I HAVE THESE LUCID DREAMS WHERE I CANT MOVE A THING THINKING OF YOU IN MY BED YOU WERE MY EVERYTHING THOUGHTS OF A WEDDING RING NOW IM JUST BETTER OFF DEAD YOU LEFT ME FALLING AND LANDING INSIDE MY GRAVE I KNOW THAT YOU WANT ME DEAD I TAKE PRESCRIPTIONS TO MAKE ME FEEL A-OKAY I KNOE ITS ALL IN MY HEAD I DO IT OVER AGAIN I DIDNT WANT IT TO END NOW WATCH IT BLOW IN THE WIND I SHOULDVE LISTENED TO MY FRIENDS AND LEFT THIS SHIT IN THE PAST BUT I WANTED IT TO LAST BUT YOU WERE MADE OUT OF PLASTIC FAKE I WAS TANGLED UP IN YOUR DRASTIC WAYS I GAVE YOU MY HEART THAT WAS FULL OF MISTSKES I GAVE YOU MY HEART AND YOU MAKE HEART BREAK
I think it's showing you that if this is installed on something, you can take it apart easily, but it's still very sturdy without any nails and screws.
@@SerenaHe-z3k Except it's not. This is not a legit joint. There is 0 strength here. If you know literally nothing about the subject don't fucking comment acting like you do 🤡
Yes but it's irrelevant as this whole joint is some bullshit fake gimmick he made up. This would break even with nails and glue. It's not a real carpentry joint. No one would ever use this.
It's *JAPANESE* and if you have any knowledge about architecture you might know that many structures are made with this type of carpentry and are still standing till date @@chrish4439
Keren Pak, saya bukan tukang kayu tapi video ini bisa jadi ilmu tambahan buat saya. Ya.... Saya tahu sebenarnya tujuan video ini bukan buat pemula seperti saya.
This is an ancient Chinese woodworking technique called "榫卯 mortise and tenon joints" that has a history of at least 2,500 years. All the buildings in the Forbidden City in Beijing were built using this technique without using a single nail.
This is not only ancient Chinese woodworking technique various other country have same technique. For example in Indian state puri odisha during cart festival the diety ,and his cart are crafted with similar technique even today and talking about size the diety itself is as big as 1 story building and his cart too , without using a single nail and they even use hammers made of wood because use of any metal is forbidden. And same goes in various other countries and tradition too.
NUNCA VOU FAZER ... MAS ADORO VER MILAGRES DE VITORIOSOS.... GAZ BEM PARA MINHA SAÚDE E PRO MEU CORAÇÃO ❤... UM ABRAÇO CHEIO DE ORGULHO DE SEU TRABALHO E REALIZAÇÃO.
@@BestboyPlays1that's not racist, thats the raw truth placed in a joke sadly Nvm i forgot that Yucatan was in south, not north, so i apologize by that mistake
Are these cut with hard tools? Like hand saws etc or is it ran through a machine?? It's beautiful excellent work I love it. Sashimino is so much talent
No, it's just a stable way to not use metals that can potentially be unreliable at some points, this is very secure and used for years in other cultures
I just love the craftsmanship involved with all this! I want to believe that this is why Jesus was a carpenter….. the amount of skill, love for what you do, and the fact that when you’re done, you get to step back and see how good of a job you’ve done 👍
Un Énorme MERCI ! ! ! Du Rappel de tout Ces ( Tuyaux ) de Formations que j'ai Déjà Acquise dans mes Jeunes Années et qui Sont dans Un Grand Tiroir de mon Cerveau qui a du Mal a s'ouvrir avec le Temps Qui Passe ! ! ! 🤗👏👍👏👍👏👍😉🌳🌿🌲
That specific cut is called “miya oshimi”, it was developed during the Edo Period in around 1780. If you made it this far please know I just made this up.
Fun Fact: The real Name is called Sashimono (A Japanese woodworking technique with no use of screws or nails, etc). It’s also called Timber Framing apparently. By some European dude probably.
Stop echoing this absolute fucking bullshit. This is not Japanese. Just because you see something woodworking you don't understand does not mean it's Japanese. This is some made up bullshit that is Impractical and does not work.
This is actually called Shimono, a form of woodworking that connects pieces together through extremely precise carvings, and it's actually pretty strong, as the wood expands over time, making the gap tighter. This is pretty common in old Japanese buildings, which still stand strong to this day.
