Joint Venture Ep.54:Dadoed rabbeted square scarf "Shingiri daimochi tsugi"(Japanese Joinery)
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2019
- 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, Walnut
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Sorry for the long wait. Life kinda happened :)
I'll be uploading more frequently now, I hope...
Thanks for coming back! I was going through withdrawals with no vids.
What was the orange stuff u used to find the high spots?
@@amoscardoza5253 In one of the (much) earlier videos in this series Dorion shows how he rubs grease pencil/china marker on a flat block of wood and then rubs the block against his joint to highlight the high points. Machinist use layout fluid the same way.
Kein Problem, Dorian.
Man hat ja noch ein reales Leben, neben RUclips und wie sie alle heißen, sowie die Arbeit und den Familienleben.
Just found the channel so lots to see. Do you just use a marking pen for the orange marks?
I’ve said it before... You have an Amazing Talent !!! Thank You for sharing. Good to see no character scars this time !!!
I could watch this all day. I find every bit of it as relaxing as meditation: the scribing and marking, the planing and of course the main event being the wonderful chisel work.
Simplicity and precision, just brilliant.
Extraordinary; precision & patience. As ever, well done
*Only 18* 👇👇👇
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Beautiful work! I have worked with wood for many years! My mother-in-law gave me my father-in-laws woodworking tools after his demise as I was the only relative interested in woodworking. He was a Japanese furniture maker and made exquizite pieces. I just look at his tools as I do not consider myself good enough to use them yet. Your work reminds me of him.Thank you!
What a complicated joint! Interesting.
I would enjoy this more with the sounds of the work and no music, by the way.
You never disappoint! Good lord that's impressive!!
When you drove home that piece of walnut and the beauty of the joint materialized I actually got chills. Thank You for sharing!
normal videos from you are awesome ....then you make a dowel by hand wow
Thank you!
This is some serious talent. I am amazed. Time spent well here.
Amazing - Japanese joinery = superhuman patience, well done!
Crazy mad skills. Always an awesome adventure watching the magic unfold.
Thank you!
You really are a carpenter. Beautiful wooden joints. I am impressed
You are the true Master with gifted hands.
Thank you
Watching these come together is extremely satisfying, the design of the joint and the making of it display a fine level of craftsmanship!
Thank you!
That joint would look great left exposed, say under a glass table to appreciate its genius and to show off the skill of the carpenter.
it was a pleasure to watch a talented craftsman like yourself..thankyou for that
Thank you!
Exquisitely done again Dorian! I see some of the "needlessly complicated" crowd are out in some comments rather missing the point. Not only do they miss that this series is to demonstrate, test and improve your skill. But also that this type of scarf joint has an extremely high shear strength for axial loading. So if you're erecting a fence, yeh, it's needless. But, if you're supporting exterior walls under high compression, this type of scarf joint is essential. There's a few 1000 year old temples that will testify to this ;)
For some people, doesn't matter how long it takes to get the job done, as long the job is done perfectly.
Glad you're back
😊
Good to see you back!! Nice work as usual, clean, tight, well executed!!
Thanks David!
Honestly happy RUclips suggested this for me
I don't have the patience for using purely hand tools for this process... but I have to say that
was a pretty neat finished "product" & how it all came together. Nice job.
Man that’s crazy! You must have the patience of a saint
😅 thank you
Man I love this channel so much! I'm currently in a Furniture Design Minor at an art school and I've told a bunch of my friends, other students, and Instructors/Lab Techs about your channel. Myself and everyone I've introduced to the channel has a great amount of respect for your skill and videos. I love Lakey Inspired and its an awesome instrumental touch to the videos. Keep it up man!
Thank you! I’m glad you ladies and gents enjoy them!
I don´t need Netflix because i have Dorian Bracht´s RUclips chanel. I love your creations and the way of you work. Es un gran placer ver como trabajas, con esa delicadeza, debiste ser japonés en la otra vida. Soy tu fan¡¡¡¡ God Bless you. Bendiciones.
THAT was amazing!
PS: Yes, life does get in the way of all the fun stuff.
Thank you :)
Awesome craftsmanship and instruction! Thank you very much.
Thank you
Thank your for making these Videos!
This might seem weird but you help me sleep at night! As long as I can remember I had difficulties falling asleep. When I watch your videos I somehow relax and stop thinking about other things. It really helps a lot!
The woodworking and the music is on point!
Greetings from Germany!
Same Haha. I just throw up a playlist of these (or really any other no talking woodworking)
Joinery is all about harmony between the parts, and you're trying to marry the surfaces together. You have to slow down and listen, tune in to do it well. It's no wonder it helps you sleep 👍
Danke! Ich fühle mich geehrt!
C'est un travail merveilleux bravo pour ton expertise et ta patience
Really makes you appreciate your wooden pickaxe more.
this is sacred... a gift for the humanity... thanks a lot
Thank you!
That is a lot of work but amazing to see. Great job
Thank you
Ich bin begeistert.Handwerklich einwandfrei!
first time to see the wood to be rounded by wood plane, very educational hand craft video, let handmade woodworking be great again ^_^
inefficience, customers want it fast no matter the process
Izzulhaq Mahardika not necessarily...
Super video and great to see you back again! Bob
Thank you!
Precision engineering in wood, who knew it possible? Great job mate
Thank you
This was next level! How did I live this long and never even know this joint was an option? Definitely going to up my game
Thank you!
Thanks for a tutorial on chieseling technique.gratly appreciated.wonderful wrk.
Thank you!
I've never seen a cylinder made like this. Very cool!
Brilliant as usual.
Thank you
SUPER retour !!! merci :)
Merçi!
Great music and AMAZING skill!
Thank you!
Differently my goal in woodworking!!! Skills are off the chart !!!
