하긴 일본은 도장천국이지 도장없인 살수없는나라 우리나라는 도장은 진짜 은행에서 통장만들때 주민센타 뿐이 안쓰는데 일본은 온갖에서 사용하잖아 돈찿을때도 사용하지?

to bad you don’t ship to the US I would have bought the sunflower puzzle for my wife birthday but when put my address in it say you can’t ship. 😢

One of the most amazing things on KZfaq. Thanks for sharing and best wishes on the project

​@@korea-NO1幸せな人生をお祈りします……ありがとう 🔴ムスリムは創造主である唯一の真の神へ従う者だ 🔵我々は唯一の御方、創造主、真実の神（アッラー）のみを崇拝しなければならない。 🔴者を援助、食物を与え、支えるように勧めている。 🔵イスラームは、人種や肌の色や国籍に関わらず全ての人間は平等であると教えている。 🔴イスラームとは唯一の真の神であり創造主へと従うという意味だ。 🔵ムハンマドは40歳になった時に、天使ガブリエルを通じて啓示を受けた。 🔴預言者ムハンマドは述べた。「もし、ある男がイエスを信じ、私（ムハンマド）を信じるなら、彼は二倍の報酬を得るだろう。」 🔵イスラームは私達の両親と高齢者を敬い、気に掛けるように命じている。 🔴彼は人種、肌の色または国籍に関わらず全ての人間は平等であると言う。 🔵し主の許しを乞うこと。己を愛するように人を愛すこと。 🔴全体を異教と偶像崇拝から、唯一の神（アッラー）へのタウヒードと従順へと変えた 🔵イスラームは弱者、貧者、困窮者や障がい者を援助、食物を与え、支えるように訴えている。

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Też mnie to zaskoczyło.

learn Turkish😉

no it is not

Is a name a small thing? That's up for them to decide I guess

@@shimmy_fpv lol what?

@@frikkied2638 These are not just stamps. They are seals. Official seals. Like your name. Corporations and persons sign contracts with these. This "Stamp" is you.

​@frikkied2638 these stamps are the equivalent to western signatures, and are used to "sign" the most important documents, like marriage certificates. The stamp itself is unique to the individual and acts as a representation of oneself. So while the item is small, it carries importance... like a wedding ring.

@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 interesting, thanks. But I think you misinterpreted my comment. I didn’t say stamps are small or unimportant, I meant there are easier, cheaper ways to produce these stamps but I love how they are still essentially hand made (apart from the wire EDM)

me too I don't want to ruin this art piece with ink maybe I just use it as (very expensive) fidget toy

Optical camparatator I beleive. I've seen them at machinery auctions.

​@@TheJagjr4450 Yes, that's what it is. I was drawing a blank when I commented. I've seen them as a stand alone tool, but never as part of the actual manufacturing process.

@@ericmattinen4728 I drew a blank on it as well, THEN it appeared in my head! lol more often than not IT IS LOST IN MY HEAD FOREVER! Believe it or not those things are inexpensive at auction... under $500 I have seen. If I had a "decent" reason to buy one I probably would as I am a machinery and tool junkie.

друг мой не смешите!это даже не масскульт, это не какое не искусство ,это обыденный производственный процесс ,станки для того и придумали чтобы любой криворукий мог работать

Its reallt not much in the engineering department honestly. You just need a wire edm. At the low price of $500,000. Trying to get my shop to pick one up. These things just look wild to the ignorant. I do thank you for appreciating the trades. Just giving you a bit of honest insight. This is a very easy design compared to whats created all the time. Its the tooling that makes it difficult to create.

@Under-Kaoz I'm aware that some designs are more complex in comparison, It's not "ignorance" making me appreciate it, It's the awe of the power it can produce as a hydraulic tool.

@@Under-Kaoz We all understand wire EDM. It's the artistry of the company processing this from start to end that makes the video beautiful. Insider snobbery is tempting; I have to bite my tongue watching amateur programmers do their stuff on YT so I totally understand the urge to call 'outsiders' ignorant, but it's not a good look my friend.

Calm down guys, no need to go into yt arguing attack mode. Its possible to have conversation where you just add to it, which was my attempt, than to detract from it. Good day. 😉

@@Under-Kaoz Hah. Fairy nuff

장인의기술은쓸데없는데사용하는것이아니다

そりゃ、人の命が軽い国に職人技は不要だろうよな

伝統の職人技…どこに? 下書きし、後は機械を操作すれば機械が寸分狂うことなく削り、仕上げにバリ取り… 職人技とはいったい……

工作機械作る時点で難しいでしょう。 例えばチャイナは最先端のものを作ってると言いますが、諸外国の工作機械、素材がなければ作れません。

Yep. The problem is that a hanko stamp is supposed to not be replicable because of it's unique pattern with it's imperfections. This one is not guaranteed to be unique, becaus4e CNC and because too perfect. To make it unique, I would add some surface imperfections like a coarse texturing by media blasting. -- get a Chargehanger

それで、あなたは宇宙にいるアーティストを見ることができますか？すべてが完璧に整っています。重要なことは宇宙の創造主に到達することです。

I dont think the ones uploading this video are the crafters that appear in it.

