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  1. Japanese Wari Kebiki (Splitting Gauge)

    If you prefer not to read, the video is here View on YouTube So for those who don't know, a Wari Kebiki is simply a different form of the Japanese marking gauge (sometimes referred to as a Suji Kebiki). The standard marking gauge as the name implies is designed to mark/score the wood in a...
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  2. Japanese Kebiki Dai (Marking Gauge)

    If you prefer not to read, the video is here View on YouTube This was a project I had been really wanting to try, this is the first one I've made and it's not perfect, but it's nothing that a little fiddling won't fix. I had really wanted a marking/cutting gauge just for general use and for...
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  3. The Yokozuna Chest!

    If you prefer not to read, the video is here: View on YouTube This project was a BIG one for my little space. There were a few reasons I wanted to build something like this was two fold. I needed some more storage for things like shoes/clothing in my apartment and such but I also wanted to...
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