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Japanese Joinery by Dorian Bracht
- Japanese Joinery
- Dorian Bracht
- Page: 176
- Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
- ISBN: 9781784945565
- Publisher: Guild of Master Craftsman
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Japanese Joinery showcases traditional and modern Japanese joinery techniques through beautiful photography and detailed illustrations. Japanese joinery is viewed by many as being an art as well as a craft. This is borne out by the intricate design and craftsmanship of the joints highlighted in this book. Over 50 different joints are showcased, ranging from traditional joints, which have been used over hundreds of years, to the most recent innovations in Japanese joint design. The joints are illustrated by photographs of both complete and deconstructed, as well as carefully hand-drawn technical illustrations. The accompanying text describes the history of each joint, how they are used, variations, and tips on how the joints are constructed. There is also a comprehensive section on Japanese woodworking tools. Both inspirational and hands-on, this exciting new book is a "must have" for woodworkers at all levels. Dorian Bracht’s extensive carpentry experience provides readers with a comprehensive guide to the world of traditional Japanese joinery and its influence throughout the world on woodworking and joinery today.
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