Low Table with Traditional Japanese Joineries - Part 2 (Dovetails, Butterfly key, Final assembly)

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Building a low table using only hand-cut traditional joineries (no glue or nails). The wood I used for the legs is Ash (I believe) and the milled material is Beech.
I'm away from my workshop and did not have all the proper tools. Some of the methods shown in the video are not the "proper way". I had to get a little creative with the limited tools I had.
*Disclaimer: This video is NOT meant to be a how-to. It only shows my work process.
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Комментарии : 71

@securiculawoodworking5619 3 года назад

This is really wonderful work. I don't usually like the "rustic" look of log furniture but this is really elegant and well done. Keep it up, it's a pleasure to see.

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

Thanks 😊

@Ashe_Fenrir 4 года назад

Ah - that dovetail joint is incredible. I used a simple lappped joint and now after seeing this I want to learn that one and remake it. So well done - thanks again for the videos!

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thanks Adam! That's great to hear!

@dirdick43 4 года назад

And you should be proud of your work! Projects that grow from the wood rather than formal plans have an organic energy and require special skills ... and you clearly have them. Well executed, and so precise.

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thank you for your kind words! Allowing the wood to be as is requires more skills and work but I feel it brings out the organic beauty of nature.

@robohippy Год назад

Well, the unanswered question from me is how did you attach the table top?

@tristanbuckoke9121 3 года назад

Pure beauty and simplicity. However the amazing joinery blows me away

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

Happy to hear that! 😊

@rollingstone3017 2 года назад

Beautiful work. I barely have a grasp of western joinery. Japanese joinery is truly in another world for me. Thank you for sharing your techniques.

@dylaniwakuni 2 года назад

That’s great to hear 😊🙌

@RolloZx 3 года назад

Really enjoyed that - great looking table, great to see 'free' timber being put to good use

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

That's great to hear 😊 Thanks

@cec7296 3 года назад

丁寧な仕事で見ていてとても気持ちが良い☺️

@lancestancliffe4885 3 года назад

And not a screw or nail being used, genius at work.

@DorianBracht 4 года назад

mesmerizing!

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thank you! 😊

@СергейИванов-й8с8ъ 3 года назад

Mix of handmade perfection and natural curves. Great job 👍

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

Thank you 😊

@troystaten5633 2 года назад

Neat table. Thanks for showing us.

@arnomrnym6329 3 года назад

Tolle Arbeit! 👍🏾😎 Erinnert mich an meine Schreinerlehre in dem Mitachtzigern, als ich noch solche Holzverbindungen gemacht habe. 😉

@ronwalsh 3 года назад

Very nice work. I work in steel, and making something like this would be near impossible. Thanks for showing us your projects. If you find you need a home for your creations, I volunteer my house my friend.

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

Thank you 😊

@GingerWoodturner 4 года назад

Very nice Dylan!

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thank you! 😊

@christophervanmeier1648 Год назад

Beautiful Work!

@dylaniwakuni Год назад

Thanks 😊

@will_3769 3 года назад

Tears of joy

@paulmaryon9088 3 года назад

Amazing, excellent work , thank you for posting

@TaylorTheOtter 3 года назад

Your chisels are so sharp, it looks like the wood is pulling them into the cut.

@unnbreakabletaylor7603 3 года назад

I love your Videos, i was always interested in those japanese Joinings. I see u live in Germany, it looks like Bavaria! I live near Stuttgart :)

@hammilan8643 2 года назад

lovely stuff!

@bloggs692413 3 года назад

Beautiful work

@nikearth 4 года назад

Thank you for showing me what is achievable with patience and a handful tools. Did you end up applying any finish? Would be interested to see how it aged in a few months time. 💛

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

I was planning to but in the end no finish was applied. I'm looking forward to observing how it ages and learn more about wood.

@howwanpeng8753 4 года назад

Great Job!

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thank you 😊

@sanfresc 3 года назад

enhorabuena por el trabajo realizado, lo que no entiendo es como el sobre de la mesa no queda unido a las patas, animo!!!

@justinterbasket4565 2 года назад

Am I the only guy who wants to know how in the heck this fella attached the table top???

@TheVimeo 4 года назад

you should make some online website, and build furniture with only Japanese tools and joinery. i will pay 30 euros per month for this :)

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thank you! That is something to consider!

@binsarpriandika6237 4 года назад

great japanese wood working video! btw, do you just put the top piece into legs without any joint?

@dylaniwakuni 4 года назад

Thanks! I was planning to add a joint but the client wanted to be able to use the table facing either way up. But if necessary, I will add one later

@binsarpriandika6237 4 года назад

Dylan Iwakuni okay i got it, thanks for your answer

@Гена-ю9д Год назад

Friend, what varieties of the woods do you using?Thanks....

@giloud 3 года назад

Hi, I really like the table ! Can you tell me why do you water the butterfly key please ? to prevent tearouts ?

@martaandrade9417 3 года назад

espetacular.Brasil☺

@daveg5183 Год назад

👍

@zachcano7784 3 года назад

as the green wood dries in situ, how will that affect the long-term stability of the table?

@toddschriver9924 3 года назад

Seemed pretty dry to start, but, because of the way the rings shrink, the most likely outcome is some cracking along the length of the limbs and possibly a little twisting. Check my instagram for greenwood carving that I do @rock_dove_farm

@manuelbourrin3484 3 года назад

hello, great job. How did you attach the top on the four posts ?

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

For this, I didn't attach the legs to the top

@quadroeffects9316 3 года назад

I had the same question. If you were to attach the top, how would you do it?

@Salcifer 3 года назад

@@quadroeffects9316 maybe dovetails down through the top with pegs through the sockets in the top the legs?

@richs5422 3 года назад

Possibly drill holes through the top and into the legs, and then fill them with dowels glued to the legs only, so the top can be removed and put back on upside down.

@dannyondik1723 3 года назад

Unbelievable precision. Do you use a special mic to pick up the wood cutting sounds? Thank you for your videos!

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

Cheers! I just used a standard $40 mic

@dannyondik1723 3 года назад

@@dylaniwakuni fantastic all around. I will definitely be tuning in to see more of your videos. Keep it up!

@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад

@@dannyondik1723 Thanks!

@mattbrown6066 3 года назад

Where can I get a white sashigane like that? So easy to read!

@Greentrees60 3 года назад

Does anyone understand what is happening at 7:41? Is it just a decorative piece being added?

@johnhall1031 3 года назад

That bowtie or butterfly shape is inlaid to prevent splitting. So, most likely there was a spot there that looked liable to split and he did the inlay to prevent an issue down the road.

@1025629 Год назад

....y como aseguras el tablero?

@seraphim7512 3 года назад

Who makes your chisels please?

@rzyrafa11 3 года назад

how did you attached the top to the legs ?

@vanshavbhalla6210 3 года назад

Dry fitting has a completely different meaning in japan

@christjulipds13 3 года назад

Try the best carpenters and woodworkers plans. Woodprix.

@logginsa.5632 3 года назад

The precision applied is OK but the project is ugly. I'm sorry but look at the project design it's like an unfinished project.

@richs5422 3 года назад

The artist achieved what he set out to achieve. All we can judge is whether it fits our personal style or not. In his place, I think I would have planed two faces on each leg. Not sure whether they would have been parallel or at right angles to each other. That would leave some natural edges and some straight sides; it would be more similar to the top. Of course, even with CNC I wouldn't be able to make the joints nearly as well.