Joint Venture Ep.60: Sumiyoshi double tenon (Japanese Joinery)
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2021
- In this series I explore different wood joinery techniques. This is not a 'how to' video. Just sit back and join me on my venture to find beautiful joinery! More Projects on: www.dorianbracht.com German website: www.tischlereibracht.com Instagram: / dorianbracht
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Wood: Hard Maple
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Lakey Inspired - This Feeling ( / lakeyinspired ) 
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Happy new year! I'm still very much alive and kicking, just very busy. I moved shop and am still getting used to it. You will see some views of the new shop in the next video, wich will hopefully be done a bit faster...
Happy New Year & congrats on the new place! Thanks for showing your excellent workmanship! It is always a work of art! +I built a freestanding (4x8) "wall" we were told not to put anything on the *rental* walls--& with a wall mount tv...! Anyways--you inspired me to try and use some joinery--what I did--compared to you is laughable--but so serviceable & strong thanks to some simple joints! Cannot thank you enough!
Thank you for your content, Dorian!
Your channel is always so inspirational.
Wishing you a happy and rewarding New Year
Euch auch ein Gutes neues Jahr.
WOW, da hast du ja einiges auf der Liste gehabt bezüglich des Umzuges.
Na da lass ich mich überraschen auf die Bilder der neuen Umgebung.
Da wünsche ich dir viel Glück und ganz viele neue Ideen!
How would this joint be used? What are the advantages? To my mind, lifting that dovetail into place would, in theory allow it to back out one day and racking of the joint could also force it open? In going to have to cut one of these. Great work.
Your videos are amazing. I am building a table using a few of these joints you have shown. How would you join two boards to lay flat on top of each other to make it twice as thick?
Certainly, the design is unique. The accuracy is perfect. But , the workmanship is far beyond and above description. Thanks always.
Definitely, the Master Craftsman is in a unique class of his own. No doubt.
The wood chisel is without doubt the most sensual of all the hand tools.
It has to be very satisfying moment when both pieces finally fit together.
The thing with Japanese joinery is, I'm as impressed with the craftsmanship it requires to do it as much as I am impressed that anyone figured out the design of the joint in the first place.
Meanwhile I'm getting pretty good at drilling a perpendicular hole.
I'm still searching for my drill...
You should do a video. I'd love to see it.
You are damn better than me.
Huh, nice... I'm still trying to learn how to hold the hammer...
Dont use someone elses skill to belittle things you're developing mate. Its not fair to you or them. I am aware this comment is tongue-in-cheek; but its also a common thing in general as well. Develop what you have, learn something new. Give yourself time to grow and no, not tomorrow, not next week, not even next year, but some point you'll look back "man I cant believe I didnt even know how to drill properly! lol".
I admire the skill, knowledge, and patience it takes to make good joinery. Even more, I admire the time you can take. Everyone in the world seems to have more time than me.
Wow! It looks fairly simple on the outside, but turns out to be a very complex joint. The ramp/wedge mechanism is very elegant.
☺🙏🙏🙏☕
These videos are more satisfying to watch than any automated machine doing it's job
Mesmerising. Thank you for so generously sharing your skill.
I think this must be one of your most complex joints to date. I gave up early on trying to figure out how it was supposed to work as it melted my brain a little. But seeing it all finished was worth it. Thank you once again.
Happy new year to you
Dorian, that's one vert tight-fitting and complicated joint. Now, I've got to tell you out front that because I'm a "quick and dirty... but accurate simple mortise and tenon woodworker", I will never bother going to such efforts to make such a joint. But, hey, it was very impressive to watch it being made, and especially being driven home at the end.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Superb, Dorian. The marking out.......wow
This motivates to make joins like this in life, not even a machine could do that
I was lucky enough to receive a set of chisels for the holidays this year and it was because of videos like this that I asked for them. Satisfying work so far in even the fooling around I've done. You can do it! Go for it!
@@lawrencecole6527 same here just kinda need to find how to sharpen them
@@dillanmistry Water stones
till they make the machine of course. cannot see why a 5 to 7 axis cnc cannot reproduce such volumes eith a combination of drilling, sawing and chiseling, mimicking hand. but that is not the point. woodworking by hand is noiseless and a unique, relaxing and soothing experience. this last quality can never be replaced by any machine, ever. i hope.
@@constantinosschinas4503 Agree
Happy New Year! Thank you for another stunning video by a Master Craftsman. Please stay safe and good luck in the new workshop.
Definition of true craftsmanship. I am in awe of your skills
I've just discovered this channel.... I'm going back to episode 1 and starting from the start. Amazing. To think there's at least another 59 of these videos. Thank you.
Breathtaking, Dorian. Master work.
That is an unusual, ingenious and beautiful joint - I love it!
Just the amount of time to lay out all your lines and marks is unbelievable, let alone the time to chisel the detailed cuts. Amazing!
Measure first, joy later.
Incredible. Well beyond awesome, I was actually frightened by how accurate and precise your work is, compared to my basic level.
Hahaha, thank you!
So satisfying
You make the most awesome joints Dorian! Thank you for sharing.
It seems like too much work, until you remember that buildings made this way last for hundreds of years in an earthquake zone. I love that pattern steel chisel. Unlike all the swords, it gets used every day to do what it was made for.
looks nice, but i wouldn't trust it to hold anything, as from an engineering viewpoint, it's a weak joint.
cutting a bunch of holes in it doesn't make it stronger just prettier.. i don't see it structurally doing better than cutting a hole and sticking it in or going halvsies. those are the official names and no one can convince me other wise
I have no knowledge in this area, this is just something I heard: It's not that this is stronger than anything else. It's that the joints have more "wiggleroom" compared to shit that is nailed together. If it's nailed together, it will snap because there is nothing that gives.
I don't remember how it was phrased, "wiggleroom" might be a wrong word, because clearly this is pretty fucking tight. I guess maybe the joints resist vibrations more, or something like that.
the smarter people wouldn't build in an earthquake zone to begin with ...
@@renaissanceman5847 they would if they were born in japan at the time when this was created
Beautiful workmanship - congratulations
Now that is craftsmanship at its best.
Thank you!
I though that was pure wizardry at first ... but in the end this only pure genius and incredible skills ! ...
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you and congratulation for your work.
such a beauty of a joint, great work!
Happy New Year! Excellent video!
Toujours un plaisir d'admirer ce genre de menuiserie ! Merci et meilleurs voeux à vous
Superb demonstration of true craftsmanship.
Thank you!
Wow! Almost perfect! Awesome work.
So glad to see another video from you. I have tried 4 of your joints. All ended pretty gappy. I will keep trying it is somewhat of a calming thing to do. I don't have good chisel or good saws though so not expecting perfection.
most satisfying 16:00 minutes of the day. Thank you sir.
Very neat joint. Thanks for showing us and happy new year.
Thank you! Happy new year!
Schönes Video, Dorian.
Wünsche guten Rutsch gehabt zuhaben.
Klasse Verbindung ist das! 👍🏻💪🏻
Schöne Woche gewünscht.
Thanks for adding more time with the mark up. Just amazing work.
Thank you very much!
As always, beautiful. Thank you
Travail de qualité d,une grande précision qui demande beaucoup de patience et d,une grande dextérité. Un plaisir à regarder du matériel ainsi qu,un artisan au top. Bravo à vous il ne manque que l,odeur du bois 👌👍👏
I cannot find the words to describe your achievement !
Such an amazing work
Happy New year to you and your family
That is absolutely crazy amazing!!!
That's some smooth work man.
A beautiful joint, beautifully done.
Thank you!
Stunning, thanks for showing us your skills
Thank you for watching!
The best, as usual. Very cool the trick with the colored pencil.
