#0052 – Phyre Phryday VLOG 10/15/2021 – STILL SO BUSY! The July 2022 S.T.E.A.M. UX/UI WORKSHOP! The HIDEN DENKI DENSHO Section #011 !

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Hello Global Tribe of PhyreKeepers (GTOP)!

10/15/2021 – Welcome to Phyre Dojo’s 52nd Phyre Phryday Vlog.

I’m SO BUSY with Nursing work this week that I STILL don’t have a proper VLOG. But…

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AGAIN, ANNOUNCING:

Phyre Dojo’s The S.T.E.A.M. Universe of Phryction PhyreKeeping UX/UI Experience Workshop – JULY 2022

So, on July 4th Weekend of 2022, I will be hosting a gathering which will be a Hands-On, User Experience (UX)/User Interface (UI) Workshop which will not only cover EVERY METHOD and ALL PRINCIPLES/VARIABLES of Phryction PhyreKeeping, there will be READY TO GO SETS available in most known MATERIALS. 

This Workshop will be broadcast LIVE on YouTube that weekend for FREE. 

This 1st time UX/UI Experience Workshop is closed only to those who in the past had signed on to the HIDEN DENKI DENSHO (Online Course) (but is now available for FREE.)

All following Workshops will be open for Registration to all once I have an available schedule for next year.

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I give to you Section #011 from Phyre Dojo’s (FORMER ONLINE COURSE) the “HIDEN DENKI DENSHO” or “HDD”. Hiden Denki Densho roughly translates from Japanese to “Trade Secrets, Electronic, Scroll.” The “HDD” was created from 2010 to 2014. Again, there are 46 Sections (currently) and I will be releasing these Sections every week until JULY 2022.

Section #011 is about AN INTRODUCTION TO THE (HD) HAND DRILL (PART 1).

ENJOY!

MOKUROKU 目録

FOR THE PHRYCTION PHYRE DOJO’S

HIDEN DENKI DENSHO (HDD)

 

HDD PART: 04 – SECTIONS 011 – 017, THE PRIMAL 8 BASICS (P8B) AXIS/DRILL METHODS & THE 22 VARIABLES OF PHRYCTION PHYREKEEPING.

HDD SECTION: 011 – “PRIMAL BASIC #1 (PB1) – THE HAND DRILL (HD) OF THE PRIMAL 8 BASICS (P8B) – AXIS/DRILL TYPE METHOD – UNIPOLAR AXIS – BILATERAL FORCE BACK & FORTH.

HDD TITLE: “PRIMAL BASIC #1 (PB1) – THE HAND DRILL (HD) (INTRODUCTION TO THE HAND DRILL (HD).)”

SUBTITLE/TAGLINE: “WORST IS FIRST….”

 

(M.O.T.S. NOTE: SAFETY AND INJURY WARNING!!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOW THAT YOU DO NOT START OFF WITH BAMBOO WHETHER SOLID OR HOLLOW!!! IT IS TOO CHALLENGING IN THE BEGINNING!!! PLEASE REFER TO MY FREE VIDEO OF THE “FLOATING HAND DRILL (HD)” IN WHICH MY 12 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER SHOWS THE PROPER METHOD AND WOOD DENSITY IN ORDER TO PREVENT AND AVOID INJURY!! …)

 

(M.O.T.S. NOTE: I MUST APOLOGIZE THAT I DO NOT KNOW HOW OR WHY SOMETIMES MY POWERPOINT SUBTITLING GETS CUT OFF ON THE OUTER EDGES AT TIMES. SO VERY FRUSTRATING!!!…)

 

TEACHING CONTENT DESCRIPTION:

00:00;00 – 00:02;21 – CLARIFICATION OF THE ORDER OF THE AXIS/DRILL METHODS, “LESS PIECES, MORE EFFORT. MORE PIECES. LESS EFFORT.,”

00:02;22 – 00:11;40 – GETTING STARTED, DEVICE PART NAMES – SPINDLE & BASE, UNDERSTANDING AND FINDING YOUR SPECIFIC SPINDLE DIAMETER SIZES, YOUR 1^ST BASES TO BE FOUND AT THE HARDWARE STORE, YOUR FIRST SPINDLES TO BE FOUND AT THE HARDWARE STORE.

