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I like the part where the board begins to split and they zoom out to a completely different joint
They answered this question: wood dust covers all cracks after sanding. Additionally, if you didn't jump into conclusions and examined a little you would see the pattern of the wood is exact same in the end.
@@mojopin. You can clearly see the wood is cracked. Don't know why you're trying to argue about it. Your small pp energy is on full display.
@@mojopin.except it’s not the same? :0
@@fenarycalfest8732ignorant child shoo, kids like u who never work their ass wont know how sand paper worka
@@mojopin.its not
Even the wood grain changes. Amazing
😂
Same grain…..they sanded it afterwards.
Es el misma
Light.
No it didn't, look at the lighter piece before and after, there are 5 distinguishable grain lines that show in both joints
隙間を埋めるのではなく、広げて隙間を無くすという発想が素晴らしい。出来上がりも美しくなるし。
広げると負担かかるから裂けて割れないか心配ではある(´・ω・`)
木材を組み合わせる方法はいくつもあるけど、こうやって最初に考えた人は天才だと思う
先を越された😂
Это ужасная работа. Если уж он забыл сразу сделать ласточкино хвост, то клин надо было делать один посередине бруска. Тогда бы ничего не треснуло.
これくらいのレベルで天才と思っちゃう人は頭悪いと思う
これって入れる時と同じ方向に普通に抜けない？
縦方向に抜けない形にしてる意味がなくなってるかと
このやり方は間違ってるよ。
That joint was so tight that it fixed all wounds
That’s because it was a different joint in the end
I know
@@cinnreds18no, it's not... Can you not see the two faded dark spots that are on the wood in every frame?
The jump cut did 😂
@@TheImmoralNosferatuZoddum no I don't and I build cabinets for a living and that's not how you join and the jump cut is absolutely a different piece
Such a talent!! And the award goes to - the editor😂
absolutely no awards will be given to the editor for this one lol
这是几千年前就有在用的方法，中国用的很多，现在也有大量只用木头镶嵌搭建起来的大型建筑。
距今5000年~7000年前的新石器时代早期的浙江余姚河姆渡遗址就出土了大量的木构建筑榫卯,而同时期的域外地区也均有类似的榫卯出土发现。 新石器时代 河姆渡人就已经在使用榫卯结构。 春秋战国时期 榫卯从建筑中的运用发展到了家具中的运用。 秦汉时期 主体的木构架日趋成熟,榫卯结构也随之发展了起来,出现了榫卯砖、企口砖、锲型砖等。 魏晋南北朝时期 民族大融合,各个民族的文化经济等各方面的交流不断加深,对家具的发展也起到了促进作用,榫卯快速发展。 隋唐时期 榫卯与家具和建筑同时进入发展鼎盛时期,高型家具迅速发展木构建筑精密坚实
First of all this is a Japanese technic and its called shashimono k@@CN68688
@@CN68688first of all it's a Japanese technique its called shashimono so shut up don't share wrong information here
@@CN68688 That is 100% true, hats down to innovators from back then! The issue I was pointing is that the video above made a cut and switched the darker wood - that's the only thing I was commenting on.
The way the wood changes is like magic, it's so impressive! The attention to detail in the joints is amazing, truly a work of art.
Not only it changes the shape of the wood, but it also makes the surface smooth. Amazing technique
It's called sanding
@@thanasis-_- He sanded more wood onto the corners?! Amazing.
@@skotnica93 they are surface scratches
The completely different wood made me giggle
It's the exact same wood... they just sanded it. If you look at the grain carefully before and after it's clearly the same wood just sanded
it's not though. It's a completely different piece. Look at how the first one is split and fitted. The other telling feature is that it's a WHOLE OTHER GOD DAMN SHADE LIGHTER DIFFERENT FROM THE ONE HE WAS WORKING WITH. The finished product is also missing the slat lines from the wedge because it's a drop in piece and not a hammer in. It's a fake my guy, don't believe everything you see on the internet especially if you aren't going to look at it that well
It is the same wood... don't patronize me asshole... the reason there's no slat lines or anything like that is because he filled in holes with sawdust-wood glue mixture... the reason it LOOKS lighter is because he sanded it and also it's at a different angle to the sun... the grain is exactly the same... so no its not fake and don't patronize me and tell me I need to look closer when you're the one who improperly evaluated the clip
@@avon22889to be fair.. it’s easy to make those disappear if they’re the same shade as the wood they’re going Into. Plus sanding and finishing, it’s pretty easy to make them “disappear”
@@avon22889 same piece..
