Top 5 Simple & Impressive Joints For Begin Learning about Japanese Joinery

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For this month, a lot of people who loved my previous videos have asked me to show them the skills of the great master wood Joinery. To show the most amazing view of traditional Japanese wood joints. We decided to make a video about: "Top 5 Simple & Impressive Joints For Begin Learning about Japanese Joinery"
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I have written the script, rewrote the content, new voices were recorded, new effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation is created as:
Japanese joints are grouped into two main categories: splicing joints or Tsugi and connecting joints know as Shiguchi. Here are the simple parts of splicing joint: Stepped Dovetailed Splice (Koshikake-ari-tsugi), Stepped Gooseneck Splice (Koshikake-kama-tsugi), Rabbeted oblique scarf splice (Okkake-daisen-tsugi), Mortised Rabbeted Oblique Splice (Kanawa-tsugi), Blind Stubbed, Housed Rabbeted Oblique Scarf Splice (Shiribasami-tsugi)
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[@normbograham]

Wonder if you switch to dowels, if you would perform better or worse. Today, we can easily get hardwood dowels, premade. (in the Rabbeted oblique scarf splice, -cokkake-daisen-tsugi]

[@michaelfiller3452]

The 5th joint shown is poorly edited. The image at 10:55 is correct, while the one at 11:15 is wrong. The stub is "blind" on this joint, so the side view (elevation) has only a straight line where the two parts meet. Aesthetically more pleasing.

[@JustmeJoy7]

Please turn the music down or turn the voice up. If I wanted to follow along and read the words with the voice, the voice was too low, and when I wanted to look at the images and hear the voice, the music was too loud and I couldn't hear the voice well.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

thanks for telling me..i'll do better next time

[@Elderos5]

While I did enjoy seeing these nice joints, the title is a little misleading. I was expecting jointery more inline with furniture making, while these were for timber framing. Not that you could not use these in furniture, but it is not very likely. Please be a little more descriptive in the future. Thank you.

[@Gantzz321]

I disagree, the title is perfect, you read into it what you wanted to, an were disappointed when you didn't get it.

[@robinharwood5044]

Good video. Might I suggest getting a Japanese speaker to help you with the pronunciation?

[@ShaunKeefe]

Its an artificial digital voxelizer voice. So it's not going to have the nuance of pronunciation.

[@seanmcaleavy2369]

What is up with all the people who make videos that contain narration and then bury it under crappy music. In this kind of video, there is no need for background music. Especially this stuttering electronic burping crap that passes for music these days.

[@xl000]

this is speech synthesis..

[@seanmcaleavy2369]

I guess that explains the synthetic music, but so what, still can't hear what is being said.

[@apei281]

Not Japanese, they learned from China