@@Theoryofcatsndogs They probably ment that they didn't use modern nails and so on. They used mostly traditional methods and wood joinery which is beautifully handcrafted edit: Like most buildings that get renovated or newly built you need to use the normed methods at some point. eg: the nails in the roof are not out of wood
Amazing workmanship, these building have proven history against earthquakes due to the interlocking structures......the world can learn a lot from these skilled people...
Off course you japanese are the most genius nations on this planet, I swear you are,becoz I'm watching you from my very childhood,I have learned a lot from the Japanese work, kudos to you.
At every stage the Art of making is quiet in appearance but may seem extreme and complex in construction. Excellent Artisan display of high standards and quality. Thank-you
Well, they still have to meet modern safety standards/codes, but for the most part, they still built it using the traditional methods, just with added screws, nails and lag bolts to secure the joints and joinery in place.
The Overall build is without screws and nails like traditional westerners build, bamboo to bamboo connections, and when using metal accents metal to metal connections.
as an american I am amazed at your building style.. as a carpenter and wood worker of many many years, It is a joy and a pleasure to watch your craft men at work.. I have watched a few of these videos now must subscribe for the shear pleasure of watching your masters at work..
Just watching this was so inspirational. Watching these men work with such skill is astonishing. I loved the ceiling to most, I wish I own a Japanese style house so I could put a ceiling like that up. It was beautiful, the whole house was beautiful the garden was peaceful and beautiful.
I'm addicted to the natural materials they use to build such a perfect teahouse, woods, bamboo, sands, hemp ropes,etc. And all the details are perfect, it's very satisfied to watch for a perfectionist. Great great jobs, I stop doubting myself that perfectionism is psyco.
What a beautiful project showcasing the traditional way of building a Japanese home. I like the symbolism in the garden ground. The sidewalk around the house front has a cemented bowl with a pair of chopsticks. But I cannot figure out what that big round urn that is buried in the ground inside the house. Anyone know what it is used for? Thanks.
I watched this gentle bashing it two knives that split a log 1metre across. I struggle with an axe and a 30cm log. All of the thin copper strips is an amazing eye rest to see such beauty. I loved it. Thank-you
Ofcourse you Japanese are human being , But no doubt you'll work like an ANGELs so much dedicated to it with hearts and souls neither live any mistake so carefully doing it , THAT'S the reason you're world # 1 , and only one who are remember , LOVE by all , May the lord almighty helps you'll & have mercy upon you'll....
I watch a lot of the Jungle Guys build homes and this is VERY SIMILAR. It is more refined and exacting in size and fit......but same materials and same method of building the simplest of homes. Very very nice and 100% good for environment too. We should have adopted this method of building at least homes to save trees. Laugh now while you can and the tree hug humor. ....BUT TIMES UP AND WE ALL MADE A BAD DECISION OVER AND OVER FOR A CENTURY.
I have a friend who is native American. He said before the white people came to the northwest coast, they would split planks our of the living cedar trees to make houses. It would leave the tree intact, to grow more wood. And of course, cedar needed no paint nor weatherproofing
And I noticed two screws in a wall joint. I am very impressed with their craftsmanship, at the same time I was like “ What the hell, screws!” Sometimes you got a cut a few corners… or screw em’.
Es excelente lo que hacen, el estilo de fabricacion artesanal, casi a la perfeccion. Pero el titulo dice "sin clavos ni tornillos" y en realidad, si los usan. jaja.
I do wish people would put correct titles on their videos. I'm sure they used screws, nails and ragbolts. Brilliant craftsmanship nevertheless, especially cutting the bamboo to fit the profile of the base stones.
Without nails or screws!* *sees screw at 2:44 and the giant nuts/bolts holding it in place. But with that said, I see how they would have made these pre screws, nails, bolts and other modern, mass-produced products.
Yes they did, and it makes the title rather misleading. There are nails, bolts, concrete and all manner of modern materials in this project...and there wasn't in original work, nor does there have to be in many projects like this...
@Nevermind Building codes are global now...That is understood. I still don't have to use nails, concrete or other modern materials in projects and they get built and are approved by both PE, and code officials...So who is ignorant here about the facts of traditional building?
Now MOST comments will be: "Misleading title, l saw a screw, they use nails" etc... ENJOY THE PERFECTIONISAM OF THIS CRAFTSMANSHIP ! (Read down). The other day l assembled an IKEA (flat pack) cabinet, took me 2 days to finish, and l put the hinges on the wrong side. (When l close the drawers there is a 6-7 mm. gap - plus l have to put a beer bottle cap under one side in order to close the cabinet door)! It looks like "Made by Homer Simpson" compared to this artisans craftsmanship ! COMPLAIN ONLY IF YOU CAN DO IT BETTER!
@ I am sorry about my spelling, as English is not my first (mother) language. But l hope that it is good enough so you can understand my message and get the point? Cheers.
this is truly awesome.. however 2:28 looks an awful lot like hes using a wrench to tighten a bolt atop of a screw. but its gorgeous... just keep it real.