 

(M.O.T.S. NOTE: SAFETY AND INJURY WARNING!!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOW THAT YOU DO NOT START OFF WITH BAMBOO WHETHER SOLID OR HOLLOW!!! IT IS TOO CHALLENGING IN THE BEGINNING!!! PLEASE REFER TO MY FREE VIDEO OF THE “FLOATING HAND DRILL (HD)” IN WHICH MY 12 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER SHOWS THE PROPER METHOD AND WOOD DENSITY IN ORDER TO PREVENT AND AVOID INJURY!! …)

 

00:11;41 – 00:22;05 – YOUR BASIC TOOL KIT (KNIFE, SAW, SANDPAPER), YOUR BASIC HAND DRILL (HD) SET, THE KNEELING POSITION, THE BASIC FORM, “MATING” THE SET, (SAVING YOUR DUST.)

 

(M.O.T.S. NOTE: @00:14;20 – I START WITH A SOLID BAMBOO CHOPSTICK. DO NOT START WITH A SOLID SPINDLE!!! AGAIN REFER TO THE “FLOATING HAND DRILL (HD)” VIDEO REGARDING WOOD DENSITY! …)

 

00:22;05 – 00:25;55 – CREATING THE “NOTCH.” COAL-EMBER CONTAINMENT.

00:25;56 – 00:27;25 – SOLID & HOLLOW SPINDLES.

00:27;26 – 00:32;10 – SITTING AND KNEELING POSITION VARIATIONS, SITTING POSITION FORM WITH SOLID BAMBOO SPINDLE ON PINE BASE, WARMING UP, FILLING NOTCH WITH DUST, KNEELING POSITION.

00:32;11 – 00:32;52 – BURNING INTO THE NOTCH “PHAYLURE.” THE “NIPPLING EFFECT,” THE IMBALANCE OF “DRIFT.”

00:32;53 – 00:43;06 – WORKING WITH AND MATING HOLLOW SPINDLES, “SCORING” A SPINDLE, TEASEL (DIPSACUS FULLONUM) PLANK STALK EXAMPLE, MARKING AND USING KNIFE POINT EDGING, MATING, NOTCHING WITH HACKSAW BLADE.

00:43;07 – 00:45;54 – SAVING YOUR DUST AND “PRE-FILLING THE NOTCH, KNEELING POSITION WITH 2 ½ FT LONG HOLLOW BAMBOO GARDEN STAKE SPINDLE ON PINE BASE, WARM UP, FILLING THE NOTCH, IGNITED COAL-EMBER SUCCESS.

00:45;55 – 00:57;30 – SPINDLE PREPARATION, CUTTING WITH THE GRAIN “SOUTH” TO “NORTH,” OR BOTTOM TO TOP, BAMBOO AND PRICKLY LETTUCE (LACTUCA SERRIOLA) EXAMPLES, SCORING WITH STONE TOOLS, HACKSAW & FILES, USING A WEDGE VISE, BAMBOO IS MY FAVORITE!!! (BAMBOO IS A GRASS!!!) SANDING AND ABRADING WITH STONE TOOLS.

00:57;31 – 01:01;26 – CLARIFICATION OF HOLLOW SPINDLE AND BASE SOCKET CUTTING WITH A KNIFE FOR MATING WITH A BASE.

01:01;27 – 01:02;49 – A QUICK DEMO OF A HAND DRILL (HD) STANDING POSITION WITH A 3 FT. BAMBOO SPINDLE ON DOUGLAS FIR (PSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESII) BASE.

01:02;50 – 01:04;52 – FLATTENING YOUR SOLID SPINDLE (WITH STONE TOOLS.)

 

(M.O.T.S. NOTE: WHEN YOUR SOLID SPINDLE ROUNDS OFF INTO A HALF SPHERE ON THE PHRYCTION END, (IN THE PHYRE DOJO,) WE CALL THIS “SPHEREING,” AND IT IS A BAD THING! IT IS AN IMBALANCE TO OUR SPINDLE THAT WE DO NOT WANT! …)

 

01:04;53 – 01:07;39 – ANOTHER CLOSER LOOK DEMO OF THE CRATER DIVOT SOCKET TYPE HOLE REMOVAL FOR MATING SPINDLES TO THE BASE, ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR (CHAMAECYPARIS THYOIDES) BASE WOOD EXAMPLE. ANOTHER CLOSER LOOK AT THE NOTCH MAKING PROCESS.

