Selten geiler Twitter-Account, der 3D-Animationen von Holzverbindungen zeigt, die in Japan offenbar sehr viel geläufiger sind als hierzulande: The Joinery. gehe davon aus, dass die so auch in der Praxis Anwendung finden.
井桁仕口 Igeta-shikuchi pic.twitter.com/vWwk66NdWV
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) November 22, 2016
梨くずしの逆組み継ぎ Nashi-kuzushi-no-gyaku-kumitsugi pic.twitter.com/5T2EG0VGHm
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) January 4, 2017
竿車知継ぎ Sao-shachi-tsugi pic.twitter.com/vV5kz9PcBb
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) November 12, 2016
菊の逆組み継ぎ Kiku-no-gyaku-kumi-tsugi pic.twitter.com/m2dVCLYjt1
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) October 15, 2016
徳利組み継ぎ Tokkuri-kumi-tsugi pic.twitter.com/wKH3t8Cwy6
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) October 25, 2016
通し違い枘差し枘鼻栓仕口 Toshi-chigai-hozo-sashi-hanasen-shikuchi pic.twitter.com/1ToumLNXMM
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) September 30, 2016
隅二方鎌継ぎ Sumi-nihou-kama-tsugi pic.twitter.com/Xc8Vik1W0t
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) September 17, 2016
半いすか竿車知継ぎ Han-isuka-sao-shachi-tsugi pic.twitter.com/AaGICBbcVp
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) September 5, 2016
箱隠し継ぎ Hako-kakushi-tsugi pic.twitter.com/1pXO6v1RhE
— The Joinery (@TheJoinery_jp) May 31, 2016