The Most Magic Wood Joints commonly used - Incredibly Smart and Extremely Satisfied For Woodworking

Many viewers emailed me to express their interest in traditional Japanese carpentry, to show the most genuine view of traditional technology and its importance to the present life. We decided to make these videos about the direct work of workers and carpenters at The Conservation of Buildings.
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[@sharonlong8969]

Japanese woodworking is so incredibly well done and beautiful. The Japanese people are so creative and skilled and their work ethic is second to none.

[@deborahduthie4519]

This woodworker is an Artist.

[@GBJD]

非常让人敬佩的工匠精神，一切细节都是那么精致，惊人的完美 Very admirable craftsmanship, all the details are so delicate, amazing perfect

[@norneaernourn8240]

It's really satisfying when the joins line up flawlessly. The old uncle free handing his joins with his hammer and chisel is just something else. It's like a human CAD with CNC precision.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

Thanks for sharing. Take care as always

[@carllaflynn5878]

I love how they make it look so easy

[@738polarbear]

I would like to know which timber that is . It's so clear and close grained with no knots.

[@anitaluciavelascogrijalva9912]

They are incredible

[@juginstr1019]

Great job!. Thanks a lot.

[@bhaygood7306]

Amazing work 👍🙏🙏

[@Mekazas]

Masters!

[@dougproctor1512]

What species of wood is that?

[@ВладимирХодаревский-х8ю]

Здравствуйте, спасибо. Приятно видеть людей способных так трудиться ( не работать а трудиться )

[@lapangomok]

i love the music, any source?

[@randomkitty2555]

The wood they are using looks like butter.

[@gregac1984]

I don't understand that first joint, specifically the slight wings? toward the bottom of the tenon. The sort of arrowhead feature for the tenon will hold it in place but those wings just seem like a way to increase the surface area where those pieces meet? I don't know, love a joint you can see or has an important function but that joint looks a little overdone

[@MAHESHSHARMA-wi2cn]

Actually these different types wood joints are verities of wood working engineerings.

[@ReevansElectro]

I wonder how many things fall on their heads during their lifetime in that shop where there is nothing overhead to fall on them? Are hardhats needed or is it some clueless uniform concept that they have adopted?

[@ribendende]

That can have many reasons. Could be mandatory by law for working in such an industrial sized hall. Perhaps the insurance company which covers work related accidents demands it. Japan being prone to earthquakes could pose a risk of ceiling parts or lighting falling down. One thing I can assure you, there is nothing clueless about it. Japan is not like China where workers get mutilated (squashed or bodies torn apart) daily because of the lack of safety measures.

[@yardlimit8695]

made up my mind,,,,,,,,,,,,I'M UNSUBSCRIBING...........THEY SHOW YOU ABSOLUTELY NOTHING THAT IS USEFUL FOR YOUR OWN WORK,,,,,,,,,,,,I'VE HAD IT,,,,,,,,GOODBYE WOODWORKING ENTHUSIASTS

[@arnolsi]

means the craftman with the gross motor skills