Wood Joints : Which Woodworking Joints Should You Use?

[@achmatsyafii9387]

Well it turns out that there are also many wooden connections that do not use nails or bolts. Even these connections can be stronger and more decorative than using nails or bolts. Thanks for the video, very useful!!!

[@alfanjamaludinrachmat3802]

Fantastic, comprehensive, detailed, professional overview. A must watch video outlining so many different techniques and approaches to joining wood. Thank you

[@rananaurah6544]

This video is incredibly informative and well-presented. I appreciate how it breaks down the various types of wood joints and explains their strengths and best uses

[@habibalif8168]

The explanations are clear and easy to follow, and the visuals are very helpful. I got to know the various types of connections that exist. Thank You.

[@HannaElsaPutri]

Thank you for the video! It was really enjoyable and helped me grasp different kinds of connections. The explanation was clear and the visuals made it simple to understand.

[@nafishafaradhilla5416]

Thank you so much, this video gives me in-depth knowledge about wood joints.

[@SitiMasrivaSyadiah]

Wow, thank you, this video is very communicative, equipped with very clear illustrations, making it easier for me to understand the various types of connections.

[@novelinnatasyasianturi3819]

Cool! This video provides a complete overview of the various types of wood joining, from simple to more complex🤩

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you liked it!

[@arisaputra3296]

The explanation is very understood and also understood, thanks this really helps me in doing college assignments

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Im glad it was helpful

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the precision and attention to detail in these video effectively provides clear explanations making it a valuable resource for woodworking enthusiasts, cool!!

[@AnnisaZhra09]

thank you for the video. this video is very useful, provides knowledge about how to make wood Joints.

[@suciagengpratiwirahayu6092]

This video is very informative, educational about the types of connections that can be used without using nails. Thank you for showing the video as learning material for wood construction engineering🙏✨️

[@lastrianasianturi968]

The illustration looks very satisfying, also the elaborations of every joint's type is very informative and steps that could be followed

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The video is very informative and also adds insight into the connection of wood.

[@thasyawidyakaamilah1561]

Nice animation and explanation. Thank you for the information!

[@EGACHATALIA]

This video is very informative and explains various types of wood joints in an easily understandable way because it's supported by visual animation.

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Despite the underestimation of wood today, it remains a favorite material for some folks. Even in some countries, their buildings use wood as the primary material. Nice video!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Great point!

[@octavialaura3142]

Thanks for the video, it was so fun and made me enjoy watching it. I became know of various type connections. The explanation is conveyed clearly and full of visuals that make it easy for us to do it.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

our pleasure

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Wow, thanks for the video. This video is very interesting and informative, it turns out there are many designs for types of wood construction connections that are stronger, aesthetic and flexible without using nails and bolts. This design is suitable for application, nice!

[@hilmybadruzzaman9418]

your video very helpfull for me to learn wood joints, thank you sir

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Most welcome!

[@yuliarahman8196]

Thanks to the very clear and complete video, the types of joints are very diverse, each has its advantages and disadvantages. One of the connections is a box joint which has the advantages of a unique jagged shape, strong wood construction. But it has the disadvantage that it is complicated and glue lines are visible.

[@bungamauliaazzahra8030]

a simple video but easy to understand! Insightful knowledge. Thanks for this video helped me in doing and understanding my assignment as a forestry and environment college student✨

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad it helped!

[@israaqsa9507]

thank you, the explanation is very easy to understand

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

You are welcome!

[@nandaffh]

Wow, that video is very interesting and educational, especially for me as a student that studying about wood joints. It turns out there are many types of wood joints with their own advantages and disadvantages. And their usage varies depending on their purpose.

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The video is very insightful

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thank u for the video, this is very interesting

[@muhandisfathifarhat1361]

splendid explanation, thnx for the video

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

You are welcome!

[@fitrinurafifah5795]

Thank you, the video you made was able to give me a deeper understanding of wood joints

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad it helped

[@yuniarduwisusanti3045]

Hello, thank you for the very informative video. I believe the selection of wood joint types is crucial for the structural integrity of construction. The choice of joints can be optimized according to the specific needs of the construction project, performance priorities, and available budget.

[@mattclark8866]

I've done carpentry for over 40 years. This is a great refresher in a short time and a good place for a novice to start.

