「そこにあるものだけを使っての最適化」としては天才と言っていいレベル

As an engineer, that 3D printed jig insert was absolutely brilliant! If you want to have a higher degree of precision over the spacing, you could either use a digital caliper to set the position of each insert relative to some fixed reference point, or you could print a Vernier scale onto the top edge of the insert and print a matching scale to be attacheched to the top of the wood. A Vernier scale could theoretically give you the ability to control thickness down to below 0.001in (0.0254mm) by eye without extra tools. However the digital calipers are generally simpler to use, if you've got some money to spend on them and don't mind having to remeasure everytime you set the jig up

@ctcrusader7479

2 жыл бұрын

Me totally understanding what you said. I don't.

@maxk4324

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctcrusader7479 in the following video, imagine the top edge of the 3D printed inserts he made as having the 11 marks, with the wood jig having ten marks. This can measure very very tiny distance changes easily kzread.info/dash/bejne/eG2WtsqpldmulqQ.html

@IrvineTheHunter

2 жыл бұрын

@@ctcrusader7479 He just said you could use a ruler [caliper] to make a guide, or print a ruler onto the guide.

@coryxkenshinsafro8028

2 жыл бұрын

I definitely understood that 😬

@J.A.huscher

2 жыл бұрын

I understood all of that I really did

これほど説得力のあるチャンネル名もなかなか無い 本当にものづくりを楽しんでる感じがして好き

斜めにやる木加工することによっていつも以上に繊維が断ち切られててやるきが無いのかもしれない

@udonn_noodle

2 жыл бұрын

断ち切れたのは繊維じゃなくて戦意や(((

@hexkey4648

2 жыл бұрын

やる木の繊維喪失

@aruberu-3827

2 жыл бұрын

皆うまいなぁ...

@AnnaMorimoto

2 жыл бұрын

賢いな〜

@user-dr7xg4gu7v

2 жыл бұрын

っっっっっっっっｐ

0:09 色んな種類が｢いる｣って言ってるのやる木への愛着を感じてすき

ヤバいやる木がめっちゃ進化してる… くらひとさんすげぇ

ホントにデザイン性のある椅子作れそうになってきてるのすごい

@user-ms4fp4xe3t

2 жыл бұрын

中国がもうパクってたけどね、どっちが先かは知らんが

@SoreRon_Weasley

Жыл бұрын

東方仗助が発狂した後みたいな椅子作ろう

ここで3Dプリンターというものを上手く活用していてすこぐ面白い

The creativity and ingenuity involved in creating different kinds of yaruki never ceases to amaze me. That jig for doing the diagonal cuts is very clever!

The 3D printed jig is very smart, I wouldn't have thought of that.

やる木が日々成長していっててもうなんでも出来るのではと思ってしまう

Even though I don’t do woodworking, I still really appreciate how in depth your videos are about the process

木材の進化を目の当たりにしてる気がしてたけど確信に変わった

美術館に置いていても違和感ない

Alternative title: An incredible 6-month wood creation in 6 minutes

@zawn.4052

2 жыл бұрын

uhm its only 5:45 mins

@elainaamvs3369

2 жыл бұрын

@@zawn.4052 You're probably the kid in class who reminds the teacher about homework

@zawn.4052

2 жыл бұрын

@@elainaamvs3369 yup im that kind of student😵

OOH, those 3D printed jigs with the catch-flaps are INGENIOUS! Kudos! Very well done!

伐採された木がやる木として成長してるってなんかすごいなぁって思った（語彙力） ミラーの話本当に共感、一緒バグる

The engineering behind making this yaruki is so phenomenal, it inspires me to maybe try my hand with making something of my own 😅

@nautilume7114

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Them being able to do it after giving up for awhile and taking a long break is really inspiring

サムネから「ヤバい」が伝わる… 結果 まじやばい… なんやこの曲がり方…(ºωº)

2000 years later… 今日は”宇宙”の形をしたやる木を作っていくよ

Not only you made this masterpiece, you made a tool in order to make it, wow

Leaving it as yaruki in the english subs is probably better for branding, but I miss the days that it used to be translated to demotivated wood

きれい！間接照明の電球を隠す部分にこういうの使いたい❤

うおおおお！気持ちいいくねり方だ！ そのうち治具の依頼とか来そうｗ

やる木を削いでもやる木が無くなるわけじゃない強い意志を持つやる木。本当にくらひとさんはやる木の商標権取った方がいいと思う

@aruberu-3827

2 жыл бұрын

それは言えてる...ゆｚ...ゲフンゲフン...何でもありません。はい...

