How to mill parts for perfect drawers 

This was a pleasure to watch. It was like being there in person. Thanks.

A great demo of building dovetail drawers. Thank you for this video

Always a pleasure to listen to you and watch you work 🔨🔨

I’ve worked in a bunch of mansions with my job,seen a lot of 18th and 19th century furniture ..the thing I noticed the dovetails look like they are cut by eye and aren’t the same size and are gappy.. doesn’t take away from the piece they look cool.. almost like they were looking for production.. thanks Tom for the tips, I love adding the maple that’s a great idea..👍😊

Damn nice demonstration on how you build drawers.

nice work

Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

Love these videos!!!

I must have these very expensive sophisticated micro spacers! Where can one get them?

I also use a Pentel Graphgear 1000 .7 mm in my workshop 👍🏻

I’m curious about why you use white pine for the drawer sides at all if it wears easily. Why not just use the hard maple for the entirety of the sides? Is it because it’s more economical, because the Shakers used secondary wood like pine or poplar (so it’s a furniture making tradition) or is there something about the properties of pine (or poplar in some cases) that make it particularly well suited for this purpose?

"I think was about a two piece of green tape...gap..." still better than fractions of inches! :)

Tom, instead of the green / white tape method, why would you not use a hand plane and a shooting board?

Great job. I've been building furniture for years, yet I'm still learning new tricks and techniques. And how did you get such a neat and clean shop? Is that for real? 8^) Just kidding.

How come you use the primitive cross cut sled when you have the felder

Tom, tell me about the splitter you are using on the table saw. I haven’t seen that before on your saw. Is it new? I am restoring the exact same saw and a riving knife cannot be installed. Did you make this? Buy this? Thanks!!!

The first noob who sees this video and is going to try to rip panels on the table saw using his bare hands like that is going to land in the ER.

Crank your blade down a little for safety