Kanawa Tsugi Traditional Joint Video 2 [Kobayashi Kenko 018]
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This skill is applied for framework of house.
Best system connecting the joint more than using nail or metalic joint and also chemical bonding.
Mortise joint by wood provides stronger and longer life than any metal and or cheminal joint
0:07～constructing by sliding the joint for inserting the pulg
Putting a pulg in this point
This plug is made of hard oak wood
1:22～This plug pushes aside each other by small slope of edge of beam and making the strong structure as one unit
1:34～Replacing wider type of pin
2:05～Completion.
2:38～Jointed beam became as one unit
This jointed beam is strong as solid beam
This jointed beam can be lifted up by crane without any additional support
2:56～Disassembling after fitting test
3:04～Possible to dismantle by pulging in different pulg pivot
3:40～Pin is applied as this
Thanks a lot
I appliciate to show this skill to the world
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Kanawatugi' is one of the traditonal jointing skill of wooden building making, and it gives the strongest jointing strength.
Specific interlocked shape with inclinated slope provides strong joint for any direction.
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バラして組み直しが出来る事まで考えて作られているのが素晴らしいです。
As a lover of Japanese culture, and as a mandarin speaker, I applaud this video for going against the grain for not having American language subtitles to satisfy the masses, or those unenlightened ones who surely do not use reddit.
Jarvis deGrasse Tyson, gilded reddit member (x4), moderator of /r/samurai
subtitles: "bam, bam, bam, bam..." ^^'
m'lady
Shaolin Monk Intellectuals such as myself oftentimes don't have the privilege of spare time for barbaric activities such as exercise, as our time is spent engaging in robust conversation and redditing professionally.
When you learn to grammar and punctuate, you can call me dumb. *sips tea*
Shaolin Monk When you learn to grammar and punctuate, you can call me dumb. sips tea
お見事！！
この技術がいつまでも、受け継がれていきますように。
Everyone, thank you for your comment.
As much as possible to use the Google translation, and return comments.
thank you for the video ! ! is it you in the video ? ?
+小林建工 [UA-cam] 日本の伝統建築の継承・技術を繋ぐために Impressive work. There's a lot of design thought that went in to this.
+小林建工 [UA-cam] 日本の伝統建築の継承・技術を繋ぐために
How do you guard against termites?
この作業に携わってる方々を深く尊敬します。
この世界は国際資本から搾取され、民衆は青息吐息になろうとしています。にも関わらず、お金という餌にどうやってありつくかということしか頭になく、大資本に頼りきって、自立できない人間になってしまっているのが現状です。
一旦はお金という概念を捨てて、自分達で物を作れるようにならなければ、何のイニシアティブも取れません。私達が学ばなければいけないのは、食品にしてもなんにしても、こういった類の技術だと思います。
ありがとうございます。とても励みになります。
Ahh yes I love stumbling across Japanese videos on YT(I plan on moving to Japan later this year)
Edit: Thanks for the upvotes kind strangers
Hello again good sir
What kind of Katana do you have?
Brody ArmBar Hey Broski(or as we say in Japan, "Aniki") I happen to have several katanas as I follow the Samurais' seven vitures of honour, also known as the Code of Bushido.
Edit: Perhaps I can seek some dating advice from a kind stranger like yourself.
Reddit Gold User If you help me choose between the Misono 440 Molybdenum Santoku chef knife or the Takamura HSPS Gyuto kitchen knife I will gladly help you with dating advice.
Edit: Thanks for the gold kind stranger!
Uno spettacolo antico ed emozionante! Infonde serenità.
耐久、強化、実用性を重視しての組みかたなんでしょうけど、それ以上に見た目が美しい。 考えてみたら 日本語で”美しい”って言う単語は余り使う事が無かったとおもうのですが、この動画を見て素直にそう思いました。 日本の技術は多くの分野にわたり海外から注目を集めていますし、今からその注目も増す傾向にあると思います。 動画のアップありがとうございます。
Sanaenaeable コメントありがとうございます。まだまだ多くの技術がありますので発信頑張ります。
日本の建築、先達の技は素晴らしいですな。他にも我々日本人は色々と後世に残していく義務がある。帯を締めなおしていかねばならぬと思いました。今からでも出来ることを見つけよう、沢山あるのだから。
美しい建設！みんなと一緒にビデオを共有していただきありがとうございます。これは、単純なツールで使用専門職人の技を見て、素晴らしいです。
ありがとうございました！
なんて素晴らしい施工なんでしょう！
ホント驚きました！
良い動画ありがとうございます☆
そう言っていただけるとうれしいです。ありがとうございます。
お見事❗何か感動さえ覚えます。この技術が後世まで引き継がれる事を願いたいですね👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks a lot
This skill is applied for framework of house.
