Awesome No Screw With Japanese Woodworking Joints Skills, Making Tensegrity Wood Structure
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- Awesome No Screw With Japanese Woodworking Joints Skills, Making Tensegrity Wood Structure
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Not only do I find the the level of precision in your work amazing, it's the beauty of the joints themselves ... thank you for sharing.
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The Meng Dynasty 明朝 (1368 - 1644) built the Palace (Today's Forbidden City ) at Peking in 1406, completed in 1420 with the entire wooden structures ( close to 10,000 structures ) built without a single piece of iron nail.
《紫禁城和故宫是同一个地方。故宫，旧时又称紫禁城，是明清两代的皇宫，是明成祖朱棣所建，从1406年建到1420年才建成，故宫是中国乃至世界上保持得最完整，规模最大的木质建构古建筑群。》
I read your comment while he was making the pencil markings and i was thinking how i could probably do that if i had all the equipment this guy has. Then i see he start using hand tools. Then i understood. Respect.
I could not make a tighter joint than that even with my modern woodworking tools that I own right now. For a fact, I know I couldn’t get it that tight and snug!! Wtf?! He’s literally needing to tap the dry fit apart from each other!! That’s insane!! Master Joint Maker.
Absolute presicion, knowing how far to go, when to stop. Could this be alchemy? Possibly, I am completely bowled over by this man's artistry, Respect tenfold 💜
No it is not alchemy
The joy on this man's face says it all... this video is oddly calming. Sharp chisels, a well-worn workbench, years of practice and refinement making it all seem so effortless. Patience. Faith. A nice break from our modern world.
That is what I call perfection. I like woodwork but I don't have the skill to match your skills.
Thank you for sharing this video.
It is wonderful watching a master at work.
It was uploaded not shared.
super creative, wood joints like this look neat and clean, without screws.
What a precision. I'm impressed. Well done.
Always wanted to give joinery like this a shot! Nice work
Thanks a lot
What caught my attention is the raw nature of his work bench. Truly functional, yet natural. No unnecessary embellishments.
👏👏
This is so impressive. I was like, “Yeah, with a modern table saw you can......, awe shit, he uses a coping saw and a chisel.”
WOW😍
That’s a beautiful piece of labor…. I learn so much from watching these masters at work
You have much more patience than I do. Or you just love your work, or both.
Низкий поклон Вам за Вашу работу, МАСТЕР !!!!!
Lml0)
The wood is making love
I’ve seen some finished pieces of antique furniture that involved this level of craftsmanship but I’ve never even imagined anything like this could be done in just minutes. Thanks for sharing your amazing skills with us and I look forward to seeing more
600 minutes
How the heck ya gonna keep those cuts straight and true across the thickness of the timber?!?! Amazing- nice work!
You're hired sir!
Even if I could lay this joint out I could never cut it out with his practiced precision, so impressive.
Looks completely perfect when you prefer doing things the hard way
In our first year of enginnering we have carpentry workshop. One of my favourite classes ✨
Современные станки делают подобные вещи с такой точностью и без зазоров,для этого нужен большой опыт,это просто высший класс
The Meng Dynasty 明朝 (1368 - 1644) built the Palace (Today's Forbidden City ) at Peking in 1406, completed in 1420 with the entire wooden structures ( close to 10,000 structures ) built without a single piece of iron nail.
《紫禁城和故宫是同一个地方。故宫，旧时又称紫禁城，是明清两代的皇宫，是明成祖朱棣所建，从1406年建到1420年才建成，故宫是中国乃至世界上保持得最完整，规模最大的木质建构古建筑群。》
If you crank it to twice the normal speed, when he starts sawing at 1:15 it sounds like chipmunks laughing 👌
Wow, unglaublich dieser Mann!!!
Er arbeitet präziser als jede CNC Maschine und das ohne Computer und sogar ohne Strom!
Wahnsinn! 🇯🇵
Looks nicer without screws too!
The wood is marking love
Jeez!! Crazy joints!! Great job! I just finished filming a video where I refinish a painted mid-century table. Keep up the good work 🙏🏻
♥love it thanks you
I hope you didn’t repaint it.. there’s nothing worse that people painting beautiful wood
@@chrisbrunette9495 agree! Nope, I turned out great 😊
日本から動画を拝見しています。
美しい仕事と心地良い音が素晴らしい！
😁Sir thank you for the tutorial. I have wanted to see one of these put together since I saw Franky use it in one piece. Is new hyper focus time! I’m going to screw up so much wood trying to copy this.😅 Thank you.
