@japanese.carpenter:

user2119116150663 :

How much to hire and fly this crew to the US? 👍

IamJack'sWastedLife :

what's the benefit of using such a large beam as opposed to something like a 2x6?

area51sangryoctopus :

This guy is an artist when it comes to framing.

jimcaldwell77 :

Calling my name makes me nervous now. I’m ready for that to end 😂

Anthony M :

Lovely work enjoy watching a master at work.

user_152627144965 :

I would love to frame in Japan. every thing looks mint

Mike :

I love watching masters work.

ced :

I'm from the Philippines. And I've been watching this grandpa for 5 months and he just made me curious about carpentry and engineering ❤️

Fernando :

I wonder how much less material is used when framing is done this way in comparison to framing here in the US

jamescostey :

Sir , if people are calling your name it is because they want to learn from you , your work is beyond incredible , and I hope somebody will follow after you decide to stop

Captain Caveman :

Seeing this right after seeing a home inspection in the US......shaking my head, what happened?

Armour in the Garden :

who cleans the work site?

prestonberry :

fine work I would let this man build my house i have never had anybody do anything for me because I cant stand things being done wrong

Dtm01 :

I can watch this all day

Zampy.J :

Why styrofoam insulation instead of fiberglass or foam?

U Rod :

amazing

Abyss_Visuals :

First

pedrolira2332 :

Me encanta su estilo de trabajo!

Rodo :

What’s your name sensei? Love your videos!

JJ :

I wish I could go study under him and glean this knowledge from him

Preston Lavelle :

I see it's not your first time 💪

Chaim Ruach :

we get to see what quality construction looks like compared to the cheap haphazard and inefficient model we have here in the US

@mef.45 :

The way the Japanese refine and perfect everything they do is always impressive.

Outlander :

Beautiful work!

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