Awesome Techniques Of Carpenter - Making Japanese Tensegrity Wood Structure
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2021
- Awesome Techniques Of Carpenter - Making Japanese Tensegrity Wood Structure
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He marks out and chisels with his right hand and saws with his left hand.
Amazing
I've never seen an ambidextrous carpenter.
He should do a video of how he sharpens his chisles.
Creating such a marvellous structure , so accurately, using only hand tools, is , definitely, beyond description. Thanks, always.
I am a wood worker from the United States, I really enjoy your channel, always looking for beautiful joinery for projects. Thank you for all you do.
Master craftsman. Minimal tools, just pure experience and skill. Amazing
Congratulations on your dedication to your noble work, much appreciated by me.
A cordial greeting from my island of Sardinia.
Man, you have the most amazing chiseling skills I've ever seen. I have been practicing you techniques. Thank you for sharing!
Very elegant and complicated geometry. It must have taken many generation to perfect these joints.
Only needs one word, fantastic.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love the way they start tenons off
Man is a master craftsman. Awesome work!
Amazing perfection and wonderful art
Just one word - MAGICAL!
Perfect procedure, from start to finish.
That is awesome!
Man, why is this so fascinating?
Another amazing content ! A master at work.
This man is not just a very skilled craftsman, he is an artist. He just eyeballs some of those measurements. With all that wonderful woodwork I can't help but laugh at the table/bench he does his work on. It has the look of being slapped together with scraps laying about the shop.
Great job!
I want to see the making of that last piece, in whole lol.
I have no interest in woodwork but it’s fascinating to watch a craftsman
So complicated! Well done Sir....!
This is simply outstanding! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Skillfully done, very excellent work.
That's amazing!!!
Grande maestro, hermoso ensamblaje👍👏👏👏👏 saludos desde chile 🤝🇨🇱
Sir, you are a master!
Excellent
Ótimo trabalho!!
Respetuoso saludo querido maestro, gracias por su inmenso aporte al mundo, desde mar del plata Argentina, Adelante
Terrific.
Great work! 👍😎
Awesome work you produce! Thanks for sharing and inspiring other to try!
Thanks very much ♥
That was super, the first joint was fine, but when the second had a dovetail, it made me wonder, the third sort of helped but it flummoxed me, when the fourth piece of timber appeared I thought this was definitely a two beer post, when assembled I saw this is a roof framing joint, elegant and strong, now with my remaining beer, I'm going to toast you for an excellent post. Could you perhaps do a sharpening your chisels post, for without really sharp tools, you won't get the fine results you show us.
I would also like to see a chisel-sharpening video.
I agree..I wonder what type of wood he uses..?I'm from Canada..spruce pine fir are mostly our building lumber..it doesn't take to chiselling the same as this...bigger grain I think on ours..anyone shed light??
@@stevewight1409 I asked that a while ago, it's Fig tree wood.
Naiss with kotha gulo thank all members
Hi guys, I am been following your channel from quite a long time. Craftsman in these videos is great. Just out of curiosity want to know, what does name 'H carpenter' means?
Master job Amazing and impressive 👌
I am in Shock all the best For You🍾🥂
Amazing
Excellent. 👌👌👌
Wow! Excellent craftsmanship .
Excellent 😀😀😀
Amazing skills
Very nice, what wood are you using?
You could build a house like this, no glue no nails, earthquake proof and with an extra dovetail brace between the beam and the rafter probably also hurricane proof.
Wow..keren. Seperti diindonesia juga kawan...salam pekerja keras
Great full
Great very very inteligents
You are very good !!
Top👍👍
Muito bom trabalho parabéns 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Nice
GENIAL!!!!!!.......
The man has great skills, but where does do with the joints? Is he building a temple lets see some projects that he has constructed.
Thumbnailnya mirip pak jokowi. 😁😁
师傅你的木工手艺非常精湛。借助油管平台让世人认识了中国木工的艺术操作。了不起，能否做一个系列是中国古建筑，或庙宇是怎样用木头制作，那个才是中国建筑精华，我相信大家都会乐意观看和学习。谢谢你的分享。
good.good.good
Tuyệt vời em trai.
Simply, magnificent.
