Joint Venture Ep. : 64 Pegged Mortise and Tenon Splice Joint (Chinese Joinery)

[@wolframvonrichthofen7913]

New video after a year, it's been a while. Welcome back.

[@DorianBracht]

Thanks! Glad to be back!

[@gilesfone]

Glad to have you back 👍

[@DorianBracht]

Glad to be back!

[@garygenerous8982]

Woot glad you’re back. Book looks amazing and beautiful.

[@DorianBracht]

Thanks! Glad to be back :)

[@jessicamatlock5676]

Soo stoked for your return! ☮️ from Oklahoma 🇺🇸

[@Myrddraal12]

Glad to see you back. Book looks super cool. Can I make a suggestion for your next edition. Add a QR code on each joint that links to the video of you making the joint. Added reference is always helpful. Hope to see many more videos shortly.

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! I have some joints that don't have a video though. I like to keep the aesthetic consistent.

[@martinwolf5957]

Eine wunderschöne aufwendige stabile Verbindung. 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@DorianBracht]

Ich danke dir!

[@Brian18741]

Beautiful..ordered the book 👍

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you :))

[@mortezayousefi1043]

Wow, the connection was good, clean and beautiful. I really enjoyed watching this video

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you!

[@DrHerbie]

Wonderful to see a new video! Welcome back.

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! Thanks for sticking around!

[@TatsukiHashida]

WELCOME BACK!!

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you!

[@maderador]

Great Job... Nice to see you back! Congratulations for the book, it looks awesome!

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! Good to be back

[@Fr1kaD3ll37]

Sehr schön hier wieder etwas zu sehen :) Viel Erfolg mit dem Buch

[@DorianBracht]

Danke schön!

[@troystaten5633]

Beautiful as always. Thanks for showing us

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you Troy!

[@LitoGeorge]

Mate, I am super impressed by your ability to cut perfectly square and straight lines with the Ryoba. I struggle despite best efforts, though I do skip a couple of your steps. Fantastic, clean work.

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! It's just practice and experimenting with different styles of working really ;)

[@Rufio1975]

I guess that's going to have to be my next book. Thanks yo!

[@DorianBracht]

Thank YOU!

[@dirdick43]

Glad you made this video - Just ordered your book as well!

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you!!

[@mattcable6379]

Amazing. Great to see you back. Book ordered 😊 I wonder how they held this joint when they didn't use vices etc.

[@erkkikaija1655]

Perfect!

[@tomb9441]

I missed your videos!

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! I did too 😅

[@shaunparker2929]

I love your work! I've been watching since the beginning. The attention to detail is out of this world. Quick question, was it a mistake when you drilled into the male portion of the joint for the pin at minute 14:35? I got confused when I saw you make the hole and chiseled it out but then on market 16:00 you showed the female side with the pin hole chiseled and cleaned. Just curious. Thank you for your video. And welcome back ive missed your videos.

[@DorianBracht]

Thanks for following along, it means a lot :) No, I just didn't want to show the whole chopping of both sides, it would have been kind of redundant. Also the mortised piece looks waaay cooler ;)

[@antoniocrespo4441]

10:27 is the saw broken or did you modify it for building hand planes?

[@DorianBracht]

Totally broke it.... it hurts so bad to hear the sound of the saw snapping 😭

[@JustinBania]

That intro... nice.

[@DorianBracht]

Thanks!

[@tinkertoiler744]

What is the curve in that saw for? Shop modification?

[@DorianBracht]

Yes, that's totally it! I did not snap it by accident because I was sidetracked whilst sawing a tenon. Nope, defo a shop modification ;)))

[@zachcano7784]

Immaculate.

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you!

[@graflaszlo]

Welcome back 🙂 What about a new video presenting the preparation of the stock using only the japanase tools?

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! Yes, I will think about doing basics videos, but I'm not sure...

[@MB-uj7pp]

Hello Dorian, congrats for the release of your book, you are one of my favorites with H Carpenter. Just a question, what are the chisels sizes you use the most ? Thank you,

[@constantinosschinas4503]

13:00 Are you sure all this effort put on the roughing holes saved any time?

[@DorianBracht]

Yes, it did. Not much, but it ups the precision, since there is less material in there and I can take lighter cuts.

[@robertpower6695]

Hi, when will be I be able to order a book ?

[@robertpower6695]

It will not let me add to cart on the website

[@MrQeverone]

😀 GREAT

[@Der_Alias_ist_schon_vergeben.]

9:50 "Nee, nochmal." 😂

[@DorianBracht]

😅

[@11jdstein]

Just…wow

[@diegofernandez8722]

Congratulations! Very beautiful book. When you edit it in spanish?

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! Sorry, you will have to wait if a Spanish publisher picks it up...

[@ДартВейдер-з4э]

💥💥💥

[@gabsrants]

15:00 - "Wär natürlich nice wenn der Bohrer scharf wär"

[@DorianBracht]

😅

[@dertuftlerschrauber6272]

Hi Hallo, ich wusste es er Streams aus Berlin 🤣, Spass bei Seite, das Buch will ich auch vorzugsweise als PDF oder so, hatte mal so ein ähnliches auf Chinesisch 🤤 war nicht so ok aber wenn's das auf deutsch gibt dann her mitm Stoff

[@DorianBracht]

Hi, ebook weiss ich noch nicht ob es das gibt. Aber ja, das Buch an sich gibts auf deutsch

[@dertuftlerschrauber6272]

@@DorianBracht hi hallo, jup hab schon was gefunden zwar nicht dein Buch aber etwas ähnliches auch mit chinesischen Verbindungen sehr interesant und lehrreich schon allein der wesentliche Inhalt is dabei der Burner nur nachbauen werd ich die nicht 😁 das würde denn Ramen sprengen die zu behalten, kein Platz

[@MikeAG333]

Where on earth have you been?

[@DorianBracht]

Lifing and writing a book :) the kids are still too small to work 😅😅

[@samuelpeuvot1364]

Bonjour En français ?

[@DorianBracht]

😅 yes maybe. You have to ask a french publisher...

[@AhmetCnarOzuneUyans]

Nice intro + super good joint.. (And I am happy that the music has stopped after a while 👍) Funny😂How you pick the joint from a 'Japanese' book, but in the title you wrote 'Chinese Joinery' I guess you did that for entertainment purpose

[@leoelamri4054]

The joint could have been created by Chinese and documented by a Japanese. Or by a Chinese residing in Japan. "Mr. Qiao" doesn't sounds Japanese at all :p

[@pihermoso11]

Chinese architecture trickled down to it's neighbours and this can be seen in Korean and Japanese architecture, those Dougong brackets used in Chinese temples are also used in Korean and Japanese temples

[@DorianBracht]

Thank you! The book I wrote has nothing to do with the joint. I was just promoting it. The book I got the join from is by Mr Qiao, a person very well versed in Chinese furniture and building tradition.