01:07;40 – 01:10;11 – CLARIFICATION OF NOTCH CONTAINMENT CUTTING SHAPES, THE “BOX” CUT, THE CLASSICAL “WEDGE” 45 DEGREE PIZZA SLICE CUT, THE (PHYRE DOJO) PREFERRED “TRAPEZOIDAL” NOTCH CUT.

01:10;12 – 01:12;45 – ARCHIVING AND RECORDING WHAT YOU’VE DONE. IMPORTANCE OF RECORDING, JOURNALING, INDEX CARDS, IDENTIFYING AND MARKING YOUR MATERIALS AND DEVICES.

01:12;46 – 01:017;51 – VENTILATION, USING A FAN TO MOVE SMOKE AWAY, KNEELING POSITION HAND DRILL (HD) WITH SOLID BAMBOO CHOPSTICK SPINDLE ON ATLANTIC WHITE CEDAR (CHAMAECYPARIS THYOIDES) BASE, WARMING UP IS “LIKE HEATING UP WATER ON THE STOVE,” COAL-EMBER SUCCESS, EXAMPLE OF ARCHIVING USING AND TAKING A PICTURE WITH A INDEX “COAL CARD,”

01:17;52 – 01:19;46 – 2 (TWO) OR MORE PEOPLE VS. 1 (ONE) PHYREKEEPER’S SKILL LEVELS FOR RESPONSIBILITY. END.

 

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LOGISTICS

 

THIS MEDIA IS: – 01 HOUR, 19 MINUTES & 46 SECONDS LONG.

 

IF YOU WATCHED FROM THE BEGINNING TILL THE END OF THIS MEDIA, YOUR TOTAL TIME WATCHED IS: – 03 HOURS, 49 MINUTES & 49 SECONDS.

 

THIS MEDIA WAS CREATED: – 07/06/2011 IN STEWARTSVILLE, NEW JERSEY.

 

ALL AWESOME BACKGROUND MUSIC BY:

DIN WITHIN

HTTP://DINWITHIN.COM

HTTPS://EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/WIKI/DIN_WITHIN

 

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EMAIL ME ANYTIME WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE:

INFO@PHYREDOJO.COM

 

GAMBARIMASHO YO! (JAPANESE FOR “LET’S KEEP GOING!)

 

MAY EVERYONE AROUND YOU FEEL AND BE SAFER BECAUSE YOU ARE THERE.

 

JOE LAU, RN

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Some materials we’ve gone over in the past:

BLACK WALNUT (Juglans Nigra)

https://www.wood-database.com/black-walnut/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juglans_nigra

BLACK CHERRY (Prunus Serotina)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prunus_serotina

https://www.wood-database.com/black-cherry/

 

EASTERN HEMLOCK (Tsuga Canadensis)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsuga_canadensis

https://www.wood-database.com/eastern-hemlock/

BLACK WILLOW (Salix Nigra)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salix_nigra

https://www.wood-database.com/black-willow/

AMERICAN SYCAMORE (Platanus Occidentalis)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platanus_occidentalis

https://www.wood-database.com/sycamore/

TULIP POPLAR (Liriodendron Tulipifera)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liriodendron_tulipifera

https://www.wood-database.com/yellow-poplar/

GRAY? BIRCH (Betula Poplifera)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betula_populifolia

https://www.wood-database.com/gray-birch/

BUCKEYE (Asculus Glabra)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aesculus_glabra

https://www.wood-database.com/ohio-buckeye/

FOR COMPARISON: ( Atlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyparis Thoyoides) OR Western Red Cedar (Thuja Plicata) (i.e. “Your Cedar (BD) Bow Drill“) are ONLY Janka Hardness Rated: 350…)

Janka hardness test – Wikipedia

ENJOY!

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There is a Universe of many other Methods (Basics) waiting for you to Discover and Explore…

   Still VERY busy trying to update my PhyreDojo site and fulfilling Orders while making these VLOGS and Balancing Life in general…

Gambarimasho Yo! (Japanese for “Let’s Keep Going!)

“May everyone around you feel and be safer because you are there.”Joe Lau, RN