Carving Joints and Dry-Fitting for a New Traditional Japanese House

Carving Joints and Dry-Fitting for a New Traditional Japanese House

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Publish Date:
10 August, 2023
Category:
Carpentry
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In this video, we are in the final stretches of completing the Kizami (刻み) (or carving) and Jigumi (地組) (or dry-fitting) for a new house build in Hayama, Japan. This new house will be 2-stories tall. I proceed with carving the remaining few joints in a Toshi Bashira (通し柱) or through pillar and the center portion of the Munagi (棟木) or ridge beam. After we finished carving the remaining few joints, we proceed with dry-fitting the beams together to confirm that they fit perfectly.

Soon we will be building up this house at the work site.

We hope you enjoy the video. Stay tuned for more.


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