Amazing Japanese joinery. Igeta Gumi 井桁組み

[@johndelaney9399]

VERY cool!! An open comment to ALL OF THE ASIAN AND EUROPEAN JOINERY CARPENTERS: Post the plans for these fantastic joints!! Even if they're metric, I can follow them and I'd REALLY like to try making some of them that I've seen

[@AKHIRA_1985]

Thank you 😆!!
I want you to make it too!
And I would be happy if you spread it to many people!

[@alessandrodeluca1052]

you are a great inspiration to me. thank you so much

[@AKHIRA_1985]

thank you! I'm very happy to have you feel that way! Can you tell me what you especially liked?

[@buffalo7163]

精巧な技術に脱帽。
時折、切断面を水で湿らせたりするのは、どういった理由があるのか興味があります。

[@AKHIRA_1985]

ありがとうございます！切断面に水を少し含ませることで木が柔らかくなりノミで削る時に削り易くなります。それと削った表面が綺麗に仕上がるメリットもあります。細かいところまで興味をもって頂いて嬉しいです！今後ともよろしくお願いします😆‼️

[@BzugoDiaries]

Wow amazing skills! I need to try this joinery, it's incredible!

[@AKHIRA_1985]

thank you! This joinery is a relatively simple but well thought out mechanism. Please try it once!

[@BzugoDiaries]

@@AKHIRA_1985 I will!!

[@mench128]

It's cool! :) Have you tried to do it for smaller timber?

[@AKHIRA_1985]

thank you! I thought that this size was cool and tried it!

[@applechick]

3:05 woodcrackers 🤤