Extreme Japanese Woodworking Technique that Combines Two Methods Of Cutting Joints

Extreme Japanese Woodworking Technique that Combines Two Methods Of Cutting Joints
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[@godbluffvdgg]

That chisel is so sharp!... As a carpenter for 35 plus years; I can appreciate that joint...Master level work...

[@HCarpenter]

Thank you

[@TheCyberMantis]

Japanese steel is the best steel.

[@TheShorebird]

You aren't kidding! I've been doing Home Improvement for just as long and it looks like a drop of water wouldn't squeeze through that joint! Precision cuts, for sure!

[@godbluffvdgg]

@@TheCyberMantis Debatable but, I own some and love it...Swiss steel, German steel and U.S steel are no slouches as well...:) British, Spanish and French make great steel too...: )

[@TheCyberMantis]

@@godbluffvdgg Hattori Hanzo. Game over.

[@michaellee8198]

You continue to impress making difficult carpentry look easy using basic tools, This joint in particular is exceptional. Well done Sir!

[@johnredman2065]

64 year old joiner hear ,really skilled craftsman there I take nothing away from him ,he definitely sanded over the joints before the final shot .👀

[@neildunbar1231]

Perfect as are all the joints you make. Still love that smile and thumbs up

[@Player-pj9kt]

I'm impressed by how you were able to chisel the wood so it fits together perfectly

[@ForestWoodworks]

H, I must agree with others' sentiments in that your craftsmanship continues to amaze. Very inspiring, and the results are always beautiful yet functional. Now, if I could just get that darn table saw restored I'll start practicing. From America ❤it!

[@TheCyberMantis]

Like a Tetris puzzle. Very satisfying to see it come together. All done by hand. Impressive. Japan rocks!

[@james_860]

Truly a work of art

[@anbuoils186]

Keep up the good work

[@50FTY]

WOW,,,, Simply Awesome !!!!!!

[@ChuckCoy]

No power tools, no glue, no nails, no fail joint. Truly AMAZING!

[@paruhblgen4222]

This is best. I tried to make metal jigs for corner joints, but they are easier to make manually

[@Sr-w7n]

Very nice working class 😮🙂

[@evolancer211]

Nicely done. Those joints are barely visible when it's put together, stunning

[@paulhopkins1905]

Now that is an actually skilled woodworker

[@BudjetBassin]

Great video!🔥

[@batnrs1]

Master level work...!

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

Those are some mad skills!

[@Khmer797]

Uncle is very good at connecting wood

[@luketodd618]

Those finger joints are so clean and neat, I wish I could make mine that good in school

[@richardlee6886]

The accuracy of that joint 🤯

[@roughroosterknifesharpenin5531]

Fantastic. Question. Why do you use a straight stick for chisel work and not a mallet?

[@darta1094]

Fantastic. With just ruler and a pencil the Master marks a joint so precisely that contacting parts look as a single piece of wood. 👍📏

[@lwoodt1]

Now that is precision.

[@budwoodman1716]

Kind of a box/scarf joint..........very interesting and I presume very sturdy as well. Very well done.

[@johngray8249]

Again a beautiful piece of work. As I said before, no electric tools, all by hand. You are blessed with a very special gift. Congratulations from an old exiled Scottish man living in Argentina.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@anupamchakraborty5720]

Excellent

[@lombezziroberto]

Bravo! Bravissimo!! Un vero maestro

[@AravinthAV]

Wonderful handwork. I never seen such an art. Initially I thought you are going to use mechine. But I saw your skills.

[@trueleyes]

I have been watching you for some time now and I have saved your videos. I have watched them several times over because I am fascinated with your work method. Specifically, how you saw cut close but, never on the line, you level the line for your precision chisel work and that has increased the quality of my dovetailing. I follow your methods and it works every time. Thank you, MAESTRO,

[@HCarpenter]

Give me a like so I have the motivation to make more interesting videos . Thank you ♥

[@aloysiusalbuquerquepai3965]

Absolutely fascinating. We normally make a principally similar joint , both for linear jointing as well as at right angles. However your precision, detailing and ease of working really are awesome.
I notice you work with softer wood like pine or similar, but here I'm Mangalore, on the west coast of South India, we work with harder woods, so it is not so easy to work on our woods.
All the same, congratulations to you on your wood working practices. They really inspire any person who understands wood working.

