[smallerstick]

58Chev wrote:

cranbrook2 wrote:

58Chev wrote:

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Im surprised how clean of cut that makes , I thought it might chew up the wood a bit but it didn’t .

I have been very interested in the Japanese Saws lately and have watched may Tube videos. I’m impressed at how well they work.
Considering for many a decade Westerners have cut on the push and they cut on the pull.

I only have one, a little dovetail saw, but it is a pleasure to work with. Definitely got the urge to get more.

BE the change you want to see.
Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.

[r-ice]

[utopia78]

A Working Pro since 2004

[utopia78]

A Working Pro since 2004

[58Chev]

utopia78 wrote:

One of the best made cameras on the market.
I had a really nice (expensive) one about 30 years ago, traded it for my first computer. Man I wish I hadn’t done that.

“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn Botting

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

cranbrook2 wrote:

monman1 wrote:

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That guy doesn’t deserve a nice car like that

Why not????

58Chev wrote:

I have been very interested in the Japanese Saws lately and have watched may Tube videos. I’m impressed at how well they work.
Considering for many a decade Westerners have cut on the push and they cut on the pull.

Japan is the land of timber framing and the have been doing it thousands of year before westerners.

[Toolshead]

smallerstick wrote:

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Thanks.
I needed a laugh this morning.

[JimDaddyO]

58Chev wrote:

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I have a modern Ryoba from Lee Valley. I have never got along too well with it. I seem to do better with a western style saw that cuts on a push stroke. I have seen some people do some nice work with the pull saws though.

My You Tube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA5AretE3xPoVDV61AxUdUA

I don't do a fast job. I don't do a slow job. I do a half fast job.

[yellaD]

Timber framing/carpentry was introduced to Japan by China a couple centuries before it really became “Japanese style”. They really took the knowledge shown to them and took it to another level…
Re: Maloof video, alreadt posted it long time ago, but I still watch it again.
My TWO inspirations, Japanese carpentry (joints) and Maloof style furniture. SICK!

[Boschmanbrian]

monman1 wrote:

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ha ha ha , I wonder with a car of that value , are the door seals and all the other areas sealed better than the normal, wonder if he had any water getting in.

[yellaD]

[r-ice]

i know this isn’t tool related but my god i want this.

[58Chev]

I know I’ve been there done that. LOL

“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn Botting

[cranbrook2]

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

cranbrook2 wrote:

monman1 wrote:

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That guy doesn’t deserve a nice car like that

Why not????

58Chev wrote:

I have been very interested in the Japanese Saws lately and have watched may Tube videos. I’m impressed at how well they work.
Considering for many a decade Westerners have cut on the push and they cut on the pull.

Japan is the land of timber framing and the have been doing it thousands of year before westerners.

Any guy who drives an expensive car like that through water isn’t very bright and doesn’t appreciate the value of a car like that .

[smallerstick]

From the guy who built the dust shroud for a trimmer…

BE the change you want to see.
Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.

[smallerstick]

BE the change you want to see.
Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.

[58Chev]

smallerstick wrote:

Nice size shop, but I just don’t understand why he would sink the floor in the ground. No curb where the front pad was poured either? All I could envision is a good rain storm and he’s having to deal with a pool in there.

“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn Botting

[madman_us]

smallerstick wrote:

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that guy is a great wood worker. love to watch is projects.
just recently he finished up a bada** cnc machine in his shop

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[smallerstick]

58Chev wrote:

smallerstick wrote:

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Nice size shop, but I just don’t understand why he would sink the floor in the ground. No curb where the front pad was poured either? All I could envision is a good rain storm and he’s having to deal with a pool in there.

No perimeter drainage around the slab, either, or floor drains.

madman_us wrote:

that guy is a great wood worker. love to watch is projects.
just recently he finished up a bada** cnc machine in his shop

He is very good at what he does. His self assembling tablesaw video is a classic.

BE the change you want to see.
Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

yellaD wrote:

Timber framing/carpentry was introduced to Japan by China a couple centuries before it really became “Japanese style”. They really took the knowledge shown to them and took it to another level…
Re: Maloof video, alreadt posted it long time ago, but I still watch it again.
My TWO inspirations, Japanese carpentry (joints) and Maloof style furniture. SICK!

What???? Where did the Japanese people come from??? Just over 3000 years ago?

cranbrook2 wrote:

Any guy who drives an expensive car like that through water isn’t very bright and doesn’t appreciate the value of a car like that .

You are judging him?? Maybe he is bright or he wouldn’t have a car like that , that he can do as he pleases with.

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