@@WilliamPrietoM probably not. but that does not change that i will be getting one. XD

@@christianlgolden ok

FYI they're >$1k + s/h & tax (plus any import duties)

When you get it, might as well make video about it! I'm rather intriqued why it keeps working even when ink gets sucked between the two peaces and eventually builds up making it stuck. Though you can probably free it by using spirits to soften the ink again and flush it out. @@tomb816 That craftsmanship comes premium and it should be. Least that will last decades if not centuries unlike crap from neighboring country.

Zигуй мраz

تخيل في جزائري ما قال انه من الجزائر ما مات 😮

Maintaining 0.05 is possible because of the machine

わかる！使う使わないは別として、人と違う物って持ちたいよねえ

It's cut from 2 separate pieces of metal, there are algorithms available that you can use to cut a part such that it fits seamlessly into another part, this isn't anything new and it's not some "mastery" that this Japanese guy learned through years of practice. He uses the grinding wheel to polish the 2 dissimilar parts so that they look like a single piece was cut from the other perfectly.

@@Digitalstorm007 Easy, dude. No one's saying EDM is some kind of "ancient Japanese secret". It's CNC, modern and simple.

he glued the screw in with 2 part epoxy and it ruined it for me.

Its also completely unmecessary. A normal seal works better and is harder to fake.

Well, also you could 3D print this in about 30 minutes, some polishing, done. Still, craftsmen doing manual work is cool.

同意する

そりゃ人間みたく呼吸したり咳をしたり休憩や食事、睡眠は必要なく、手振れもないしな… 「機械」だから

Critical to the process 😂 gotta start them off right in life

I think it is expected that you need to clean it immediately. However a little bit of acetone would fix it right up.

Obviously, that *is* the reason for building those extremely close tolerances - so that the ink does not penetrate inside and not dry on the edges of the outline.

To clean the ink, there's another 10 day process that uses 15 different machines and around 3,000 terawatts of power. But yeah, so worth it you guys.

@@yeeeehaaawbuddy Stop exaggerating. I've told you 1 billion times.

@@smoker_joe I remember when we first met. You wanted to watch that movie, and I said I'd seen it a million times. That was the first time you said it. Ever since then, you've called me every second for 31.5 years to tell me the same thing. And I still love you.

일본은 장인정신이 미친 것 같음 가업 잇는 것도 그렇고

근데 도장에 150만원 쓸분들은 절대 저런거 안쓰긴 할듯ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

It’s very simple, if you put a stamp on 3000 documents at least once in your life, you will think completely differently. You also need to understand that with new stamps you don’t have to dip it in ink every time.

​@@kovalenkosv40 Maintaining 0.05 is possible because of the machine

同じくｗ 0が１桁違ったわｗ

I think it's overpriced toy

Nothing traditional and totally useless

It’s used on official documents and carries legal power on that stamp….unlike western culture with wet signature, this is used on most asian country. It’s definitely not a toy.

@@dododede875 except - if you have good image of the seal on paper - you can easily forge it. all you need is a decent cnc mill or even laser engraver, probably and some blank. For signatures - pen stroke direction and other things affect it - so it is stronger from forensics point.

What particullary is useful here? Overengineering, that's all.

hardly. cheap asian knockoffs arent exactly known for high quality

Привет японский бот для раскрутки. Это видео полная дичь, бесполезная фигня для мажоров, но высоко-технологично да еще и с обманом в начале))) В первом кадре показана совсем другая печать с висящими элементами, которая реально вызывает интерес, а дальше показывают обычную сплошную печать, которая говорит о том, что тут нет ничего по японски интересного)

Согласен)

Zигуй мраz

А потом приходит цифровая подпись и отправляет печати в музей :) И тема остатка краски в пазах не раскрыта. Наверное, сдают на чистку специальным людям после каждого использования.

@@Sergey_Fokin zигуй орк

They've really improved the quality of manufactured products around the world by setting higher standards. Jaoan serves as a benchmark, along with Germany.

素晴らしいけど思ってた金額が１桁違ったΣ(ﾉ∀︎`*)

Why not 100k?

The next dude did have to come in and chop some pixels to get a practical vector though.

​​@@DirtyRobotYeah, that part of the workflow was strange to watch. Do all this lovely sketch and marker work, just to decimate the design into a very low-res bitmap, before resurrecting it into a vector. Seems like they could save hours(?) of time and more faithfully transfer the artwork by just scanning directly to vector, and filtering any super noisy edges the wire-EDM process can't recreate.

@@asm_nop Heck, just work directly in vector. Illustrator and a Wacom tablet would eliminate a lot of time as far as I can tell. Illustrator has a pressure sensitive brush if you want a variable line width, or you can disable the pressure feature and set the brush width to whatever you need so it's consistent throughout the design.

I think that step is deliberate. You want a design that is readable in its final size. Reducing it to a pixel version in one step will take care of that. Otherwise, it is very easy to be lost in small details that look huge on screen but are invisible in the final stamp. The fixed-size pixels force you to work at a useful resolution. I've run into that trap multiple times when designing in vectors for laser cutting or 3D printing. You lose all sense of scale, and the final result is just a tiny blob without definition.

​@@asm_nopI'm not aware of anything that will "scan directly to vector" All imaging type scanners make pixels then something can turn that into a vector. This is using a person to trace it which is probably useful to set things like minimum sizes and clearances that the sketch may not have. It's also transforming the design into pure perfect geometry with perfect lines and curves rather than a wobbly trace of a hand sketch.

160 000 JPY = 1 933,96 BGN

太屌啦~~

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