Deconstructing a 100 year old house built without nails.

[Artos]

Ran across this & thought it was pretty spiffy.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_geUQSlnbQ"]A Japanese House Constructed with Joinery 100 years ago 🤯 - YouTube[/ame]

[Gclyde28]

Japenese joinery is awesome. Definitely a lost art here in the states.

[EZ-10RANCH]

Just incredible! The precision in those cuts are unreal, and it was done 100 years ago to top it off.

[Gumbo Man]

Just incredible! The precision in those cuts are unreal, and it was done 100 years ago to top it off.

X2 very impressive. Thanks for showing Paul.

[Texas Grown]

That's pretty cool! Thanks for the short lesson for today.

[flywise]

Lost art for sure

[texan16]

That is way too cool. That would be a huge task today with modern machines, can’t imagine how long that would have taken back then.

[Rubi513]

Amazing.

[SmTx]

That is way too cool. That would be a huge task today with modern machines, can’t imagine how long that would have taken back then.

Luckily, or unluckily, for them they didn't have TBH to surf. Tons of time in the day when all you do is work and eat

[lanceodom]

Pretty dang impressive!!

[AntlerCollector]

More like a never found art in the States.

[PondPopper]

That is totally fascinating.

[Brazos Hunter]

This guy enjoys doing everything by hand and has cost me a bunch of time and money researching and buying vintage hand tools.

https://youtube.com/@MrChickadee

Michael

[doright]

I can picture someone with a full time job sharpening chisels. Really nice craftsmanship.

[Neuse]

That is incredible.