Woodworking Corner Locking Skill Amazing Woodworking Carpenter Japanese Engineering

Amazing Woodworking Corner Table or Shelf Wooden joints that interlock with each other to strengthen the wood construction. Woodworking Corner Locking Skills Amazing Woodworking Japanese Engineering Carpenter. In the manufacture of construction, there are those who prioritize beauty and maximize strength, namely the combination of art with the skills of carpenters in creating extraordinary things. In this technique to increase strength, wood glue is added with a note that it is not dismantled again. I work in the traditional way. I will show how people in the past did not work like they are today, which were replaced by the best machines and technology.
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[@kovalsky7620]

This technique is called "the swallows' tail" in my country. It's been used a lot in my granphaders wooden house and it lasts since about 100 years.

[@DregorousTheCrow]

“Jaskółczy ogon” mean swallow’s tail

[@GreenManalichi]

I think, in my country, it's called dovetail...same same just different bird 😁 No matter the name, it has become a lost art in craftsmanship. All the furniture bought these days are stapled together....pure junk.

[@uraparma6678]

Так и зовётся - ласточкин хвост. На такие и схожие приёмы пяти стенки собирались. Стоят по 200 лет

[@mikeo759]

@@GreenManalichi That's not true at all. You can certainly purchase hand crafted furniture made now. And they made junk in the past as well- it just hasn't lasted. All that's left is what was well made.

[@robfriedrich2822]

My country Germany also compares it with a swallow tail.

[@lexayyubhfdshvfjwndg]

Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos kzbin.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!

[@vvvideo_d123]

Есть какая то магия в изготовлении изделий ручным инструментом!👍

[@Abdozhiri]

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[@smirnow007]

Эта магия называется- душа !))

[@user-kt1hb7kv6y]

Респект, за упорство и классное крепление

[@lourivalsantos8565]

Eu não consigo nem fazer meia madeira simples. Que habilidade...

[@DavidJohnson-wu6kf]

Japanese arts and crafts are so wonderful. Japan you're the best

[@LinhNguyen-jg6qq]

*Hello there, I have requested your DVDs, for simpler and quicker approach to manufacture a shed **Allmy.Tips** I trust the substance are as you guaranteed it will be. Just I'm worried with the substance, it won't be anything but difficult to settle on a decision from the various plans.*

[@uraparma6678]

Старый добрый Ласточкин Хвост🤗 почему японским это стало, если по миру ходит везде - не ясно

[@ВладимирНиколаев-х3е]

Стамески добрые.острые. Спасибо за мастерство.

[@tube-A]

現代はコンピュータにデータを打ち込めばキッチリ機械が材木をカッティング。あとは現場で組込むだけ。その方が効率が良くてコストもかからないんだろうけど。大工さんが長きに渡って受け継いで来られた、こういう技術が失われつつあるのは本当に惜しい。木の国、モノ創りの国だもの。

[@thomaszaccone3960]

That is INCREDIBLE!! REALLY AWESOME!!!

[@АнатолийАфанасьев-о3в]

Примите моё уважение...

[@marcip]

Я принимаю ваше уважение. из-за тебя я чувствую себя очень счастливым

[@vernalc2449]

Pretty sure I saw a documentary about how these types of joints are so much stronger and withstand earthquakes so much better than modern techniques. Amazing skills!

[@Warrison_]

Wait what?

[@vernalc2449]

@@Warrison_ it was a documentary about this type of construction but it was much more intricate and held up much better than modern techniques. Thought that's what I said. Think I came up on it on my KZbin suggestions. Maybe search Japanese construction techniques on YT.

[@Pabloworld144]

It is old construction skill But it is so stupid. Even It has made by this way, who can live ?

[@NoTaboos]

What bullshit. Surviving earthquakes is only relevant for fixed structures. A piece of furniture gets smashed no matter what joints it has.

[@oal2928]

What are you trying to say? I you go no tea then wood honey?

[@KingMoronProductions]

Dovetails, very common joints, and with good reason. They're excellent.

[@GraftingTactick]

This is one of the best wooden joint method I've seen so far. Nice and strong 👍👌✅️

[@施昊-n4h]

来自中国古代的榫卯结构

[@chrismarshall4728]

Very nice, bit of a home do it your selfer my self, looking forward to trying that. Nothing really in mind to make, just like to see and say I did that. Thanks it was very enjoyable.

[@nikolau.kop.1960]

Красота ! Золотые Руки !

[@日十-m6z]

ハンマーで直接木を叩かないで、あて木をしてから、叩きましょう。

[@RusskayaBanya]

Очень познавательно. Спасибо!

[@ciptajatiabadichannel81]

Tehnik dan keterampilan yang tidak bisa di ragukan lagi kawan...😁👍👍

[@Abdozhiri]

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[@virusstori]

Penguncian kayu yg bagus,👍👍👍

[@Xian236]

Excelente. Esto si que son carpinteros "nivel Dios"

[@garanganxxx8032]

Mantab wak.... Gak kalah ama yg di jepang... Salam sukses wak🙏🙏🙏

[@seputarwoodworking9540]

Teknik yang luar biasa... Benar2 mengagumkan

[@ИгорьЗданович]

Интересный конечно подход, но паз на 4:30 настолько ослабляет конструкцию в целом, что самое соединение максимум декоративное

[@valshu7644]

Согласен! Это для любителей хендмейда, прикладное использование очень спорно!

[@adamludwick9931]

Ahhh the anti ASMR channel

[@olocomeu7137]

Que serviço lindo! Uma arte!

[@Steve-hj6xv]

Really nice! Does that get glue, or is the dry-fit the permanent joint? Thanks

[@Gesocksbremse]

Natürlich wird die Verbindung verleimt!

[@Steve-hj6xv]

@@Gesocksbremse danke

[@vernalc2449]

I am pretty sure that the documentary on earthquakes that I watched about this type of joint used no glue. They were looking at why many Japanese Pagodas suffered very little damage during catastrophic natural disasters like earthquakes for hundreds of years. If I remember correctly the glue-less joints allowed for much more flexibility. They were a bit more complex and intricate than this video but it was amazing how well these techniques held up over traditional, current methods.

[@Steve-hj6xv]

@@vernalc2449 thanks. I know that stationary structures don't use glue or fasteners, but maybe a bed frame or kitchen table that are subjected to daily stress and movement might need glue. Maybe the video is a scale mockup for how post and beam joints are made. Pretty cool, though 🙂

[@vernalc2449]

@@Steve-hj6xv THAT does make sense..

[@neriawijaya5283]

apik tenan garapane, opo maneh enek suarane pitek, manuk lan menthok, sip tenan mazze

[@CDhandle]

Ikut menyimak🙏

[@simmons25]

Beautiful joint, beautifully made.

[@humelakecabin]

Wow, this guy , with enough time could have built Noah's ark . Only hand tools needed. Nice work.

[@donny_bahama]

What an amazing and beautiful joint! I love how, once you put a top on, every bit of that joint is invisible. That is craftsmanship at its finest! I’m curious to know, Mari - for someone who is just starting out, how long would it take to be able to make such a joint? Also, is there a traditional, glueless joint that might be used to attach a table top?

[@tkg8108]

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[@alvandalvands1233]

سپاس از ویدیو 👏👏👏👏💙💙💙💙💙 یک اتصال عالی و بی نقص استادانه بود 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@Ahlesunnat359]

Excellent brother

[@McMinderbinder]

One of your best yet!

[@elChoco3169]

Excelente vídeo.!! Valió la pena verlo 👍de hecho ya me suscribi al canal felicitaciones...!

[@rockwong5250]

Check out wooden structures in ancient Chinese buildings without using a single iron nail. Must most Sophisticated than this

[@whoanelly737-8]

Oh come on!!!! Now that’s a craftsman! Beautiful!

[@HenryHowardHolmes97]

Все красиво и хорошо, но для сборки можно было лучше использовать либо деревянную киянку либо резиновую, чтобы не повредить изделие. Ну а так конечно очень красиво 👍

[@Slava9168]

И клей ПВА в финале.

[@HenryHowardHolmes97]

@@Slava9168 ну да)

[@8mta542]

Красиво конечно, но это такая мозго..ка . Изделие на выставку.

[@HenryHowardHolmes97]

@@8mta542 ну я тоже хотел об этом написать но не столько, за то время сколько он вырезал все эти пазы можно было бы 4-е самых обычных стола собрать)

[@miguelnovillo1479]

Muy bueno tu trabajo ,excelente, te felicito

[@patriciajrs46]

Not so much easy, I think. It depends on a person's understanding of angles.

[@Je-tw7oe]

Nice corner joinery. Are you an early morning worker?

[@cmax889]

Great craftsmanship. Good on ya

[@cryzz0n]

É incrível esses encaixe.

[@bilici93]

Thank you for all your videos! I love this channel

[@CommentorDule]

Good work, very accurate cuts!

[@kennethking817]

You got 3 corners to go .

[@SciHeartJourney]

Beautiful craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing your skill with us. 👍

[@swrennie]

Thanks for the deep, deep feelings of inadequacy, hopelessness and resentment I have after watching this amazing craftmanship. 😁👍

[@swrennie]

@Darrell Dobson Nah. I always end up with pasta glued to my face...😉

[@alexey1983100]

Молодец, чётко!

[@pol5736]

Sem prego e cola... incrível!!!👏😍

[@user-biden70]

Вы приезжайте в любую деревню в России, вас там такому научат)))))

[@bertrandturpin4670]

En france on appelle sa queue d'arronde👍👍👍les charpentier utilise cet enture depuis des siècles

[@KralArtus]

Excellent workmanship, awesome accuracy. And also very regular wood. What kind of wood is used for this? Some sort of nut?

[@jugaadoorohin4348]

I am curious about this too, most woods would break off and whatnot

[@m031c]

I am Japanese. In Japan, cedar and cypress are often used for lumber. Cypress is a bit expensive, so cedar may be used in the video.

[@KralArtus]

@@m031c Thanks.

[@williamcampbell6250]

It looks semi-ring porous so, as a cabinetmaker from southern Ontario, Canada I would guess bald cypress. I've never worked with it before, so I could be wrong. :)

[@thomaskeenan2208]

Admire the handiwork and end result but a lot of work and susceptible to mistakes if chisel incorrect. Thus expensive. Are there machines that can bet set to make such cuts?

[@yudhir7385]

Mantap, apalagi kalau lobang segitiga kecil dua itu diisi pen kayu.. 😊

[@hebierob]

Easily one of my favorite joints! Very nice

[@littlerascal2753]

do that 3 more times and you'll have a fine table!!!

[@robswatosh1934]

To Kool. A+++. oh man! Great workmanship. As a 62yr old woodcrafter for mostly all life. The time you put into your work shows your care in said work for Mom. She would love your work. It is a pain in the hands and your back etc... Right-on. Rob62...

[@СергейФелькин-ж4ы]

Можно уважать этого мастера.

[@clutteredchicagogarage2720]

I see that you're in Indonesia. What kind of wood are you generally using in your work? I'd be curious to know the name of the tree. I appreciate both your creativity with jointery as well as your manual saw and chisel skills. I've watched several of your videos, and I also think that your skills have improved in the past year! Great work! If anyone knows the name of this tree species, please share in the comments!

[@marcip]

The wood I use at my place is called mahogany, the texture is soft and easy to work with

[@serj983]

Работа мастера,сам по себе узел "ласточкин хвост" требует точности исполнения.В советское время,"шиповые вязки" проходили все столяры!

[@obedmendiasquinonez1200]

Esta muy bien hecho

[@avoidspam6561]

Хороший инструмент - половина дела считай сделано..

[@ТюкалВася]

Ласточки хвост, комоды, лари делали на таких соединения.

[@OzzyBone]

Я бы эту штуку вставлял снизу. Что бы если крепить столешницу, то в том числе к ней, и конструкция не разваливалась при подъёме стола за столешницу. Ну и то же самое касается, к примеру, табурета. А ещё мне больно смотреть, как он железным молотком бьёт по дереву

[@ildus120]

Про железный молоток тож подумал , даже ручка железная 🤦🏻‍♂️ у плотника

[@Abdozhiri]

تبارك الله عليك 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@newroman5760]

Я залип!

