Triple Inlaid Dovetails - Joint of the Week
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This weeks woodworking joint is Triple Inlaid Dovetails. It’s a beautiful decorative joint used in furniture and box making. As far as I can tell this is the first example of hand cut triple inlaid dovetails in woodworking. It takes some practice but it teaches you how to saw ultra accurately and it is an incredible way to practice super accurate dovetail techniques. Let me know in the comments what joint you’d like to see next week. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers!
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Big reveal and motivational speech at 18:20 Don't miss it!
I couldn't even wrap my mind around how this was possible...I'm still a bit mystified after watching. That is incredible!
Hahahah thanks Johnny. Actually its just a hell of a lot of dovetails
"Push yourself!" Jonathan, that's what I got from this video! You are an INSPIRATION! Thanks so much!
Thank you my friend! I really appreciate it!
You never cease to amaze! The final reveal with that music was awesome found myself saying "Daaaaaaang bro!" while head bobbin'. Truly inspiring seeing your progression pieces as well. Makes an amateur like myself feel that I can do it... all it takes is practice. Thanks for sharing! :)
My absolute pleasure brother! Go get'em!
Did you stop to think if you should?
Turned out beautifully.
I can't believe this isn't a viral video. This is insane work.
"Accomplish what you're scared of." ~ Jonathan Katz-Moses
I feel like it would be ludicrously complex, but the first thing that I thought of watching this was to combine this joint with the houndstooth dovetail. I can sort of imagine how to do it, but my lack of experience is not helping. That said, even just a single-inlaid houndstooth would look amazing.
I can’t wait to see the double quadroople dovetail
Now you're just showing off! LMAO! Great job!
hahahaha Thank you! Watch the outro. I talk about why I did this and how I got there.
" I'm not perfect, and neither is anybody watching this video" because of that comment, yep, I'm definitely subscribing!!
Amazing. Good job. Start to finish, how long did it take? Same as three dove tails or longer?
Well that's hard to say. It took about six hours with filming and about 1 hour dry time between sets. Thank you!
That is sweet man. I haven't done dovetails yet. Been watching your channel and thanks to you I'm learning get technics to do it right the first time. God bless ya
@Jonathan Katz-Moses
If you were to make a full box for these (or the double) would you make two separate halves first and then work to finish the box, or just keep moving around the box until complete?
Now this may sound like heresy, but hear me out. Cut tiny tails and build the inlay part out of veneer. So in this case, bloodwood with tails, then maple veneer, then bloodwood veneer and again maple veneer. Now make the pins to match your veneered tails. You will get absolutely flawless consistency with your inlaid dovetail thicknesses and it's much easier to make the inlay parts really thin. It will also help with keeping the actual structural tails and pins thicker making it more sturdy. Not that you'd be doing this somewhere where you need a lot of strength anyway, but a little extra sturdiness doesn't hurt.
Of course it will be "cheating" to some, but really you're still doing a regular dovetail completely normally. It's just the extra bling in-between that you're making easier.
WOW! impressive!
What about OSB dovtails? Think about it :)
Thanks from Israel.
hahahaha I feel like that would ruin my saw teeth
Why not make an entire box of just dovetail inlays? What a trippy looking thing that would be.
"If you can cut perfect dovetails I'm glad you're perfect dude" HAHA awesome. You have a likable personality and voice for this, very easy to watch. Cool video and I cant believe I haven't come across your channel until now, definitely lots to learn from your work.....subscribed.
If you can cut them perfect then why are you here, and please show us how.
I have a dovetail jig that I bought and have yet to take it out of the package. I still consider myself a grade schooler to making hand cut dovetails, but I work on them when I get a chance
Wow holy shit! I'm blown away! Speechless! Is that possible?
Triple dovetails, like nature, will find a way!
Love watching these videos the dove tails look fantastic
Thank you Matt!
I personally don't like the table saw sled, you don't need the front fence because I couldn't get wide panels on it.
You're the first person I've watched make this joint. I always wondered how it was done. It's a much simpler process than I had imagined. I mean, it isn't simple but what I imagined was way more complicated. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. These joint of the week tutorials are very helpful to me.
My pleasure Robert! It's really just cutting dovetails and rabbets over and over hahaha
Absolutely beautiful, but could this joint actually be used in a practical situation?
Johnathan is my garage buddy. I have his videos on all day when I'm in the garage lol
Quadruple inlaid dovetails? When?
Where is possible to build your gabarit pvc
That's Badass man!!! Don't know what else to say.
You're insane! Great job! Very motivational. :)
Thanks bud!
This to me was like watching a doctor preform surgery.
That means a lot bud!
Should try double inlay houndstooth or sunrise
That was an awesome video give me something to work on
I don't know how I managed to miss this one when you made it, but that dovetail concept is amazing! Awesome work! I am kinda curious, however... how long did it take do you think to actually make that one set of dovetails?
Man those dovetails look great . Could you do the Triple inlaid dovetails on say a Chest-of-drawers.
God Bless my friend.
Well, I guess you could do them on anything you wanted. Thank you!
Jonathan Katz-Moses man I guess with enough hard work and dedication you would get an amazing final product
But damn that would take years dude
Man that looks amazing. Keep up the good work man.
Thank you sir!
Omg! Amazing!!! I wish I could get spacing correct. Trying to cut through dovetails on my router table with a jig and STILL can’t get it correct! 😢😢😢 Please help
I have been catching up on your video's... So much to learn... This is so Amazing: actually jaw dropping good, Thank you so much !!!
I have a joint of the week every morning …
Thats the coolest joint I've ever seen
My hero. I don't understand most of this stuff, but I'm not afraid to try. It's just wood, right? (preferably cheap wood to start). How much wood have you had to trash? I'm assuming a lot to get to where you are, and that's why you're my hero. Using sawdust to fill in the imperfections by saying that none of us are perfect is awesome. So, as I've asked before, when are you going to have a class?
Soon ;-) my friend! Thank you!
Great step-by-step tutorial, and great info.
however.. your cameraman either needs to learn how to hold focus on the subject, get a better camera, (even my mobile phone tracks focus better, and it shoots in 4k), or you need to find a cameraman who can..
It's REALLY painful to hear you describing precise measurements but to see your hands and the workpiece all blurry, all the while the Axiom label on your cnc is in focus..
Hey, Aztec Lines, how cool.
I wouldn't show not one person that joinery . Heaven forbid they would want you to build them a desk or something with that joint....they couldn't possibly make enough money to afford it. Very nice job by the way.
Hahaha thanks bud
You're an inspiration, man! Very cool
I really appreciate it Mark!
Meh. I need quadruple cut. Did one while sleeping.
Very cool. