Well, it adds better strength in the bond by preventing the corner from breaking with twisting motions. It also just looks better too than an ordinary oak corner.
According to Google: Carpenter: a person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures. Wood Worker: a worker in wood, as a carpenter, joiner, or cabinetmaker. @@ghostphoto1789
This is the exact technique my highschool woodshop class used to make boxes! It was my first time doing something like that, but I tried really hard and it came out really good in the end :)
Bourbon Moth woodworking did a video testing the strength of various joinery and this was I think the strongest one. Simple mitre with splines. No special tools needed and I think the end result looks great especially with contrasting woods. Niceee
Like an arc of carpenters joints soon as you walk in you just smell the pine an cherty an apple wood 🪓 🪵 would be amazing I agree I to hope there is a place a resting place for all joints alike
The time to scrape the glue is just after it skins over. If it's wet, it'll smear and clog the grain. If it's set, it'll tear the wood. Let it dry to the consistency of putty, and it comes right off.
This joint is by far on the top of the list when considering beauty, simplicity of fabrication, strength and maintaining a correct angle (can be any angle), requiring only a simple jig, cheap hand tools, minimal glue and very little time. 10/10. Would watch again.
for a person who doesnt know where & how to start off, this is great. practicality + the working sound is just so satisfying for me. thanks for the idea!
As someone whos never worked with wood.. this felt like a waste of tape. Just use something that has a 90 degree corner and save yourself time and material. :P
And for beginners, that is NOT a regular saw. It's called a pull saw with flat teeth that won't damage the surface of the wood when you cut the splines. It is a flexible thin saw that cuts on the pull stroke.
@@kristifinch7927 instead of relying on the mitered joint which is basically two surfaces of what is called end grain (think of a handful of drinking straws it would be like trying to to glue the ends together) the straight grain surface of the wedge spline gives a better stronger glue joint and in this case give it some character with the contrasting wood species.
YES! FINALLY! Some proper application of wood glue. See way too many channels that just dump a bunch of glue on haphazardly and close it up. You gotta get a complete and even coverage when you apply glue, otherwise you might as well just be taping it.
But as long as you put enough on, squeezing the joint closed will spread it all over. I give it a bit of a spread, but I don't worry too much about coating every last fibre.
I love splines. And the contrast between a light and dark wood is beautiful. I built my wife a gun case out of maple with walnut accents that looked very similar to this.
In a worse case situation, yoo could do the poor man’s table saw mounting a skill saw under a table and use a straight edge and clamps for a fence. Certainly not a true tablesaw, but it will do the job for a lot of cuts and be just as accurate if you set up your straight edge correctly with the saw blade?
This is a reasonably clean joint, however the trouble is to make four of them at an exactly right angle, or one of them wouldn’t close. A single miter will always close, but guess the format is too short to demo it.
Honestly I've done this kind of work with screws and with nails but I've never thought of making clean corner slots that would hide and smooth over like this thank you for the idea
I don't understand some wood craftsmen. Glue is supposed to go on both stationary piece and jointer piece before they're assembled in the same way you put Anti-Seize on both nut and bolt, or PVC glue on both pipe and joint. This is why; -depending on which piece of wood you apply the glue, as the jointer piece slides in, the glue is either being pushed or wiped away. And by the time the jointer is fully seated, half of its glue is gone. However, if you put glue on both pieces, as you are sliding in the jointer piece, it's being met by fresh glue from both front and back of the joint. Sure, there will be more push out, but you can save that in a small plastic bag and force the air out. You can easily prove this by taking an extra-long joint piece of jointer material and put glue on it and tap it in. Then immediately from the side, put a clamp on it and tap the clamp out. Look at the glue coverage. It will be 50% dry on the joint piece. I was taught this by a craftsman long ago and tested this out myself to prove it to myself.... All I did for a summer job was to assemble drawer boxes. It was a no brainer job. It was all set up with jigs. But we used walnut dowels on 1/2" white oak veneer cabinet plywood boxes. and had a dowel every inch. It looked nice. Plus it's stronger than splines
Yes, let's all only use the exact same, strongest possible joinery methods. That wouldn't be boring at all. There's such a thing as artistry, but I suppose in the first sentence of your unnecessary rant, you did say you don't understand. I agree with that part, at least.