It's amazing, you almost can't even tell that the joint he was trying to make was a complete failure and he had to switch to one that was cut correctly, and he still tried to pass it off as the original one he was making😂😂
Except if you actually pay attention, it is the same piece. You're just a jealous bastard. Look at the light colored wood for gods sake and count the dark colored grain lines in it. You'll see 5 distinct lines that appear in both pieces. Maybe if your head wasn't so far up your ass you'd be able to see it.
I mean, to be fair...If the Video were done correctly, you would have never commented.
@@kylematlock7499 exactly, so his video was a success in terms of interaction
😅
Eres un crack si señor esta muy bien 👍
Regardless of the poor editing, the last image of the joint is spot on.
I hope to one day be as good at carpentry as this person is at video editing…
Except the video editing here isn't that good. You need to strive for better 😅
😂
Совершенно верно 😂
I am Carpenter. This stresses the Wood to much. Just YT Intention.
I’m sure it’s not edited ,my carpenter uncle does the same and even in japan thats how they work
Such great talent, that it made the wood repair itself in the end 🤣
Такие клинышки забивали в ручку молотка или в топорище топора !
@@user-pu6ok9vc2f yes, the difference from an ax or a hammer is that the wedges here are fixed, and the work piece is driven into them.
Neat way to avoid unsightly nails, if you do it right :)
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No，it's stupid！
They answered this question: wood dust covers all cracks after sanding. Additionally, if you didn't jump into conclusions and examined a little you would see the pattern of the wood is exact same in the end.
It worked. Looks very very nice.
메뚜기 주먹장 이라고 하던
형틀목공 연결법이 새롭고 멋있어졌네요
最後で右側割れてるじゃん…完成品は違うものになってるし…これは日本のクオリティーではない。
割れてないときもあるので単に木目だと思いますよ。
これで割れるにしてもソンなところじゃ有り得ませんから。
木目が違うから最後の映像は別物。
なんだかな～。
It only works well in the softer wood types. Hardwoods tend to crack or completely split. A little lubricating oil on the wedges and in the grooves may help. Make sure the grooves are cut exactly the same length as the wedges. Carpentry is great!
😅@@walkaroundthetown3198
That seems to be the general international concensus.
Atleast there's something almost everyone can agree on in this world. 😅
木造建築の建具､かなり高度な補強の工夫があるんだね。
Wood glue and then I Love it!😊
That is fucking amazing! You nailed that wedge in so perfectly you changed the wood!
But he really changed the wood lol
Dude it is just rotated and sanded the only way it could be a different board is if the woodgrain was painted onto the second piece the same way as the first 😊
@christopherwilliams9518 it's not the same grain lines though... look at the top left line... one goes to the corner and the other one is 3mm below the corner
@@TheXxthedamagedxX Oops. Look again.
I like the “my dumb idea was dumb so I just did it the right way and acted like no one would notice” part
This comment seems like an anime title nowadays 😂😂😂😂
@@nourelmsalm6100 fr titles are getting ridiculous
Shut up brainlet
@@paytonvon-weller3601 go read a book
It’s not really a dumb idea tho
Wow transforming wood. Love the new invention.
Wonderful Master craftsman
I get the idea of installing a blind joint; but the last (finished) joint appears to be a different piece of wood perfectly designed to fit (not blind)
I love it when woodworking videos are formatted like a Bennie Hill episode!
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow! I haven’t heard that name in a while! I used to love watching him with my dad when I was in high school! Thanks for the memory! ❤
It just needs music.
