Shokunin

[CCB]

http://tinyurl.com/6eycm9


This series of videos will Show Japanese Shokunin Blacksmiths and Carpenters demonstrating different techniques of tool making, carpentry and some tools in use ....

[DJ’s Timber]

Sounds interesting, but do you have a link with pictures and text rather than the video, from the looks of it, the video is a rather large file and a few members here won't want to use up their bandwidth unless they can see what they might be looking at.

[Claw Hama]

Had a look at the video (hand made saw), very interesting but all text and dialogue is in Japanese.
Maybe we could get Soatoz to translate for us.

[wilburpan]

This series of videos will Show Japanese Shokunin Blacksmiths and Carpenters demonstrating different techniques of tool making, carpentry and some tools in use ....

Series of videos? I only see one, although it was very interesting.

[CCB]

There are quite a few videos I will be uploading ...Just takes time breaking down the DVD's into smaller segments and compressing them for the web .
As for wasting bandwidth :) I assure you these are some of the best videos you will see on the subject and well worth the bandwidth .....
I will work on translations and answer any questions the best I can..
I will slowly be putting this site together with some other interesting things to Follow .....
So san is always a great help ..... though very busy .
It would be really great if he would comment on each of the videos .He probably knows all theses guys lol......
Suggestions and comments are welcome ....

[wilburpan]

I'm looking forward to anything you have. :2tsup: Even without translations, it's useful to watch the process.

In fact, I'd go so far as to say put up the videos first, and add translations later.

[CCB]

http://web.mac.com/nami_aru/Daiku/Welcome.html

Here is a new link .....
I have the The first Series of Videos uploaded along with some pictures and short video clips taken at Kezurou Kai 2006.
Hope you enjoy .

[wilburpan]

In case the link in the post above doesn't work as expected, here (http://web.mac.com/nami_aru/Daiku/いらっしゃい.html) is another that should work better.

CCB pm'ed me saying that he has had some problems with posting, and I offered to pass along the information.

Even without translations, the videos are well worth watching, as well as the photos from Kezurou Kai 2006.

[shaun yeoh]

sweet videos, thanks