私はあなたのビデオをとても楽しんでいます。私は職人からたくさんのことを学びます。動画を長くしてもらえますか？ありがとうございました。 I enjoy your videos very much, I learn a lot from the craftsmen. Can you please make the videos longer? Thank you.
I guess there was not enough metal to make nails in the ancient Japan, so people have to figure out how to make stable constructions with the wooden joints only. Very impressive. Please keep uploading more videos. ;) P.S. Yes, I love to speculate on things I don't know.
Bob Lake Who knows. I guess the kind of E connection (both sides with E's, I don't know the name) with nails should to the job without any complicated joints
yoyoyo Generaly speaking, people who make intricate structures with wood, like cabinet makers, etc, prefer not to use iron nails or screws, prefering wood dowels and glue instead. I'm told that, combined with a proper joint, the structure is more solid and lasts longer, as screws and nails eventualy bruise the wood and loosen.
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Actually it is because those joints are earth quake resistent. ;) Impressive indeed.
Not a chance lol. These guys here are masters of their craft. The typical people who renovate houses are high school dropouts who turned into druggies or alcoholics.
Buildings (Mostly Shrines and Temples) built with this technique are still standing hundreds of years later, even after having withstood not only major earthquakes, but thousands of smaller ones, so they are very strong. A great thing about using this style is that there is no nails or metal joints to rust, or erode in less than 50 years ;)
Everyone, thank you for your comment.
As much as possible to use the Google translation, and return comments.
Arigatou gozaimasu. :)
Awsomeさんのワーク紳士は、私が見ていきます。ありがとう
This style of wood structure construction is a thing of beauty. It's fine art!
Charles Maxwell Too happy.
Japanese traditional architecture and technique are impressive, I really enjoyed watching this video!
Most beautiful wood working I have ever seen.
私が今まで見てきた作業で最も美しい木。
ずーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーっと見てられる動画ですね。
ありがとうございます。
Great work guys. I love watching this type of wood working. Fantastic tradition!
I am a cabinet maker who trained in Australia. I think this type of work is amazing! Keep it up!
Simply amazing joinery. I wish they would come to the United States to teach us these techniques.
Japanese carpentry such as this is absolutely amazing 👍🏽
No conocía esta técnica y al decir verdad me asombró. mucha precisión en las mediciones. felicitaciones y gracias por compartir.
I wish you guys would put together a video on how these joints are made. i would love to learn this
There is an art to everything, and the Japanese continue to master them.
Such an incredible techniques used by our Ancestor, yes? Hope to learn and applied it
it there some books or dvd, showing how to layout the joint and make them.. will to use some on my garden house...
Wonderful techniques! Thank you for sharing.
I wish there were more Japanese doing this so in America we could learn! AWESOME!
check out Jay VanArsdale in Oakland CA
私はあなたのビデオをとても楽しんでいます。私は職人からたくさんのことを学びます。動画を長くしてもらえますか？ありがとうございました。
I enjoy your videos very much, I learn a lot from the craftsmen. Can you please make the videos longer? Thank you.
これが大工か～すばらしい。
Thank you for sharing this!
Amazing!
That is amazing!
Can this technique be used to construct boats?
それは素晴らしいです！
この技術は、ボートを構築するために使用することができますか？
I guess there was not enough metal to make nails in the ancient Japan, so people have to figure out how to make stable constructions with the wooden joints only. Very impressive.
Please keep uploading more videos. ;)
P.S. Yes, I love to speculate on things I don't know.
That may be part of it, but the other reason is that joints like this are stronger than anything you could do with nails.
Bob Lake Who knows. I guess the kind of E connection (both sides with E's, I don't know the name) with nails should to the job without any complicated joints
yoyoyo
Generaly speaking, people who make intricate structures with wood, like cabinet makers, etc, prefer not to use iron nails or screws, prefering wood dowels and glue instead. I'm told that, combined with a proper joint, the structure is more solid and lasts longer, as screws and nails eventualy bruise the wood and loosen.
Actually it is because those joints are earth quake resistent. ;) Impressive indeed.
Loïc Desiron
Yes, now that you mention it, I remember hearing that about them.
Quality work
Absolutely beautiful.
Perfect work !!!
nice job
Awesome!
I'm betting I can't get the guys renovating my house to do something this cool.
Not a chance lol. These guys here are masters of their craft. The typical people who renovate houses are high school dropouts who turned into druggies or alcoholics.
美しいです
Impresionante !!!
ちょうど今、学校で車知継ぎやってる！
Hi it would have been nice if the video have subtitles, to make it more easier for the viewers who are not Japanese.
how long does it take to make an intricate joint like this?
exellent!
Thank you!
Очень красиво.
How do you compare structural strength of such joints? Is it the amount of wood left in the male part of the joint?
Buildings (Mostly Shrines and Temples) built with this technique are still standing hundreds of years later, even after having withstood not only major earthquakes, but thousands of smaller ones, so they are very strong. A great thing about using this style is that there is no nails or metal joints to rust, or erode in less than 50 years ;)
GLORIOUS NIPPōN WOOD MAKE SUPERTIGHT FIT
BAKA GAIJIN MUST USE NAILS/FITTINGS/GLUE
Sugoi!
Muy bueno
What sort of wood it is? It looks very tough
+Martynas Vizbaras Probably cedar.
Trop forts !
もはや芸術。誰が考えたのかな？外国にこんな技術ないでしょう？
見習い
Why are you afraid of missing it?
Pikabu здесь?
👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🎌
я не понял... а для чего это?
Ростислав Сахно Это конструкционный материал дома. Он не использует аппаратные средства.
+小林建工 [TH-cam] 日本の伝統建築の継承・技術を繋ぐために я хочу научиться делать так как вы.
wow
шикарно.........
for the sake of earthquake‐resistant construction...
你們接受外國人去學習嗎？
我很抱歉。招聘没有。
ありがとう
O ganki desu ka? that's all I got.
Japanese = Discipline .
Нихуясебе! Во дают!
Два бревна крест накрест. Зачем столько геморроя?
-_-
美しいです