Japanese Woodcraft Wisdom: How to Cut a Mortise with Clean Edges
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If you have a very sharp, stropped chisel it is possible to flatten the base of the mortise. This is done by holding the chisel vertically and using both hands, drag it back the length of the mortise, then from the other end. To flatten out any ridges, drag from side to side. It is possible also to ‘walk’ the chisel back and forth to pick off any little bumps. Also, though it’s a bit of a cheat, if you really need the adhesion at the end of the tennon and are a bit low on the mortise, it’s possible to fill the gap with dust and/or shavings which when wet with glue will compress and adhere and for a really solid bond on the end of the tennon.
I appreciate your explanations throughout the video. Thank you for recording many parts of this in real time and including sound as you progress.These really help a novice like me get an idea of how this should work.
Thank you! The advice about the edges and the grain line with respect to chisel cut direction was a big lesson for me.
Very nice videos! Your explanation is very well done and your english is impeccable :)
Excellent video with very good explanations on how deal with the grain direction when paring the last half millimeter of the mortise’s long sides!
Thank you so much for sharing all these details! Very educative!
So glad I found you! I am studying Japanese joinery, techniques and so forth. I very much appreciate being able to watch as well. Thank you, for taking the time to bring this tradition to so many of us here in the west.
I'd like to see a video on planing, grain flow, wood knots, and dealing with other problems in planing. Thanks for another great tutorial.
I love your calm, concise way of teaching; not to mention the amazing skills you display and share. Thank you so much for doing this work.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This has been invaluable advice on technique that I have been seeking for some time now.
I just took a course in Japanese joinery and this was a very good addition to my understanding of joinery.
Hi guys. Thank you very much for watching my video and also for your valuable feedback! Please check out my other videos.
Real nice informative video and I adore those chisels.
DIY Japanese Joinery your focus of, and method on showing/teaching is very balanced and direct. Thats a skill on itself. Never change it. Thanks.After watching 2vids im sold, subbed
DIY Japanese Joinery keep the videos coming please. Love your style.👍🏻
This is really cool! What's the music that you used in the background?
DIY Japanese Joinery
Thank you Sensei.
Really glad to see you putting out more vidios. I use Japanese tools and I value your knowledge a lot. Thank you. Please continue to post more
You are indeed a master craftsman! love watching your videos!
That was beautiful. I love the care you took for a hole that will never be seen once the joint is finished.
It seems you just started posting content again. Please continue because it is excellent.
Your videos are excellent in all aspects. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thank you for posting these videos! I have to say I was shocked by some of the comments overall - do not be concerned by these and please keep up this good work. I have learned a lot, so you are reaching those who are open to learning.
Thanks for your supportive comments. People who criticize on line are like horse flies - they sting but don't help with the plowing
Great use of editing to emphasise important information
Hi Jesse! Thanks finding me on TH-cam!
Yes, I notice a lot of video makers like to show themselves in the video, like we came to see them work. I like this video was mostly about the work and what's going on.
@@moonblink Yes, too many people spend a lot of time expressing themselves when what we come to learn is woodworking. Japanese Joinery has beautiful self-restraint and does not stray from the subject of how to cut perfectly.
Man keep posting videos please, I love the way you explain everything so well. Thank you!
I don't even know why I'm watching this. I don't even own a chisel.
Mitchell Shotbolt nor did I until a few weeks ago. Gotta start somewhere right?!
Because Japanese woodworking is just art!
It has been a year. Do you own chisels now? I hope so!
It's now been 2 years, you got a chisel yet?
I don't think you need a chisel, just to watch him working is all you need
You need to spread more information about the Japanese masters. They are the best in the world !!! I really want to learn how to work the same way ... Thanks for the video.
Your woodwork and videos are top-notch. Thank you!
The detailed explanation of the techniques you use are very useful to me. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge.
The most useful woodworking I have watched in quite a while. Oustanding!
Thank you for the clear explanations and inserted still-pictures - a very informative video!
Awesome!! Thank you for sharing!!! Nice video, never really understand how those great craftsman do such clean work but now I do understand a little bit.
Great video. I like the pace you demonstrate at, gives me a chance to learn. liked and subscribed.
This is the best tutorial on the subject I have seen. Excellent job!
Excellent work, and I enjoy learning some of the finer details that you provide. I've cut a number of mortises by hand, but have always had trouble with keep straight lines. Watching this and seeing how you work with the direction of grain made it clear as to what I had missed in the past.
Domo arrigatto.
Thank you. Cut my very first mortise using this technique, extremely happy with the results and the clean edges 🙂. Again, thank you.
Amazing. Great, clear, concise explanations. I will be adopting these techniques as I learn this new skill.
This is so therapeutic and beautiful - well done
This is truly an incredible vid, thanks so much for uploading!
Thank you so much for the videos! I love them!! Keep them coming!!