*_And the LORD said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do._* *_Go to, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech._* *_So the LORD scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth: and they left off to build the city._* *_Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the LORD did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did the LORD scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth._* *_-Genesis 11:6-9_* ✝️
I love watching holes get filled.
Thanks for watching the video
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@woodworking3744 😭😭😭😭
lemme buried myself 😭
cudi what is this comment 🙏🏿
my mind was clean until i opened the comments
Mine too
Same with mine
No me mylsef had a dirty mind
@@Susknight98 Learn grammar & spelling before commenting.
It was not. else the comments would have gone over your head !
The woodpecker outside my room at 3am:
At 3AM? 😭
@ Unfortunately yes this actually happens
@@KingCreeper562 damn
Making furniture without any nails or glue is one of the most fascinating and coolest ways to make furniture.
Edit: Wow, thanks for the likes.
Thanks for watching the video
This was done in Japan before because metal was so expensive. They had to make all kind of joints in wood working to not use metal.
@@Someone-Stupid123Usually in Japan? 😂😂 Guess you have not seen the rest of the world 😂
And any bit of moisture and it's shooting apart 😂
Guess people are turbo-weird.@@Someone-Stupid123
You forgot to slap it twice and say “That ain’t going nowhere.”
Same, I felt the need for that as well 😂
now it's guaranteed fall apart comedically like legos when you use it
True.😢
Never heard that
@@enzuki
That's right. The word "baby" may may also be added to the phrase.
Those two dogs on the street be like : ☠️💀
I'm dying bro 😭🙏
No don't drag the dog into this 🐶
Wot da dog doin 🤨??
Who let tge dogs out?
BRROOOO 💀💀💀😂😂😂😂
I was starting to hate my mind, then I saw the comment section. Now I think I'm the purest soul here 😇
Thanks
@@woodworking3744What's the meaning?
181212
@@gokufanforlife yes, there's many filthy creatures out there 🤭
@@hannisoldjeanswhich many of them is you 💀
This comment section have every language
The video had no words so it makes sense
真的欸
Si mano
tanginamo
Exactly Hermano
Someone: **Comments about loving the wood**
Woodworking: Thanks for watching the video
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Thanks for watching the video
UA-cam comments 👶👶👶
Insta comments 💀💀💀
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African boy + American girl
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Netflix: are you still watching?
Meanwhile:
I HAVE THESE LUCID DREAMS WHERE I CANT MOVE A THING THINKING OF YOU IN MY BED YOU WERE MY EVERYTHING THOUGHTS OF A WEDDING RING NOW IM JUST BETTER OFF DEAD YOU LEFT ME FALLING AND LANDING INSIDE MY GRAVE I KNOW THAT YOU WANT ME DEAD I TAKE PRESCRIPTIONS TO MAKE ME FEEL A-OKAY I KNOE ITS ALL IN MY HEAD I DO IT OVER AGAIN I DIDNT WANT IT TO END NOW WATCH IT BLOW IN THE WIND I SHOULDVE LISTENED TO MY FRIENDS AND LEFT THIS SHIT IN THE PAST BUT I WANTED IT TO LAST BUT YOU WERE MADE OUT OF PLASTIC FAKE I WAS TANGLED UP IN YOUR DRASTIC WAYS I GAVE YOU MY HEART THAT WAS FULL OF MISTSKES I GAVE YOU MY HEART AND YOU MAKE HEART BREAK
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What the actual fauck
bro can you explain this meme
For those who don't know, this woodworking type is sashimono, and it is most commonly used in Japan, it requires extreme precision to master.
Originating in China, it is called the technology of tenon and mao.
Divided by languages, United by thoughts 😂
Thanks
@@woodworking3744y-you don't get it
Fr
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I wasnt dirtyminded until i saw this comment
'Daddy's little angel' on her first day of college:
Filled three times at once by brown wood?
@@Midala87yea, let's go with that...
@@Midala87tf dude? that's too much detail you got from that!
Fuck, I read "Diddy's little angel" am I cooked? 💀
@@jolykeep Yes
All dirty jokes aside, sashimono is actually pretty cool.
Not me scrolling to find if somebody spoke in my language
Same bro 😂
Same 😂
Same
Which language exactly
複雑な継手を作らずに、シンプルな長方形断面の部材だけで抜けない継手を実現する工夫が素晴らしい！
Thanks for watching the video
😊😊😊😊😊😊
中国古代建筑都这样的结构😅不用一根钉子。
@@baiyun7810
So….?
