Japanese Style Bookshelf With Traditional Hand Cut Joinery | Woodworking | How To
Japanese Style Bookshelf With Traditional Hand Cut Joinery | Woodworking | How To
How to make a japanese style bookshelf with traditional hand cut joinery out of jatoba and oak using both power and hand tools. A very unique and beautiful build that challenged me and was very rewarding.
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yeah subbed 4 sure
It is an extremely beautiful piece, I lóvé the tradicionál method which I know, and this bookshelf realy inspires me.
How easy is it to dismantle something like this?
Great work, great craftsmanship! You should do a video of tips and tricks like the one at 6:58.
A stunning piece of work, although I hate to disagree w yr choice of using turps in yr finish. We have a natural oil here in Oz called woodguard from Organoil brand it’s incredible and feeds the wood. Mineral oil based products dry wood out and they stink. I’d rather a lovely pine oil fragrance that repels insects.
It’s a $1000 book shelf
Beautiful work, thanks for the video. Have a question: How do you prevent the wood from warping if you do not mill it yourself. In other videos on YouTube they say process it right away after milling. That is difficult if you dont have an own plainer, like yourself and use hand tools… many thanks
Wow you are really amazing I love your videos thanks for sharing your creativity.
I’ve heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.
I really like it. Also check out Woodprix and plans.
joinery between two pieces is just determining the intersection of two solids, removing half the material from one part, and half the material from the other part. Make sure both are complementary. No big deal.
NICE!!!!!! loved the joinery lesson with reminders,lol.
Beautiful!!!!
Beautiful piece, extremely well done -✅👍
I don’t have the vocabulary to describe how great this job is. I really love this.
I’m sure you can do it too. Just look for Stodoys plans.
*As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness **woodplans.works** I now work like a genius. That is great!*
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Great work Chris, really nice item.
How much does a piece like this cost?
Where’s the back
The wooden posts seem much bigger than steel cylinders. Why did you prefer to use wood instead of metal for the barn frame?
Stodoys has very good and accurate plans.
A very spiritual video. Thanks.
You make such beautiful things.
Great work, great production. Only one observation: when you switched your chisel from bevel down to bevel up ( or was it the other way round?) you didn’t comment on it. Obvious to experienced woodworkers but could be a game changer for beginners. I’m new to Japanese pull saws, but I’m loving them. I’m envious of the choice of timber you have, but I will enjoy working with the blackbutt and jarrah that was grown on our farm. The way the wedges slotted into the feet was a lovely detail.
Your very patient. That’s the hard part.
I would use different tools in some cases.
appreciate your work.
beautiful.
outdoor furniture plan do it .
Awesome. Again!
Awesome. I love this kind of joinery which uses only wood (no screws, nails or glue). Also, I use the linseed oil turpentine combination.
P.S.: Your Dog is camera shy LOL
Hate the name
5 estrelas
Well that client is a lucky human.
That shelf will be in the family for generations.
Thanks for the upload
Beautiful=)
Beautiful works 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
You’re an incredible craftsman, I love watching your videos. I always learn something new from you. How did you learn to make such beautiful pieces?
Your local lumber supplier is also my local lumber supplier.. small world
Words dont describe how rad ur videos are,cant wait to build this
Are you serious Dude?! Johnson’s is unbelievable. It would be a sin not to do woodworking with access to that!
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Excellent piece of work! Wouldn’t mind taking a swing at that myself.
So cool! I made a similar bookshelf with the wedged mortise and tenon joins!
Once again …. Yet ANOTHER video where he doesn’t show the finished product. Unbelievable. So, so stupid.
No. I don’t like this video.
I love it!
Very nice build. Fun fact: Jatoba is pronounced with the emphasis on the last syllable in Brazil, where it is from = jatoBA.
I started with woodglut plans.
awesome store
Where did you get your training ?
Blokes like this piss me off. They make me realise how crappy my work is,and how unimaginative.
Brilliant project and an outstanding demonstration of skill and invention. Liked and subbed,obviously.
Thanks for this friend… I just ordered a bundle of Japanese tools to begin woodworking by hand. I don’t have any power tools besides a hand Dremel and accessories.