As the title suggests, the larger gaps are to be filled with Kumiko. The smaller gaps will be left empty. I though about a simple pattern as in the demo lantern on the right in this picture.

Do you have other ideas? All I can currently do with my mitre saw are square patterns. Cannot do triangles, unfortunately.

    • Pantoffel@feddit.deOP
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      1 year ago

      Its just butt joints with round dowels. With 12mm thick bars I think there wasn’t much more space for any other dowel type. Nor do I have the tools 😄

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        Oh okay I think I can kind of see a dowel joint in one picture but most of them are hidden. Very cool. Can’t wait to see the finished product. I bet the light it casts will be just delicious

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    Maybe an offset grid? Like a brick kinda pattern? The squares needn’t be too small, that would keep it simple.

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      1 year ago

      Awesome! Unfortunately, that’s exactly the kind of triangle pattern my mitre saw is too inaccurate for.

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        1 year ago

        Make yourself a shooting board at the right angle.

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          If I understand you correctly, that wouldn’t help with the 30° cuts into the strips that make up the frame. Perhaps I need to upgrade my jig for that, but I haven’t yet found a solid and easy approach to that.

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            https://youtu.be/JbpwDufvzSo

            This is a 90 degree shooting board. You can make one where the fence is 30 degrees and use it to ensure your angles. It’s a bit slow, but so is kumiko in general.