How To Make a Stopped Dado With Just Hand Tools - Woodworking Joint
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- The Dado is a simple joint that is often over thought and made to be complicated. In all honesty, it is simple and can often be cut by hand faster thAn any dado stack can be put into a table saw.
This Hand Tool cut joint is made with a Hand Saw, Chisel and Hand router. with just a simple blade I can show you How to make a joint that can last a lifetime.
this woodwork is in White Oak
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I love watching the older videos
small tip for not blowing through the narrow far wall - you can attach a block of wood to that section so that it is supported - I use this when Im making blind dovetails with a very thin piece at the back, I clamp a block of wood so that thin piece does not blow out ... CHEERS for the video :)
Sweet! Amazing how quick you can get those done.
Like I say. if you just need to do one. Hand tools are almost always faster, but when you need to do a bunch they can not hold a candle to the speed of power. Thanks John!
My Heart missed a beat when you pushed the Router through for the second time.. It looked like it had some force / momentum and I just saw it crashing through your 'Stop' Sigh of relief when I was 'Mistaken'. :D
+Peter Compton that video angle was a poor one and is hard to show force. The blade was actually well back from the edge. But once again there is nothing that substitutes being there in person.
great to see
i'm just learning this stuff
your approach is very "untutorly" (new word) yet informative
thanks
+Clem McGuinness thanks Xlem
The whole time you were using the hand router I was waiting for it to blow straight through, very tense moment, haha! Great tutorial as always mate
LOL. Thanks.
Beautiful, thank you
my pleasure
I learn something Everytime I watch one of your videos.....and yes the New intro is awesome...
+Robert Evans thanks. I am glad to finaly make it through.
Thanks for the video James!
Any time! thanks for watching!
never doubted your skill for a minute James. great video very informative as usual.
+Opa's Workshop thanks.this was a fun one.
thank you still to show us how to work with hand tools. For me, it seems to me that it is impossible for me to do a job as precise as that only with handtools . I am impressed by such an amount of precision.
Thank you.
Laurent.
Thanks, but the video makes it look a lot better then it is.
I don't think I'll be able to make precisely job like you with hand tools
Thats how i do it too. Sweet.
Thanks again for the shoutout last video, there were a couple of new subscribers to my channel this week!
Sweet! that is what I like to hear. and thanks!
Thank you.
Any time! thanks for watching!
Saws, chisels, and planes, does it get any better than that? Great video James.
I submit that it does not!
Great info and video! Thanks James!
Thanks Donny!
Excellent and useful ! Thank you
thanks Daniel. love your new picture.
Wood By Wright Thanks friend !
Nice explanation, thanks for sharing man!
Any time! thanks for watching!
Really cool, thanks for the info James!
Nay time! thanks for watching.
I spent the first 3 minutes of this video convinced you had forgotten you were doing a stopped dado and gone all the way across......but its just the way the dark/light grain blend into on another....My bad. Great tutorial though. :-)
I was kicking myself when I noticed I did not get the footage of cutting out the walls. oh well. Thanks!
Oh I see what you are saying now. wow. I never noticed that in editing. one of those things you don't notice because I was there.
I did the same thing Sharp! I was like, "Oh no. Did he notice that? Is that what he didn't mean to do?" Haha.
No idea if youre still monitoring this but this is awesome. Is there an alternative for getting a flush bottom if we don't have a router plane?
You can always make a router plane. They're relatively quick to make. Or even faster you can make a poor man's router. Paul sellers has a good video on that one. But even without those you can use a chisel bevel down and do it by eye just not quite as accurate. But it works.
@@WoodByWright Thank sir. I appreciate that response. I'll look into making one.
ohhh it made me wince when you made that first chisel strike!
the dark grain line made it look like you were cutting a through dado by accident!
why?
Oh I see what you are saying now. wow. I never noticed that in editing. one of those things you don't notice because I was there. I have a feeling I am going to get a lot of comments on that now.
no worries, keep these videos up James, they're extremely useful.
Will do. thanks for the encouragement!
Good tips!
thanks man!
Excellent tutorial James :) I too thought " Arrrgg he's chiselling through to the the other side?!?" Amazing how such a silly thing as lighting can make you see one thing when you just know it can't be happening LOL
Thanks. I never noticed that in editing. one of those things you don't notice because I was there.
Wood By Wright That and you know what you're doing unlike us LOL
LOL thanks
I wonder how does a 8" - 12" stopped dado work in this case? I see how easy it is with a saw on a narrow piece, but dados for bookshelves or cabinets are not as simple. I've resorted to chopping them out like a wide mortice, then using a routing plane to smooth the bottom. Is there a faster way?
I do it the exact same way for longer ones. if you want to see a demonstration of a longer one you should look up the video on making sliding dovetails. I have one on there where I'll do a 13-in stopped sliding dovetail. With hand tools the fastest way is just to carve it out with a bench chisel. But that takes a lot of skill.
Can you do it with just the chiseled or is a dado plane a must ?
Sorry, just the chisels
You can do it with just the chisels, but you’ll have to be careful to keep the bottom of the dado flat.
Nice video! Although you should watch out for those slippery holdfasts when doing such delicate work :D
LOL thanks. more like watch out for putting a chisel into your finger. the holdfast did fine, but my slippery hands did not!
+Wood By Wright I just watched a "sh*t happens" video about scary moments in woodworking. So be happy with a chisel in your finger :D
LOL ya. the nice thing is every tool in the shop is flesh sensing so it only goes so far.
+Wood By Wright Just like Sawstop but a lot cheaper LOL
To quote you... your favorite cut is any cut you’re working on. My favorite cut is any cut I don’t go over the line. :D
LOL yup sounds about right!
What is the hand rotary thing called? That's a stupid question - I know - but I didn't realise you could get a non-electric rotary machine.
Router plane
Good luck doing this on a board wider than your saw
I actually have a video showing that too. It works the same way