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Wonderfully detailed diagrams make up the majority of this book, with a short first section describing Japanese woodworking tools and methods. A short section also describes the basic technique for fabricating some of the simpler joints, giving a good start for someone looking to try the more difficult ones. Not exactly a beginner's guide, but certainly an inspirational reference book!
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In diesem Buch werden die technischen Aspekte des traditionellen japanischen Holzbaues detailliert beschrieben und gezeigt. Das Buch enthält sehr viele Skizzen (Linien/Vektorgrafiken in s/w) über die unterschiedlichsten Holzverbindungen sowie Beschreibungen über die verwendeten Werkzeuge und Arbeitstechniken.
Ich sehe das Buch als einen sehr interessanten technischen Leitfaden durch die japanische Holzbaukunst. Wenn man sich auf diesem Gebiet vertiefen möchte, kann man sich mit diesem Buch lange beschäftigen. Auf historische oder soziologische Zusammenhänge wird in dem Buch nicht eingegangen.
Das original auf Japanisch erschienene Buch wurde auf (j)Englisch übersetzt, wobei man in diesem Buch nicht nur Text, sondern vor allem auch Zeichnungen "lesen" muss. So mancher unverständliche Satz oder ein unbekanntes Vokabel erklären sich also auch so.
Ich sehe das Buch als einen sehr interessanten technischen Leitfaden durch die japanische Holzbaukunst. Wenn man sich auf diesem Gebiet vertiefen möchte, kann man sich mit diesem Buch lange beschäftigen. Auf historische oder soziologische Zusammenhänge wird in dem Buch nicht eingegangen.
Das original auf Japanisch erschienene Buch wurde auf (j)Englisch übersetzt, wobei man in diesem Buch nicht nur Text, sondern vor allem auch Zeichnungen "lesen" muss. So mancher unverständliche Satz oder ein unbekanntes Vokabel erklären sich also auch so.
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Gorgeous and detailed
3. August 2004
Format:Taschenbuch
This book, in two parts, describes the incredible wooden joints used in traditional Japanese construction. A western woodworker might consider "joinery" to be dovetails, part of finish carpentry or fine woodworking. The joints shown here are far more elaborate, and are applied to construction framing.
The first half of this book describes the joints themselves. These elaborate connections aren't just a woodworker's showmanship, however. One joint may have different features that prevent side-slipping, prevent rotation, carry weight, and admit a key to keep the assembly from backing out. Another joint may connect a vertical, two aligned horizontals, and one or two more horizontals at right angles to the others. With a little practice, you may learn to read the purpose of each feature, and even create new joints for your unique needs.
The second half of this book is about framing, about using those joints for walls, floors, roofs, and second stories. It shows the all-wood joints at work. It also shows the Japanese genius at work, the skill that accepts the best of other worlds and makes it their own. All-wood construction serves only ritual or conservation needs these day. The authors show how traditional joints work with many kinds of metal fasteners. Classic artisanry is not a competitor to modern technique, it's a complement.
One appendix shows that this is not a book of Western carpentry. It summarizes the religious ceremony that blesses the construction project and is "intended as a memorial for the numerous plants, various insects, and small creatures that would be destroyed during building on the property." Reading that, I felt a real sense of loss at our developers' relative carelessness.
The book's line drawings are beautifully clear, but require careful reading. Whether or not you ever follow their directions, this book is a joy to view and an endless source of ideas for the woodworker.
//wiredweird
The first half of this book describes the joints themselves. These elaborate connections aren't just a woodworker's showmanship, however. One joint may have different features that prevent side-slipping, prevent rotation, carry weight, and admit a key to keep the assembly from backing out. Another joint may connect a vertical, two aligned horizontals, and one or two more horizontals at right angles to the others. With a little practice, you may learn to read the purpose of each feature, and even create new joints for your unique needs.
The second half of this book is about framing, about using those joints for walls, floors, roofs, and second stories. It shows the all-wood joints at work. It also shows the Japanese genius at work, the skill that accepts the best of other worlds and makes it their own. All-wood construction serves only ritual or conservation needs these day. The authors show how traditional joints work with many kinds of metal fasteners. Classic artisanry is not a competitor to modern technique, it's a complement.
One appendix shows that this is not a book of Western carpentry. It summarizes the religious ceremony that blesses the construction project and is "intended as a memorial for the numerous plants, various insects, and small creatures that would be destroyed during building on the property." Reading that, I felt a real sense of loss at our developers' relative carelessness.
The book's line drawings are beautifully clear, but require careful reading. Whether or not you ever follow their directions, this book is a joy to view and an endless source of ideas for the woodworker.
//wiredweird
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Complete diagrams with fabrication "tips"
22. April 1999
Format:Taschenbuch
Wonderfully detailed diagrams make up the majority of this book, with a short first section describing Japanese woodworking tools and methods. A short section also describes the basic technique for fabricating some of the simpler joints, giving a good start for someone looking to try the more difficult ones. Not exactly a beginner's guide, but certainly an inspirational reference book!
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This is a really neat book
17. Mai 2006
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is really neat--definitely worth $16. There are dozens and dozens of joints detailed but almost all of them are for framing buildings. Even so, these multitude of ideas presented can really start the creative process for furniture makers, like myself. In fact, this book provided a joint that solved a problem that I had dwelled on for months. Without this book, I never would have thought of this joint.
Most of the joints described are described well. But you will need to read the material carefully because some of the joints are quite complex. A lot of the joints are described with "drafting style" drawings--a front view, side view and top view. The book could benefit from more drawings that are in perspective.
The description of the use of Japanese tools is brief. In fact, if I were the publisher I'd delete "Japanese Tool Use" from the title because this book really doesn't focus much on tool use. Yeah, it's covered but there are other, more detailed texts n the topic.
At times, the text is awkward. If I recall correctly, this book was translated from Japanese, which likely accounts for the awkward phrases.
Most of the joints described are described well. But you will need to read the material carefully because some of the joints are quite complex. A lot of the joints are described with "drafting style" drawings--a front view, side view and top view. The book could benefit from more drawings that are in perspective.
The description of the use of Japanese tools is brief. In fact, if I were the publisher I'd delete "Japanese Tool Use" from the title because this book really doesn't focus much on tool use. Yeah, it's covered but there are other, more detailed texts n the topic.
At times, the text is awkward. If I recall correctly, this book was translated from Japanese, which likely accounts for the awkward phrases.
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