Japanese craftsmanship - there’s nothing like it. It’s jaw-dropping to watch the skill and attention involved.
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"...Without Nails or Screws" but we never said no Nuts and Bolts! Seriously, beautiful inspiring craftsmanship 🙏
There are plenty of screws and nails in this build as well.
They used screws when connected the column with base stone is because of the regulations for earthquakes. Most nail is not metal nail.
@@Theoryofcatsndogs They probably ment that they didn't use modern nails and so on. They used mostly traditional methods and wood joinery which is beautifully handcrafted
edit: Like most buildings that get renovated or newly built you need to use the normed methods at some point. eg: the nails in the roof are not out of wood
@@ju5t1n78 1:05 that doesnt look like ancient screw does it?
Amazing workmanship, these building have proven history against earthquakes due to the interlocking structures......the world can learn a lot from these skilled people...
Marc’s effects Back of the net !
Off course you japanese are the most genius nations on this planet, I swear you are,becoz I'm watching you from my very childhood,I have learned a lot from the Japanese work, kudos to you.
At every stage the Art of making is quiet in appearance but may seem extreme and complex in construction. Excellent Artisan display of high standards and quality. Thank-you
I love how they build keeping integrating the Zen philosophy into the construction and handcrafts!
Yes, they used nails, screws AND lag bolts.... misleading title.
Have to agree
I was about to comment that
Screw at 2:45
Well, they still have to meet modern safety standards/codes, but for the most part, they still built it using the traditional methods, just with added screws, nails and lag bolts to secure the joints and joinery in place.
The Overall build is without screws and nails like traditional westerners build, bamboo to bamboo connections, and when using metal accents metal to metal connections.
Stunningly beautiful 🙂
as an american I am amazed at your building style.. as a carpenter and wood worker of many many years, It is a joy and a pleasure to watch your craft men at work.. I have watched a few of these videos now must subscribe for the shear pleasure of watching your masters at work..
Just watching this was so inspirational. Watching these men work with such skill is astonishing. I loved the ceiling to most, I wish I own a Japanese style house so I could put a ceiling like that up. It was beautiful, the whole house was beautiful the garden was peaceful and beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it
it was amazing to watch how they build this awesome house
glad you enjoyed it!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts i did, thank you!
The workmanship is world's above anything else.
Awesome sauce, from mud clad huts, cars to robots, anything
... to perfection, what a kind of people
I'm addicted to the natural materials they use to build such a perfect teahouse, woods, bamboo, sands, hemp ropes,etc. And all the details are perfect, it's very satisfied to watch for a perfectionist. Great great jobs, I stop doubting myself that perfectionism is psyco.
Thank you very much!
Levels of Perfection. Low, Mid, High and the Japan level.
Thanks
Remarkable craftsmanship!
Nagyon köszönöm! Szószerint évtizedek óta keresem ezt a filmet!
Thank you very much! I’ve been literally looking for this movie for decades!
This is a real craftmanship.wow god job sir😊
What a beautiful project showcasing the traditional way of building a Japanese home. I like the symbolism in the garden ground. The sidewalk around the house front has a cemented bowl with a pair of chopsticks. But I cannot figure out what that big round urn that is buried in the ground inside the house. Anyone know what it is used for? Thanks.
I wonder if any of these wood working masters have made a modern space frame? That would be great to see wood joinery skills.
This is relaxing.
thank you for sharing was an amazing experience.
Our pleasure!
Interesting Bamboo nails 8:20. Love the use of Bamboo
Super!
This was incredible episode.... So incredible their techniques.....
Wow! Perfection!
Just beautiful workmanship,,,
I watched this gentle bashing it two knives that split a log 1metre across. I struggle with an axe and a 30cm log. All of the thin copper strips is an amazing eye rest to see such beauty. I loved it. Thank-you
I'm glad you enjoyed it
Ha! I saw them old guys use screws and nails!
Was für Künstler!
Браво Мастерам!
Exquisite Excellence!
Truly amazing craftsmanship
Suparb....👌
WOW, very nice video.
I like this design where no nails and / or screws are taken.
I am going to build my house like this
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lovely home.
Bonjour, just amazing !!
Amazing
Not sure about the title but it was a wonderful video I loved it!!.👍👍👍
These people are masters at there trade no matter what anyone says.
awesome
You should have said minimal usage of nails and bolts, but still a great video. Thanks.
Clever
just beautiful!! i want such a house for my little garden :-)
Daiko -san
Este é o meu trabalho.
É uma terapia.
Yep I think they nailed that one!
Bolts, screws, and nails at 2:28 2:38 2:45 3:10 5:13 5:24 8:46 10:47 11:13 and 15:52
😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah what the hell...
Os caras são bons demais!!! Excepcionais trabalhos!!!
Thanks
I saw at least 1 screw used in the roof where they tied pieces down!
