Sharpening a Rare Japanese Ryoba Saw - Carpentry Tool Repair at Kurashige Tool Shop in Tokyo, Japan скачать в хорошем качестве

Sharpening a Rare Japanese Ryoba Saw - Carpentry Tool Repair at Kurashige Tool Shop in Tokyo, Japan

In this video, we are back in Tokyo, Japan at Kurashige Tool Shop getting a rare Inosuke Japanese Ryoba Saw tuned and sharpened. This saw was purchased a few months earlier from Kurashige Tool Shop because of its size. It is a saw that measures 300mm making it perfect for cutting taller Hari (梁) or beams. I had a hard time cutting an Iishaku Bari (一尺梁) for a recent house build. The saw was not cutting straight, instead it was curving as I cut. I told Mr. Kurashige about the problem I was having and he offered to take a look at the saw and make any adjustments necessary to improve the cutting. In the matter of a few minutes Mr. Kurashige repaired and sharpened my saw improving both the cut and the sound that it made. It was really cool to see how to repair and tune a saw and I will definitely try to practice this in the future as my saws get dull or misshapen due to use. Later in this video I also have Mr. Kurashige take a look at some old Nomi (鑿) or chisels that a friend of mine picked up at a discount / secondhand shop. These chisels were pretty rare having been made by a popular Japanese blacksmith who has passed away. I took it to Kurashige Tool Shop to get new handles for them so that I can finish the restoration. We hope everyone enjoys this video. #carpentrylife #japanesewoodworking #woodworking #japanesecarpentrytools