Where I used to teach woodwork, there was an elderly technician who was a retired bar fitter. He used to work like this all of the time and could demonstrate the most obscure Chinese joints. This video was just superb and reminded me of him... Thank you very much for such an excellent lesson.
Beautiful joint. I love the strongly contrasting woods to show the joint off better. Dang if I don't get jealous of your skill with every video, but it does inspire me to try to do better. Keep them coming, thanks.
Ah, good stuff. So many examples of fine joinery. I'm going to go through your vids to see what I can adapt to my lesser skill and use in projects. Thank you for the great work.
this connection is best for displaying the canvas, picture frame, window frame, first aid kit frame, so awesomely beautiful with that tiny molding making chisel planer
What a beautiful wooden flame! Your skill is really good. When I was young, most Korean houses had this type of window frame. However, these window frames are now hard to find except for traditional houses for tourists.
Amazing how thin those pieces were that you chiseled out with that tiny chisel. Then that bead you cut on the corners that lined up perfectly. Amazing.
I wish you were my neighbor. I would love to learn the woodworking trade. I am a pipe welder and have always loved woodworking. This is so cool. Thank you for posting this.
Wunderschöne Arbeit! Ich freue mich immer auf Ihre "Joint Ventrure"'s :-) Die Idee von "bametje" finde ich Klasse! Fände ich auch toll, da ich auch viel aus Holz selber mache und immer interessiert bin an gutem Werkzeug! Bitte weiter so, Ihre Videos sind Klasse!!
You have amazing hand skills.....woooow for the neatness and fitting tolerances.Very good presentation .Indeed a quality video for those who wanna learn.i see you have amazing collection of tools ,which seems handmade by you.teach us to make all those tools....:-)).as someone said here,it would have been womderful to have you in our neighbourhood.Incidently i am a woodworker living in India but i am not a Skilled Carpenter,as all work is done by machines. Seeing your hand joinery inspire me to learn all hand skills of carpentry.Thank you for sharing all your work.Stay safe,healthy and blessed....:-))
Hola Dorian, excelente tu trabajo. Felicitaciones por el canal, es al único que reviso cuando hay novedades y actualizaciones. Desearia saber que tipo de maderas utilizas.
I was about to order a good router for mortises and then I found this video, all made by hands... very impressive thanks for sharing. Now I am not sure of what to buy! Manual tools or electric tools!
I am loving your work. It's nice to have come to your channel years after you've made all these videos, so I can binge them :) What type(s) of wood are you using? It cuts very cleanly
I really like the way you edited the sound during the fast-motion parts. Hearing a million high pitched hammer blows gets a bit annoying. I love the channel, keep up your masterful work!
Really nice work. Could you give a wider aspect of the tools and the jig you used to mitre the edges. Thanks. (By the way...could you tone down the musak please and maybe have something that is not so repetitive?! Thanks).
Excelente video 👍👍👍 Me gustaría saber si me puedes ayudar con la construcción de un camarote o litera de madera. No he encontrado aún un video por acá en RUclips en donde lo hagan. Saludos desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷
Nice Soul-R&B addition to your normal Jazz mix . By chance are some of those chisels new ,or we haven't seen them used yet in this wonderfully informative series? Some of them seem to have a damascene or acid etched look to them I never noticed or saw before .
Ahh okay that explains why some of your cuts as of late seem to not be as "precise" as they were or have been. I somehow found it difficult that all of a sudden your abilities have dampened and lessened,now I know it has more to do with how detailed the camera is in it's focus . Which says lot's simply because the only ,"fault" or imprecision ,and that's said very very lightly is on the one side where you made it seems a tad too deep of a final chisel cut. Will say after watching your series ,and I am in no way a woodworker or know anything about joints or any sort . Thought hey ,a table with a three part mortise and tenon mixture would look aesthetically pleasing and be completely functionable ,and be able to withstand heavy forces in many different vectors . Basically a slight variation on #6 through tenon with sword tip miter and into it a vary slight variation of this exact through mortise and tenon with mitered faces into the top right angle of the horizontal . And then realized I might have caught a wood worker bug ,ha ha . Again thanks for your uploads ,they are pleasing and informative .
