The Absolute Meticulousness of a Japanese Woodworker

It's a machine that cleans the board called Daiku-san. Daiku-san uses scrap wood, but Yosegi makes products using sheet metal. We stick the sheet metal on the board, cut out the angle so that it becomes a box, and assemble it. There are various techniques, but I think it's important to make the smallest, smallest unit accurate. It's important to make the smallest unit accurate, because if you make a mistake, you'll end up making a big pattern. If there is a mistake in the smallest unit, the mistake will be bigger when you make it bigger. I think the first part is the most important thing. We cut out the same size material and cut out the angle, and we make patterns in it. This time, I don't usually combine materials of various lengths, but it's a challenge for me. The 3mm angle is a very small size, even for Yosegi. In addition, there are black letters and various colors of wood, and I thought the color was beautiful when I made it, so I want you to see it.