Japanese scarf joint or kanawa tsugi.
Previously:
Hake Tsugite wood joint - GIF
Intricate woodworking joints - GIFs
Complex woodworking joint - GIF
Locking wood joint - GIF
Wedged mortise and tenon joint - GIF
Japanese scarf joint or kanawa tsugi.
Previously:
Hake Tsugite wood joint - GIF
Intricate woodworking joints - GIFs
Complex woodworking joint - GIF
Locking wood joint - GIF
Wedged mortise and tenon joint - GIF
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nova_robotics (Feb 24, 2024), odd one (Feb 25, 2024), Ralphxyz (Feb 24, 2024)
No glue!
Never!
The point of Japanese joinery is that the whole thing can actually hold the weight, but also be disassembled and reassembled without any other fasteners r adhesives.
Adhesives were not used much when this form was evolving, but iron spikes were, and this obviated the need for them.
It's gorgeous. A little fancy to replicate over and over as you build, but stunningly beautiful and incredibly smart.
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