[@makenchips]

Going to have to try this one!

[@Anirudhbodduru786]

Sir I iam carpenter 11years experience but I join u good work tipes

[@Sergiobaruffi]

Man that is great job, you are master. thanks for share.

[@periabeensawisalad6444]

Awesome 👌 thanks for sharing

[@billmorris2613]

Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 6 Jun 22.

[@HCarpenter]

good morning

[@MrStevedore1]

awesome skills....

[@piyadasafernando2492]

good joint

[@gregdevault8000]

Very impressive. I had to look closely to see the joints after completion. I'm curious. How many years did it take you to get to this level of work?

[@Cortesevasive]

just need a sharp chisel, you could do it too

[@melissarainchild]

And...the joints are NOT visible anymore...that is how perfect this is executed...

[@chrishb7074]

The symmetry and elegance how that join fits together just makes me happy🤓

[@HCarpenter]

The effect of the wood joints I put at the end of the video, have you seen it?

[@igor_electrician]

Excellent!

[@johndelaney9399]

You always make it look so EASY....

[@HCarpenter]

YES ♥

[@114-y5n]

Woaaa!! Good job!.... Hello from France.

[@JoseLuis-ob8bn]

SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA BAHIA BLANCA 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dogonoithatdoanhsang]

thank you

[@singhA1968]

excellent

[@Dazza19746]

Nice job, similar to a locked scarf joint
In the west we use folding wedges

[@chrismaurer2075]

You sir are an amazing craftsman.

[@baluelectric]

Great skill. appreciation

[@HCarpenter]

Thank you ♥♥♥

[@dragonstonegemironworkscra4740]

Man Alive! What a joint.
How do you know all these measurements in your head?
Also is there a book that has all these joints in it one old man can buy somewhere?
Blessings abundant
Crawford out 🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼‍♂️

[@HCarpenter]

experience sir

[@gingerglamerlas]

Impressive! I feel so jealous of your skills and I hate you at the same time for making me fell so amateur. Magnificent work!

[@babuvarghese6786]

Amazing
Thank you 👏
💞💞💞💞👍

[@HCarpenter]

♥♥♥

[@jessbadinas9762]

amazing great

[@mikekeens9326]

Beautiful work! I love your videos.
What kind of application could this joint be used for?

[@Ng.Vinh-di6rl]

I guess this joint is used to combine two short pieces of wood, instead of wasting them.

[@NSResponder]

Interesting variation on Kanawa Tsugi. Usually I've seen this joint done with a single key at each end, not box joints. Your way should be much stronger.

[@TheBrownfish420]

Amazing talent

[@HCarpenter]

Thanks very much

[@gilbertosegoviano7701]

That is amazing 😻

[@harishchand9642]

Thanks nice video

[@rossa10]

Amazing! Just wow 🤩

[@janee7995]

Gonna try this one with 3 15mm boards /planks and glueing those together afterwards to get a 45mm pole.

[@hustlest81]

Hi! Do you plane the pieces by hand before the videos, or use trimmed lumber?

[@kgravikumar]

Amaaaaaaazing. Claaaaaasssss

[@HCarpenter]

Do you love this craft?

[@tabarakkhan7596]

Good job

[@HCarpenter]

👏👏👏👏

[@j-ch8787]

I baught years ago a book on such asian joints mastery. Tried a few... Just for fun.
I need to build carpentries and jqpan kiosk... I will open again this book and redo this kind of works fir fun again.
Tks... For this one which a strong one to join two short pieces and make a long one.

[@leeboon8499]

Simply amazing! 💯👍
Understandable if made with aid of machineries.

