Japanese carpentry is at another level

It always has been. They've perfected their craft (most any craft they take on) and take pride in passing it down and learning it. They value those skills on a level that we just don't.

Japanese or Amish are the best choices

just like the great wave that saved them for the Chinese

they're skillset and commitment to tradition with save them after the coming nuclear war ...

For the US to import their labor to rebuild and personal security

Not legit. He didn’t leave dead space in the walls for empty Sapporos

Same dude building an American style house.

The port city and the mountain village in The Last Samurai with Tom Cruise made me realize how remarkable Japanese archtiecture and enginuity is.

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Japanese or Amish are the best choices

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While Amish furniture is quite durable 99.9% of it is not built to a very high level of craftsmanship. They tend to build to a price point. There are lots of boutique furniture makers in the US that build to much higher standards and certainly their prices reflect it.

The thing about Japanese is they tend not to be a jack of all trades. They pick 2 or 3 things and get good

I read this as "Jesus carpentry is at another level" lol

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I use Gorilla Glue me.

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Is this a way Cajuns talk? I see it only on here. Btw, JB weld is the single best invention of mankind for $4. Better than Gorilla Glue by a lot.

A welder let me weld. It was cool, but the eye opening to see through is wayy too small I feel unless there's some safety risk for that. Couldn't see shite. Less vision than those 9 bar facemask batting helmets I used in 11/12. I had to saw off some of the bars, so I could simply see the pitch. It crossed 3 bars on that helmet from my point of view between pitcher release to crossing home plate.