How I cut grooves for drawer bottoms 

I really like the way you explain your thought process in all your videos. Great tutorials. I'm a big fan.

Methodical, step by step. Just what I need. Love it. And the homemade table saw -- most impressive!

good video Sergio! Half blind dovetails are tricky enough without screwing up the drawer bottom. You do make me chuckle, (sorry) with the accent, "You make the 'sh*t' (sheet) larger."

Another great video. Thank you.

Good demonstration

Sergio, try a kerfmaker and tell us your impresions. Excellent videos

Excellent thank you

Very good video, very well explained. But isn't it easier to use a straight router bit in a router which has the width of the material for the bottom of a box or drawer? I would like to do it that way because I do not have a table saw with a good fence (only a circular saw upside down).

What bit would I use to do this on my router table?

So still don't show solution for the box joints ?

Thanks

Sergio, do you use any glue in the groove for the bottom board? Also, is there a small amount of play in the bottom so when you clamp all the sides together it does not bend or warp? Thanks for the awesome video.