Muito top seus trabalhos , são muito bons vc é mestre mesmo !!!!
You never cease to Amaze me with your Craftsmanship ❤😊
What wood is that? The shavings make me hungry coz they look like prosciutto. 😋
WOW !!!!!!'m
👏👏👏👏👏
Super 👌👌👌👌
Your truly a great master at wood working, would you ever take on an American student???
What tools are you using and where can they be bought
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استمر با النحت
I would love to see some of our joinery on curved pieces of wood.
Next video I will do it
A PIECE SHOWS UP UP AT 27:01 THAT I CANT FIND HIM MAKING EARLIER ?
Great skill👍. What is the wood you're using? If you don't mind answering. Excellent videos.
Was wondering the same thing
@@tombryan720 I'm not very familiar with the Japanese varieties of wood but at times it reminds me of lime wood or pine or some version of soft maple. I'm only familiar with Japanese oak but the wood he's using appears way to light for that, I think.
@@davidrustylouis6818 yeah I was just trying to think of something similar maybe to practice with. For the carving aspect it might be ok to substitute basswood but even bass you gotta have chisels you can shave with. They say it's it's a softwood but it's pretty stout for softwood. White pine might be it for some practice.
Joinery of all kinds are interesting to me and want to learn more.
@@tombryan720 I'm heavily interested in joinery as well, I work with it every day & love it.
Basswood would be a "friendly" wood to practice this Japanese joinery I think. In my experience, basswood is wonderfully easy to slice, chop & shave, although it might not be best for structures, I use it to practice on all the time. & carve too.
Someone said in another comment that it was fig
Очень сложно! Но как мастерство, то это очень высокий уровень!
Tá. Agora me diz, qual a finalidade disso ai?
requires precision and patience
湾曲した木材にいくつかの建具を見せていただけませんか？I hope this means what the translator says it means.
it looks like he is working with very hard wood in contrast to most of these videos where they cut much softer wood
yeah
usta bu yaotigin urunun adi nedir
What kind of wood it that?
Welches Video ist es wo er seine chisels schärft ?
Evening and will supar with
It consists of four parts of wood structure but I only see you making three parts. How did you make the fourth structure?
Different hands from beginning
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Japanese 👍
It would be better if he worked with the aid of a wood lathe.
PS It looks like the roof could stand some repair. Water appears to be dropping right on his work.
Hi thank ful to show some super joints but my mind is full of your tools also please show urs hand tools exam : hand cutting extra,,,, extra. Tnk u
the wood looks wet, will it move?
I can't answer for him, but I know that in the past a lot of woodworking was done with green wood. It's faster (no waiting), and much easier to chop and chisel. But since they were using strong joints like the pegged mortice and tenon, that would prevent the wood moving too much as it dried.
Your sound track is NOT improved by the nearby lawn mower.
Hello, come to visit with me.
I actually tried to blow the sawdust off! For real
I did it myself with the Stodoys plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.
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Are you are you kidding me the only reason people do this type of craftsmanship is because iron was so expensive 500 years ago
In Japan they still use this technique out of 3 reasons: to be able to repair pieces of old temples and palaces and to build new family homes, because even after all these years it’s proven, that this kind of building without nails keeps the wood in a better shape far longer than buildings fixed with nails, not to mention that this technique is earthquake proved. Nails could be rattled out by an earthquake, but this kind of joints won’t budge during an earthquake, which in fact is the reason why old temples and palaces are still standing despite having whitenessed many earthquakes and wind storms over the centuries.
If you ask me if I would rather build a house which could break after a max of 30years, or if I would use this technique to have a house that could survive 300years, I would definitely use this technique 🤷🏼♀️
Too much work....i just use nail
That is not tensegrity, impressive workmanship, but not tensegrity
3Xbravo
Could do without all the friggin noise.
Yes
someone had to tell John Henry he day was done, well, bad news for this craftsman, I've got a CNC that will do that in 1/100th the time and more precise too, sorry
and are you as proud of the end result as people who see this being done, are? And then what makes one prouder of a work than doing it well onself.
Partner, B.F.D.
Tá eu tenho cara de idiota pra ti japonês?
Garbage waste I time with the precision machines they have today.
yeah ♥