The Simple Tool That's Changing American Carpentry Forever

INSAAAANE PRECISION... *the lumber from HD:

Brand in the video is by TojaGrid:

Wait, how can it be made with precision when you are using lumber from Home Depot?? I know every piece of wood I have bought from them is unique in it's own way... hahaha

Found it👇 1. Amazon- 2. Global-

the problem of course, is that no wood stock is made with ‘insane’ precision.

None of you are going to know how to build outside of an ikea box 🤦‍♂️

@grok Draw this product on the street

Or you can not be an idiot and learn your angles and avoid paying obscene prices to build the same structure. 💁🏼‍♂️

Found them (affiliated link)

These look great. Strong, fast, innovative. Something that makes this much sense is bound to get nixed by the building code bureaucrats.

I LOVE THESE!! Just had them shipped to Mexico to finish my pergolas, saved me a ton of time & everything is nice and strong!

500 bucks for 1 and I need 4. Yeah not worth it.

US needs to realize that you can build houses using bricks and cement

Americans love wood so much

And when you need to replace a length of lumber?

Neat. But pricey. I think I'll stick to making them 45 degree cuts and measuring twice after I make them.

Why not replace all the timbers with square channel steel, it would last 200 years.

Easy, cheap, fast but not as nice as wooden finger joints, or half lap or any other type of wood joinery

Structural integrity comparison? Seems like an application for light work only They build multi-story structures with wood framing in America, even apartment units. It’s a solid material

Several hundred per connector but absolutely no carpentry skills needed

How tf you replace a member?

I wonder do they pose a water retention problem?

Last piece of wood I bought had Peyronie’s disease

The hard parts the dog legged wood. Not the brackets or screws!

LINK👇 @grok Place this product on the table

Ridiculous how simple an idea this actually is. Simple lesson here, there's always room for more innovation.

That's not what I expect from a carpenter. 😬

It's not a tool and it's not carpentry.

Changing carpentry in America sounds like hype to me. It looks like a useful system if you’re building a pole type structure, but has no application for stick framing a house.

Lo encontre ⬇️

Carpentery? Where?

Those look really expensive.

I guess I'll just learn to code.

Japanese build their houses using just wood without nails called kumiki and kigumi. 🙂

Looks like a very handy innovation! Kinda pricey though.

Gay. Just learn to cut!