I just turned off the audio on this video and then started a YT clip of the Benny Hill theme in another window. IT WAS AWESOME!
There is a reason professionals don't build like this, just because it looks cool doesn't mean it's actually practical. And that's not even talking about the fact that they switched frames at the end
😞⁉️Mas achei a ideia muito boa.
Actually it is practical. I have made many doors like this including very large oak doors. The advantage of a foxwedge joint is that you don't get rot and water ingress through the exposed end grain that you can with a traditional mortice and tenon. And once that joint is pressed home and the PVA is set, trust me, it's going nowhere.
That is a valid joint. We don't build with this technique in the mass because it takes a lot of time and money to do it this way. Remember there are buildings thousands of years old using these techniques where some of our most recent buildings are built to be replaceable.
Professionals? lol, the reason you don't do his is because you're not a master woodworker. Joints like this last longer and stronger than just hammering a nail to join the wood together.
Я восхищена работай мастера
Im sooo doing this all the time. ❤
it's excellent work 👍
А а если сверху вставить в паз сплошную деревяшку? К чему такие сложности?
Вывод такой, такое нужно применять при конусных отверстиях.😊
Не будет надёжной фиксации.
Так в последнем кадре так и показано😂, сплошная))) очередной развод😅
она отшлифована.. там видно, если присмотреться @@minstrel9929
Разучились делать , "ласточкин хвост" . Или не умели ... .
А нельзя сразу выпилить по форме и не изобретать велосипед😂😂😂
А как ты вставишь такую неровную форму? Прикол в том что это соединение без крепежей!😂
@@MrDemshuk С боку.
@@MrDemshuk И на клей.
This is for an example. The actual use would not have the open face as seen here. If it did, they would do just that, and cut the exact dovetail.
Это ещё не факт, что при забивании клиньев у темного дерева не треснут в основании те тонкие боковые части. Когда делают гнутую мебель не все слои дерева остаются целыми. Это можно заметить на старых стульях с гнутыми спинками.
THIS VIDEO IS VERY BEAUTIFUL
This one’s actually pretty cool👍
Зачем столько заморачиваться😂😂😂 вырезать точную форму и насалить сверху👍👍👍👍👍
Потому что это разрез. Соединение называется ласточкин хвост
Это же пример в разрезе, отверстие в реальности может быть глухим
Why bother making, just order online
Молдаван збирає
Мається на увазі що це глухий отвір має бути. А якщо уважно придивитись то кінцевий результат такий який ви і вказали.
Сразу заметно, что в правом лепестке уже есть трещина. ОХРЕНЕТЬ КАКОЕ НАДЁЖНОЕ СОЕДИНЕНИЕ!!!
Ll you hi me IOU😊pretty too I
you are definitely special needs
For everyone saying "but it's the same piece, look at the pattern".
I did. Look at the top left corner where the 2 pieces meet. Both before and after. (Of the brighter piece of wood) The dark streak before meets then absolute corner, while the after only goes part way up.
The wood was changed, they are not the same. Glad we could end this argument.
Sorry, I got those backwards. But my point remains.
@@lastchips7638 I mean, I saw about 5. They were mainly replies.
They also argued that it "was filled and sanded down", which yea, is bull. I just wanted to give definitive proof within the scope of their own video. And not just using basic functional logic, which they want to ignore.
Man I use this everyday, it is especially satisfying when the grain of the wood changes dramatically and it starts to fit seamlessly
Поигрался парень ради лайков? Одной фрезой всё делается.
Cerdas sekali cara menyambungnya
Финальное изделие не имеет пропилов, просто "ласточкин хвост", вставленный с лицевой стороны?!
Для наглядности.
كلامك خطء طريقته صح
Монтаж...
@@user-ib1es6yr1bдля пиздежа(.
Там на правом пропиле после забивания пошла трещина вверх.))
삼각 쐐기를 저렇게 딱맞게 자르는 것부터가 예삿 일이 아니네...
Man. Jesus chris its for places where you cant/ dont want it to be visible. The side is open so you can see whats happening, and yes you can do all that with hand tools.
