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Ιαπωνική τεχνική για το “δέσιμο” δύο ξύλων

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The Japanese are renowned for their attention to detail. In this video by a Japanese architect, two carpenters connecting two large pieces of wood with a very clever technique.

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The traditional manufacture of a canoe canoes in Latvia, the carpenter Rihards Vidzickis shows the various stages of construction of a traditional pirogue canoe, a canoe made from a single piece of tree trunk. Through a very poetic video, men carve the canoe by hand on a poplar trunk using intelligent methods, such as how to measure the thickness of the canoe with small wood dipped in ink or bending of the board under the heat of fire.
Method to give medicine to your dog It is not always easy to give your dog medicine. It is usually not enough to put the pill in something delicious. In the video, a dog owner found a clever technique. He puts the pill on a piece of meat and pretends to drop it from the plate. The dog rushes to eat it before its owner says no.
How to remove a screw stuck to a wood A technique for removing a screw that does not come out of a piece of wood. Just screw a second screw over the first screw, which uses the thread of the second to come out of the wood.
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A geodesic sphere from wood knots Carpenter Keith Williams manufactures a geodesic sphere using pieces of wood with knots.
Japanese woodwork without screws or nails Techniques from Japan to join two wood without using nails or screws.
Folding stool from a piece of wood An elderly carpenter from China builds a wooden folding stools with hand tools, using only a piece of wood.
Repair of buildings in Japan without even using a single nail In the past, construction and metal processing was very costly for carpenters in Japan. So, instead of using nails, carpenters called "miyadaiku" developed unique methods for engaging wood pieces together, like a giant three-dimensional puzzle. The Takahiro Matsumoto is a carpenter miyadaiku for over 40 years. The company operates in Kamakura, Japan, which assesses and repairs the damage suffered by many ancient temples in the city of. Using ancient techniques, ensures that these structures will remain stable for the next generations.
The Lego invade real life A carpenter builds a wooden toy using Lego pieces. The "Lego In Real Life 3" is a very nice video made with the technique stop-motion, by BrickBrosProductions.
How the Japanese handle baggage at the airport With great care and professionalism, employees at an airport in Japan particular attention to passenger luggage as carry them on the plane. It may seem obvious, but rarely see something like that at airports worldwide.
The amazing offside trap of the Japanese against Senegal during the match against Senegal in the World Cup in Russia, Japanese erecting a very clever trap when their opponents are running a foul. The whole defensive line is pulled back to the execution, starting their opponents offside.
Οι Ιάπωνες Pyramidos ερμηνεύουν το “;Βρε Μελαχρινάκι”; Japanese assembly Pyramidos, known for his performance in several Greek pieces, interpret this time "VRE Melachrinaki" Makis Christodoulopoulos (1977).
Cleaning fish with chopsticks A woman from Japan, shows a technique for fish cleaning using two sticks.
Cutting wood with a paper A carpenter replaced the metal blade of the table saw with a sheet of paper. Then he began cutting a sheet of paper with success, after a paper box and end, a piece of wood.
The advantages of a bathroom in Japan One can hardly think of ways to improve the standard configuration of a swim, but the Japanese have some impressive ideas. See how an ordinary bathroom / toilet in Japan.