@@balla2828they let more glue touch within the corner of the 2 initial woods holding them together better, rather than just gluing the first 2 woods together
A pity the poster didn't name them too. If you know what to call them you probably already know to make them. But if you are learning then a name is important. Thanks.
@@balla2828 To expand on the explanation: if you just cut miter joints and glue them together, the joint is mostly end grain to end grain, which is very weak because none of the wood fibers extend through the joint. By cutting slots and adding splines or wafers, you’re gluing long grain to long grain-a much stronger glue joint, plus you have the mechanical strength of the spline across the miter joint.
Oh SHAZAM!! This is just what i needed to see! I was planning on making a boxed frame, to build a wall hanging, cabinet humidifier but I knew that dovetail joints were not going to happen! So this is perfect!! I was wondering if I'd have to use plywood of some type but now I can stick with hardwood and add those wafer joints.
When you walk away, you don't hear me say "Please, oh baby, don't go" Simple and clean Is the way that you're making me feel tonight It's hard to let it go
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I think if you angled the cuts and the pieces that were glued in to them, you could create a better lock, but making it look good might be a challenge.
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not enough unnecesary cuts for youtube clout. This is too practical
Lol
Well, it adds better strength in the bond by preventing the corner from breaking with twisting motions. It also just looks better too than an ordinary oak corner.
@@diplexnormal3353 the original comment was saying that tho
@@bodeadekeyebro chill
@@Spicychicken_ he didn’t unlock sarcasm yet.
I swear to god Carpenters are the happiest people on the planet.
The fact that your comment has 69 likes 💀
they're 70 now, someone ruined it@@sujwalkumar8768
This is a woodworker. I’m a carpenter and I’m currently building a house. Extremely different professions.
According to Google:
Carpenter: a person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures.
Wood Worker: a worker in wood, as a carpenter, joiner, or cabinetmaker.
@@ghostphoto1789
@@ghostphoto1789I care + I asked
This is the exact technique my highschool woodshop class used to make boxes! It was my first time doing something like that, but I tried really hard and it came out really good in the end :)
Jesse we need to cook
😊😊😊😊
don't use google trenslate နာရီအနည်းငယ်ကြာတဲ့အခါ သင့်နှလုံးခုန်ရပ်သွားပါလိမ့်မယ်။ ၎င်းကိုတားဆီးရန် တစ်ခုတည်းသောနည်းလမ်းမှာ ကျွန်ုပ်၏ချန်နယ်သို့ စာရင်းသွင်းရန်ဖြစ်သည်။… . .
@@dante89921bro shut up
They let you cook 🗿
"LET HIM COOK" 🗿💀
I can't unsee the missing corner from the 4th wedge.
Thank you! 😅🤫
Aah same.. my eyes hurt
You just had to
Hey OCD gang! We meet again
So preventable. Wtf.
The aggressive hammering for the 4th piece was beautiful
Fr
@@ugochukwumichaeloguadinma1714à#Aaaa
Bro got a lil mad
Hammer go brrr
He brought out his inner how 2 basic
Bourbon Moth woodworking did a video testing the strength of various joinery and this was I think the strongest one. Simple mitre with splines. No special tools needed and I think the end result looks great especially with contrasting woods. Niceee
are those the kind that need to be reticulated?
@@mifdsam Very sim-ple of you, sir.
How much Bourbon mouth first!?
@@mifdsamhadn't thought of that in years. Thank you 🥰
"what're you laughing about?"
"Nothing"
Meanwhile the fast hammering being the funniest shit I've seen all day:
That part was personal😂😂
He Woody Woodpeckered dat sh!t.
I’m questioning why it’s so funny myself 😂
smash smash smash
Ya’ll high AF.
