True

Skill ~ there was no skill involved in this vid other than the camera man.

@@graymesso3845 which is also the point of the video

Magnus Högfeldt Right?

And window film over acrylic.

They shouldn't use glue either. That's not how Japanese do it.

It’s a mitre saw

probably, but were they doing this for authenticity?

They did say alternative way. Plus this way it'll last longer. But ya traditional methods are of course ideal

i hope you never get an answer

Legenden says she still waiting.

OP is long gone - but the wood is Tasmanian oak. It's Australian (obviously) - but you could use any type of wood so long as it isn't too soft. As for the measurements - I would measure to your space and just design the beading width to taste. For the ricepaper, you could use 2 thin sheets of polycarb/acrylic and then put in any diffusion material you like.

3M

Did you cry

You are correct on the depth of the sliding tracks.

yes, you now have one example of how not to do this.

@SharrelWright 😆

Tim the toolman and Al

reminds me of Penn and Teller

i want to make my closet doors as two large sliding doors. i initially though of making regular panel doors, but i thought maybe try something nice

@@thesage1096 i was obsessed at the japan back then (when i was 12),and my brain worked wierd, but now it seems cool but i would not build it because my house building skills are low asf, btw nice concept with japanese panels as closet doors