たぶんもう何回も言ってるけど、動画見るたびにこの人凄いなって思う

すげえ、木がふにゃふにゃだぁ！！ すごいですね！ あと、切り込みの部分もなんかオシャレ？な感じですね

i love how it twists! now i’m curious about how these would work as table legs…

@anonymouspersonthefake

2 жыл бұрын

floppy table hehe

@randomnpc445

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dmGitcSyaNDWd6w.html Not quite the same thing since it's the 90 degree cuts rather than diagonal, but he's got a video on that too.

@blubglub

2 жыл бұрын

@@anonymouspersonthefake boing oing oing

@nobpyxl5389

2 жыл бұрын

“Hey can you pass me the water?” “Sure” *Drops metal cup on table* “Uh oh…” *everything on table flies off and breaks*

捻った時の曲線が美しすぎる…！ これ木材変えたらもっとオモロクなるかも

Your Yaruki innovations are wonderful to see. Congratulations on inventing a useful jig setup!

お、お疲れ様です、、、(疲れる方向性が凄いですな、、、)

金とヒマのある人の道楽ですね。うらやましい。

こういうことを使った何かが作られてほしいなぁ…めちゃくちゃ面白いのね

やる木で検索してもエゴサみたいになりそう 捻った時の綺麗さよ

beautiful work and a well deserved product! :)

メビウスの輪みたいなの出来そう...面白くなってきた... 木種変したものも見てみたいです！

When you say it took half a year to make do you mean it took 6 months to figure out how to cut it efficiently? It looks like you have found a great method. I had never seen wood cut this way before I found your channel. It is so satisfying to watch the way it bends when you finish each piece.🙂

これインテリアとかで使えそう。 本当に無限の可能性を感じる。いつか「やる木」がホームセンターとかに出るときが来るかもしれない…

動画として最初から最後まで面白い

やる木のやる気はくらひとさんに吸い取られてるんだな...

@496pitag

2 жыл бұрын

くらひとさんのやる気すごそう

@user-nf6pi2qg1r

2 жыл бұрын

@@496pitag きっとそのやる気でやる木を作ってるんだよ、、

@aruberu-3827

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-lx6wi1vx8o 継続可能な開発目標

working with wood looks so fun, anything involving cool shapes and machinery is cool actually

3:06 ここすき😂 全部上手くいかなくてもいいんだって思わせてくれる

やる気で絶対ネタ切れさせずKZreadやる気ある主のやる気凄いわ

This is the best iteration so far. So breathable.

wow, the twisting is really interesting! this one seems so flexible, I wonder if it's stronger compared to the other yaruki

すげーすごい！(語彙力) 木のこんな挙動くらひとさんのとこじゃなきゃ見る機会無かったと思う 面白いもの見れてありがとうございますの気持ちです 海外の視聴者さんも増えててどんどんもっと注目されるようになっていくと思うしそのうちそうなればもっと探究されると考えたらワクワクが止まりません 応援しています！！！

いや才能の塊щ(ﾟДﾟщ) 天才🎓✨これから応援します！

That plastic spacer shim, finally put into action at 4:18, was a moment of simple genius

It sucks when things dont work out but man this guy is good at what he does.

アイデアも治具作りもさすがです！ 片面ずつ切ったら楽なのではないでしょうか!!

I feel this is one of the few applications in modern life where the hand tool method would be easier to implement. I would have given up and used a hand saw for these cuts. However technology is always more efficient once you discover the proper tools to help.

Woah, I wouldn't have thought about the jig insert. Really smart.