I like to imagine theres a massive warehouse full to the brim with random wood joints that content creators make
Like an arc of carpenters joints soon as you walk in you just smell the pine an cherty an apple wood 🪓 🪵 would be amazing I agree I to hope there is a place a resting place for all joints alike
@DappaTV hyy friend, like short?? Check
@@mononoaware5912 😊emma
How do you think the warehouse got made?
@@Zie_carpentrym.
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이런 취미, 이런 재주 가진 사람들 참 부럽다.
감사합니다! 🙂🙏
Then learn how yourself
@@t81773 I hope you’re a child and at least have that excuse for commenting something this dumb.
The time to scrape the glue is just after it skins over. If it's wet, it'll smear and clog the grain. If it's set, it'll tear the wood. Let it dry to the consistency of putty, and it comes right off.
thank you for this comment🙏 i always wondered why it looks so messy when i try it
I was right about to come write this
What if i just use pudding so I don't have to worry about timing?
@@brokentombot It won't absorb properly into the grain so the excess scrape is easy but the joint itself is weak.
@@heikkipulkkinen8071 I meant Your Momma's Pudding. That stuff is strong. You can get it at Lowe's I think.
途中の木を刺すとこで｢入らねぇじゃねーか｣と訴えるような金槌連打好き
女の子、毎日起きて木をたたきますか？
Argentina es el mejor país del mundo, coincidis?
@@Sceruis Que va papi, Puerto Rico es el duro🇵🇷
コメ欄カオスなの草
@@Sceruisアルゼンチンなんて有名でもなんでもない
接着剤無しで頑丈な家を実現できる日本の建築技術の凄さが分かる動画
一応言いますが批判してるわけではありません...
施工管理者ですが、一般向けの木造住宅では業者が機械で切った木材を接着剤と接合金物を使いまくった工法ですよ。
現場をしてる人なら分かりますが、あと15年程でものづくり文化は無くなりますし、今も殆ど無いです。
i swear, i could watch carpentry and wood-working videos all day long...they're so soothing and beautiful
So relaxed is the one who does the job that he gave him a few desperate hammer blows
😅😅😅😅😅😅
😮
well boy do i have a career for you
@@HughMungus4655 I am interested in asking what is that?
simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go...
Your mom made me feel complicated and dirty
I was looking for you ❤
I could think of like 10 other easier and better ways than this
You’ve made my night
This joint is by far on the top of the list when considering beauty, simplicity of fabrication, strength and maintaining a correct angle (can be any angle), requiring only a simple jig, cheap hand tools, minimal glue and very little time.
10/10. Would watch again.
I am so pissed rn that this only came into my recommended AFTER I'd finished my 3d design gcse😭
bruh💀😭
for a person who doesnt know where & how to start off, this is great. practicality + the working sound is just so satisfying for me. thanks for the idea!
please explain your first sentence to me like I'm 5.
@@louspowels7120It says you joined In 2012
As someone whos never worked with wood.. this felt like a waste of tape. Just use something that has a 90 degree corner and save yourself time and material. :P
@@FlintWithSteel"to me like im 5." He didnt say hes 5. :P
The tape is also used to stop the wood splintering where the saw blades exit the cut.
めちゃくちゃ見てて気持ちいい
（日本語コメ捜索中）
Instructions unclear. I ended up making a dog house
Holy. 8k ty all for the likes
Btw everyone is fighting in the commentaries
Now you must buy a dog to fit in it
@@sxerralzve2739 adopt*
@@bauhausliker0 why *"adopt"**
@@y_t_sgaming3414 i think you know what i mean
Thats what I called clean wood job
Actually really cool. For a minute I thought it was just gonna be glue but the wood joints said enough. Great work!
As a kingdom hearts fan the little discription made me happey
i like the tape idea. i'm trying to keep glue off my corner clamps
pretty standard :D .. then again i`m old and thats just how we did it :D .. hell i also made swallowtails with a saw and ruler haha yes i`m THAT old
I mean... that's the whole point of masking tape? It's in the name. Tape to mask surfaces. :)
And for beginners, that is NOT a regular saw. It's called a pull saw with flat teeth that won't damage the surface of the wood when you cut the splines. It is a flexible thin saw that cuts on the pull stroke.
Also known as a japanese saw.
Also known as a Japanese saw..........
also known as a Japanese saw
It’s called a Japanese saw
日本の木材加工の技術って凄いんだなほんと。これとレベル違うもんな。
I love how one random spline doesn't want to fit in. Unlike my random spline, yours doesn't split, shatter or get crushed by the hammer. Great work.
All the other wedged joints pushed the wood constricting the last joint. That’s why.
@@Oracles001 that plus he hammered them very carefully the video is sped up so it looks reckless😅
What’s the purpose for those? I don’t work with wood so I honestly don’t know.
@@kristifinch7927 instead of relying on the mitered joint which is basically two surfaces of what is called end grain (think of a handful of drinking straws it would be like trying to to glue the ends together) the straight grain surface of the wedge spline gives a better stronger glue joint and in this case give it some character with the contrasting wood species.
見てると気持ちが落ち着く
いいなあ木工
감사합니다🙏
@@antfactory_woodworking
他の動画も見てみますね！👍
Argentina es el mejor país del mundo
@@Sceruisthe goat, CR7
ㄹㅇ 마음 편해지는 영상
simple and clean is the way that youre making me feel tonight
The miter joint, possibly my favorite joint
fukin love joints 🍃 💨
YES! FINALLY! Some proper application of wood glue. See way too many channels that just dump a bunch of glue on haphazardly and close it up. You gotta get a complete and even coverage when you apply glue, otherwise you might as well just be taping it.
But as long as you put enough on, squeezing the joint closed will spread it all over. I give it a bit of a spread, but I don't worry too much about coating every last fibre.
すげぇなぁ
考えた人も、この技術を使い受け継いでる人も
hyyy friend, like short?? Check
@@Zie_carpentry 뭐하냐
This is such a practical method, I adore it! ✨😎✨
I love splines. And the contrast between a light and dark wood is beautiful. I built my wife a gun case out of maple with walnut accents that looked very similar to this.
Thank you very much! 😄🙏
딱 끼워 맞춰지는거 너무 편안하다😊
ㅇㅈ
The things I would do for a table saw… Apartment living with no proper work bench makes stabilising anything for hand cutting wood a nightmare 😍
It presents an interesting business model. 🤔
In a worse case situation, yoo could do the poor man’s table saw mounting a skill saw under a table and use a straight edge and clamps for a fence.
Certainly not a true tablesaw, but it will do the job for a lot of cuts and be just as accurate if you set up your straight edge correctly with the saw blade?
@@landscapingspecialist 😂😮😂❤🎉❤😅😢😅❤😢😅😅😢😂🎉😅🎉❤
I feel your pain.
🤜🤛💪👍
"If trees could talk, I bet they'd say, 'That's knot what I had in mind!' when they see a wood joint." 😂🌲
Обожаю наблюдать за работой мастера, надеюсь что тоже когда нибудь освою плотнецкое ремесло =) Удачи вам в делах 😊
진짜 정갈하다는 말이 딱이네요^^
넘 이뻐요^_^
Like that second sun
My day is incomplete without watching ur videos
I can tell by the last shim that you realized you didn’t have to cut them that perfect to start out with 😂
They were cut to minimize material usage
They’re biscuits so probably set sizes
@williambilbo224 That's not a biscuit lol. Evendentally you've never been to a hardware store in your life 😂.
this reminds me of the little wood things that comes with buying a canvas, i really dont know where to fit those tiny wooden stands lol.
Wood working looks like so much fun without the splinters
This is a reasonably clean joint, however the trouble is to make four of them at an exactly right angle, or one of them wouldn’t close. A single miter will always close, but guess the format is too short to demo it.
Depending on the size of the boards and the saw, you could just put them together and cut all of the 45° corners at once
@@CGoody5642I’d cut them at 22.5 degrees on the miter saw not 45.
I think it's super relatable to have all but one (I think they're biscuits) go in easy, and one just be a pain in the butt.
