Traditional crafts like this should try as hard as possible to promote another arts and crafts economic and social movement... Great products are made by people like this and many people love the object that has had so much skill and care and love built in!

Thanks for making this video. Now I'm going to steal their design and process and make in America. The opposite of what normally happens.

Good lord I've been looking for a video like this for months, thank you!

Just when I think I couldn't possibly be surprised by the level of dedication and craftsmanship the Japanese are capable of.....

I think it's neat how you can't see where the two parts come together Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up

Very interesting and very beautiful! Thank you.

Makes you appreciate why hairbrushes were such prized possessions back in the day

Lovely to watch! Thanks

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Me encantó!

Amazing talent. 🏆👍🏼😊

Философия !!! мне всегда нравится такое мастерство

I'm always amazed at how the simple things I take for granted, have such an ingenious workmanship and process behind them

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

Жыл бұрын

glad you enjoyed it

Trens de Pesca - Brasil - Muito bacana o trabalho!

Спасибо!Видео очень помогло в работе!

The reading in 4:48 is 2.7mm. 😊

6:30 So, you eyeball a pinch of bristles, fold the wire in a loop and push it through, then place the bristles in the loop, bend the bristles around the wire, and pull the wire and bristles into the hole very tightly, but don't pull any of it through? Any more details or insights on this would be appreciated.

@utopiapursuer

Жыл бұрын

I think the hole is tapered such that only the wire passes through the back- the folded bristles are too big to pass through the hole in the rear.

Que bonito ofició saludos desde México

Maitre vous êtes un tres grand artiste et un grand homme mes respects

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

This make me want to buy from his shop what an amazing crafts

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

This is how i will have to re-bristle my Carpetreiver 28 wide area vacuum brush roller because they are 550.00 new. ill be busy but i will be able to save some money

Hola soy de argentina y tengo el mismo oficio y me pone muy contento ver q hago el mismo trabajó

Hay cosas a las que no se les puede poner precio y este oficio es una de esas cosas. Felicitaciones saludos.

@alessiocai9952

2 жыл бұрын

No tiene que ver con oficio tiene que ver con lo artesanal, zapatos echos a mano goodyear, mueble artesanos, bolsos de cueros, carteras de cuero etc

Fascinating process, I wonder what type of bristles they use?

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

3 жыл бұрын

Bristles: Karukaya, Palm, Cedar, Tampico, fern, horsehair, pig hair, goat hair

@aliceharvey1226

3 жыл бұрын

Woodworking Enthusiasts I would love to try one of those brushes, they are beautiful and natural bristles are so much nicer than nylon or other plastics. Thank you.

Congratulation

Is the thread he's working with nonferrous metal?

Wonderful! Where can I buy such machines like the drill and the bristle-levelling machine?

@williamcullum1193

2 жыл бұрын

its a pillar drill

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Aqui no brasil não tem essa massagem 😔

Most modern day brushes use nylon bristles. I have tried searching for about an hour and can't come up with anything. "nylon bristles supplier" "nylon wire" "nylon thread". I don't know htf you're supposed to find a supplier for what should be a very cheap and easy to produce product.

@WoodworkingEnthusiasts

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Bristal nylon row material black price?

Myagawa-san (I hope I got that correct)... "Arigato gosai-imas" and a bow from may waist for showing me the way to make my own unique brush. I spent 3 years at Yokota AB outside Tokyo and while there, was able to tour Japan by motocycle (To Kyushu, Beppu and Northern Honshu, and Hokaido. I had many wonderful encounters along the way and will never forget the kindness, hospitality, and food of the Japanese.

I think the most impressive thing about Japanese culture is their ability to find deep meaning in even mundane tasks

How the trimming he did in 9:37 (kzread.info/dash/bejne/n5mgw8ZviNeplc4.html)? How it worked?

are you sure you put enough ads in there?

@tucuquitodelalma

4 жыл бұрын

use adblock

@Luckingsworth

4 жыл бұрын

I didnt get a single one, no adblock.

Hindi please

I can provide the animal hair you need

the drilling part is a bit ridiculous, it takes a lot time and can be done much better by a machine via CNC. He should better put his knowledge and experience into a machine which can do the job for him. I develop products myself and every step I can automatise myself I will do and I'm never looking back to hand crafting because it takes too much time.

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV