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Japanese joinery

Book • 1983
Japanese Joinery by Yasuo Nakahara is a comprehensive guide to the intricate and precise art of Japanese wood joinery.

The book showcases a wide variety of traditional joints, explaining their construction and application in detail.

Nakahara emphasizes the importance of understanding the properties of wood and the precise techniques required to create strong and beautiful joints.

Clear diagrams and photographs illustrate each step of the process, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced woodworkers.

The book also delves into the cultural significance of joinery in Japanese architecture and craftsmanship.

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Dorian Bracht
as one of the books that sparked his early interest in Japanese joinery.
Episode 12: Dorian Bracht

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