살두께 | 모든 치수의 출발점

This series · The Changho Glossary · No. 15 (15 episodes total) Ongoing

"Sorting out the names and joinery of traditional changho, one at a time."

1. No. 1 Jeongja-sal | A Changho Joined into the Character 井
2. No. 2 Se-sal (細살) | A Changho Set with Fine Slats, Packed Close
3. No. 3 Bit-sal | A Changho Joined with Slats Set on the Diagonal
4. No. 4 Aja-sal | A Pattern With No Good Meaning
5. No. 5 Wanja-sal | A Pattern Overflowing with Meaning
6. No. 6 Sutdae-sal | A Changho Joined with Broken Slats
7. No. 7 Semo-sotgeul-sal | A Changho Where the Cells Come Out as Triangles
8. No. 8 Yukmo-sotgeul-sal | A Changho Where the Cells Come Out as Hexagons
9. No. 9 Gyeokja-bit-sal | A Changho Layering Diagonal Lattice Over a Grid
10. No. 10 Gwigap-sal | Tenon or Notch?
11. No. 11 Yongja-sal | A Jeongja-sal Scaled Up
12. No. 12 Changho Hung in Layers | Ssangchang, Yeongchang, Heukchang, Gapchang
13. No. 13 Changho Built into the Wall | Bongchang, Salchang, Gwangchang, Deulchang
14. No. 14 Small Changho | Baraji, Nukkup, Changgyeong
15. No. 15 살두께 | 모든 치수의 출발점