Blog
414 articles
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Unwanted peeling of Yosegi sheets -
Price and production quantity -
Straight sliced yosegi sheets -
Making the inlaid design -
Tips for Later decoration -
The Saw blade thickness and the Pattern shift -
Decorating the panels of the 6-sun box -
The quality of the Ichimatsu-yosegi sheet -
How to slice a yosegi block -
Attaching the Two sliding-key panels -
Urgent Ichimatsu yosegi work -
The difficulty of attaching small parts -
27-steps vs. 36-steps mechanisms -
How to attach the outer panels -
Hexagonal box with a Light feeling -
Hexagonal box – Attaching the panels -
Hexagonal box – Making the Aruki panels -
Specialties and Souvenirs of Kiryu -
Kiryu city -
Finishing process-removing wood dust -
The proper dimensions of a hexagon -
Materials for the hexagonal boxes -
Woods with interlocked grain -
Hexagonal boxes with a natural wood design -
Small yosegi-sheet repair -
The final process for the 5-sun drawer boxes -
Design ideas for the Top panel -
Attaching the Larger kannuki panels -
Checkered yosegi (ichimatsu) panels -
Making the Aruki for the 3-sun cube -
Frame panels of the 3-sun cube -
Preparation of Ichimatsu panels -
The first Snow on Mt. Fuji -
The Divider panel inside the box -
Making parts for the drawer boxes
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Drawer box in a Solid wood design
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Handcrafted work
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This month’s limited-edition boxes
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The Aruki of the square box
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The New Square puzzle box
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The Movement of the Aruki in Mame boxes
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Process of Mame boxes
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Mame 10-steps boxes
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Another Round of 27-steps
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To increase the strength of the boxes...
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Drawer for 4-sun
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Various kinds of wood
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Kusu wood for the next boxes
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Another limited edition
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Aruki panels for the drawer boxes
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Two types of drawer puzzle boxes
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Thin drawer for 4-sun box
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Unique panels for large boxes
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Stepped cutting
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Four-color ichimatsu yosegi
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Three types of 4-sun boxes
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4-sun 18-steps Aruki panels
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Unusual top panels
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Two-color Ichimatsu Yosegi
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27-steps boxes