Where I used to teach woodwork, there was an elderly technician who was a retired bar fitter. He used to work like this all of the time and could demonstrate the most obscure Chinese joints. This video was just superb and reminded me of him... Thank you very much for such an excellent lesson.
Thank you! Sounds like my kinda guy ;)
Does anyone else blow on the screen when watching wood working videos? Great video, awesome joint, excellent editing.
Thank you!
Excellent work!
Such minute and painstaking craftsmanship which serves its technical purpose, yet it can be rejoiced as Art
Congratulations!
Thank you!!
I enjoyed the introduction of ambient sounds of the workshop in this video, felt like they harmonize well with the usual jazz background. Relaxing.
Thanks! I‘m glad it had the desired effect!
David Sholts
Beautiful joint. I love the strongly contrasting woods to show the joint off better. Dang if I don't get jealous of your skill with every video, but it does inspire me to try to do better. Keep them coming, thanks.
Thank you! Will do ;)
Ah, good stuff. So many examples of fine joinery. I'm going to go through your vids to see what I can adapt to my lesser skill and use in projects. Thank you for the great work.
Thank you!
this connection is best for displaying the canvas, picture frame, window frame, first aid kit frame, so awesomely beautiful with that tiny molding making chisel planer
Thanks! I was just looking for an excuse to use my moulding plane :)
what size of chisel is that skinny 1/8??
1 1/2 mm
What a beautiful wooden flame!
Your skill is really good.
When I was young, most Korean houses had this type of window frame.
However, these window frames are now hard to find except for traditional houses for tourists.
The reason why it is hard to find such a window frame anymore is that
instead of these wooden windows, the factory-produced aluminum windows are used.
Thank you!
This is genius.... what finish.. what perfection. you are really a genius.
Thank you!
Amazing how thin those pieces were that you chiseled out with that tiny chisel. Then that bead you cut on the corners that lined up perfectly. Amazing.
i have some important assignment to complete, but just sitting and watching your videos. I like wood working with hands and not machines
Thank you, I know that feeling 😂
Not something I've ever watched before but surprisingly i really enjoyed this video and the end was sooooooo satisfying 😍😍😍
That’s great! Thank you!
Excellent! Best wishes from Maram, Manipur. India🇮🇳 .👍
A very stylish joint. Thanks for showing us.
Beautiful work Dorian 😊 ॐ
Thanks!
That guy is a magician! Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you!
I was hoping there would be more, I was happy to see # 48 had arrived.
Beautiful!
Thanks! There will be more :) I make them when I can afford the time.
感動しました。
素晴らしい技術を拝見出来まして光栄です。
I love this sort job.it is some kind of art.
Thank you!
Es ist genau das, was ich getan habe. Setz dich, um deine Kunst zu genießen. Vielen Dank. Daniel aus Argentinien.
Great joint and great video. That little bevel detail came out great.
Thanks!
I wish you were my neighbor. I would love to learn the woodworking trade. I am a pipe welder and have always loved woodworking. This is so cool. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you!
Excellent work! Minute and painstaking.
Thank you
Increhíble, un regalo para la vista, arte en estado puro, simplemente espectacular
Josep Tarrago
Wunderschöne Arbeit! Ich freue mich immer auf Ihre "Joint Ventrure"'s :-) Die Idee von "bametje" finde ich Klasse! Fände ich auch toll, da ich auch viel aus Holz selber mache und immer interessiert bin an gutem Werkzeug! Bitte weiter so, Ihre Videos sind Klasse!!
The videography was beautiful. But that joinery... Damn!! Thanks for taking the time to put all this together and sharing with us :)
Thank you for watching!
What a beautiful joint that one is!
Thank you!
Great job .. great workmanship .. I admire your work
Thank you!
such complicated joint. nice craftmanship.
