Part 3 - Traditional Japanese Carpentry - Daikushijuku - Itakura House - Maruta and Jigumi

[@rolandgdean]

I'm LOVING the work boots with the natural big toe built in. OSHA here in the U.S. would FLIP if someone was on a job site like that without steel toed boots on. I like how they've realized that sure-footedness is the safest way to go. I've often argued that if we absolutely put "safety first" then we will get next to nothing done...there must be a balance.

[@johnland7318]

The lesson on the beam of wood was fantastic, the whole drawing with out hesitation or a mistake, perfect. I have to really look again at the two books I have about Japanese woodworking tools and The Japanese house.

[@yunisshaik4143]

Excellent and so beautifully presented. I find myself savouring every episode and waiting expectantly for the next. It is a real joy to a subscriber

[@wendellwitt856]

I enjoy your content. The knowledge and expertise that goes into a home is so impressive.

[@KoNiFluSh]

amazing to see thats brillant work from japan! Thank you for sharing all that with us :)

[@ra4yu]

i could set out a roof in minutes, im no stranger to trigonometry but there's something about japanese joints and carpentry i cant figure out that just seems like magic.

[@pmrich7035]

That was a great lesson. He explains very well the design and layout of the curved beam.

[@DannyGo17]

Great videos and content. I really enjoy the level of detail you go into. Thank you from the east coast of Australia.

[@braydeny]

These are a great resource for the planet

[@rexdale4life]

Wow, lots of great information given in the this video! Thanks!

[@raytheron]

Fab! Love seeing a new video from you, and looking forward to the next parts!

[@samalcantara5597]

Amazing. It’s my dream to work as a carpenter in Japan. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!

[@adamallen8863]

Same

[@friendlylocal3731]

Love it. Thanks for the little details.

[@rodrigotroncoso3374]

Great video!!! Loved it!!

[@arncj18]

where can i find Ishibadate videos?

[@anthonywall5227]

Thank you

[@rodrigotroncoso3374]

Hello! I recently saw a video about traditional japanese timber house being earthquake tested, and the key feature was that they slide on top of the rock in te base. My question is if you know how the houses fixed with screws on top of concrete perform in case of an earthquake?

[@thecarpentrylife]

This is a good question. Please forgive me, but I can not answer this question accurately. I don't know the results of any testing, but I do know that there are strict regulations in Japan when it comes to how houses are anchored. I know that regulations change depending on building materials and the sizes of those materials. Choices of joinery also plays a critical roll. I have been to several build sites in Japan and have noted a variety of different joinery depending on what foundation has been placed.

[@rodrigotroncoso3374]

@@thecarpentrylife Thank You!! Keep the great work!!

[@AeonCatalyst]

holy crap I GET IT NOW

[@hydrogenbond7303]

Math is universal language.

[@ericl6460]

Do you watch "Shoyan Japanese Carpenter" on youtube? You gotta find where he lives and do a collab!

[@thecarpentrylife]

Hahaha. Good idea.

[@Nathan-ct8tt]

😌 promosm

[@zeussat9148]

Jesus the bot comments here aren't even subtle. Be less generic.

[@thecarpentrylife]

Thank you for watching.