Japanese Traditional Carpentry - New House Build. #woodworking #building #japanesecarpentry #大工
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Nokogiri (Japanese Hand Saw) Vise for Sharpening - 鋏板 - 鋸の目立て #japanesecarpentry #carpentry
Miki Hardware Festival - 三木金物まつり - Largest Selection of Carpentry Tools #japanesecarpentry
The Best 3 Japanese Woodworking Shops Near Tokyo - Chisels & Planes #japanesecarpentry #carpenter
Rare Japanese Carpentry Tool Shop - Misaka Kanamono in Osaka, Japan #japanesecarpentry #carpentry
AC Jackets for Construction Work in Japan: A Game-Changer!
Japanese Tool Bags - Koshi Bukuro
持ち運び便利な「どこでも現場ゴミ箱」作ってみた - An Easy to Make Trash Can from Polypropylene
Mobile Sharpening Table Using Rolling Milwaukee Packout Tool Box
Mizuno Seisuke (水野清介) - Master Blacksmith - Making a Kanna Blade
Building a Japanese Saw Horse (Uma) from Japanese Cedar (Sugi)
Adjustable Free Angle Circular Saw Guide - Marunoko Guides - Japanese Carpentry Tools
A Japanese Anaya Nomi (Deep Mortising Chisel) - by: Tasai
A Carpenter's Best Friend - Circular Saw Guide (Marunoko - 丸ノコガイド) by Shinwa Sokutei
Adding Wood Clamping Jaws to a Hitachi Kakunomi (角のみ) (BS 30SA) - 30mm Square Drilling Machine
Restoring Japanese Ryoba Saw (両刃鋸) - Sharpening and Straightening a 500 JPY Saw - Yamagata, Japan
Mini Kezuroukai in Sanjo, Niigata - Japanese Plane Competition #shorts
National Kezuroukai (Japanese Plane Competition) in Hokkaido #shorts
Funahiro (舟弘) - Master Blacksmith - Making a Kanna Blade #shorts
Setting the Optimal Angle for a Japanese Plane - 8分 Koubai (or 38.65°) #shorts #japanesewoodworking
New Tajima Circular Saw Guide from Japan - 45 - 90 - 135 degrees
Sanding more than 450 Kusabi for a children's jungle gym #shorts
Installing a New Nomi Tsuka (Chisel Handle) #shorts #carpentry #woodworking
Funahiro Kanna and Nomi Set #shorts #woodworking
Milwaukee Packout Circular Saw Storage for 2 #shorts
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Welcome to The Carpentry Life!
This channel is a documented journey of life as a carpenter working in Japan. The journey started in 2020 with an interest in building a house using traditional Japanese architecture and techniques. You may find techniques presented on this channel primitive or amateur, but with time it is hoped that the skills shown improve to level of professional craftsmanship that most aspire to.
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