They are called shims.
@@stevenrodan5160 I think they're called splines. Shims are wedges.
The way the hammer appeared almost made me think this was almost a howtobasic video
Honestly I've done this kind of work with screws and with nails but I've never thought of making clean corner slots that would hide and smooth over like this thank you for the idea
simple and clean.
why does that sound familiar?
kingdom hearts 1 theme song
I don't understand some wood craftsmen. Glue is supposed to go on both stationary piece and jointer piece before they're assembled in the same way you put Anti-Seize on both nut and bolt, or PVC glue on both pipe and joint. This is why; -depending on which piece of wood you apply the glue, as the jointer piece slides in, the glue is either being pushed or wiped away. And by the time the jointer is fully seated, half of its glue is gone. However, if you put glue on both pieces, as you are sliding in the jointer piece, it's being met by fresh glue from both front and back of the joint. Sure, there will be more push out, but you can save that in a small plastic bag and force the air out. You can easily prove this by taking an extra-long joint piece of jointer material and put glue on it and tap it in. Then immediately from the side, put a clamp on it and tap the clamp out. Look at the glue coverage. It will be 50% dry on the joint piece. I was taught this by a craftsman long ago and tested this out myself to prove it to myself....
All I did for a summer job was to assemble drawer boxes. It was a no brainer job. It was all set up with jigs. But we used walnut dowels on 1/2" white oak veneer cabinet plywood boxes. and had a dowel every inch. It looked nice. Plus it's stronger than splines
I think these splines look nicer than dowels.
Dude…..shut up and enjoy the video
Yes, let's all only use the exact same, strongest possible joinery methods. That wouldn't be boring at all. There's such a thing as artistry, but I suppose in the first sentence of your unnecessary rant, you did say you don't understand. I agree with that part, at least.
@@EricMakesStuff ... and you didn't rant at all.
That was so clean and looks sooooo useful
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight. It's hard to let it go.
Spline miter joints are great. Easy to make, nice looking, and REALLY strong.
Are the spline miter joints the 4 pieces he added to the outside??? Why are those even needed???
@@balla2828they let more glue touch within the corner of the 2 initial woods holding them together better, rather than just gluing the first 2 woods together
@@geckosvanity1667 ahh gotcha thanks!!
A pity the poster didn't name them too. If you know what to call them you probably already know to make them. But if you are learning then a name is important. Thanks.
@@balla2828 To expand on the explanation: if you just cut miter joints and glue them together, the joint is mostly end grain to end grain, which is very weak because none of the wood fibers extend through the joint.
By cutting slots and adding splines or wafers, you’re gluing long grain to long grain-a much stronger glue joint, plus you have the mechanical strength of the spline across the miter joint.
simple and clean is the way this is making me feel tonight
It’s hard to let it go
What I came looking for
@@isaiahcasados4894Hold me. Whatever lies beyond this morning is a little later on.
WHEN YOU WALK AWAY...
thanks terezi
Simplemente hermoso. Muchas felicidades. Saludos desde Bolivia.
오 대단하십니다 👍👍👍
Oh SHAZAM!! This is just what i needed to see! I was planning on making a boxed frame, to build a wall hanging, cabinet humidifier but I knew that dovetail joints were not going to happen! So this is perfect!! I was wondering if I'd have to use plywood of some type but now I can stick with hardwood and add those wafer joints.
The type of join is a mitered spline if remember correctly.
“Nails weren’t invented until 1860.”
People before 1860:
SIMPLE AND CLEAN
IS THE WAY THAT YOURE MAKIN ME FEEL
TONIGHT
ITS HARD TO LET IT GO
WHEN YOU WAL-
I was desperately looking for this exact comment!
Thank goddess that I'm not the only one who was thinking this exact thing. Kingdom Hearts for the win, lads.
The tape pull was amazing 🤩
Wth?
I have zero problem with Tom Cruise's version, Tom Cruise is one charming guy and he wasn't unconvincing either, it is called acting.
Clean and to the point. Watching these shorts are ASMR that no white noise machine can ever overcome.
Fastest sander in the world! 3 seconds or less it was sanded! Wow!!! 🤣 It looks awesome
I love being an electrician, but a carpenter is in another level. My respect for all the carpenters 🤝🏾
At that point, leave the tape on until after the flush trim sawing to prevent any possible scuffs.
the top corner slot with the missing tip is throwing my ocd around like a basket ball
There is one on the bottom corner too
It has the tip, it just doesn't have the edge cut at that point
That's alright, it's probably not real OCD
@@Metalhed1300p it is hyper realism!
I was waiting for something authentic to come as finished output💀
WHEN YOU WALK AWAY YOU DONT HEAR ME SAY
Pleaaaase. Oh baby, don't go
SIMPLE AND CLEAN IS THE WAY THAT YOU'RE MAKIN' ME FEEEEEL TONIGHT
마지막에 나무 자를 때 뭔가 만족스러워……..
I feel like bro just called me bad with wood in 101 different ways
***Simple and Clean is the way you're making me feel tonight-***
Bro I'm so glad I wasnt the only one thinking this
Bom demais, não basta apenas ter as ferramentas, tem que ter Talento também parabéns bom trabalho..
Thank you!👍
@ANTFACTORY Woodworking
My grandpa worked w wood making and I’ve always had such a fond interest in it. Looks so satisfying
That chip in the last segment kills it. Re-cut and re-do.
It's just a quick demo in waste timber man
It's not a keeper. Just showing how it's done.
Someone get their dad
I'd just bevel the whole corner to get rid of it
@@TheLucas2696 good idea.
I like that!! Nice job!!
Thank you very much!
중간에 저거 안 껴지니까 망치로 강제로 끼는거 겁나 웃기네ㅋㅣㄱㅋ
When you walk away, you don't hear me say
"Please, oh baby, don't go"
Simple and clean
Is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
What😅
I like how the three taps were just like the strumming pattern to smells like teen spirit and actually sounded like it too.
Cool to see the different languages in the comments
Fr
no its not, you can probably only speak english
@@seagreenspiral and your point is?
Nice try tho, now gtfo
🤡👉🗑️
The way he scraped of that extra glue is so satisfying 😌😌
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I think if you angled the cuts and the pieces that were glued in to them, you could create a better lock, but making it look good might be a challenge.
Dang! All this time of trying to make perfect castle joints and this is the solution. Just, wow.
Do those wedges add that much strength to the joint ? Not a carpenter so I can't say and I'd like to be enlightened about it
Pensei que ia fazer o martelo do Thor 😂
David 36 segundos antes de descalabrar a Goliat:
Seriously Carpenters are some of the most Creative and Innovative people ever.
WUNDERSCHÖN GEMACHT 🤝👍👏
こういうのほんと大好き
감사합니다 🙏
@@antfactory_woodworking Ayo this is fucked up🤣😭
This was the most satisfying thing I’ve seen in a million years
This was so hecken pleasing i don’t know how to feel ❤
pleased? feel pleased!
I get why Jesse liked making wood boxes now
Too bad he sold it for an ounce of weed
after the first few seconds i was like "finally someone not needing 2hours for a single joint" well there goes that.
Y no es orgulloso el hombre...excelente amigo!!!!
Is that Spanish?
@@nanaamericano12shots si
@@nanaamericano12shotsno English
Good lesson. Hang on, please more! Best wishes from Germany.✨️👍
Incredible! How did ya cut those thin darker pieces of wood? Amazing!
Where, on internet, I can buy the rules and squares used by you?
Thank you.
Make them sir
@@faithful451 You can but I can't. I must buy. Have to be perfect.
Wonderful work, well done on this.
the saw revealing itself was the most ominous thing i *saw* the whole month
나는 마음이 편안해지는! 너무! 그는 내 마음을 진정시켰습니다.
얇은거 자를 때 쾌감 미쳤다
남이 여자친구 가방들어주는것도 부담스럽다는것도 웃기네 ㅋㅋ