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Thanks for sharing, I always wonder how Chinese joinery is made - and now I can see, but still I hardly believe it is possible. Amazing skills.

Quite remarkable.

Amazing work!

Visiually appealing and very well made. I have a question. I guess this table has been used for years now. Is there a problem like tipping over? If not, what is the ratio between the base and the top lengths across? Thank you

Beautiful, clean work. Patience is a virtue. 🙌🏼

Di you find maple to be the "best" kind of wood for practicing joinery?

Gos to show you don't need a million dollars in tools to create fine work!! Excellent job thank you for sharing your knowledge to!

Were can I find all the jigs and tools

cool.

It is certainly a pretty looking joint but,as I'm sure you realise,the peg significantly weakens what remains of the post after mortising. An alternative,actually used historically in Britain to join a collar to the principal rafters in e.g. a sling brace truss is where you cut a reverse taper on the underside of the tenon(like half a dovetail) with the corresponding shape at the bottom of the mortice,then enlarge the mortice above the top of the tenon in a tapered way(e.g. a void going from 1.5" to 2") to provide the clearance needed for assembly, then drive in a correspondingly sized wedge.The wedge is roughsawn,for friction and not planed. The tenon is inserted into the mortice in the upper region of the space,then drops down to lock the 'dovetail' which is then secured by driving in the wedge above the collar(where it will only be seen by high altitude spiders).

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Just beautiful. Love the pine!

Definitely, the Master Craftsman is in a unique class of his own. No doubt.

Certainly, the design is unique. The accuracy is perfect. But , the workmanship is far beyond and above description. Thanks always.

Sadly speaking, I can’t find the exact words that describe your achievement.

London achi trha dikhya kyu nahi

Lovely work as always. btw that splitting step at 6:00 is unecessary as the waste will fall out anyway when your chops from both sides meet.

When I think of ancient times when they came up with intricate joints like this and there was a 16 feet beam and this joint was needed, how you couldn't mess things up, cuz well, you didn't have that many beams to just replace them over and over.

Mesmerising. Thank you for so generously sharing your skill.

Sauber gearbeitet, Kollege!

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superbe ajustement et très original !

Beautiful work sir 😊

It's not just a joinery, it's a piece of art

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time is precious and life is short. i vote for glue.

I am looking how to mathamatlly lay out this joining , I see u doing it soo fast I can not follow

You sir are a true master! Absolutely AMAZING!!!

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No offence, but your chisels don't seem very sharp.

The Master Craftsman demonstrated unprecedented standard in design, workmanship, and accuracy. Thanks

I stuffed this joint up at school, and if anyone like you saw it, I think you would yell like Gordon Ramsay

Such a Beautiful and Delicate Work!!! I take my hat off…

First time i can see a joint like this. Look like a joint for bamboo or sticks in garden :)

Nice

did you seriously start the video with 12 seconds of nothing but black ? no wonder only 5% of your subscribers watched it

Hey dude, where did you learn these joinery techniques?? I wanna go down that rabbit hole

Tell me you later added another four corners to this and sold it for a fortune?!

Really wanted to watch this, then i heard music. Have a meaningless downvote.

Love this! Sub'd

Das geht auch einfacher. Wer keine Arbeit hat, macht sich welche.

Pretty sure this one hurt my brain a bit.

Sin duda el rey del ensamble saludos desde México amigo Join venture..y felicidades por tu canal .👍👍

I was proud of what I built today, then I watched this video, and realized I need a lot of practice.

Just made this joint after watching your great video! thanks so much!

How did you mark them? How did you calculate?

Most Excellent! Now, how do you keep the joint like that from working loose?

This is amazing work! The additional information is perfect as well. A brilliant addition all the while taking nothing away from to the old format. A perfect video. 🫡 😍 Love it.

The one thing that always amazes me is, the ability to take a flat plane and make a round rod with it. I try and still get "flat" spots. Great video cheers :)