[@nkphongangphom8963]

I really love japanese

[@eduveiga4741]

Un autentico genio....!!!

[@Pocketfarmer1]

I read that the ancient Romans used this joint to join keel timbers in their boats. Well done as usual.

[@WoodArtVlogs]

Good

[@ananda_miaoyin]

Nice work!
I would have just bought a longer piece of wood. 🤪

[@idebaru]

salam dari tukang kayu indonesia,

[@danapeck5382]

Thanks from a channel newcomer. Inspiring at multiple levels. Much appreciated

[@ianvicedomini2648]

I've never seen this kind of joinery before and I have to say it is absolutely incredible work. I'm about to subscribe to the channel my friend as I thoroughly enjoy these kind of videos indeed.

[@heinrichsohl8247]

1

[@arniarnason4393]

We had do this when I was in school it call a french lock here in Iceland

[@larrykelly2838]

Perfectly joined

[@HCarpenter]

I do this so that people can see clearly and shape it more easily, of course in practice it won't be necessary.

[@kurtkrause7151]

Exceptional work. Thanks for sharing!!🙌👍🙏

[@alfonsogaviria9271]

Muy bien maestro 👌 muchas gracias 🙏

[@geoarts]

Hi beautiful Jabardasth idea please my help me thank you

[@velcroman11]

What about a video on how these blokes sharpen their chisels?

[@ildefonsogiron4034]

Hi Theo! You surely have a very beautiful landscape to get your inspiration, and you use it wisely. Best regards.

[@HCarpenter]

♥♥♥

[@abdulrajakdhalayat4326]

This is old but amazing

[@ricardomonroy2130]

Nice

[@RodCalidge]

Love the precision and detail of the work, but, a few screws and some wood glue will hold just fine for most purposes.

[@Berkahmebel234]

Kreatifitas tanpa batas kawan,,, 👍

[@HCarpenter]

♥♥♥

[@here_for_the_popcorn4474]

Japanese have to be the best carpenters in the world. Their attention to detail is impeccable

[@HCarpenter]

♥♥♥

[@gary24752]

Wondering why you don't use Japanese pull saws? This is really remarkable work I have to say.

[@kazupooh]

Did you learn that technique in Japan? It is similar to Japanese kanawatsugi. But the tools are different. But the hands are the Japanese carpenter itself.

[@whoormaster]

amazing

[@gunthermaurer5451]

Super. Wunderbar

[@Tito-q1q]

Unique!!❤

[@abu.habsyi]

I like it

[@ramadanandelaalabozeid1801]

Good very good

[@HCarpenter]

Thank you for supporting me

[@nelsonmeza444]

Belleza perfecta.....felicitaciones

[@ericswain4177]

As a woodworking art form, this is fantastic. But is there a practical use ? is it any stronger ?, does the time justify the means ?

[@jkluchiano4490]

I agree with you. it`s waste of time

[@barrychalmers5139]

its a modified form of scarf joint which is still used in modern carpentry

[@aviromantino]

The joint cut 2/3 of crossing area.
Optimally, 1/2 each other

[@retnowati8901]

Hebat sangat rapi 👍👍👍

[@stnworld]

دهنت سرویس اوسا👍

[@BartRietveld]

Thank you for sharing this video again., what an amazing joint! May I ask what kind of wood you have been using?

[@janee7995]

Most likely the answer will be : Oval Wood
Yet i have no idea what kind of tree/Wood that might be

[@HCarpenter]

chinaberry tree . sorry I used google translate but the translation is not standard

[@davimaquinaseantenas]

Muito lindo, perfeito, parabéns!

[@nicolasm3217]

Magnifique, bravo.

[@rameshshankar1010]

Chisel sharpness is too good ,must for such precision engineering of carpentry u may call it . Classic dedicated work

[@geoarts]

So very nice beautiful idea behtarin Jabardast and beautiful mazboot thank you bhai please my help me thank you you are channel