Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2018 9:01:00 GMT -5
The organizers of the Momoyama-era Perfectly Period Feast event asked me to make a sign board of the kind that is really common in Japan, which will be used to promote the event. You see these signboards with their little roofs all the time in modern Japanese places like temples and parks, in period-piece films and such, but we're all having trouble locating some actual documentation placing them in medieval Japan. They're our best bet, though, and most readily recognizable as Japanese.
Anyway, I had some cypress lumber left over from other projects, so it was just a couple days work in the shop to put together a sign. I've been meaning to try out a new method of making my folding hatadai "portable hole", so that got made from some regular pine 1x8. The pole is just a piece of pine closet rod, six feet long.
Sorry for the terrible garage gallery pictures, but I didn't finish until after dark on Saturday.
Anyway, I had some cypress lumber left over from other projects, so it was just a couple days work in the shop to put together a sign. I've been meaning to try out a new method of making my folding hatadai "portable hole", so that got made from some regular pine 1x8. The pole is just a piece of pine closet rod, six feet long.
Sorry for the terrible garage gallery pictures, but I didn't finish until after dark on Saturday.