That's where the carpenter shows his talent 🎉😂❤
This satisfies me more than i think it should
У меня отец стамеской и долотом делал соединения ласточкин хвост, ящики для комодов и прочее.😏
Fooling us
木目に合わせて切り目が入れてあるのに
割らずに綺麗に幅を合わせる技術が凄い‼️
普通なら木目にそって切り目が入っていると
凄く割れたり裂けやすいはず。
差し込む板の幅の調整がうまいのかな？
お見事です‼️
経験豊富な交換ありがとうございました。
😊
Да. Класс
If it's not dry, yes. Steam bending wood is also possible.
明らかに途中経過と仕上がりは別のものだよね。 はは。。。
Wow, a complete transformation...
Wow this is amazing!!! You made the wood grain change!!!
Не извлекайка, как мина, оригинально рассчитано. Добра, удачи и всех земных благ.
I think I have now learned where Russian quality control comes from.
Wow!! Funny how things are so simple once you figure it out.
Золотые ручки👍👋👋👋
this is called a "wedged mortise and tenon" and its very hard to get right if its a blind one. a blind joint is where the joinery process is hidden from all surfaces of the timber. it is essentially making a dovetail joint, but as a mortise and tenon. the difficulty comes from making sure its a snug, tight fit that holds it's 90° after the timber warps and moves to temperature. the joined needs to be very very tight, with minimal glue, if any.
this is a type of joint that can go without any glue. and its always a treat seeing one done to a great quality. its honestly a flex of skills. so good on you, sir.
I was taught this as a fox wedged tenon (UK). It has the nickname suicide joint, because if done incorrectly it has to be cut out to be removed.
Too long, didnt read. Would have been different if you had any skill whatsoever except how to bullshit your way through life.
How would you do it in correctly?@seandicker6675
@@jimw6991if you cut the wedges to wide or long it won’t fit well
Its a completely different block of wood at the end, the grain is different
맷돌 어처구니 고정할 때 사용하는 방법이네요.
❤❤❤ nice technique.
simple geometry. brilliant
日本が世界に誇る木材建築、何年もの間地震にも耐えてきた素晴らしい日本の伝統技術だと思います🤩🙌🎌🙌🎌‼️
The Chinese character "華" is like the structure of Chinese architecture and the meaning of "China 中華/ Chinese 華人 (Han 漢人)". This structure is a unique architectural technology of ancient Chinese people.
In ancient times, as long as the Chinese occupied, Chinese architecture will be built. It symbolizes that this area is Chinese territory and regime.
At least more than 2000 years ago. The ancient Chinese always lived in Japan 東瀛(there were more than 100 other indigenous tribal countries on the island of Japan at that time). Now Japan's ancient buildings are all ancient Chinese buildings.
Most of the ancient buildings in Japan are the style of the Tang Dynasty. Architects and technicians are also ancient official Chinese. .
These buildings are also provided to the local ancient Chinese.
About 13th century. Local Chinese architecture was occupied by indigenous people (Japanese ancestors. Japanese language). It also snatched the local ancient Chinese things and books.
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Anceint japan (before 13th century )= 東瀛 & 扶桑 & 倭 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record)
Today japan = 日本
Anceint korea= 朝鮮 (and 高包麗. 百濟. 新羅. 王氏高麗. 李氏朝鮮) . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record)
Today korea = 韓國(南北)
Anceint Nonth Vietnam= 交趾 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record)
Today Vietnam = 越南
Anceint Okinawa= 琉球. (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record)
Today Okinawa = 沖繩
i am afraid this technology is not original from Japan.
@i5980 100% not original from Japan.
Japanese original buildings are houses with grass and soil buildings. The same is true for Korea.
All this "華" architectural style is ancient Chinese architecture (symbols with the power of Chinese royal power). Whether in ancient JapanKorea and Vietnam, These Chinese buildings are provided to "local Chinese " living and activities.
@@wendali5980 In ancient Japan, it was also known as "扶桑 / 東赢".
Its name originated from 秦始皇Qin Shihuang's son, 扶蘇 Fu Su.