Woodpeckers look at this man as a god
Wow amazing,
You are a great woodworker! Thank you for the inspiration!
yeahhhhh thanks youuuuuuuuu
That is just gorgeous 😍
This is top level craftsmanship but man building with this kind of woodwork would take FOREVER!!!
He sure enjoys what he does. Painstaking precise work!
This is beautiful, this is art!
Absolutely beautiful work.
Love the video, damn fine work. Thank you
Now that's knowing what your doing..!!!!!!
Real talant beautifully done.. 10/10
You knew how good it was going to hook up 😁
Superb control on hands !!!
Respect that craftsmanship
Perfeito genial
I bet this is why Japanese wood workers have IRON GRIPS!!
That is Bloody Beautiful work Sir ✝️🇺🇸😀👍
Really enjoyed
Different shapes and type of joints... Great job
I wish I had the patience to do precision woodworking like this.
Incredible
Imagine what this craftsman would with some power tools.
Beautiful joinery
Отличная работа
This is insane!
Patience and precision.
Winning combination.
💯❤️
Obviously a master carpenter. And a left hander 🤩
Работа супер!
Works great?
A machine could not have done that better! Wow!
It's the pencil shavings for me. What a craftsman
Alle Achtung, der gute Mann hat was drauf. Akurate 👍👌Arbeit. Und das mit purer ausschließlicher genauer Handarbeit. Bin auch Tischler, weiß wovon ich rede und was es für Arbeit macht, wenn es am Ende so gut aussehen soll 👍
Руки золотые!
The sound of the mallet is actually very comforting.
Beautiful job.
No talking. The Action speaks for itself.
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You must have sharp chisel and working i high precision to make this joint work properly. Thanks you for the share, mr. Carpenters 👍👍
Wow, he did that by hand with a better fit that most power tools could provide. Amazing 👏
fun fact about this style of woodworking but it actually relies on being technically a "bad" fit
you want the inner piece to be a *tiny* bit too big or the outer piece to be a *tiny* bit too small.
The trick is that the inaccuracies produced by working by hand actually make the joint a lot tighter, even if you're building them to match each other.
What beautiful precision and beautiful work. All with very simple tools, we are far from a CNC milling machine. A big congratulations.
Awesome awesome work!!!!!
Sir,you are a master
Muito bom, trabalho perfeito, obrigado.
This is satisfying to watch ✌️ 😊
Amazing. Very impressive
QUE BELLEZA GRACIAS
Amazing what YAH's creation can do with talent and discipline!
보통 손재주가 아니네요 정말 아주 유명한 목수인 것 같습니다 항상 건강하시고 행복하세요
Wow so accurate work.
OMG, You are so talented.
Какая точность подгонки при ручной работе! 👍 Раньше такие замки делали в России, при сборке домов из деревянных срубов.
Beautiful work!
A true craftsman 👍
Well done master. Saved video, Thanks. 👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing this.
Meus parabena por esselente trabalho na carpintaria .
It probably works great, but having the skill to make a precise cut like that is the tricky part.
Looks much better than using hammer and nails. It fits perfectly.
Its even better to use the same kind of Wood.
Make the joint exactly the same.
Store one of them in a cold place the other one in a warm place.
After a day you put them together and when they adjust to temperature they will fit perfect.
Beautiful joinery!
I went to an Architecture museum in Korea.... It was amazing!
Great job love your work well done real professional. I wish I was as good as you. You really do a great job. Well done Sierra well done indeed, real professional work.
Good example
Beautiful!
Very impressive joint.
Just amazing beautiful craftsmanship 🙏👍
Amazing.....Good.Good...Good
The tappa-tap-tap-tap ASMR channel.
This guy is what I would call a master craftsman, his precision with the tools he has is amazing, an absolute joy to watch.
Wow, I really like your tricks. I ask permission to share it. Yes, Sir...👍👍👍👍👍
Perfeito ! Um dia quero fazer um igual . 🇧🇷🇧🇷🌷. São Luís do Ma.
Nice
I've never seen anybody saw that fast before!
Masterclass.
I bought my head before a great master of woodworking