[@lailadevi6784]

Such an good video 👍🏻 As a college student in civil and environmental engineering, it's important to have a basic understanding of woodworking joints. The video provides a good overview of basic woodworking joints, including butt joints, lap joints, and mortise and tenon joints. However, the video only covers a few basic joints, and there are many other joints that are commonly used in woodworking. It would be beneficial to learn about additional joints, such as dovetail joints and box joints, to expand your knowledge and skills. Additionally, while the video provides a good starting point, it is important to practice making joints yourself to truly understand how they work and when to use them

[@chandrasaputrawutabisu2617]

Terima kasih banyak atas video yang informatif ini! Saya sangat menghargai penjelasan yang jelas tentang berbagai jenis sambungan kayu. Ini memberikan wawasan yang sangat berharga bagi saya sebagai penggemar kayu dan tukang kayu amatir. Saya kagum dengan keindahan dan kekuatan sambungan kayu, terutama yang dibahas di video ini. Semua ilustrasi dan contoh yang diberikan sangat membantu dalam memahami setiap jenis sambungan. Saya benar-benar senang mengetahui tentang sambungan kotak (box joint) yang lebih kuat dan presisi, dan saya merasa ini akan sangat berguna dalam proyek-proyek saya yang akan datang. Selain itu, penjelasan mengenai kelemahan dan kelebihan masing-masing jenis sambungan sangat membantu dalam pengambilan keputusan. Terima kasih sekali lagi atas video yang bermanfaat ini. Saya sangat menantikan konten-konten berikutnya dan lebih banyak panduan seputar kerajinan kayu. Semoga sukses selalu

[@rosemerryw2390]

thank you for the informative video! illustrations are pretty cool🤟

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you liked it!

[@ואתהחשבתשאנייהודי]

whats with the comments man, i mean this video featured about all the common wood joints, this is good also for beginners. idc bout the robot voice, very very good info.

[@agungprabowo3190]

Thank you very much for your amazing video. That video was help me to make my homework easier, i like your video and i will wait your next video. See you in your next video :)

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@delviana5742]

good videos and add knowledge to the audience🙏

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad to hear that!

[@laurasalsalinameliala5057]

It turns out there are many types of wood joints, and the ones that caught my attention are the dovetail joint and its "twin," the finger joint. Although they may seem similar in shape and principle, the dovetail joint uses angled cuts that provide a stronger bond compared to the finger joint.

[@MrGhostP5000]

Good job

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks

[@owinjocharles81]

I would like to know how to lap joint

[@quentinmann4774]

Good video but falls down on the one joint you did not show which happens to be the strongest woodworking joint known and that is the dowel

[@woodeater4827]

nice and intructive vid

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

thanks..

[@soundboy89]

Informative but a pain to sit through.

[@garyduncan7129]

Illustrations are very good but the animation is annoying. Repetitive but unfinished demos of how the joints fit together. Why? I agree with other comments about the voice. And no separation to speak of between each segment of the video. You can learn a lot, but it could be easier. I used to be a tech writer so I may be too critical. I appreciate any efforts that people make to teach via KZbin, so thank you.

[@ThePolarbear20000]

The robovoice is terrible and doesn't make the video fun to watch, so it's hard to learn.

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I didn`t intend to use this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed after trying it. It never dissatisfied me in my desire to have more information about the art of wood working. I discovered several topics such as wood types as well as designing your workshop..

[@samerbouez]

I can tolerate the robot narrator voice, but the animation repetition made me dizzy and I couldn't get past the 4 minute marker. It's a shame because the info seemed good.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

sorry mate..what a shame :((

[@NoahT11112]

Turn the volume off and read the subtitles

[@petermenningen338]

I agree with comment on RoboVoice I do wish creators would each find a good reader to read the text they create. This is one I will share to the new woodworkers in our makerspace I can understand the reasons for the robovoice as it automatically adjusts for the native language by translating from a foreign language of the creator. But I would rather read embedded text in close caption then listen to a bad auto voice

[@davidpalmer323]

comentary so annoying I couldnt watch past 1.29 otherwise it looked interesting.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

u means the voice?

[@garymccoy2888]

I ind the "robo " voice annoying as well.

[@jparky1972]

Please use a "real" voice. These Robo voices make me feel like I'm getting a scam call or watching an "anonymous" video. Otherwise the information is good. If English isn't your first language don't worry. Better to listen to broken English than robocop. If you can't speak English, perhaps ask someone who can. Like. Kasyan TV on KZbin does.

[@Mario-iv5tu]

Ottimo video, ma dotresti mettere le descrizioni in formato testo per permettere la traduzione a chi non conosce l'inglese

[@kamalhanjabam119]

Seriously!which one is the most hardest ?

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hi

[@Xray.71]

Reminds me of the spam phone calls... stupid video

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Garry u s bonds

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[@cordeliablakeslee7964]

I did it with the Woodprix plans.