How to make sliding dovetail-1 Video for beginners taught by Japanese carpenters with craftsmanship 

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Thanks for the clear simple directions. It looks like a 90 degree and an angled guide are used. Correct? What angle degree is used, 35 degrees? Equal depth and width, about 10 mm in this example?

I didn't notice any planing. Recommended? The jig was a 90-degree angle but chisel was angled for dovetail independent of the jig?

To do the other side of the dovetail, can we use the same guide block by just flipping it to the other side?

Thanks a heart video

I understand that the dovetail pieces are cut with a taper. My question is, are the channels that the dovetail pieces go into, are they also cut with a taper? ダブテールの部分がテーパーでカットされていることを理解しています。私の質問は、ダブテールピースが入るチャネルですか、それらもテーパーでカットされていますか？

Do you alternate the wide and narrow ends of the sliding dovetail on a long board?

蟻作里鉋は用いられていない。(No special plane is needed for the sliding dovetails)

ビデオは素晴らしいです。音楽を嫌っている。