You have amazing hand skills.....woooow for the neatness and fitting tolerances.Very good presentation .Indeed a quality video for those who wanna learn.i see you have amazing collection of tools ,which seems handmade by you.teach us to make all those tools....:-)).as someone said here,it would have been womderful to have you in our neighbourhood.Incidently i am a woodworker living in India but i am not a Skilled Carpenter,as all work is done by machines. Seeing your hand joinery inspire me to learn all hand skills of carpentry.Thank you for sharing all your work.Stay safe,healthy and blessed....:-))
Your work is seriously mind blowing. Well done and thank you.
Thank you!
it is unbelievable !!! golden hands !!!
Thank you!
What an interesting saw. Looks like a hybrid of ryoba and kataba.
how could someone "dislike" that work ! - GREAT Dorian - Thank you for sharing !
Thank you! Haters gonna hate ;)
Ouf ‘ what a chalenge to duplicate that piece of total art. 100 % Amazing
Right angle is very nice
Você não é normal, estes trabalhos são perfeitos demais.
Parabéns.
Subscribed for the skills, hit the bell for the music
Excellent job. You are an artist.
Thank you!
Hola Dorian, excelente tu trabajo. Felicitaciones por el canal, es al único que reviso cuando hay novedades y actualizaciones.
Desearia saber que tipo de maderas utilizas.
Graçias!
Once again another amazing joint..
Thank you!
very very nice, thank you for tutorial, I prays you always good, thank you
Just loved that tiny moulding. Bob
Thanks! I love that plane too!
That was just awesome. Sophisticated videography, and incredible craftsmanship. Well done.
Thank you! I‘m trying out some new styles.
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The contrasting stain is a nice touch. I like the new music too!
Thanks! Lakey Inspired is the artist. Link in the description!
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I was thinking "there's no way he has a chisel that small", then you proved me wrong.
Hehehe, all shapes and sizes!
You make it look so easy, makes me want to try some of these more unusual joints, though maybe I should start with the basics.
I‘m glad! The basics are always a good place to start!
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Dorian, what a skill you have, I envy you!
Thanks!
comment dire les mots avec un travail aussi beau est d'une précision a coupé le souffle merci encore pour la vidéo et a bientôt
Merçi beaucoup!
I was about to order a good router for mortises and then I found this video, all made by hands... very impressive thanks for sharing. Now I am not sure of what to buy! Manual tools or electric tools!
Thank you! I have both. When I have to do a lot I use a router.
Great video! 意義深い動画ありがとう 楽しみました /// 参考になりました Love & Crete!
Nice work sir please keep it up
beautiful work, I like the 2 different wood species joined together...
Thanks!
I am loving your work. It's nice to have come to your channel years after you've made all these videos, so I can binge them :)
What type(s) of wood are you using? It cuts very cleanly
Thank you! Hard Maple.
@@DorianBracht Hard maple! egads, I love it, but it takes effort to work nicely
Sure does :)
This kind of process‘s name is “tenon and mortise work”（榫卯). It is traditional Chinese wood processing.
Jason Zhao good job Jason, you're a good China man.
Wow this is called perfection
Thanks!
No me canso de ver este tipo de vídeos, estan genial,. Gracias!!
Gracias!
Just went ahead and sold my tools on craigslist and applied for cashier job at Mcdonalds. Thanks bud.
No probs 😂
Exceptional work-Thank you for sharing ✅👍 just Subscribed
Very nice! Could you please link the tool you used to make those rounded corners please? They look amazing.
How strong this joint would be? I mean good enough to be used in computer table or not ?
Excellent as always, a pleasure to watch 👍
Thanks man!
This is just beautiful
Very very nice wood working
Thank you
I've been waiting for this one. Thank you.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
How about one side only? For simply joint? How to design?
Brilliant skills Mr. What is the name of the saw you use @2.03 ? thanks
Thank you! It's the Bakuma Ryoba 250.