秦始皇 Qin Shihuang's name was "赢政", and the last name was "赢".
Therefore, the ancient Japan's name 扶桑 (扶蘇) and 瀛 (赢).
* After that, the other Chinese emperor renamed Japan "倭 WA" .
徐福Xu Fu is 扶蘇 Prince Fusu's loyal confidant. 徐福Fu Su knows that someone wants to murder himself. He led hundreds of thousands of troops to Japan with the help of 徐福Xu Fu. This was why the number of 秦軍Qin army of more than 100,000 at that time suddenly disappeared.
After Prince 扶蘇 Fu Su arrived in Japan, he led his army to create an era. Japanese history has since opened a new chapter.
* 邪馬台國 Yamataikoku_ 女王卑彌呼Queen Himiko is obviously Chinese. She can speak Chinese language and classical Chinese (文言文). She accepts the identity of the wholesale official of the Chinese emperor. Given "official seal 漢倭奴國金印"
According to historical records. 卑彌呼 Himiko is the adopted daughter of the Chinese emperor Wei. His identity is also a Chinese female official - 倭王 . Her divine power is actually Chinese Taoism and divination. Local Japan's indigenous people look at her as God.
* The powerful and economic sources of 邪馬台國 Yamataikoku. It is supported by the Chinese royal family.
@@wendali5980 More than 2000 years ago, a large number of Chinese elites and technical personnel sent by Emperor Qin. They moved to ancient Japan (including the ancient Korean Peninsula and ancient North Vietnam). There were also some Chinese nobles and officials who fled to ancient Japan because of the war ...
For example:
Emperor Qin's son. Yang Guifei of the Tang Dynasty. Of course they are not alone. Instead, they arrived in ancient Japan by a team.
These Chinese elites moved to Japan. They are responsible for developing a very primitive place in ancient Japan (backward and lack of resources). Establish a local local regime in the local area. The Chinese emperor named ancient Japan as "東瀛 dong ying & 扶蘇 fusu & 倭wo". As one of the regions of China's power jurisdiction. It is closely related to the Chinese royal family and the official.
For example: 卑彌呼 Himiko. She is the adoptive daughter of the Chinese emperor. She is a Chinese female official position. On behalf of the Chinese emperor, she is responsible for governing Japan. All funds are supported by the Chinese royal family. She knows Chinese Taoist ghosts and magic spells and divination. She is fluent in Chinese language (official language and Han dialect) and Chinese characters......
During the Tang Dynasty, Chinese national strength was more powerful. The navigation technology was stronger. The Chinese emperor sent a fleet to Japan. Some Chinese people followed the fleet and returned to China (there may be a small number of japan's indigenous slaves followed). This is almost 70 years apart. They asked the Tang Emperor to send more Chinese elite teams, high -tech personnel and a large number of Chinese products to go to Japan 倭. This is the " Tang ambassador 遣唐使 "recorded in history. They are ancient Chinese . After that, a large number of Chinese officials, nobles and elites also appeared on ancient Japan 倭 (Today Japan still has many ancient Chinese tombs and unearthed cultural relics ).
Ancient Chinese architects built a Chinese palace in ancient Japan 倭. Exercise China's official governance system. Representing this place (ancient Japan) was occupied by the Chinese.
The Chinese and a large number of Chinese culture naturally appeared in ancient Japan 倭. anicant Japan 倭 in this period. Chinese culture is an explosive growth.
Including : Dragon Totem (representing Chinese imperial power), Chinese characters, Chinese scholars (recorded local history), Chinese architect (Chinese palace), Chinese physician, Chinese monk, Chinese martial artist, Chinese artist (music, painting, calligraphy, chess art, tea culture..........), Chinese growers, various technical personnel in China (cloth, iron, weapons ...), Chinese officers, Chinese coins, a large number of Chinese products and Chinese history books ....... all appeared in ancient Japan.
These are used to use it to the local Chinese nobles and Chinese. They call Japan at that time "China 中國" and "Shenzhou 神州" (the Han people's named beauty to China). They have always been proud of the Chinese identity and the Han family.