Threaded nuts, bolts and washers used @2:27
3:40 what a soundtrack...
Ofcourse you Japanese are human being , But no doubt you'll work like an ANGELs so much dedicated to it with hearts and souls neither live any mistake so carefully doing it , THAT'S the reason you're world # 1 , and only one who are remember , LOVE by all , May the lord almighty helps you'll & have mercy upon you'll....
amazing...
Awesome a art Tradicional Tea House ,belissimo
Habrá algo que los japoneses no realicen a la perfección?
Son verdaderas obras de arte cada uno de sus trabajos.
wow!
I watch a lot of the Jungle Guys build homes and this is VERY SIMILAR. It is more refined and exacting in size and fit......but same materials and same method of building the simplest of homes. Very very nice and 100% good for environment too. We should have adopted this method of building at least homes to save trees. Laugh now while you can and the tree hug humor. ....BUT TIMES UP AND WE ALL MADE A BAD DECISION OVER AND OVER FOR A CENTURY.
I have a friend who is native American. He said before the white people came to the northwest coast, they would split planks our of the living cedar trees to make houses. It would leave the tree intact, to grow more wood. And of course, cedar needed no paint nor weatherproofing
What is the material list for this type of house
Very nice craftsmanship but I saw screws!!!!!
Wow
seen some screws in the roofing supports and the door frames nailed down copper
And I noticed two screws in a wall joint. I am very impressed with their craftsmanship, at the same time I was like “ What the hell, screws!” Sometimes you got a cut a few corners… or screw em’.
I would love to have these guys build me a house
Really curious, where are you getting these videos? I wanna go down the rabbit hole.
a friend named Kakuri has sent it to me
Ah, I see!
I think they are advanced. Sigh!☺️
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i read title twice to make sure what was supposed to be happening,, but they still used nails,bolts,and screws,, thank ya fer the video
Imma go sell all my building tools now and take up porch rocking. Sheesh!!
Wow!
Es excelente lo que hacen, el estilo de fabricacion artesanal, casi a la perfeccion. Pero el titulo dice "sin clavos ni tornillos" y en realidad, si los usan. jaja.
without screw's??? but what is it on 1:05
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I do wish people would put correct titles on their videos. I'm sure they used screws, nails and ragbolts. Brilliant craftsmanship nevertheless, especially cutting the bamboo to fit the profile of the base stones.
nails & screws begin @ 4:59 if you dont count the ramset bolts used in the foundation stones..
I count very bolt or nail we see in any part of this structure. I don't understand how they had the nerve to title the video this way.
I think you should say that they only use screw and bolt for the pillar!! 😉
Thanks for sharing anyway!!!
5:13 there are literally nails! The title lied.
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Without nails or screws!*
*sees screw at 2:44 and the giant nuts/bolts holding it in place.
But with that said, I see how they would have made these pre screws, nails, bolts and other modern, mass-produced products.
I understand the title of the video.
But they still used nails...
Yes they did, and it makes the title rather misleading. There are nails, bolts, concrete and all manner of modern materials in this project...and there wasn't in original work, nor does there have to be in many projects like this...
@Nevermind Building codes are global now...That is understood. I still don't have to use nails, concrete or other modern materials in projects and they get built and are approved by both PE, and code officials...So who is ignorant here about the facts of traditional building?
Berharap bisa ke Jepang..
5:10 nailed it
I beg to differ on the titel, i saw both nails and screws.
I saw nails, screws and a bolt.
Now MOST comments will be:
"Misleading title, l saw a screw, they use nails" etc...
ENJOY THE PERFECTIONISAM OF THIS CRAFTSMANSHIP ! (Read down).
The other day l assembled an IKEA (flat pack) cabinet, took me 2 days to finish, and l put the hinges on the wrong side.
(When l close the drawers there is a 6-7 mm. gap - plus l have to put a beer bottle cap under one side in order to close the cabinet door)!
It looks like "Made by Homer Simpson" compared to this artisans craftsmanship !
COMPLAIN ONLY IF YOU CAN DO IT BETTER!
i enjoy the perfectionisam of your spelling
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I am sorry about my spelling, as English is not my first (mother) language.
But l hope that it is good enough so you can understand my message and get the point?
Cheers.
I did see some nails used
Without nails and screws, but got bolts and nuts, is also it traditional?
Who dafug gave them permission to be so perfect
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It’s all sweet & heaven till 2:26 when this grampa flashes the screws BAM a’with a Nut! BAMBOOZLED
this is truly awesome.. however 2:28 looks an awful lot like hes using a wrench to tighten a bolt atop of a screw. but its gorgeous... just keep it real.
Good point...Thank you!!
No nails but screws and bolts, yes.
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I saw a screw at 1:04
Now let's shoot a Hollywood fight scene here 😂
Did I saw bolts? They didn't follow the title.
in this video all i see they used alot of nail and screw, u can change the title
I saw a screw-head @2:45.