金輪継ぎで蘇る100年前の古材 Reviving 100 Years Old Wood Using Kanawa Tsugi Joinery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Having stood for over 100 years, having some damaged parts is inevitable. In order to continue using the material, the damaged part was replaced by joining a new piece using traditional joinery called "Kanawa Tsugi".
It will continue standing strong for another 100 years. That's the hope I put in as I work, the old wood bearing the work of a craftsman from a new period of time, further continuing its long life.
This video is not meant to be a how-to, rather a glimpse into the work we do when restoring old, traditional structures. Both the materials (old and new) are Matsu (Japanese Pine).
100年近くたった木材に朽ち果てた部分があるのは仕方がない事です。修正必要な部分は新たな材で継ぎます。これからも100年頑張って頂きたいと強い想いを込めながら作業に取り組んでいます。100年前の職人の技術と現代の新たな手を刻み込まれ、さらに長い年月を歩んでいく古材たちです。
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I thinks it's great that you have no problem mixing up some modern Makita tools with traditional hand tools. Very outcome oriented approach.
Just perfect well done impressive to see how the traditional tategu-shi’s back then used great joinery to built traditional houses. ありがとう⛩️🎏🙏🏽
Great work man!
Thank you! 😊🙌
I really enjoy your craftsmanship as well!
@@dylaniwakuni I find your work amazing!
Ingenious. Carpenters everywhere need to see this. We just waste way too much wood.
There's something amazing about old wood in how it works so much more consistently. At first, working a 100+ year old pine, for instance, is intimidating but once you really get into it you realize how much more you can rely on it not surprising you. I'll take old wood over new wood every time even though it's almost always more dense.
Eventually, we'll have to if things continue as they are. We should be reusing, but instead we bury things and when the landfill is full, it becomes a golf course or reserve. Wait until archaeologists start excavating today's landfills.
They might wonder how we lived in such a garbage laden society.
It's more stronger and flexible to survive the earthquake and strong winds kind of thing....
Very nice video ! The result is great, I liked that you included the layout process, and the music fits well. Thanks a lot for sharing !
Happy to hear that! Cheers! 😊🙌
Nice to see the way you rough out the joint before refining the finish/fit 👍
What do you do with the wood wedge after putting it in? Do you trim it off on both ends and chisel it so that's it's flush with the wood beam? or leave it as is?
How would this timber be oriented for in an horizontal application? Would the wedge be driven from the inside or the outside of the structure?
Beautiful work! Love your videos, editing is getting better and better!
Thank you 😊
Love these videos. So inspiring. Keep them coming!
Amazing joinery work, thank you for sharing 👍
Happy to hear that! Cheers!
Hi Dylan, great work as always!! Can I ask you a question? I would like to learn more about japanese carpentry and techniques: can you recommend some books or any advice that can help? Thank you, cheers from Italy!
Thank you 😊
For book recommendations, I have some listed in the link in the description. Cheers
Wow, wow, wow and wow !!!!!
Really enjoy your channel. Amazing craftsmanship!
Thank you 😊
The word he writes on the wood before cutting is 'Toru' (remove). It's reassuring to see that even master carpenters put reminders on the wood so as not to make mistakes.
Another great video.
Thank you, Dylan!
Thanks! 🙌
Its beautiful
何百年前の貴重な素材を蘇らせる職人さんの技術、素晴らしい！
Hi friend nice job. Maybe you can send plan this ? I can try at home this made thank you 🙂
Мастеру! Жму 🤝
nice man!
Thanks man! 😊🙌
Always fascinating! Thumbs up and thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😊
Nice man. Really loved this video. Hope to see more like it and hope you are well.
Thanks Marco! 😊🙌
Once again - stunning job!
Thanks!
Total perfection! thanks for sharing
Nice work! 👍😎
Cheers! 🙌
Awesome job, thank you for sharing.....
Magnifique ,quoi écrire de plus!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 que du bonheur pour les yeux d’amateur Charpentier /ebeniste
As usual you show us marvels . Cheers mate !
Great to hear that! Cheers!
Inspiring craftsmanship
Great!
Awesome joinery
Cheers! 🙌
Is it possible, to learn this kind of woodwork as a beginner or I must have some basic experience? Also if it is possible, is there a 'beginners pack' of tools, what I can practice?
Love the videos! What kind of wood is this and are you in Japan?
The joint makes a bit more sense to me now once I had seen it connecting.
Konichiha Iwakuni san !
Your video is awsome like always ! I love your page.
Shitsumon : Kansetsu no soko o kirei ni suru gijutsu wa arimasu ka
Question : y-a-t-il des techniques pour nettoyer le fond d'un joint ?
Thanks for your help ! ^^
すごいね
So beautiful man
Thank you 😊
Were you concerned about the checking? Both pieces have it; the new one in a somewhat unfortunate place, given the joint.
Pleeeeaaasee do a video on how you sharpen your chisels
amazing japan
Are the pieces numbered for easy reassembly?
That’s beautiful, thank you dylan , and if you could help me please im trying to find more content on japanese woodworking , online videos or online courses or books , please mention it here , much appreciated, and as always love your work :)
Great to hear you enjoyed it!
Lately, I've really been these informative videos from this channel: th-cam.com/channels/ndbPrLVkLw-_ktD8N9h4hw.html
Hi Ahmed , the Chanel Dylan recommends is really good , with great English subtitles
@@dylaniwakuni thank you :))
@@Chain21SAW thank you i’m sure i’ll enjoy it :))
That first saw was like... unexpected
Very well done 👍. It is so good to see how that majestic old wood was given such care and expertise. ❤️. !:- )
Cheers! 🙌
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Great work.
What are you writing in katakana on waste pieces? Cant figure it out :)
Thanks!
I just write トル (Toru) which simply means remove. It's just to make sure I don't carelessly cut the wrong side.
Eine Arbeit die leider fast keiner mehr Kann ist schon traurig.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Lovely work man! Would love to see your content on TikTok!! 🙌🏽🔥
What does トル mean? It seems like it's waste, but wasn't able to translate it.
maybe トル→すくい取る scoop out
好棒！金轮继中国名字叫做“楔钉榫”
stopped watching in complete and utter disinterest the instant you started using power tools
ざつい😁
あってないですね😁
Great !!!