Best system connecting the joint more than using nail or metalic joint and also chemical bonding.
Best jointing method of traditional wooden house building
Mortise joint by wood provides stronger and longer life than any metal and or cheminal joint
Amazing. Putting it together like that was impressive, but the foresight to make a mechanism to be able to take it apart was what really impressed me.
Beautiful. The final joint looked perfect. I can only guess that these gentleman are journeyman at their jobs. The care and time taken to set that joint was wonderful.
Thank you.
Thank you
Absolutely flawless, beautiful work . Well done .
みててカッチリハマるのが気持ちいい。
何時代からの工法なのかわからないけど、先人の知恵はすごい。
mie chan ありがとうございます。一人でも多くの人に繋がるように頑張ります。
素晴らしい仕事を見せていただきました。ありがとう。
🇯🇵日本の伝統文化が継承され続けますように…🙏🇯🇵❤
受け継いでこられた技と人に敬意と感謝を感じます。隙間でさえ機能美なのですね。
それは彼らの工芸品のこれらの巨匠の作品を見てうれしいです！
木のこれらの作品は、多くの世代の知恵を埋め込まれた！
Максим Пелевин ありがとうございます。今後もいろいろな技術の発信を頑張ります。
Beautiful craftsmanship guys, I love to see people keeping the old techniques alive.
鳥肌たった。
まるで１本の木のように組み合わさった継手が、
嘘のように、何事もなかったかのように抜ける。
精緻の極み。職人の仕事。これが究極の「美」。
こういう仕掛けは組み手も楽しいですね。
また建て方したくなりました☺️
素晴らしい技術をもって芸術となり、刻まれた🌲は幸せですね😆🍀
Japanese are Perfectionists! very hard working and intelligent people =)
VERY UNIQUE SKILLS...THANKS👍👌
日本木匠的技藝真是世界第一
佩服
What a beautiful joint! Aligned with grain patttern!
Fantastic job👍👍👍👍
Thank you for not adding music and not play in double or triple speed. This does justice to this almost sacred craft.
組み合わせた後、左側に少し隙間があるので加工をミスったかなと思ったが、
一度組み合わせたものを取り外すために、くさびを打ち込むための隙間
だったのですね。
yacc00 さんコメントありがとうございます。そうですね。仮合わせ時の動画です。
見とれてしまうほどの凄さと美しさ…ため息しか出ない。
No glue, no nails. That's impressive craftsmanship
When I originally started watching, I thought that they screwed it up because it was not square. Then I realized the ingenuity of the joint. Well done. Beautiful work. We all are brothers and can learn from one another.
見事すぎて言葉を失う
建築学校に行ってるけどこんな綺麗にできない・・・
このビデオを共有していただきありがとうございます
これは芸術作品です
I've never seen a hooked scarf joint used in the wild before, let alone something like this,I'm not sure this even has a name in english. Combed hooked scarf maybe?
This kind of joinery isn't a forgotten skill in the west, joiners the world over would love the opportunity to stretch their skills and make this, but no-one wants to pay for it. People in the UK just want the quickest, cheapest method.
dash3693 ありがとう。この部分の動画はこちらから
@DblkIC7hdZo?t=2m29s
Gentlemen. I admire your craftsmanship. Many thanks for the post.
As an ex-woodshop student, I have to exclaim, that is some beautiful workmanship, and some beautiful wood to boot!
この技術は、はるか昔飛鳥や奈良の時代までさかのぼるだろうか？木を知り尽くした先人たちの技術が今に伝わり、しかも
現代でもこれを超えられない（？）と思うと、感動すら覚える。すばらしい。
Excellent!
"Traditional #Japanese Wood Joinery Is An Act Of Art"
見事な継手でした。感動物です。今後も頑張って下さい。
Its so satisfiying watching them join together
「なんかちょっと空いてない?」と思ったら、その為か！！
It has been years since I've done woodworking but this is an example of some of the finest joinery that I have ever seen. Nothing but respect for these true craftsmen.
老师傅。非常令人印象深刻。
Lǎo shīfù. Fēicháng lìng rén yìnxiàng shēnkè.
芸術以外何者でもないです^_^
いやー本当に素晴らしい技術です
The knowledge of these artisans are national treasure.
I would love to see these guys work in person. mesmerizing
Отлична изработка ! За това пагодите са вечни !
Еxcellently manufactured ! Аbout pagodas are eternal !
Very nice very good idea
hat off my head for you guys.
all the best from Poland.
No glue needed. Awesome. If you do put glue on all that surface that thing is never coming apart.
thats amazing. your entire house could be one giant puzzle. that can be dissembled and re assembled with little wear and tear.
I would like to see how they actually measured and cut the wood to get such tight joints.