もっとこうしたら良いんじゃ…？とか、この人の動画見て色々考えるけど、考えるだけで楽しい😇

このビデオの制作には半年以上かかりました。 6分間のビデオに半年を費やしました。 これは大きな賞賛に値します！ ありがたいです。

くらひとさんの知的探究心すげぇ

硬くて軽くてしなやかで地球にやさしい 木は最高の素材

めちゃくちゃキレイ… 本当にやる木ミュージアムみたいなの作ってほしい 行く

@user-rn3rv1qk2b

2 жыл бұрын

@スカイWRYY 建造じゃなくてwwww やる木のおもちゃとか家具とか触れるところがあったらいいなって話

見てて楽しい

やる木初期の頃見てて、 しばらく忘れてて、 久しぶりに見てビックリ めっちゃ進化してる

This is such a nice video! Thank you for showing your techniques. Also, thank you for showing how you play and experiment. Do you have any interest in "compliant mechanisms"?

興味深く拝見しましたが、結局何をしようとしてるかは良く判りませんでした。（笑）面白い試みですね。

普通にすげぇ進化

中学の時の技術の先生となんだか雰囲気が似てて泣きそうになった。くらひとさんと違って無骨で気難しい人だったけど、木の扱いが上手くて限られたものでなんでも出来ちゃう感じとか似てる。

That's amazing! Really cool

やる木が進化してる！くらひとさんはやっぱり凄いなー でもこれ何に使えば良いんだろ？😅

thank you for teaching us how to make squishy wood

すごいッス。今度は□←（正面から見た図）の木材を◇←の向きにして、それでやる気を削いでもらいたいですねw

Your dedication to unmotivated wood motivates me ♥️

the things you can do with wood are amazing

I've been watching and wondering finish product, good job bro

すげぇ！

I have a question. Would using stabilizing resin on some of this wood possibly make for a more durable yaruki? I am not entirely familiar with the properties of stabilizing resin, but I know that when you use it, you're apparently supposed to use a vacuum chamber to withdraw all of the air from the thing you want to stabilize. Wood is somewhat porous, so I wonder if you force that resin into its pores, then set the resin, will the yaruki retain its "elasticity"? Will the whole piece go stiff? Will it become brittle?

@floatingpiss

2 жыл бұрын

I would also worry it would become brittle, worth a try though.

怪我だけはしないように気をつけてやってください！と思った

はえ～美しい造型！ウッキウキでグニグニしたらへし折ってしまいそうで怖くてさわれない

이것을 만들기위한 당신의 노력과 손재주에 정말 감탄했습니다 앞으로도 이런 좋은영상 많이 만들어주세요~

This could make interesting furniture or architecture!

To do this in *UNDER 6 MINUTES* is amazing!

斜めはよりしなやかですね。 フレ木シブル‼️

久しぶりに見て見たら ものすごく進化してるんだが……？

こういうの思いつく人凄いですよねー

すっご

非常有趣

こんなにも意味のないことをしてるのに面白いのはなぜだろう… そしてものづくり頑張ってください！

This looks amazing

i enjoyed this. Good work. muy bien

やる木君の成長物語好き

斜めってますますやる気のないやる木！　ながーいのを作ったらメビウスのやる木が出来そうですｂ

awesome work. love this channel

裁縫で使うバイアステープみたいな原理か！　おもろい！

片面を一旦全部切ってから材の向きを変えて裏面を全部切るのはどう？(伝われ

焼肉屋でハサミが付いてくるカルビか キュウリの1本漬けみたいなやる木だｗ

お疲れ様でした（＾∇＾）すごいね〜

凄い

キレー

Very mesmerizing to watch. I like it. 💕♥️💕

この試みが将来的になにか生み出すかもしれない。

スゴイ

Amazing!!😄

どんどん進化していく‼

Is it possible to do all the cuts on one side all the way down the length of the wood, then flip the piece and do all the other cuts on the other side? This way you only need to flip the wood once during the whole cutting procedure.

@AnnaMorimoto

2 жыл бұрын

It would become too elastic and flexible to make evenly spaced cuts to the second side.

@shigaraja

2 жыл бұрын

same as Anna. but the wood also becomes substantially more fragile the more is taken away giving rise to unwanted breaks and cracks on the other half.

@jama211

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking... but if fragility is the issue, why not make the rig also hold the entire yaruki together firmly on all sides except where the cut is happening? Could be possible...

@jama211

2 жыл бұрын

​@@shigaraja True, but what if the rig also held the entire yaruki together firmly on all sides except where the cut is happening? Could be possible...