At that time in ancient Japan 倭. In addition to the Chinese regime, there are more than 100 indigenous tribes (including Japanese ancestors today). They often attack local Chinese. These contents are recorded in history.
In the 13th century in Japan.
Some of these indigenous people (speaking Japanese language. Hairstyle is bald in the top of the head) occupied the Chinese palace. Killing some senior Chinese officials. Control all Chinese technicians. Forcing them to join the "Japanese 日本人".
And let these Chinese provide Chinese high culture and technology for their rule. Help and continue to develop "Japan 日本", a country that is performed by indigenous people.
These indigenous people re -named this place is "Japan 日本". And protest and provocative to the Chinese royal family.
Local Chinese scholars (forced to become Japanese) use Chinese Chinese characters to create "Japanese characters" that can be suitable for Japanese language.
Later. Chinese emperor Wu Zetian 武則天 knew that China's "倭" was captured and occupied. She instructed officials to modify the ancient Japanese name of history. From then on, in the Chinese history book, the Chinese city "倭" was renamed "Japan日本".
《舊唐書》中有《倭國傳》，而且增加了《日本國傳》。其《傳》云：「日本國者，倭國之別種也。以其國在日邊，故以日本為名。或曰：倭國自惡其名不雅，改為日本。或云：日本舊小國，並倭國之地。其人入朝者，多自矜大，不以實對，故中國疑焉。」
Around the 13th century, because the Chinese regime in Japan 倭 was occupied by the local indigenous people (because of the marine distance, the Chinese emperor finally abandoned the Chinese elite and the Chinese elites who stayed in Japan倭).
Some Chinese literature and political elites have been forced to serve and help indigenous people establish regimes (most of them retain the original Chinese politics and governance methods). These Chinese elites can smoothly speak Chinese 漢語 (& han dialects漢族方言) and Chinese characters漢字 and understand all Chinese books. Chinese elites were forced to a family and give birth to a batch of mixed races with indigenous women. Let those mixed -race descendants inherit Chinese knowledge (Chinese characters漢字) and Chinese technology.
Some Chinese soldiers/martial artists left (or flee) Chinese palaces became "samurai 浪人". And Chinese ninja established a folk ninja organization in Japan倭. Later, the "Chinese ninja" work became a local occupation.
Due to the primitive and backwardness of the Japanese environment. It has changed the function and nature of the original Chinese ninja (doing secret tasks for the Chinese royal family and aristocracy. For example: investigation. Take treasures and kill people). In the "Ninja Professional" in Japan, it is more oriented to folk theft.
* Except that the Japanese royal family is mixed (ancient Chinese mixed with indigenous people). They follow the bald hairstyle on top of the Japanese native.
The samurai 浪人 and ninjas忍者 were originally mainly Chinese and offspring. They leaving the China's palace and not limited (example: hairstyle) . So most of them will maintain the Chinese long hair (cut short). The hairstyle that is different from the baldness of the indigenous civilians .
日本の宮大工さんの仕事と思ったら外国にもこんな仕事が出来る人がいるんですね❗凄いです❗
Ancient Chinese mortise and tenon technology
Thợ này là thợ cực kỳ ngu dốt,đã ngu còn đăng lên khoe
Ну, во всех странах, где есть дерево, есть такие мастера.
На Руси много веков назад было тяжко с железом и дома по сей день встречаются без гвоздей.....ласточкин хвост, шип наше всё. Как говорил мой дед, если б не клин да мох, плотник бы сдох😁
That last frame change had me in tears
I think this is a Japanese wood working technique. There was a time in Japan's history where they didn't have a whole lot of metal lying around, and what little they had was used to make swords and nothing else. You can find some pretty old Japanese structures still standing today that were built like this.
こうして釘を使わない伝説の様な建造物が出来上がったのですね！
❤❤❤❤❤ those who deceive believe nothing is possible...
