Recreating Scenes of Ancient People Using Old Tools From Stone to Iron

Explore the fascinating journey of ancient Japanese carpentry through this detailed documentary, showcasing the evolution from primitive stone tools to advanced iron tools. Witness the craftsmanship of Japanese woodworking, as we delve into traditional techniques like splitting logs, using axes, chisels, adzes, spear planes, and saws. This video highlights the transformation of wood cutting with ancient tools and the innovative use of hand tools by skilled carpenters.

Discover how ancient technology paved the way for modern woodworking techniques, and how traditional Japanese woodworking skills continue to inspire amazing craftsmanship today. From primitive tools to intricate hand tools, this documentary offers a deep dive into the world of Japanese carpentry and woodworking mastery. Perfect for enthusiasts of woodworking videos and those intrigued by the history of Asian woodworking skills and craftsmanship.#AncientTools #HandTools #PrimitiveTools

If you’re on the fence about adding some Japanese hand tools to your kit, this video is just what the wood gods ordered. Knowing how to use these bad boys—and a bit about their backstory—is key. Today, we're not just talking about them, we’re throwing it back to the good old days, showing you exactly how the pros of the past did it. Get ready for a hands-on history lesson!

[alexhi]

Thank you for the informative tour into the history of Japanese carpentry. ❤

[Anna_and_Tiger]

👍🐯👍 thanks for sharing. It's always a joy to see a video from this channel. I learn so much every time.
Thanks agian and cheers.

[peglor]

Never mind all the woodworking - why has the guy in white just been kicked in the painting at 4:32 😀?

[ohasis]

I would have thought the spread of iron tools from the stone age period would have been very rapid, even allowing for the high cost of iron.