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Superior technician in lathe

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See how the Japanese Iarumi Tanaka uses a foot control lathe, to construct the amazing handmade pens Hakase.

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Handmade designs on wardrobe sheet A craftsman makes a freehand drawing on a wardrobe sheet. The result is impressive.
Making a briefcase from bamboo Japanese craftsman Hideaki Hosokawa shows us the various stages of making a bamboo briefcase. After working at a company in Tokyo from the age of 20 to 31, Hideaki Hosokawa entered the Kyoto School of Traditional Arts in 2005 and studied bamboo craft for two years. After his graduation, started his own bamboo craft business and in 2011 opened the Kisetsu workshop. Hideaki Hosokawa makes various objects from bamboo, such as briefcases, bags and suitcases.
Making two handmade silver mugs A craftsman makes and carves two silver mugs, according to the order of one of his customers.
Making a handmade bracelet A craftsman makes handmade bracelets in Rajasthan, India. Their price is 200 rupees, that is, about 2,50€.
Making a bowl on a handmade lathe The carpenter green_wood_spoons makes a bowl, using a manual improvised lathe.
Manual lathe A craftsman in Morocco, builds chess pawns using a manual lathe with a bow. With his foot he directs a climb, and sculpts a piece of wood into a small pawn.
Making a handmade leather belt In Ontario, Canada, a skilled craftsman of small crafts "Noble Leather" makes a handmade belt.
A copper disc is turned into a cup A craftsman uses a lathe to turn a copper disc into a mug.
Construction of a knife from an old file Our Koss craftsman shows how building a handmade knife, using the metal from an old file.
Construction of a large ball from plywood The craftsman Keith Williams manufactures a large ball with pieces of birch plywood. methodically collect the pieces of plywood to create a geodesic sphere, which then passes through the lathe to take a spherical form with a diameter of 48 cm.
Japanese craftsman manufactures a flawlessly balanced spinning top The Japanese craftsman Masaaki Hiroi, has a great passion for making Japanese Edo sboyrwn. The spinning tops they flourished during the Edo period (1603 - 1867) in Japan, and they took their name from the capital Edo, like that is called the current Tokyo. The perfectly balanced spinner of Hiroi, can stand up on the blade of a sword Katana without losing her balance.
Handmade motorcycles of Shinya Kimura The Japanese engineer Shinya Kimura manufactures handmade motorcycles for 20 years. He founded his own company with the name 'Zero Engineering' in 1992 in Japan, and using engines of Harley Davidson has created its own unique design letting his mark in handmade motorcycles. In 2006 he transferred its business in the US under the name 'Chabott Engineering'.
Handmade pieces This young Carpenter practise his profession in Marrakesh's old market, in Morocco. Using only a gouge on a manual lathe with bow, makes a chess pawn with an excess of craftsmanship.
How to always find the center with a meter A craftsman shows us how you can easily find the center of a board with a meter, even if its width is not an integer.
Lightning reflexes from an F2 driver On Friday 24 May 2024 during the F2 qualifying in Monaco, driver Isack Hadjar avoided a collision thanks to his lightning reflexes. While doing a quick lap to set time, Japan's Ritomo Moyata was driving in slow motion in a corner. France's Isack Hadjar only saw him at the last moment and had the reflex to swerve quickly to avoid him.