@@baiyun7810ぶっちゃけどの国も同じ様な技術使ってる
Oh that's a bird flying
No, that's me innocence flying away....
Como carpintero de 21 años y 70 años de experiencia puedo decir que es una gran técnica
Yeah that makes total sense...
@@jakemorrismorris4780it does! What are you on about?!
😂😂😂😂
lol
XD
This is like the international comments section
Structural integrity left the chat
*You thought, I thought, we all thought* 💀💀💀
Huh?
??
me? we?
Bro nobody knows what your talking about
Well I don't know about the rest of you, but I definitely thought.
I'm no carpenter but wouldn't it have been easier to tap it in from the top?
I think it's showing you that if this is installed on something, you can take it apart easily, but it's still very sturdy without any nails and screws.
@@SerenaHe-z3k Except it's not. This is not a legit joint. There is 0 strength here.
If you know literally nothing about the subject don't fucking comment acting like you do 🤡
Yes but it's irrelevant as this whole joint is some bullshit fake gimmick he made up. This would break even with nails and glue.
It's not a real carpentry joint. No one would ever use this.
@@chrish4439wrong, its a japanese style of woodworking called Sashimono, and it has been around for hundreds of years
It's *JAPANESE* and if you have any knowledge about architecture you might know that many structures are made with this type of carpentry and are still standing till date @@chrish4439
Самый надёжный древний способ стройки❤
Netflix :- Are you still watching ?
Somebody’s daughter :-
NAHHH HE LIKED IT-
Well I thought she was a carpenter because she was talking about getting nailed. And getting some wood. And getting hammered pretty hard.
@@adam145yooo😂
or domebodys mom jahahahahhahahsjahahshahshsja😅😂😮😂😊🎉
I have no the Netflix in my country and that's why I don't understand any jokes bounded to him. 🤪
"Babe, why is our baby black"💀
Wtf😭
he liked it 💀💀
@@Gartholomew69 he is liking every comment lmao
DAFAQ 😭
🤣
ハンマーで木を高速で叩く音が気持ち良い
癒されます
Thanks
This man has not yet been copyrighted once 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
I liked the part where there was one wood and they met another wood. Now they're happily married! Beautiful story
Happy ever after 🎉
これは日本の宮大工というの伝統的な建築をつくる職人たちが使う技です。
“Wood joints”, I’m so stoned I got excited to see what you meant
I hope you don't drive anything when you're drugged
I’m cheesin’ 😅
Keren Pak, saya bukan tukang kayu tapi video ini bisa jadi ilmu tambahan buat saya. Ya.... Saya tahu sebenarnya tujuan video ini bukan buat pemula seperti saya.
I love the way you manhandle your wood.
Thanks for watching the video
யோவ் தாத்தா, வேற லெவல்யா நீ..
தலைவர் மாசி பா🤌
Vanakam thala
Tamila😂
Ellarukum vanakam
This is an ancient Chinese woodworking technique called "榫卯 mortise and tenon joints" that has a history of at least 2,500 years. All the buildings in the Forbidden City in Beijing were built using this technique without using a single nail.
Thanks
thats nice, thanks for pointing it out!
I felt that Japanese culture was derived from China
@@日産京急絶対主義者it was
This is not only ancient Chinese woodworking technique various other country have same technique. For example in Indian state puri odisha during cart festival the diety ,and his cart are crafted with similar technique even today and talking about size the diety itself is as big as 1 story building and his cart too , without using a single nail and they even use hammers made of wood because use of any metal is forbidden. And same goes in various other countries and tradition too.
Japanese wooden works are ........ SATISFYING ❤
Thanks
NUNCA VOU FAZER ... MAS ADORO VER MILAGRES DE VITORIOSOS....
GAZ BEM PARA MINHA SAÚDE E PRO MEU CORAÇÃO ❤...
UM ABRAÇO CHEIO DE ORGULHO DE SEU TRABALHO E REALIZAÇÃO.
he filled those holes with good care what a kind man 😊
the creator saying "thanks" to every comment is gold.
hey dude! ❤ i got you some corpse btw
Thanks for watching the video
😂
Nice try with the trolling, dude.
@@woodworking3744bro 😭🙏
What do you mean, gold? He's playing the UA-cam game. A dangerous game, indeed.....
