What an honor it would be for you to build a home. I'm always fascinated by your skills and knowledge. I hope your clients appreciate that their home was built by a master carpenter.
I find Shoyan's videos to be so relaxing to watch. Well produced and not distracting from his effortless carpentry. Thank you for putting your craftsmanship up on the web.
The company I work for has a Skil branded one. It’s called a supersawsquatch not to be confused with the standard “sawsquatch” which is smaller. The thing is a little freaky to run because, if it kicks back, you’re looking at a saw that can literally cut you in half lol
I love this. Im a carpenter and want to watch the artful and beautiful way you make roof systems the Japanese way. Curved lines,so iconic and gorgeous. I will look for your roof framing videos.
More beautiful work, always impressed by superior hammer work. It just takes one misplaced blow to ruin the appearance of a project and to watch your confidant, rapid hammering is a pleasure. Thank you 🙇♂️ I've found the round headed nails difficult to drive without suffering a glancing blow or two.
I would love to watch the Japanese version of your videos. Can you post a link to the channel in your English version channel please. Thank you for your videos
Nice video. Well explained and shown! I've been following you for a while and also look at the older videos. Think it's great how your electrical machines and your manual work bring different things to your work. I have a question. At min. 07:30 where you use the pull and chop saw. There the short board lies with one side on the saw table and the other side of the board lies on a height-adjustable part (which pulls out like a "car jack"). What is the name of the ad part? Thank you in advance. Have a nice weekend. Greetings from Germany
@@ShawnWitty you are correct, but I wasn’t referencing to what he was using. I was just making a point about a particular Japanese wood that I was thinking about.
Young man pay attention to this Master. The knowledge he will pass on will be with you for the rest of your life. Thank you for introducing us to his work. Gratitude from the USA. Gorgeous wood Japanese Cypress
I love your content and even though my work and videos are about smaller items, I'm a woodworker also and learn a lot watching your content...thank you. A QUESTION: What are the subtle differences between a "nureen" and a deck? Thanks you. /bow
Excellent Craftsmanship! US Carpenters are not as skillful. Joinery is rarely used on anything other than fine furniture. You are a true Master of your Craft. Thank you.
@@ShawnWitty 100% agree but its him and his skills is what I am willing to pay for. of course I do not have that kind of money, but to see how he works and the skills he would bring to on building me a house,would be amazing.
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Good job with the rubber shims! The water drains this time better than the other nure-en 😁.
Hands down one of the best carpenters ive ever seen.
Check out Frank Howarth and Mr Chikadee. Carl Rogers also.
Frank Howarth the CNC operator? No contest.
Shoyan has an impressive set of specialized power tools that would make any timber framer envious.
The homeowners are truly blessed to have such beautiful work done.
What an honor it would be for you to build a home. I'm always fascinated by your skills and knowledge. I hope your clients appreciate that their home was built by a master carpenter.
I love the ease in which you work. No drama, just getting it done in absolute masterclass fashion. Thank you for sharing
"It's not necessary to use a complicated joint." I dunno...a hidden, hand-cut dovetail seems pretty complicated to me. I love it!
I was thinking the same lol
A simple joint to me would be a butt joint with a screw coming in diagonally from each side 😂
By gaining a lot of experience in Japan, foreign carpenters can reach the same level.
However, you also need innate talent.
That's a mortise and tenon not a dovetail unless I'm high.
@@zhugeliang777the mortise and tenons are the posts with the black plastic feet. The dovetail was to join 2 pieces to make the longest stretches.
What I would give to help and learn from this Master Carpenter. Beautifully simple and clean.
Beautiful work as always, quite the best I have seen in my 82 year life. I could NEVER tire of watching you work. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Thank you for inviting us into your world. Your craftsmanship is extraordinary.
Love the look of the round head stainless steel nails. They look like rivets.
I find Shoyan's videos to be so relaxing to watch. Well produced and not distracting from his effortless carpentry.
Thank you for putting your craftsmanship up on the web.
Beautiful work; simple but beautiful. Darlington, South Carolina USA
he handled the saw like it's so light
That massive circular saw is awesome! I have to get one!
The company I work for has a Skil branded one. It’s called a supersawsquatch not to be confused with the standard “sawsquatch” which is smaller. The thing is a little freaky to run because, if it kicks back, you’re looking at a saw that can literally cut you in half lol
@@UnbreakableIcePick Pretty sure Makita also makes one. Don't know the model number though. They seem quite unsafe in my eyes XD
I was impressed by the four blades saw.
@@Hour882Die the saw to cut the tenons, yeah that is nice. How much time you save with a single pull.
I'm quite jealous of Shoyan's timber framing saw.
Amazing work, Shoyan. I've learned something new, every episode
Excellent video of a master craftsman at work.
It is always nice to see an older master at work..beautiful
Sir, I worry about ears with all this machinery, no ear protection! Great work, thank you!
So happy he does these videos in English. Pure envy!
Thanks!
Very very nice work as always 👌👍💯
Quality finish, thank you.
It is such a beautiful work of you!
oyajisan knows his stuff
I love this. Im a carpenter and want to watch the artful and beautiful way you make roof systems the Japanese way. Curved lines,so iconic and gorgeous. I will look for your roof framing videos.
I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for the English subtitles!
You are a very good carpenter I enjoy watching you work!
Excellent work & excellent video as always!
This man and this channel are a treasure
Comme d’habitude, un travail de très grande qualité. Encore bravo monsieur 👍👍
Der beste Zimmermann auf der Welt. Respekt
Merci pour le partage !
Always so fast and clean, thank to share your skills
More beautiful work, always impressed by superior hammer work. It just takes one misplaced blow to ruin the appearance of a project and to watch your confidant, rapid hammering is a pleasure. Thank you 🙇♂️
I've found the round headed nails difficult to drive without suffering a glancing blow or two.
Beautifully done. Thank you
You should totally do a shop walk through and the way you process materials
God bless you and your family sir
Will have to look for the black drip strip at of the house and the black footing too . Always very good job.😁
Hiya, all your videos are always enjoyable. It’s amazing jobs. Keep up good work. Looking forward to next one 👍🏼
I would love to watch the Japanese version of your videos. Can you post a link to the channel in your English version channel please.
Thank you for your videos
You need to click on the description, they've always linked the Japanese channel => ua-cam.com/channels/drVc2ByfvnNW14R6o_WpkA.html
@@m.di.c. Thanks. I had looked but for some reason missed the link
Excellent work as always
So beautiful made
Nice video.
Well explained and shown!
I've been following you for a while and also look at the older videos.
Think it's great how your electrical machines and your manual work bring different things to your work.
I have a question.
At min. 07:30 where you use the pull and chop saw. There the short board lies with one side on the saw table and the other side of the board lies on a height-adjustable part (which pulls out like a "car jack").
What is the name of the ad part?
Thank you in advance.
Have a nice weekend.
Greetings from Germany
Japanese wood is so pliable it makes woodworking easy
@@ShawnWitty soft and easy to work with when planing, chiseling, or cutting. Japanese cedar is really nice to work with.
@@ShawnWitty you are correct, but I wasn’t referencing to what he was using. I was just making a point about a particular Japanese wood that I was thinking about.
holy cow that is a massive circular saw.
A Masterpiece carpenter san 👍👏👏💪
Carpentry Sensei thank you
Young man pay attention to this Master. The knowledge he will pass on will be with you for the rest of your life. Thank you for introducing us to his work. Gratitude from the USA. Gorgeous wood Japanese Cypress
Is this the same house you've been building over the last few episodes or is it different houses?
Great stuff by the way 👍
Thanks
Beautiful
Your carpentry skills are at the level of fine furniture making in the West, very nice work!
Excellent!
The adjustable rest used next to the mortice saw around 7:30 - what is that called in Japanese? Thanks
very good job!!!💪💪
Amazing work what else can I say
12:23 The Power Grip 💪🏻
beautiful!
Would water get into the wood joint if you would glue it?
Top Notch Stuff
Can you fix stuff to Hebel?
What kind of paint do you use to finish the wood?
Hey 👋. 💪
In the US, First machine is called a jointer not a planer, the second machine was a planer
I love your content and even though my work and videos are about smaller items, I'm a woodworker also and learn a lot watching your content...thank you. A QUESTION: What are the subtle differences between a "nureen" and a deck? Thanks you. /bow
why are the front posts so far from the front edge of the concrete? it could easily be a foot and a half wider.
i thought Japan uses the metric system but it seems, all measurements are done in imperial? is this out of tradition or?
Excellent Craftsmanship! US Carpenters are not as skillful. Joinery is rarely used on anything other than fine furniture. You are a true Master of your Craft. Thank you.
If I had money, I would love to fly you into the USA and make a house for me.
@@ShawnWitty 100% agree but its him and his skills is what I am willing to pay for. of course I do not have that kind of money, but to see how he works and the skills he would bring to on building me a house,would be amazing.
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Either your tools are 10x sharper and 10x more powerful than mine, or Japanese wood is SOFT compared to what we use in the USA.
I believe it’s a type of pine so yeah, wayyyy softer than what we use in the US
Harder woods cut easier actually.Tools must be very sharp. Cleaner edges,more precise.
This is Japanese cypress...harder than pine.
@@ShawnWitty I'm an electrical engineer. And you are unnecessarily rude. I highly doubt your credentials just because of your ignorant attitude.
The esthetic of this last creation is very impressive !!
Please, don't put a music. We need a relaxation with natural sound.
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that last failed nail insertion and these eyeballed nails position made me a bit sad
That saw is a monster