Thank you!
Exact joiner's work! Interesting to watch!
Thank you
Extremely skilled work very impressed
Thank you!
Japanese joinery , second to none ! Great job
Thank you!
Un hermoso trabajo artesanal de alta precisión.
Congratulations!
Wow Unbelievable.. Wonderful.. 💪👍💪👍
Absolut perfect.. 👍👍💪💪
Greetings from Germany
Thomas
Parabéns meu amigo, quanta habilidade e carinho no que faz, impressionante ❗️
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Very interesting. A master who knows his material. I wouldn't be able to afford any furniture made this way unless you're willing to work for pennies an hour.
your work should be displayed in the science museum !!! very good mate.
Thank you!
Another awesome joint! Thank you.
Thank you
Another top quality joint executed. Well done 👍🏼😊
Thank you
Beautiful work. it was a pleasure to watch.
Thank you
Welcome back
Dorian,
Having watched every one of your videos, I can only assume you are a hermit or monk. My wife would have left me long ago if I invested the time and effort you have in anything but her.
Thank you for memorializing the artistry of these masterpieces of engineering.
My only objection to the end results is that their beauty cannot be easily appreciated by the casual observer. You almost have to already know what you are looking at to understand the complexity or watch the actual assembly and disassembly of the joints.
I wish to build something like a table which would display clearly upon it's upper surface a joint demonstrating the process to form wider surfaces rather than just making corners and longer pieces. I don't especially care for the "bow tie" effect.
My ultimate goal is to build a table as a gift for my sister. I have an idea for a table joined by the legs that protrude though the top similar to the locking pegs in a scarf joint with additional more common techniques joining the lower legs for stiffness.
Unfortunately, it's still just an idea! Suggestions?
Thank you, again!
Jim
You got a shitty wife... if she won't support you in what you love and instead only allows you to dote on her... RIP
always amazing
Thank you
Wow! It was worth the wait. Cheers man!
Thank you
Very nice, glad to see more f your work.
Thank you!
such a beautiful joint.
Just seeing this single square piece of wood becoming round was amazing !
And looking at the 2 beams slowly joining inside the pillar, another pleasure.
Really a wonderfull piece of Art.
Pour la récompense, je t'envoie un bonjour ensoleillé de Provence :-)
Merçi beaucoup!
Buenísima union, excelente trabajo y buena técnica. Te agradecería que subieras más videos con otro tipo de uniones. Felicitaciones por tu trabajo.
That was awesome!
Once again, amazing.
Thank you
I have an ideal in my head This just helped me tremendously it turn the 💡on
Great!
Nice job mate.... Very weldone..
Superbe travail, comme d'habitude.🔨
Merçi!
I'd have chopped the octogon with a saw, then switched to the plane. Really cool joint! I might try it in something soon.
Thank you!
綺麗すぎる…作業が丁寧…
Amazing planing skills!
Thank you!
I work at a custom interior manufacturer, and I have to say we rely so heavily on glue nowadays! (and we have to use shit materials because of costs, but that aside.) It's good to see how real joints are made, I'll definitly be trying them at home!
what a great job !!!!!!!
Nice work, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
soooooooooooo satisfying!
Just beautiful!
Thank you
One question, what do you do with all of the samples when you're done with them? Sit them on a shelf for a while, then fire wood in the winter?
that saw looks and sounds beautiful to use 👍
It is!
@@DorianBracht its like music to my ears lol
Buenas tardes señor, es fabuloso el vídeo, la precisión en el trabajo de los encastres es extraordinaria, únicamente puedo imaginar a un maestro carpintero japonés haciendo semejante labor, no creo que esa técnica la manejen en otros países.
Le mando un saludo desde Argentina.
I'd love to see a video that includes all the test fitting and adjustment before the final take. I always find that last bit the most frustrating, time consuming, and enjoyable part of a project
I'll see if I'll add more of that in a future video for reference.
@@DorianBracht Thank you for the consideration.
I’m envious.
NO WONDER ITS SO DIFFICULT TO FIND THE JOINTS IN JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE!!! That joint from the outside looks like a groove in a post with a board sitting in it. In actuality, its a locking joint that is beautiful artwork, meant to last many generations and NEVER EVER BE SEEN :( but AMAZING!! I love the simplicity of the finish of the joint but the amount of forethought required to use it in a practical application and execute such a joint well.
Thank you!
Who would dislike a video like this? People are strange.
Thank you!
waoooo que unión tan solida excelente amigo gracias por compartir!
Qué maravilla, sencillamente perfecto!!
epic work
Since you get really lust to go to the workshop, if you look at the videos. 😄
With happy greetings Holz
Bravo, travail toujours aussi formidable
Merçi!
Outstanding ✅👍
Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for watching!
Now that it's extremely impressive!
Thank you
Awesome skill!
Thank you!
my respect Dorian Bracht
Thank you!
That on a bit larger scale would make a cool railing system for a porch or something . Of course you could build a pyramid in the same amount of time but, whos keeping track of man hours anyway?
Yeah, I would be down to join a fence post to the top rails.
😂 it would be cool
Or just get some power tools...
@@Phelan666
Thats all I have. Cant make a hand tool like a planer work for me yet no matter how many tutorials I watch..😂😂
Im a hack from way back
Yellow King power tools unless cumputer guided tend to be too unreliable for this type of work. For instance balancing a table saw blade to deep enough, square enough, and not too much flex is harder for me than to carefully pare away chips over an hour or two.
great work
Thank you!
Amazing! Thanks!
Thank you
marking the high spots before chiseling is slick!
My master taught me that one :)
Very nice work
Thank you
simply awesome!!!! would be nice a video of how to sharp japanese saws
Thank you
Outstanding
Thank you