なぜ彼は三角形の隙間を埋めるような楔を横から打たないのか？
なぜ彼がわざわざ木が割れるような方法を採用するのかが分からない
楔無しで同じ形を上からはめればいいよねｗ。これ端っこ割れてるしｗ
楔を食い込ませて先を広げることで、木に固定しているのだと思います
これは断面を見せてわかりやすくしてるだけで、釘無しで柱が建てられるということだと思います。
Pure talent and genuus. Enjoy watching the process n end result. Even more satisfying is theres no loud noises screeching machines, hanmers n head banging music. Whats not to love! 🤩🥰
Excellent expansion makes flush finish
Все это лажа почти в самом конце правая сторона треснула а потом показывают идеально 😅
Я тоже заметил трещину
They planed, and sanded it..look at the grains.. all the same!
And the wood grain and coloration magically changed! Truly impressive that this technique changes it into an entirely different piece of wood.
@@samanthabolduc3238 I looked at the grains. They are obviously not the same. Planing and sanding will not magically move a knot an inch to the left.
Merci pour cette leçon de menuiserie !
Merci
Very nice 👍
Great skill
This will absolutely work with specific hardwood like mahogany as pictured and humidity. I hope glue or adhesive was applied prior?
Ага, а как вы точить эти треугольники идеально?....
У нас есть много способов сделать деревянные шипы.
@queu d'aronde merci
Сделайте диагональные надрезы
yes sir
Astounding craftsmanship. I would think a little glue couldn't hurt, unless this is a product designed for possible future disassembly.
That last frame is a totally different joint from the previous frames - deceptive !/?
Update - Sun16Jne2024AD
I'm amazed how much chatter and comment can be generated by something of little interest !/?
Après le ponçage, la poussière de bois recouvrira toutes les fissures et on ne les verra plus
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Translation please.
Solid in ....NEVER TO be REMOVED
Yep. They probably made a template and traced it on the other board and tapped it in through the top.
😊😊
Видно что последний кадр подменен но до этого было видно что заполнение было недостаточным. Зачем обманывать так людей!?
The mortise and tenon structure is the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancient Chinese and has spread to all parts of the world, allowing people to understand and use it.
I'm 90% sure that this joint is real. It's meant to allow you to make a dovetail joint in the middle of a beam. The readon why this one was done on the edge was so you could see it.
If you think they cut away to another joint, you’ve never finish wood before. If you pause the final view, you can still barely see the wedges that were used. It’s the same project… just finished (filled and sanded)
Ahhhhh, I see it. Nice observation
Even if they don't cut away to another joint, this is not a good way of connecting these together. Puts too much stress on the pieces
@@andbeyond1 that joint is not going anywhere
да знаем у нас это ласточкин хвост😂
Почему нельзя было эту деталь выточить по форме и вложить сверху, а не сбоку?
Внимательно присмотрись в конце видео, так и сделали, и то что делали в начале это бессмысленно @@user-bx5zd8sf2w
@@keydwish4805 почему вы думаете, что они так сделали? Я как реставратор и иконописец вижу эти шпонки в конце, просто они очень хорошо зашкурены. Но они мне видны.
Но я имела ввиду, что если деталь открытая, как здесь, то можно и сверху вложить. Шпонки нужны только если паз внутри и другим способом не влезть. Но может быть он это сделал, чтобы показать этот способ.
Но в любом случае, не всякое дерево выдержит и выпил должен быть грамотный.
Идея интересная и вполне рабочая, но нужен очень точный расчёт клиньев и пропилов. И сажать надо на клей, тогда даже в случае, если будет трещина, то соединение будет работать, как надо.
You cut your wedges and place all pieces in the opening, having the wedges left and right of the main piece, before you wedge them. You adjust the wedges until all fits in the space. Then you can wedge the piece in place.
Походу трещина и получилась потому что там склейка и дальше на видео соединение уже без клиньев .
Вы правы
中国的宫殿几千年到现在，都是用这个榫卯结构去做的。
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This has got to be the most complicated way to make a joint. So much so, you used redid it the correct way which looks much better.
