making the strongest 3-way leg joinery / castle joint [woodworking]
making the strongest 3-way leg joinery / castle joint [woodworking]
Dado blade information
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I’m a carpenter in the middle of fifties. Woodworking is far from my major job. I may stand somewhere between hobby carpenter and expert. So my skill hasn’t matured fully and I make many mistakes in the videos. I hope you would forgive me generously.
A late bloomer carpenter’s woodworking diary. This is the motto of my channel. I enjoy making furniture and videos. And using my leisure time I make videos and share how I make and my idea that comes to my mind. Those are sometimes childish and sometimes not too bad. What I want is you just enjoy watching one or two of my videos and fly to other channels better than mine.
I’d like to progress my woodworking skills through struggle to make furniture and videos. And I hope those can help you encouraged for woodworking.
Thanks for reading
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Excellent, thanks for sharing this extraordinary way to join three pieces of wood. Thanks a lot.
Wonderful work. Your mature skills will be off the charts! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!
Name of the song in 7:30?
Great video! Easy to understand! Thank you!
Such a beautiful and brilliant thing 👍👍
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Use my table saw as a glue-up workbench and see what happens.
Nice work! Just not so sure about using your table saw top for a work bench 🤨
Brilliant workmanship. Cheers from India 🇮🇳.
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Beautiful work! I’m expanding my carpentry skills and trying to learn how to do better legs for tables and desks.
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Gracias ..ese sistema se aplica en las pergolas de madera…like..
Outstanding work. Great to watch too!
wish I could do shit like that…😩
Siri let you down… for the uninitiated it’s joinery not jonery.
電動工具と木工用ボンド・・・そのレベルならツーバイフォー用の金具をネジ止めで良いんでない？
I think 2 screws enough
Are there any books on traditional Korean woodworking that you could recommend?
Great, thank you for good video of woodworking.
great work! i have also made a bedframe with the same castle joint. I found the TOP connecting piece tends to be weak during installation due to the end grain being all the way at the end. ( hard to explain, but who attempts will also notice)
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cheers for this .. i shall TRY meself once ive watched a few more times,
Imagine building a corner of a house with this method. Wonder if it would pass code?
3:00 I don’t see why you bothered to drill holes and use the band saw if you’ve got the jig to use the table saw 3:28. Why not just use the jig and table saw and skip the holes and band saw?
Very good looking joint, clever.
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Ohhhhh…. how very very amazing
ただ複雑に組めばいいとかじゃない！ちゃんと組む意味があるんだよ
Hi, name of the song?
Who glues up on a saw table?
You can practically smell the wood watching this video.
Good technique, very helpful skill
Beautiful joinery, I thought it was a lost art.
Beautiful looking joinery…a joint and aesthetic in one! Thk u for posting. However, myself being a newbie woodworker, I am confused as to what benefit the dovetail dado serves? I could see maybe if the dado was used in a long run vertical post for construction that the 90° grain orientation would give greater strength and stability, but for a smaller project, ie a nightstand, not be of much value? But like I said, I’m a newbie, so I’d be interested to know what I’m missing? thx
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Nice looking joint. however I believe the traditional mortise and tenon joint is stronger and longer lasting.
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Is that a Star Trek uniform?
A lot of these "Strongest Joint" videos are joints that rely heavily on glue for their strength. I see pieces of wood that have 80% of their natural strength carved away to make a cool looking joint, but that needs glue to work well. They’re not joinery that will last a hundred years. As soon as the glue degrades, so will the joint, and because we live in a world with humidity, these "Strongest Joints" will not be strong for long.
But no wonder. People are buying furniture made out of "engineered wood" all the time. Get it wet once, in two weeks you’re buying a new one.
Now let’s see without the Machine 😹
Well Done! Thanx for amazing video!
5:01 soon you will lose your finger…
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The joint probably doesn’t even need glue.
I’m building a deck for my back yard and I plan on using this method. Thank you for tutorial!
You put glue on the peg and slid it into the channel scraping off alot of glue. You’d have lost more if the peg was a better fit. Next time put the glue in the channel first. 👍
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Intelligence has to be appreciated !!! Thank you !!!