
Excellent craftsmanship
There is a video from Japan where they make some frames for the garden. Nothing special but it was strange to see them using the traditional supersharp planes for garden stuff .
鰹節がゆらゆらとお好み焼きの上で踊るのはカンナで命を吹き込んでいるからと
海外に広めたいです
When I finished tuning my first Japanese plane (after watching hours of tutorials) I thought my shavings are really good. But man, yours are literally translucent!!! Incredible, great work. Btw. I wasn't able to sharpen it by hand, I wasn't able to let it sit constantly on that 3mm secondary bevel and just messed it up so I used the sharpening guide tool... Incredible you are making it by hand! Keep up great work :)
Thank you so much！
I had a hard time too at first. It took me three years to get the hang of it and get the hang of it. But if you keep doing it every day, you will improve little by little. I'm still here, but let's do our best together!
It would be nice if he had told you the type of wood he is using and the cut of the wood. This also makes a huge difference the type of Chip you can produce! Nor did he tell you what the type of Blade the steel is made of! Japanese use different for different types of woods. more here than meets the eye to what's they don't tell you about. they just like to show off the thin chips! You could do it too with the right tools and wood!
Always like that, the skill of sharpening of blades professional carpenters is top notch.
I will do my best to be the best!
it is beautifull !
Amazing job, thank you so much for great video
This is so wonderful - I could watch for hours ☺
Thank you very much and lovely regards from the Northern black forest 🌲🌿🌳
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you for always leaving a comment😆‼️
Inspirational and informative. Thank you.
Thank you so much😆‼️
Thank you so much for everything!
すごかったです🎉
ありがとうございます😆‼️
It says $600 from Suzuki Tool in the USA. Wow! Must be some great steel. Also I am not sure if the Japanese dont put a secondary bevel on their blades allowing them to hand sharpen without a jig.
Keizaburou blades are so beautiful and good. 内橋圭介(圭三郎) 鉋の刃が素晴らしいですね！笑
It's amazing that you can tell the creator just by looking at the plane😆💦 thank you！
Amazing steel you all use and maintain on your hand planes and chisels. I have never seen anything like it.
thank you! If you don't mind, let me know what you think of my other videos😆‼️
@@AKHIRA_1985 yes sir. I sure will. I hope you and your family are well and making the best of the tourism sag. Not sure where you are all at on that policy. I'll stay in touch.
thank you so much😆‼️I wish you and your family happiness😌
@@AKHIRA_1985 one last thing and I'll quit bothering you,. But when the ban is relaxed in the near future would it be a possibility if I can get out there to work with you for a very short time. I am not asking that you pay or host me. But the gift of your time alone would be an honor. Contemplate on that as long as you want and just let me know if that's possible. Any consideration is appreciated. Thank you again.
Really wonderfull. Interesting to see your steps toward the sharp blade. Thank you very much.
thank you! I am so honored that you are interested!
Genial. Disculpa, de casualidad a la carpintería japonesa de competición se le llama de alguna forma particular o no. Si es así, cómo llaman a eso en japón. Otra duda, ¿qué significa la palabra "kezuroukai"?
What type of wood is that? Thank you.
Can I ask where to buy such planes and get them shipped to the United States? Thanks!
Looks so easy, but it is not. At least not yet...
Yes I think so too!Thank you!!
Sir, pornography isn't allowed on this website.
Yes, that's right!Thank you!