Thank you!
glad to watch your new video sir
Always like you videos and this is a bit longer that normal. I hope the shop move was a sign of prosperity.
A few minutes in and I can already see this bloke's not leaving enough filler relief. I'm no Monday night quarterback either, I'm a master filler of almost 40yrs.
Show us some of your work then.
@@glenntaylor6201 self-deprecating humour lost on you? Read it again carefully and stop being so quick to take offence on someone else's behalf. 😏
Outstanding workmanship and a beautiful joint; it was a pleasure to watch and learn. Thanks for sharing and best wishes. :)
Thank you!
3:54 awesome technique!
Thank you!
it's beautiful. I envy such skills. Greetings from Poland
Beautiful work. Inspirational.
Thank you!
Great tenon!! never ever seen.
Thank you for good video
Again great work
I don’t know what to say, simply amazing.
Thank you!
Now that was nice!!! Very clean as always.
Thank you!
Una vera opera d’arte! Complimenti👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Grazie!
Excellent job-Very nicely done-Thank you✅👍
Very impressed with The Detail
Hell yea Man U got the chill music back F yea bro nice joint bro I enjoyed every min of it
Another masterpiece.
Para un super-trabajo, un super-cerebro, con el uso de muy super-buenas herramientas, felicitaciones , es un video de otra dimension !!
👍 Danke fürs Hochladen!
👍 Thanks for uploading!
happy new year Dorian!
Happy new year!
Healing project...
MIL GRACIAS MAESTRO POR COMPARTIR SUS EXPERIENCIAS.
Wow!!! Very impressive
Then add a square Walnut dowel to look it up and it's the best connection I have ever seen...
Masterful! This is high carpenter art. I'm excited.
Thank you!
Yes, this is fascinating. Congratulations Dorian.
Love the red marking. I’ve done it with MDF and cheap wax marking pencils from the hardware stores.
Works as well!
So great seeing the pieces materialise. As honestly... I got to about 1:30 and my head started exploding.
Hyy friend 🙏🙏🙏☕☕👌👌🇮🇩
I wish I had the time to learn to do this. Looks great
Thank you!
Good work 👍
awesome beautiful and beautifully awesome!
very nice work
Thank you!
this is wonderful. Very very nice !!
Thank you!
Wow. I’m in awe.
Thank you!
Beautiful.
Das hat mit Handwerk nichts mehr zu tu!! Das ist Kunst und er ist Künstler von Beruf.
Kunsthandwerk 😂
An artist
Skills bro . Nice job
Thank you!
Cool joint, would be interesting to see how the two parts go together
Thank you! What do you mean, I assemble them in the end of the video?
I'd love to see an example of the joints in use, to understand how they are transferring loads.
Look at japanese temple repair videos. Those temples are hundreds of years old and have withstood many earthquakes.
So intricate! It makes you wonder how did they get to this solution...
pretty excellent
superbe ajustement et très original !
excellent...thats very hard joint
Brilliant!!!!!
Me gustó el vídeo..vacan amigo siga adelante..
I have been waiting for you to do this one! Fantastic. I wish you had a second pair of blanks with more visible pencil lines for the original layout. I understand the need for accurate fine marking knife layout but... I can't make out the plan from the video.
Thanks! Check out the book 'wooden joints in Classical Japanese Architecture' . It's featured in there.
Stunning work Dorian, the precision level you have attained over the years is scary for us mere mortals...
But what really blew me away were the Japanese chisels porn display, and the amazing guideless angled cuts with the ryoba.
Thank you for keeping our skills on check ;) .
Your marking out is outstanding 👍 you should teach a lesson on the subject?
couldnt agree more!
I’ve felt that marking out accurately and neatly judges how successful the remaining parts of my task unfolds
Beautiful amazing awesome extraordinary mind-blowing 👌👍❤😀😀😀😀😀🙂🙂
Thank you!!
that was so satisfied video
Супер! Хороший Мастер!👍👍👍
Gets an immediate like. 👍