I find the design of this 3-way joint terrifically clever. The narrator does an excellent job explaining and then building out the design.
Incredible 3-way wooden joint
I find the design of this 3-way joint terrifically clever. The narrator does an excellent job explaining and then building out the design.
The ending is pretty funny. This is an example of clever, but useless?
Not a great joint, but a helluva exercise in geometry. Kudos.
Useful or not, still cool to watch.
I am impressed by people who can explain complex topics in a simple, straightforward manner.
Mattias Wandell is a legend in the wood working world.
It would have actually been faster for him to use hand tools…
This joint with a lock dowel is actually used by Japanese carpenters to replace the rotten ends of pillars. Japanese temple carpenters have a whole host of these 3D joints for various roles and they are hand cut with chisels. Works of art and very sturdy. It’s why these carpenters can earn $1000 a day when reaching master level.