I enjoy watching your work. I'm a 70 year old disabled veteran with Peripheral Neuropathy and Stenosis with drastically reduced motor use in the hands. I can do precise work, but much slower than you work. Still satisfying, to work with wood. Keep up the good work and good videos. Regards.
well executed - thank you!
So glad I came upon your video. I have not looked to see if you have other videos but I still subscribed. Thank you for a great video.
excellent video, thank you for taking the time to make and share it
I did this today using the instructions in this video. Thank you so much, it works!
Wow. Great detail on the subtleties of cutting precise crisp mortises. Just what I was looking for as I embark upon some double through mortises that will be ruined by any sloppiness.
HISA, you are a very good woodworker and great teacher. Thank you for your lessons at RMIT in melbourne it's Raphael here :)
your work is beautiful and your work area is very tidy!!
Thaks for this amazing vídeo. Very clear. Perfect.
Excellent. Very instructive. Thanks.
Thank you for the concise tutorial and simple explanations. I will try this technique on the project I'm starting today.
I particularly like your treatment of the corners. That's completely new to me and an area I've had problems with.
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Amazing advice. Thank you!
Beautiful...keep them coming, we want more 😁
And now I understand what I was doing wrong...making my job harder on that project practice piece. Thank you!
Very nice video with some very good tips for cutting mortises with just a chisel. For someone like me who is just starting out doing woodworking, it's the perfect tutorial. ありがとう ございます.
I am actually looking for how to instructions on this using chisels. Bingo! Thank you.
excellent how to video! thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise!!
So good to see you are making videos again. Every video shows the simplicity and complexity of how you work with wood. Thank you again.
Very instructive....please produce more videos. Please show the marking of the wood also in quick time. Thanks for giving your knowledge to others less knowledgable.
I was watching Paul sellers woodworking and found these wonderful videos next.
nagoya kara arigatougozaimasu !
I love him too!
Lovely tutorial, skills, explanation, will watch more of your channel,ty
Have recently found your channel and I'm hooked!
Such valuable information. Thank you. Even though this is basic, it follows the law of nature, which is basic. Learn first the basics, and with them, all art is formed.
Thank you! david
Thank you for taking your time to show us this beautiful method for wood working with us! You are an excellent teacher too👍👍🙏
Thank you for taking your time to watch my video. I will be posting more videos so please visit again.
I certainly will be! Thank you 😊
greetings from germany. thank you very much for this excellent video and please keep them coming.
Great job. Your video is relaxing and informative.
Very informativ, thanks for sharing! Will try my first Andon lamp project soon, and this helped me alot. Very nice looking chisels btw!
Finally an in depth video on these i can stand a "how to video" that isn't actually to she you how to but you really nailed that man this is very in depth by comparison
Beautiful workmanship, really nice and relaxing...
Very nice workshop! Very well organized.
Thank you, I'm learning so much from these videos!
Thank you very much for your videos, I'm very inspired by your videos. I learn a great amount from you. I have been a welder and woodworker all of my life 43 years I'm actually 53. but I continue to less. very valuable information and techniques.
Thank you
Beautiful my friend love your style of hand wood working it’s amazing I only use Japanese style pull saws and Japanese style hand chisels as I find them much more comfortable to use and they seem to work much better for me keep up the great videos freind and thanks
Your voice is so soothing 😄 Great videos on this channel - please keep it up!
Excellent display and instructions. I am not experienced but understood it.
I love your lessons! どうもありがとうございます！！！
Thank you! It's very useful knowledge for me!!!
This was awesome! Learned a lot. TY
very good video :) thanks a lot! keep em coming! :D
thank you, very helpful
dorian, he is a dam fine carpenter, ive been watching your vids as well your great
Thankyou - very informative
Love your music very peaceful thank you very educational
Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Really good Video !! Keep going !
Great video!
Thank you for this helpful instructional video! I'm curious whether the approach (clearing out the center vs. the ends) for cutting a mortise is different depending on whether you are using soft or hardwood (pine or oak).
Geat videos! i love japanese woodworking
oh wow. I've been doing this wrong! lol! Thanks for the demo!
Thank you so much for your videos. The V shape is very helpful.
these vids are top notch
Nice video, thanks!
Great skills!
Thank you for the video Sensei
Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Great job 👌
Thanks for the explanation.. while I am not there yet, I hope to be this good one day.
Thanks i'm looking Forward to start practising
Wish you were my teacher. Big respect from Aotearoa
Young sir. iv watched a lot of videos on Japanese Masters at work You have the makings of being a master. Really liked the video your English is perfect and I will subscribe to your site . Many thanks.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, I’ve never seen this technique but I really like it...well done sir
Thank you for such a well done tutorial video
Fantastic! Nice guide and tips about mortices I learned a little bit today aswell - Also, I REALLY like your cam activated hold fast, didn't know that was a thing
very nice work❤ thumbs up:)
Excellent! Very instructive video.