Yes beeswax

@arminhirmer Thank you! I’ve been watching your impressive archery videos the past 24hrs. I’m looking to get into archery and deciding on the right bow to buy and your videos have been very informative, thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

@@rawframeshandcrafted thank you :) let me know if you need any info or help

@@ArminHirmer thank you 🙏 much appreciated…

www.japanesetools.com.au/products/circular-saw-guide

Thank you! Any Australian Hardwood is amazing, however the wood used in this table is camphor laurel, which is considered a weed in Australia, therefore a sustainable option

Relax…..deep breath…..watch something else :)

Thank you. Yes they are tricky, There are many scenarios to ensure a finely tuned Kanna and an ongoing learning experience that you never seem to master… I’ll look into producing such a video… You can check out my instagram that has some videos on it @rawframeshandcrafted

You need to ask KZfaq that question

Thanks mate

Imam guessing white pine planks and boards. I do not see bamboo. The secret is to source the right pieces of wood , store them, use them , and fit the pieces snugly. It is the touch of the craftsman.

Professional Onikatana Ryoba, purchased from Japanese Tools Australia, who get them direct from Japan, www.japanesetools.com.au/

@@rawframeshandcrafted awesome thanks, same saw. Love it! I found a source in Japan for the same thing and its significantly cheaper than the company in Oz is selling them for. Fairly excited about that. Take good care mate, G

Thank you, I'm Self Taught, the book shown in the cover is a great start to learning how to do Shoji

@@rawframeshandcrafted I'll have to pick up a copy. Thank you! I hope to see more of your creations

I was surprised this not being a generational shop passed by his fathers. Any trade in Japan is learnt from passed down knowledge. Yet he figured it on his own. And fitted his shop with all the right equipament and tools over the time to earn his living. Now that is earning your way to bliss and economic independence. One customer at time. No bosses , no hurry up pace. The window frames ( look like made out of pine ) might look flimsy at first , but they are built to be durable , unlike mass produced frames is the US and Brazil. A testament to Japanese unwavering commitment to craftsmanship. It is a pity you don’t have enough Japanese men and women to take up on trades as it used to be. A lost art , indeed.

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This chair is going to get the carbon from the fire all over your clothes as soon as you sit down. Looks like my last sentence got autocorrected lol

Thanks mate, yeah so good when they’re tuned right

It has to go in the opposite direction

bro put it in the wrong way and made a cannon

@@jww362 Correct

@@Cykz. a cannon it was 🤣