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Edo sashimono is a Japanese woodworking art in which precise joinery techniques are used to fit pieces of wood together without nails. Crafts in this style are shapely and sturdy, with exquisite ...

The shade is made from Japanese cypress, a pale wood with just the right firmness to facilitate processing. 20:14 The individual parts are made first, with the wood cut into small pieces.

The pavilion is constructed from approximately 900 panels, each with a different shape, that fit together using special joints based on traditional Japanese woodworking techniques. The ...

Masters of joinery have developed ingenious ways to assemble pieces of wood, with perhaps the most legendary examples coming ...

is made from 10 cm long honoki magnolia wood panels and assembled with a Japanese wood-joinery method which omits the use of screws or glue. It weighs 900 grams. It's six months in orbit will ...

The 10cm long wood panels used in the constructions were assembled using a Japanese wood joinery method called "Blind Miter Dovetail Joint." This method means that glue and nails are not required.

There aren’t any fasteners or glue holding them together either, as creator [Dheera Venkatraman] used authentic Japanese wood joinery techniques to make their components fit together like a puzzle.

The final design used 10 cm–long honoki magnolia wood panels assembled with a Japanese wood-joinery method. Researchers will use sensors to evaluate strain on the wood and measure its responses ...

The world's first wooden satellite developed by Japan has been exposed to space. The Lignosat was deployed alongside four cubesats from the International Space Station (ISS) in December 2024 to test ...