Extreme Japanese Woodworking Impossible Joinery - Special Kamatsugi You Never Seen
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- Extreme Japanese Woodworking Impossible Joinery - Special Kamatsugi You Never Seen
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Wow he’s fast at sawing and hammering 😂 the Japanese are really good with their unusual joints 👍👍
thank you for keeping these techniques alive and showing them to others
Looks easy but requires incredible skills and shape tools.
AWESOME, beautifull, my english isn't good enough to find more honoring words to describe it.
Sambungan saling mengunci yah pak . 👍
Very nice
Very nice work.
wow thats awesome
👍👍
A very skilled woodworker, well done 👍🏻😊
Beautiful but weak connection.
Practicality aside it’s surely a bit of beautiful joinary
My hands start sweating and aching seeing that saw get so close to his. We had a carpenter on my staff that lost a finger doing wood working like that. Easily one of the most stress inducing videos I’ve seen…and yet I love watching this guy work
That's cool and all, I'd like to see an application for these joints.
Master
Beautiful work!
Just keeps on getting better and better ... the accuracy involved with such sharp angles is impressive 👍
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Excellent work great content 👍
Beautiful!!
Thanks
very nice! congratulations!
I just look at this, and am amazed . Just the sheer accuracy and all by handtools. To me its a WOW Moment.
Excellent perfect
Superbe.
Mr. H, you are simply great! I always watch your videos with great attention, they are like a blessing for my eyes seeing such perfection in execution. Thank you for your nice video, thank you for existing on this Earth. God bless!
Ok, now I will have to try this joint. Love these joints. Cheers :)
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Bardzo sprytne połączenie, ale jest niestabilne w jednym kierunku. Pewnie wymaga kołkowania. Jak zwykle świetna robota. Zawsze oglądam z wielkim zaciekawieniem.
Razor sharp tools, and beautiful technique 👍
Repito, MAGNÍFICO
Спасибо. Очень красиво.
Wow!
under thrust load, will the points of the tines spread?
This particular joint is decorative, not a supportive type joint. As Jamie stated, not all of his joints are for structural support. There are a few but, not many. Think of this as, what you can do with so few tools, time and patience. This gets one started in the right direction though. Cheers :)
incrível
I just wish I knew what he measures and why.
It doesn’t matter, just drawing the shape and making sure that the measurements match on both pieces.
Obviously for strength and stability don’t make your angles too steep but that’s common sense.
Why? Because a 1inch gap would suck
You could use this joint to extend the upright on a crucifix on a church steeple.
I would really like to know if sometimes you have to do it again because of mistakes ?!?
madness
МАстер!!!
I don’t think he spends as much time on TH-cam as I do.
Good grief ....... I could maybe do this once in my life ....... but I wouldn't bet on it.
Bravo again, what is the maximum grit on your stones ?
What happens as the wood expands and contracts?
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Why go to such lengths to make this, really no need for this joint to be used. But skilful.
not Japanese wood work like Vietnam
He is not a Japanese
Don't try this with Homedept wood.
Just like people making knott-tying videos. Never showing an actual, practical use.
Well, you have this post that’s too short, or a decorative feature