The Simple Woodworking Puzzle No One Can Solve
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2021
- I saw this guy making the "Impossible Joint", and decided to try it myself. This is one of the highest joints I have ever made, and it was really hard to get a tight fit. However, it's not impossible!
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This has to be the hardest joint I've ever made. It was very difficult to get a nice, tight fit!
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Good choice of music Nice very relaxing. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you liked it :)
Just watched your workbench video and was impressed with the amount of thought and detail out into it, made me smile seeing the same workbench at the start.
Are, regardless of how close you are to the lines, you proved what you set out to prove and that was to make the impossible joint. I also liked the techniques you used, and using coping saws to make gage marks so you could finish and clean with a chisel. I’m looking forward to making the joint! One more thought, you confirmed that we all have to develop our own technique and tricks leveraging what others have shown us. Many thanks.
Wow! It's really very hard to think, possible Please share more angles of pics to understand
Mate, I think a witch turned your cat into a goat! 😳
Not a bad first attempt at that crazy joint. 👍🏽
Came here to improve my rolling skills. Left improving my woodworking skills.
Nice work Are! These are the kinds of videos that I like from you...... 👍👍😉😉
Thank you, my friend! Glad you liked it :)
Well done Are, thanks for this cool video! The goats are nice also 👍
Thank you, Joe!
Great, well done 👌
Thank you, Marian!
Awesome
well, try., very nice.
Are your granpa would be very proud about you.
Incredibly handsome !!👍👍
Very nice my friend 😊🖒
Thank you, my friend!
What exactly is that music? I love it!
It's from Epidemicsound :)
Goats?! You've been holding out on us.
Haha! They've only been here for a few days. You'll see more of them ;)
Is your little circle logo a “tribute” to the samurai carpenter. Whether intentional or not, made me chuckle.
Haha no, actually not! But I see now that it is very similar.
Good on you for giving it a go, but you've not helped yourself, Are, by choosing oak. However, it was your marking out and chisel skills which left the result looking the way it did. As a matter of principle, you don't go anywhere near your setting out lines until all of the remainder of the waste has been removed. You started in them, which is just plain wrong. You could also learn the trick of putting a coloured wax crayon mark on one piece (usually the male) before a dry fit, and this will mark the tight spots on the other piece.
Watch Dorian Bracht and see how much time and care goes into his marking out, (with a knife, not pencil) and note his choice of timber.
Yeah, I definitely got a bit impatient working on this joint
Heeeelt rått! 🤩🤩
Thank you sir!