[@바람꽃-e9j]

너무 섬세한 작업 잘 보고 있어요 감사합니다 👍

[@omicrondelta249]

Dovetails. Every finish carpenter worth their salt appreciates this video

[@leightond4.3.5.9]

Nicely done💪

[@jimbetzing3587]

Where's the power tools? Where's the CNC? Beautiful joint!! I'll bet that chisel is sharp.

[@eliasschreiegg1745]

what woodspecies is that?

[@sssr1987sssr]

Интересно.

[@stephenrmmaher5047]

Awesome technique. Appreciate this video deeply

[@joet2585]

Wonderful craftsmanship, and that "foreign"sound of a dying rooster (not actually) was a funny touch 🤣🤣

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

Great skills

[@dwirtz0116]

The rooster every now and then... Yes indeed. 👍💯

[@zodiaco5526]

Terrific❗

[@akmaludddin9281]

"Precision is the difference between a Butcher and the Surgeon"

[@SuperThest]

I don't know about that. I've seen enough surgeries to know that it can get pretty messy and sloppy. Meanwhile, I'm sure some butchers and incredibly meticulous and careful when making cuts.

[@MsSk0000]

хлипкая конструкция... а е6отни немерянно...

[@johnmcgarry9519]

It helps just a little tiny bit to be trained, patient, lucky and gifted.

[@tomm856]

Skills I wish I had, but never will have. Precision woodworking is an art that few can achieve.

[@rlaxton666]

You would be surprised. Try it! Sharp tools and practice. Work up to this sort of thing over time. I started from being a basic power woodworker making strong but simple stuff and then worked up to dovetails, pinned mortice and tenons and other joints. There is a satisfaction to working with hand tools that is hard to match. So quiet and free of dust as well.

[@jesusschizus272]

You need good quality tools, patience and lots of practicing. 😉 And ofcourse right wood, coz this is done in oak so it's easier, but pine for example will give You headache!

[@pnowikow]

That was incredible. How sharp are those chisels? What wood species were you working with in this video?

[@Felixthecatz]

sharp enough to cut my heart

[@jeffminyard7796]

Japanese cypress

[@imakeitwhynot]

Oh nice, I didn't know Ikea furniture came with hammer and chisel now. Seems less time consuming tan the old furniture they had.

[@UserName_no1]

Great craftsmanship and I hope the rate you charge to compensate you is marketable. Those tools are not cheap and the labor hours extensive. And the skill level doesn't come overnight.👍

[@user-nz8jk8yw3i]

木工老手艺很多都丢失了。小时候木工来家里打造家具的时候，一背篓的工具。有时候木工也会给雇主家小孩子用边角料做点小玩具。

[@NoName70707]

Awesome 😨

[@ornellaguidotti3072]

Senza colla, ne' chiodi.... se non sbaglio questi incastri si chiamavano a rondine... dall'altra parte una lavorazione cosi' avra' pure un nome...

[@crazkurtz]

Screws and glue work too!

[@Q269]

You're creating a square brace; yeah? Does that ensure less stress on the joints you carved by forcing the stress away from them?

[@psulion31]

Me: he’s gotta have some precision machinery Starts video: OMG! It’s all by hand!!!

[@edwardmartin6052]

Dovetail joints are strong and sturdy.

[@MonaichFother]

2:45 Never, chisels it out to a penci line and it fits perfect. You need to try , try and then try the fit again, then after a few more tries you get the fit you want. That first joint is obviously 1/2 a millimeter too loose?

[@daveklein2826]

LMAO stupid comment

[@cwspingpong207]

Adaptasi dari channel H Carpenter?

[@thongchaisuda4718]

สุดยอด

[@miroslavnikolov506]

Bravo !

[@Nasigorengwithsambal]

And that is why, Indonesian furniture is exported globally... 💪🇮🇩

[@will-uh9pk]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@monkeyrun]

This is madness. how is it even possible without power tools.