Anyone know what this is ?
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Fancy wrote:That's a pretty cool tool
Yes, and pretty cool Castanet Forum members.
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So an Asian version of a chalk line tool.
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YES, exactly. They use ink instead of chalk, producing a very thin and exact straight line. I does not work well over long distance or outside where there may be a wind/breeze.
I would think that about 12 ft. would be the max. useful length.
I love Japanese woodworking. I couldn't do it, but I sure do appreciate it.
I would think that about 12 ft. would be the max. useful length.
I love Japanese woodworking. I couldn't do it, but I sure do appreciate it.
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It's never a wasted day if you learn something new. Thanks for posting this.
I couldn't help but notice what he is making. It appears to be those wooden strips on which prayers are painted that decorate Japanese gravesites.
Neat.
I couldn't help but notice what he is making. It appears to be those wooden strips on which prayers are painted that decorate Japanese gravesites.
Neat.
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