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Thread: Presenting myself
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27th April 2010, 12:38 AM #1
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Presenting myself
Dear All
My name is Federico, I am an Italian industrial designer, actually living in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I'm trying to help my instructor in building a makiwara.
Makiwara is a wooden training tool, used in Okinawa first and then all around the world.
So I decided to joining this vary nice forum to get more info about this great material and to receive some good suggestions from experts! I'll open a new thread in the proper section
Ciao!
Federico
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27th April 2010, 12:52 AM #2
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Hi and welcome Fredrico, the world is a small place these days an Italian in Argentina doing a Japanese sport on an Australian forum, talk about multi cultural. If you can find an image of the makiwara you like and post it, I am sure people here could give you some clues on how best to make it. I used to do Karate a few years ago but work got in the way. We didn't use a makiwara we always had enough people in th dojo to have kumite with. Enjoy the forum
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27th April 2010, 01:13 AM #3
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Thank you vary much Claw Hama!
Yes, I'm quite a multicultural - global guy hahaha...
The good think of the makiwara is that it allows you to train full power punches on a wooden post and not on you training mates belly haha. Sometime it can be good to check out if your abdominal are stiff but well... you'll agree with me that a wooden post will not complain about it but still it will "fight back"... haha
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27th April 2010, 07:21 AM #4
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G'day Fredrico and welcome to the shed!!
You certainly live in a beautiful city, one of my favourites.
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27th April 2010, 07:47 AM #5
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Thank you artme!
Originally Posted by artme
G'day Fredrico and welcome to the shed!!
You certainly live in a beautiful city, one of my favourites.
It's surely an interesting city with a lot of beauty but also its "dark" sides and contrasts.
I didn't have the luckiness to visit Australia but I hope to do it soon or later.
Ciao!
Federico
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27th April 2010, 01:45 PM #6
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Welcome to the forum.
Would be good to see this as a work in progress.
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27th April 2010, 11:28 PM #7
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Hi Christos, Thank you. Originally Posted by Christos
I'll surelly do it, getting some pics of the different stages.
Chau
Federico
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28th April 2010, 03:12 PM #8
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Welcome to the forum Federico, nice to have you here.
Reality is no background music.
Cheers John
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28th April 2010, 11:56 PM #9
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Thank you vary much munruben!
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14th June 2010, 11:57 AM #10
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Work finished
Dear Christos. Originally Posted by Christos
I finished the makiwara. If you like, you can see some pics here. "https://www.woodworkforums.com/f187/constructing-japanese-wood-training-tool-116887/
Chau
Federico
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14th June 2010, 12:54 PM #11
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Might be a bit easier for forumites if they just CLICK HERE to see your work. Originally Posted by roroarro
Reality is no background music.
Cheers John
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14th June 2010, 11:09 PM #12
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ooooo yes... much better Originally Posted by munruben
Might be a bit easier for forumites if they just CLICK HERE to see your work.
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