Thanks for your comment. I went to Japan to learn how they work and haven't wrote a book. But you caan find some answears in "The complete japanese carpentry" book ;)
What a good made video! So encouraging to see japanese woodworking skills in switzerland. I^m an apprentice for carpenter in suisse and there is not too much knowledge about this around.
Thank you :) This joint is made for buildings. Big trees are usually used for temples and smaller pieces which are also a lot less expensive for houses ;)
@@matthiasobrecht1932 Thank you for explaining and also for video! I understand is more cheap smoler and shorter pieces of wood, but that work is very hard and looks like the art! Unbelievable massive job for making hous! In any case, you have one mor subscriber!
This is an anamazing art.. Yo are so good.. I love wood working..
Have you written a book or would you consider writing a book? I see details of your technique that I haven’t seen before.
Thanks for your comment. I went to Japan to learn how they work and haven't wrote a book. But you caan find some answears in "The complete japanese carpentry" book ;)
What a good made video! So encouraging to see japanese woodworking skills in switzerland. I^m an apprentice for carpenter in suisse and there is not too much knowledge about this around.
Hi, thank you for your comment. If you have any questions about it just ask me ;)
Good luck with your apprenticeship !
Great work! I really love watching your joinery videos! Are you spraying with water before planing? Or something else? What is the desired effect?
I love the kanawa-tsugi scarf joint. I must do a video myself 😊😊😊. Great job as usual Matthias
If you like it, do it :)
Very good job, you are a real artist. The accuracy is incredible ! 👍👍👍
Thank you :)
What are the woods used?
😮 Amazing, how many hours did you put in?
Hi, this one took me around 3 hours ;)
Outstanding!
Thank's !
Amazing hints.,..
Super. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Красиво конечно смотреть ...но для чего все эти изощрения ,вообще не понятно !!!
Great and precise job! But, I don't know purpose of that joint?! Just need to take longer wood!
Thank you :)
This joint is made for buildings.
Big trees are usually used for temples and smaller pieces which are also a lot less expensive for houses ;)
@@matthiasobrecht1932 Thank you for explaining and also for video! I understand is more cheap smoler and shorter pieces of wood, but that work is very hard and looks like the art! Unbelievable massive job for making hous! In any case, you have one mor subscriber!
good result, but the joint is called "kanawa-tsugi" ;)
oh thank you, I wasn't sure and it wasn't the goog one...
Thank you for your comment :)
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Thank you :)
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