رهيب انك تركب الأثاث بدون مسمار ،رهيب 🔥
He means it's amazing, not terrible, translator users
@@xxwolflavaxx230 Thanks for the translation
@@xxwolflavaxx230i kinda assumed with the flame emoji but thanks for the clarification:)
中国故宫是没有钉子的喔
La finesse and l'esthétique
this design have some problem😅
Nah your brain does
No one can pull it. But from sideways it's still slipable.
you can make multi floor but you can't stay there😅😅because they break with your wieght😅😅
Definitely
@@PTSR_YT
Yeah I thought but I not think so
Wow, quedo chingon, un saludo desde Yucatán México
Los narcos estan afuera de la casa we 🐵
@@CodeDeltaCQB contexto?
@@JorgeRobertoEncaladaAscenciotheir being racist
@@BestboyPlays1 What are you talking about
@@BestboyPlays1that's not racist, thats the raw truth placed in a joke sadly
Nvm i forgot that Yucatan was in south, not north, so i apologize by that mistake
Are these cut with hard tools? Like hand saws etc or is it ran through a machine?? It's beautiful excellent work I love it. Sashimino is so much talent
Thanks for watching my video
@@woodworking3744 Thanks for watching my video
見ていて、めっちゃ気持ちいいです✨
Thanks for watching the video
別の意味に感じられるの自分が疲れてんのかなあって
I certainly feel something when I look at this.
Gostei da técnica!!!!!!!
Tehnik jaman dulu, sekarang ada paku dan baut, sekarang cepat adalah kualitas.
tava procurando alguém que fala português kkkk
é Brasilileiro português ou angolano?
Não sei mas eu sou Br @@tawagotoCage
3 holes got filled that day…
That my dear is how to over complicate things
No, it's just a stable way to not use metals that can potentially be unreliable at some points, this is very secure and used for years in other cultures
I think he's referring to the fact that he coulda cut it to the same shape as the missing piece of the wood and slid it down into it instead of up
@@JeniousJustin I think that would be a whole lot harder to hammer in place
Not really, he is using the Sashimono building technique, that is all.
@@JeniousJustinthat would not be as strong as this
海外の方の大工技術も素晴らしいですね✨️
いい仕事ですよ☺️
Thanks
Impressive. Very Nice. Let's see Paul Allen's joint.
Thanks for watching the video
"This is the LockPickingLawyer and today we're going to lockpick a PLANK OF WOOD."
This is a plank of wood. It can be unplanked with a plank of wood.
@@CoolioGuy-i2o Ah yes, his best employee, Trevor McNally.
金槌で木材を叩く音が心地よくて好き。
木材同士がピッタリハマったのを見るのは気持ちいい。
I just love the craftsmanship involved with all this! I want to believe that this is why Jesus was a carpenter….. the amount of skill, love for what you do, and the fact that when you’re done, you get to step back and see how good of a job you’ve done 👍
Thanks
C'est tres bien. Good Job
“I promise it will fit” ahh wood planks 💀
Great video just tried it works great now i'm going to try it on the wood
Thanks for watching the video
Literal definition of working harder not smarter
How's that? Hammering down a nail takes a more strength than this
@@Purest_Agony how will you make these precise cuts in the wood?
خداییش اینو میشه هزارتا لایکش کرد
ایده خوب تعریف و لایک دارهWhen an idea is really useful, it deserves thousands of likes
ایرانی؟؟؟؟ 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Un Énorme MERCI ! ! ! Du Rappel de tout Ces ( Tuyaux ) de Formations que j'ai Déjà Acquise dans mes Jeunes Années et qui Sont dans Un Grand Tiroir de mon Cerveau qui a du Mal a s'ouvrir avec le Temps Qui Passe ! ! ! 🤗👏👍👏👍👏👍😉🌳🌿🌲
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ये तरीका काफी आसान है और मजबूत भी लग रहा है
Que satisfactorio! Por favor sigue haciendo videos como este 🙏
NOW THATS WHAT YOU CALL A "FINGER" JOINT 👍👍
Thanks for watching the video
At first I did not understand anything, but when I read the comments, I understood everything 😅💔
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When being stuck together and you complete me happens at once 😂
Oh yeah that's a technique from Japan. It's so satisfying I can watch it again and again!
It breaks easily when force is applied from the side.
