Love it. We need a video showing WHY some joints are used instead of others. Does it depend on where the load is, or type of wood, or what?

What an honor it would be to have this man frame your house. It would stand 1,000 years.

Amazing Craftmanship.

Amazing chisel skills

You are a true master of your trade

🌲🍀🐾Yeah, I enjoy working outside in a semi - shady area too. No need for a dust collector, and the fresh air is nice. I like that wide, flat chisel for the flattening or "grounding" work. Like a slicker chisel used for timber framing. Nice job. Nice work piece. Nice workshop👍😉🐾🍀🌲.

Thank you. It’s always very satisfying to watch you close the joints. Hugs from bohemian forest

🎉🎉good video

I would be happy just to find wood that square and smooth

I wish I could make such things. I would trade programming and robotics knowledge in a instant to make such wonderful joints. Great job and thanks for sharing!

@RC-qf3mp

9 күн бұрын

You can. He wasn’t born learning how to do it. And w/the internet, you can learn a ton, although better to have a mentor.

@johnadamski4012

9 күн бұрын

​@@RC-qf3mp🌲🍀🐾And or a good, well written, BOOK written by a mentor🐾🍀🌲.

@johnadamski4012

9 күн бұрын

🌲🍀🐾Well written BOOK'S, THE ORIGINAL SEARCH ENGINES, and a strong DESIRE to want to see the finished work is ALL you need to motivate yourself to learn. NEVER, let some Jerk tell you, that you can't learn anything😉🐾🍀🌲.

@Harry-dy2yh

7 күн бұрын

Program a robot to make such joints instead of making excuses

What is the name of this wooden joint? It would be great if a drawing was attached to each video

Like always great job Keep it up

The sky’s the limit.

Marvelous.

what is that tool you use for marking the wood?

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