The amazing things we can learn about through videos...
Today I share a YouTube of Tsugite, the Japanese method of joining with wood with no adhesives or screws. I wish it wasn't in a speeded up voice and motion, but one can pause to try to figure it out. There is now a program to teach one how to build these wonderful joints.
I admit to just having appreciation of this craft, and no urge to actually build with it.
Today's quote:
We all have the extraordinary coded within us, waiting to be released.
JEAN HOUSTON
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThey look like puzzle pieces, interesting. I have seen some log cabins being built using huge logs that fit together perfectly. Take care, have a happy day!
Oh that's great, to watch the building of a log cabin must be thrilling.
DeleteFirst time hearing about it. The things that people get into.
ReplyDeletePretty amazing, I'd say.
DeleteVery interesting. Never heard of such a thing.
ReplyDeleteI have seen small puzzle boxes with joinery somewhat like this.
DeleteIncredible craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it...I do too!
DeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteI would imagine the carpenters in your family have heard of this craft!
DeleteWonderful craftsmanship and it looks beautiful when it's completed.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is beautiful!
DeleteHow interesting, Barbara! They remind me of 3 D puzzle pieces my children liked to figure out. I've always admire dovetail joints on furniture. I can see how these type of joints would be highly coveted in the world of finely crafted furniture.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree...both puzzles and well made furniture use well crafted joints!
DeleteI've seen that before. Just had no idea there was a term for it.
ReplyDeleteWow! Now that is real joinery!
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