Precise Hand Cut Dovetails

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There are two styles of dovetailers. Those who think of them as utilitarian joints and those who take 'em to the next level and add a cosmetic touch. This video is for those who want to bring a level of precision to their hand cut dovetails and thus all joinery.
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Videos Referenced:
Frank Klausz
- • Hand Cut Dovetails wit...
- • 3-Minute Dovetails
Classroom Series by wortheffort
- • 1-03a: Hand Saws DeMys...
- • 1-03b: Sawing Techniques
- • 1-03c: More Sawing Tec...
- • 1-03d: Saw Maintenance...
Dovetails Demystified - • Dovetails Demystified ...
Fast Dovetails - • No Measure Dovetails
Repair Dovetails - • Repair Dovetails
Make Dovetail Marker - • Making a Dovetail Marker
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@williambranham6249 5 лет назад

You're a heck of a good teacher. I am obsessed with the process of making dovetails. My profession (retired now) required precision. Tight fitting dovetails require precision at each step. Otherwise frustration sets in trying to make the dovetails fit in the end. I appreciate the details of this video. My most recent discovery is that preparing the pieces of wood as exact as possible makes the next step in the process less tedious. Thanks.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@c.lafont931 2 года назад

This was so well explained. You’re a great teacher.

@androidgameplays4every13 5 лет назад

Thumbs up before watching, now let's enjoy :)

@jonathancrawford7106 5 лет назад

Watching this video for the second time as I attempt my first hand cut dovetails. I've only recently found your channel but I've enjoyed all of your videos so far. Many thanks for the effort you put in to educate us lesser woodworkers. Keep up the good work!

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks and good luck.

@benaldi2 5 лет назад

Every woodworker should be a subscriber of this site.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@HMaktoum 5 лет назад

Your channel is a school. Thanks so much

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@jimwilliams2682 5 лет назад

Great video! Thank you for this info!

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@daveengstrom9250 5 лет назад

This is a GREAT video. Thanks for making it.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@MoosesWorkshop 5 лет назад

Works of art!

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@paulallen7344 2 года назад

learned allot from your channel. Thanks!

@premiersi 5 лет назад

"If your off the line, STOP SAWING!" Great quote!

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Maybe I'll work on a T-Shirt with that.

@josephhyland8904 4 года назад

Loved it!

@Miketoledo1 5 лет назад

Very informative video. Love your teaching skills.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@hassanal-mosawi6049 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing that

@Raertz 5 лет назад

Hi there, i sure love your videos, great learning experience for a noob like me, i just pause the video because you said something that nobody says, that you can do both the pins or the tails first, guys like Frank goes pins first head on and lighting fast and great tecnique, and Rob Cosman e Paul Sellers are going tails with great results too, but not once somebody said that depends on the wood size and easy way to work it, i'm going to see rest of the video and hope to learn more good tips. thanks. Sorry for the bad English but i'm from Portugal.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@robnichols9331 11 месяцев назад

I'm really interested in your comments about being able to see what you are doing and how you worked around a lamp to help. I'm finding being able to see what I'm doing in the tight space between pins problematic and have taken to using magnifying glasses. An age problem perhaps. It's good to see I'm not alone in needing assistance.

@FranksDIY 5 лет назад

You had me glue to the screen . Loved the tutorial. I've tried a few in the past but never came out good enough to show in a video.Thank you for that wonderful lesson

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks, try one.

@TheAzimba 5 лет назад

I wish I've seen this video before my first attempt of cutting dovetails. Thanks

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@candidosalgado 5 лет назад

Liked with praise

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thanks

@walterrider9600 5 лет назад

thank you

@robertavery8897 4 года назад

I think one thing some people can’t comprehend is a 1 in dovetail will not fit in a 1 inch cut out. There as you know is interference... makes a difference what side of the line or on the line you are cutting. good video. Thanks

@wortheffort 4 года назад

I can tell. You're definitely engineering biased. :)

@johnross278 4 года назад

WTE... I really like your stuff and plan to keep watching, but your dovetail gauge and triple strike are clearly Paul Sellers' design and teaching. Please simply acknowledge him! Keep up the good work.

@wortheffort 4 года назад

john ross Hahahaha, dude.... even Sellers admits to learning this stuff. I got it from books written decades before he was born. Sellers is a good teacher but he hasn’t brought anything new to the craft (neither have I).

@thomasarussellsr 5 лет назад

Beautiful joint, brother. Nicely done and very well explained, except setting up the smaller pins got missed.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Thomas Russell it was a exact repeat of same thing. Listen to lesson and extrapolate. Can’t spoon feed everything. :)

@winterwizard3885 5 лет назад

Thanks,

@toddfox8202 5 лет назад

Still waiting for that dovetail cleanup video...cause I could really use it. 😊

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

THere are links in description to my Dovetail Demystified video. The end of that has repairs tips.

