Good stuff many thanks

Thank you!

beautifull

This joint is what got me started in woodworking. Love it.

Anglophiles may need to understand pressure-points of martial-arts from furniture design. Sitting of object, seat of raised-platform, sitting of weight of object, seat of base-platform, sitting of base-platform, seat of ground. Shift plate(center of gravity) as anglular-shift affecting angular-bias (modular resolution of shift-bias) One leg of furniture can have a single side rounded bottom with two corners and a slightly raised protrusion on the other side to preload-bias and change sitting pressure-point on ground (prints-imprint). Four legs will combine to work as a chair that is easy to rock without throwing itself or the person backwards-forwards(-sideways) backwards-forwards(-sideways) = throw-vector.sss(including controlling to anchor on one leg and throw-up for the other three to fall rotated into table edge)

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请问下，有🍑宝店吗，还是微信购买呀

The more I watch this video the more I get schooled on the reason for not using glue/screw joints. Thank you.

Perfection! By the way: what kind of wood do you recommend for Ming stylie furniture?

Great job , I really appreciate your content. I want to get started in building minq and xinq style furniture but the resources on detailed joinery are limited if you dont speak chinese. Your videos really help me getting to understand the complex joinery. Did you unde go an apprenticeship or are you self taught through books and videos? greatings from germany

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That filled area will not be able to take on finishing in the same way as the rest of the piece, correct?

Just excellent!! To use a common and relatively inexpensive wood to create a useful replica of a classic chair somehow seems correct. Now you need to tackle the shaped back "head of the table" chair. The bow when made of hardwood could not be steam bent so a perfect challenge for construction lumber. Please share the plans for both.

师傅，走马销不能翻译成walking horse joint啊。 Gustav Ecke有本书，叫Chinese Domestic Furniture in Photographs and Measured Drawings (Dover Books on Furniture) ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0486251713 ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0486251714 是比较系统的研究中国家居的结构的书，里面可能会有这个结构的英文名字。我回去会查一下，也希望师傅可以买一本研究一下一些结构的英语名字，让更多老外了解中国家具美妙精巧的结构。

Que hermoso

Where are your traditional Chinese hand tools? Chinese people never seem to talk about or post anything related to their woodworking tools. I'm curious. Is the only good woodworking tool company in China Mujingfang? Where are the real craftsmen made tools?

I have watched this video 3 times and still inspired by the ease of the joint. Thank you for posting

I'm happy I found this chanel. Nice work.

Hi, I love your videos on traditional Chinese woodwork techniques, there are not many videos like this on KZbin. It would be great to learn more about the tools you use. I don't think I have seen a saw or bench like the one you used before in the West.

Así como corta la madera a la perfección, también podría cortarse las uñas... Con todo respeto. Lo veo desde el sur de Chile.

I appreciate you demonstrating this feature of traditional Chinese joinery. I have long been fascinated with woodworking, particularly Japanese joinery, and recently I have begun to learn more about Chinese joinery.

Beautiful there! and the fruits of your labor. Nice skew chisel too, in cleaning things up. Thank you.

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Very beautiful! Im sure that if the ming craftsmen would have had cnc they would have used it…..

Beautiful skill 👍

is it not easier to use a tapered square wedge with 2 tapered square cuts rather than a square wedge with 2 triangular cut parts? which one is easier?

thank you very much

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退足很漂亮。可惜有点浪费原料。老师傅手艺很棒！

一看手就是个老木匠，牛逼！

不错的视频

Nice work! Floating tenons for the win!

Very nice joint! Thanks for sharing this! This sparks a deeper interest in me for the Chinese tradition of woodworking. I look forward to seeing more of your work!

thank you

is there an easier way to cut the mortises? here you are cutting into end grain which takes ages to finish and it's hard to get good result. I have tried using long 3/16 inch drill bit but the drill bit sometimes runs off and the result is less than satisfactory. do you have any suggestion thank you. also is there an specific angle at which the chair legs go in to the horse shoe hand rail?