Couldn't be too much different than joining a dovetail except those cuts are precise - even my stuff has gaps usually.
you guys look like ninjas,
is that a ninja joint?
beautiful work!!!
Outstanding technique
Tolle Arbeit, Grüße aus Deutschland !
凄い精度！
すんげー技術😮
I wish the whole world adapted this so we wouldn't need to use nails and such anymore.
They say this technique keeps the wood stronger!
Che figata! Che precisione!
very nice
Good job
Fantastic skills!
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Dave Dalzell Sr. Thank you
That is awesome. Pure art.
Thank you
本当にすごいなと思う！3年後待っててください！
Ah, that's beautiful. Wedged it together like a morse taper drillbit in a holder....but in reverse!
That is beautiful! それは美しいです
Skill Level: Japan
+Vamp XzZO thats why i love to buy things that says "Made in Japan" on it, my car, kitchen knife, measuring instruments from my work etc.
I wish I could visit and learn to do this from you. This is amazing.
If anyone is wondering, this is a bookshelf from Ikea Japan.
Incredible level, is an art, I am a big fan of woodworking from Japan.
Dōmo arigatōgozaimashita
Молодцы! Шикарная работа!
wow------you are awesome guys...regards from equator(south america)
That is AMAZING precision! I'm impressed!
面白いですね。👍
Wow... That's one craftsmanship....
Travail magnifique , un très grand BRAVO .
Combien d'heures faut il pour réaliser une aussi belle réalisation ?
WOW! Don't lose that art!
THis is UA-cam, not ChineseTube. Please re-upload this video again in American languege so we everyone can understand what this movie is about.
~ Check Mate.
They are speaking Japanese...
And I think you'll find it's called English. Why should they translate?
Well I, for one, had a chuckle at the joke.
Lol epic comment to start shitstorm :D
Casey Bohn Yeah, I just hope everyone can understand it's a joke. Which is worrisome considering that people for whom english is a second language are the people most likely to get the wrong impression.
this video gets me so excited to watch you do this. it's beautiful wood and amazing. can you tell me what kind of wood is used for this? Arrigato gozaimasu. I spent 7 years in Japan. love the country and love the people.
こんにちは、私は美しい映像を言いたかったです。私は建具の技術を見て興奮します。私は沖縄で、日本で7年間本土の4と3を過ごしました。私は少し日本語を勉強し、国や文化を楽しむことができます。あなたは木材が使用されているものを私に伝えることができますか？私はイタリアでは今のと私は、日本の日常を欠場。私はそんなに多く私達は人々を助けるために行うことができることがあったことを望む2011年に恐ろしい地震と津波をサポートしている船にありました。私はまだ日本に私の第二の故郷を考えると私は日本語での情報やテレビを見て興奮します。
ありがとう！添付ファイルの方法は覚えている。
As it went together, I thought, damn, after all that work, with all that no-paper-gap perfection, he must be almost suicidally depressed that the far-end joint is nearly a cm from perfection. And then, right before he picked up the smaller wedge again, I got it.
As I watched it this realized that I needed to tell James a story about a Japanese designed and Japanese project-managed oil rig that went out to the Pacific from Oakland, passing under several very low bridges, and the planners had had to deal with times and tides and temperature of the water and the rig and the bridges and it had to fit. Like this beam had to fit.
Story goes that it got to the last bridge a few minutes late and on the rising tide, there was a clearance problem. Last item packed was a hacksaw that was used to remove the short mast holding the tallest of the lights. It was packed properly,, of course, strapped to the mast. I am in awe.
HT/t James Curtis via email
Obviously, it is part of something considerably more complicated
ua-cam.com/video/qSa1Qq9hTTc/v-deo.html
Japanese joinery is a joy. Would it pass US building code, or would they make you sandwich the joint with half-inch steel plates and bolt through with 1-inch bolts, I wonder.
joe breskin I use to structure material. Do not use the hardware is the strongest tie how traditional architecture of Japan.
Beautiful craftsmanship in this joinery.
A ballet: pas de deux between Man and wood. Exquisite.
Beautiful joinery! well done...so precise and perfect. :)
I would LOVE to learn Japanese woodworking!
FAMOUS Made in JAPAN 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏
This is amazing. Japanese carpentry is awesome.
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Masterfully crafted!
Excellent.
So bloody satisfying.
That was the best thing I’ve ever seen!!
great masters
うまいこと出来てるんじゃね？これからもっとこの人ら上手くなるよ。まぁおれ農家やけど
thankk you for sharing your skills
ガチッと綺麗にハマるのは気持ちが良いですねぇ〜
木も喜んでいそう ^_^
しかも、取り外し可、とは凄い！
これはとても素晴らしいです！ スーパー！
Arigatô Gozaimasu!Trabalho muito bem feito!
Well done. Congratulations!!!
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