Crazy how once it goes in it turns into a completely new block of wood without the slots for the extra pieces added
Parece uma coisa q foi imventada agora seculo 21 no mundo da carpintaria isso e normal meu pai e carpinteiro vi muito ele fazer olha q eu tenho 50 anos
Amo estos trabajos maravillosos, que duran años y aparte lucen hermosos... Felicidades por su maravilloso trabajo
No hubiera sido mas facil hacer la pieza ala medida y meterla por el lado ? 🤔
@@kireomaet1314si sería más fácil, pero no tendría la misma estabilidad horizontal
@@A-G-F-it would since it’s supposed to snug tightly either ways
@@Whosthat_
He asked about a normal dovetail, i told him that it would be easier to do, but the sideways-stability would be worse
A word of advice: don't listen with your eyes closed...
Amazing Wood Art should be available in India too
Это соединение называется ласточкин хвост.
Как правило их изготавливают сразу клиновидными и забивают пласты на пласты. А никак на видео торец в боковину
Nếu là tôi tôi sẽ làm theo khuôn của nó rồi lắp từ trên xuống
nỡ cắt vuông rồi nên chế thêm ạ
Chính xác là cắt theo khuân rồi lắp ráp lại là xong và chắc chắn người xưa làm nhiều cái rất chuẩn nhưng cũng có cái không hay bằng thời nay vì du ngay trên clip này.
fffg UK je AC FB gh
Conserta faria o mesmo 😂😂😂
Old world Craftsmanship that stands the test of time 🙂♥️🙏
Beautiful job
Oh wow the technique is so good it transformed the wood. Oh my lord
Сделано на совесть значит на века!!!
That wood was a sitting almost an 1/8 inch under the joint. But with Sanding and wood dust, you magically brought it out to level? Did they also fix the giant cracks and splits in the grain that the wedges caused?
This is a demo. You wouldn't be able to see if if it was done in a real placement. Ffs.
@Alacritous so they film a demo of the improper way of doing a dovetail, cut camera, then show a joint that was very clearly made by not using the method they used in the video? If it's supposed to be a mortise and tenon, you're ruining both the structural integrity and finish of the wood. A half dovetail and wedge would be 10x better and give you the ability to separate the joint in the future if necessary. But I'm the asshole, got it 👌
@@nickmontgomery347 do you know what a cutaway is? It's so you can see what's going on inside something. It's quite a common teaching tool.
Все гениальное просто
Könnte durchaus das gleiche Stück sein.
Aber es spielt auch keine Rolle...die Idee ist gut!
最後だけもの変わってないか？
何か違うな！？
うむっ!?
カンナかけたんじゃないの？仕上げ
i like how the editor made the quality worse to blend it in better lmao
Craftsmanship is a beautiful thing ❤️
Very nice engineering. Am I right in my assumption, the wood panel so inserted can’t be withdrawn to dismantle it normally.
Так то можно и сверху без клиньев забить,другое дело если глухое отверстие.
Так это пример
глухое отверстияотверстие?АА как сделать такое глухие
It's bullshit. Click bait
@@user-hp2tz8ey7t стамеской и долото.
У меня есть дорогие старинные точёные резные комоды натурального дерева моей прабабушки,там нет ни одного гвоздя и шурупа,эти соединения называются "ласточкин хвост",такими клиньями вошла одна деталь в другую,никогда нигде не качается,не скрипит,не застревает и не стучит,не провисает.Комод идеально удобная мебель для спальни.Обожаю свои помпезные комоды,они придают пафоса моему дому,я всегда хочу выглядеть так,будто меня видят мои предки.
Всё гениальное - просто😊
Adoro estas ideias
Вставить сбоку? Неее, мы пойдём тупым путём!😂
Дофига умный? Это для примера
这个侧面是为了让你看清这项技术是如何成立的 如果侧面封住 这个技术依然成立😊
До ваты не дошло
Ok...Real Man of Genius! Das 😎 all! 👍😉
Nice jump cut to a completely different joint
Straight jacket block clamp 🗜️ done ✅😊
素晴らしい！職人さんですね！😊