So would a 2x4 splice. These are not used in that situation. Only down pressure, like a 2x4 splice
That specific cut is called “miya oshimi”, it was developed during the Edo Period in around 1780. If you made it this far please know I just made this up.
😂
You son of a gun
Fun Fact: The real Name is called Sashimono
(A Japanese woodworking technique with no use of screws or nails, etc).
It’s also called Timber Framing apparently. By some European dude probably.
"How many times did you watch this?"
Me: yes
Pov: Japan throughout it's entire history
Stop echoing this absolute fucking bullshit. This is not Japanese. Just because you see something woodworking you don't understand does not mean it's Japanese.
This is some made up bullshit that is Impractical and does not work.
Damn man I love joints
Thanks you
I knew people would think what I was thinking-
*Sighs* I know what you're all thinking my brothers! 😂
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What are they thinking?
@@AmeliaEarhart53756 PP going in
@@AmeliaEarhart53756we need more souls like you 😅😅
@@toshimittal8868 but what are they thinking exactly? Does it have to do with $€x?
Parece arte, mas é física
Now thats truly satisfying
為什麼不做完整的卡榫，直接從上面嵌入呢？
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因為那樣不夠屌😂
@@woodworking3744bro he asked a question 💀
For Better Grip
我也以为他会从上面敲进去正好卡住😂
不过这样的话就要精准的做出对应的尺寸。他这种方式，可以补救，容错率高一些。我猜的，不太懂建筑、木工😅
Fun fact many of ancient Japanese buildings were made this way using joints like these and are incredibly sturdy
from china
Здорово!Обязательно воспользуюсь
So.... Now what's stopping it from going sideways
its already locked so it wont
@@Fuyu714are you blind 😂😂😂
@@musagakou903 no?
@@Fuyu714 Yes. You also clearly know nothing about carpentry so why are you even commenting?
Wow yall are aggressive.
Dit maakt mijn dag geweldig
Thank you for watching the video
I think I found my language
This is actually called Shimono, a form of woodworking that connects pieces together through extremely precise carvings, and it's actually pretty strong, as the wood expands over time, making the gap tighter. This is pretty common in old Japanese buildings, which still stand strong to this day.
古老的日本建筑是不是学习古老的中国呢？
At first, it was looking like sadam Hussein's hiding spot😭💀
Oh lord 😂😂
So satisfying
Thanks
“i just want to have a peaceful mind”
That one comment in particular:
Nice
My only concern is, why use a metal hammer?
Isn't there a risk of leaving dents and marks on the surface that way?
Thank god this was UA-cam 😭
UA-cam : carefull, no insulting alowwed🥰🥰
Ig reel : 💀
Love this wood working has always been verry satisfying to me
Thanks
What happened if we try to put the entire trimmed shape from the top?
It's extremely great and also simple to apply!I am grateful for your job dude 🙏
Thanks for watching the video
@@woodworking3744 Why are you making up fake useless joints and showing them off as if they are legit?
əla alınıb 😊 biraz kley də əlavə etmək olar
BUENA TÉCNICA MAESTRO CARPINTERO, QUE NO REQUIERE DE PEGAMENTO O CLAVOS.
그냥 위에 올려놓고 망치질해도 될거같은데...
ㄹㅇㅋㅋ
Eine Top Methode mit einer Top Arbeit 👍👍
Oaw! good job
えっ？上から重ならんの？😮
Thanks
@@woodworking3744 thanks for watching the video
普通は上から型はめだよね
重ねないの？では？
俺も思ったw
Netflix: “are you still watching?”
Someone’s son with his mothers best female friend:
সুন্দর হইছে ভাই, এগিয়ে যান৷ সদাসর্বদা পাশে আছি
لگتا ہے میرے بھائی نے بچپن میں مختلف اشکال والے ڈبوں کے ساتھ نہیں کھیلا۔
Now I see why people hate on amateurs using wood lime for everything 😅
Nice work.
Thanks for watching the video
എന്തുകൊണ്ടാണ് നമുക്ക് ഇവിടെ എല്ലാ രാജ്യങ്ങളിൽ നിന്നും ഭാഷകൾ ഉള്ളത്?
*_And the LORD said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do._*
*_Go to, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech._*
*_So the LORD scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth: and they left off to build the city._*
*_Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the LORD did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did the LORD scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth._*
*_-Genesis 11:6-9_* ✝️
അറിയൂല
Shit happens I guess lol