This lesson's theme is "Let's use thick wire."

It's important to choose a thickness that firmly grips the branch you want to bend, rather than one that's thin enough to be easy to attach.

We'll demonstrate the first throw angle, fingertip fixing, and the amount of force to apply while attaching 4mm aluminum wire to a Japanese black pine.

Even if you've only ever used thin wire, try practicing with thicker wire.

▼ Chapters
0:00 Today's Theme
1:23 Why Thin Wire Doesn't Work Well
4:09 Attaching 4mm Wire
5:27 Angle of the First Stroke and Fingertip Usage
7:57 The Right Amount of Force to Lower the Branch
9:04 Turning the Branch Outwards
11:01 Summary

Featuring: Kazuya Tsuruhisa (Runs "Senjuen" in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and is also active in the bonsai world)
Planning: Bonsai Kaiwai

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