@@DorianBracht Great thanks for the info.
Awesome !! Mad skills with the chisel. I wish mine were that sharp :)
Thank you!
This joint really suit for window frame i guess.. thanks!
Keep the vids coming :)
I really like the way you edited the sound during the fast-motion parts. Hearing a million high pitched hammer blows gets a bit annoying. I love the channel, keep up your masterful work!
Glad you enjoy it!
beautiful work.
Thank you!
Excellent job
Thank you!
I love art
Really nice work. Could you give a wider aspect of the tools and the jig you used to mitre the edges. Thanks. (By the way...could you tone down the musak please and maybe have something that is not so repetitive?! Thanks).
Thanks, but this is my video style. So I won‘t be changing that. I hope you understand.
Excelente video 👍👍👍 Me gustaría saber si me puedes ayudar con la construcción de un camarote o litera de madera. No he encontrado aún un video por acá en RUclips en donde lo hagan. Saludos desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷
Good job 👌 going on
Simply amazing
Beautiful! Love these videos!! I gotta try this just got a commission to make 4 frames..this will definitely increase the value of them by a lot! 🍻
Nice! It really is a nice joint!
Dorian Bracht yes it definitely is! thanks for inspiring. Love these joint venture vids most the time it's on a joint I've never seen it heard of 🍻
Thanks!
O hell ye boi.
Keep 'em commin'.
Will do ;)
great job awesome finishing joint its amazing
Thank you 😊
It looks like CNC made. awesome.
Thanks ;)
Hahaha 😱😱😱 I think Im going to sell my chisels! Lol great work my friend.
Thank you!
Do you have to or should you put glue within the joint? Or is it strong enough as is?
I would glue it or wedge it.
Nice work
Thank you!
Schönes Video, Dorian.
Wow, die Eckverbindung sieht super aus, vor allem mit dem Schwarz gebeizten Gegenstück.
Danke sehr!
That was beautiful
What Japanese planes and chisels do you use please?
Beautiful work!
Thank you!
JUST PERFECT ! CONGRATULATIONS
Thank you!
very nice work, I really like the details !!👍👍👏
Thank you!
Dorian, please stop uploading. You are giving me an inferiority complex in terms of woodworking!
Hehehe, not a chance!
Nic
@@DorianBracht Learning ...please wait...
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I've never seen that joint ever before in the book of joints
Me either...
Dorian Bracht Not in my GCSE guide book
Good idea
Best of luck
Thanks
Thank you.
Wow nice nice work
You have a lot of nice tools
Impressive, Nice job.
Thank you!
Excellent love it
Very nice. I love all of ur vids. Keep it up as always
Thanks! Will do :)
El estilo tradicional. Sin máquinas. A la antigua. Buen maestro.
Nice Soul-R&B addition to your normal Jazz mix . By chance are some of those chisels new ,or we haven't seen them used yet in this wonderfully informative series? Some of them seem to have a damascene or acid etched look to them I never noticed or saw before .
Thanks! I‘ve had a lot of them for a long time. The damascus chisels have been around for years. The new camera shows the details better.
Ahh okay that explains why some of your cuts as of late seem to not be as "precise" as they were or have been. I somehow found it difficult that all of a sudden your abilities have dampened and lessened,now I know it has more to do with how detailed the camera is in it's focus . Which says lot's simply because the only ,"fault" or imprecision ,and that's said very very lightly is on the one side where you made it seems a tad too deep of a final chisel cut. Will say after watching your series ,and I am in no way a woodworker or know anything about joints or any sort . Thought hey ,a table with a three part mortise and tenon mixture would look aesthetically pleasing and be completely functionable ,and be able to withstand heavy forces in many different vectors . Basically a slight variation on #6 through tenon with sword tip miter and into it a vary slight variation of this exact through mortise and tenon with mitered faces into the top right angle of the horizontal . And then realized I might have caught a wood worker bug ,ha ha . Again thanks for your uploads ,they are pleasing and informative .
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