@slyrhyno 5 лет назад

wishlist link doesn't seem to work for me. Interested in info on the depth marker you are using. I appreciate the videos and in-depth. Thanks!

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Lee Valley - veritas gauge

@Solar_Apartment 5 лет назад

your amazon list link is broken. was wondering which brand the marking guage was?

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

SHansard veritas

@androidgameplays4every13 5 лет назад

How did you layout the in-between tiny dovetails? using the dividers? thank you.

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

AndroidGameplays4Every1 it was in video, with the dividers and dt gauge.

@_dooley 4 года назад

Your non-affiliate Amazon link leads to nothing on Amazon. I was interested in the marking gauge you are using.

@wkinkeldei 5 лет назад

pins first: "german way of dovetailing" 😂

@tonyennis1787 10 месяцев назад

Great video. When you're cutting the pins, do you obliterate the line, cut the waste side, or cut to the not-waste side? I'm working on a cabinet and my dovetails are coming out way too tight. It takes a lot of time to fix them and since it is hard to tell where it is too tight and thus some guesswork is needed, the overall fit gets degraded.

@wortheffort 10 месяцев назад

It’s burnished where tight.

@tonyennis1787 10 месяцев назад

@@wortheffort I guess I am blind, I can't see it. Your videos are great, btw.

@sosolife 2 года назад

😃👍

@remynisce33 4 года назад

Can you do a giveaway? I really love that tenon saw 😊

@wortheffort 4 года назад

remynisce33 they’re less than $100. Buy one yourself.

@bwrightaway2877 3 года назад

I've watched a handful of dovetail videos and it's always ppl joining 2 boards... what about the other 2 and then putting everything together. Nobody finishes the box. Good video though. I started watching you for the turning advice but i like the hand tool stuff a lot too.

@wortheffort 3 года назад

Videos already 45 minutes....

@909sickle 5 лет назад

"Adding an extra step just means adding an extra chance to screw up." That could almost be a t-shirt. ;)

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Gotta shorten it up somehow.

@Shiron10 5 лет назад

@@wortheffort Cut the cut for fine cut.

@rick91443 5 лет назад

Lunch hour coffee time and I'm the first? cheers...rr Normandy, Fra

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Coffee for lunch? So French.

@JeanClaudePeeters 5 лет назад

@@wortheffort coffee AFTER lunch, lunch time takes three hrs in France

@firearmsstudent 5 лет назад

Modern tools are better than antique ones? Blasphemy! I'd never thought I'd hear that from you :)

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

For the most part, but these new marking guages......

@jackliu7326 5 лет назад

ohh so that's why my saw wanders to the right as I saw

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

yep

@rick91443 5 лет назад

No, coffee after my American Hamburger and fries(French wifes' in Paris half the week so I eat what I want.) rr

@dianeernest1660 4 года назад

How did you make your marking gauge?

@wortheffort 4 года назад

Diane Ernest look for the video.

@jimbanks6390 5 лет назад

where caan i buy your dovetail marking jig

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

It's on my website. wortheffort.com

@CooperViolins 5 лет назад

where do you get a router like that?

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

Lee Valley / Veritas

@BossCrunk 2 года назад

Chipped out below the baseline on one side. It can happen to anybody.

@williammitchell5795 5 лет назад

Your videos are really useful and so well presented. You are a great teacher. I hope you don’t mind, and it is probably just me being overly detailed... your voice is great but your audio is way off, making a little hard to listen to at times with shrill resonance and not compensating for whatever mic you are using. Just do a little eq and compression and drop the camera back a few feet or use a little wider angle lens. It will diminish the obviousness of the soft and missed focus shots too. Not a huge thing. Would take your game way up though...

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

No mic, just what’s on phone camera.

@grandadz_forge 5 лет назад

I'm more of a barbarian but I think maybe I should change my ways haha

@wortheffort 5 лет назад

If barbarian works and you can get paid for it, refine don't redesign.

@snowwalker9999 4 года назад

Most experts advice you to do tails first. I am no expert and I find pins-first easier to lay out and cut.

@wortheffort 4 года назад

Snowwalker six in one half dozen in other.

@snowwalker9999 4 года назад

@@wortheffort That was not meant to be a criticism of tail first. I really enjoy your videos and I learn a lot. For me pins first is a bit easier. I haven't tried try cutting dovetails with longer boards yet. I might change my mind. Our methods constantly evolve.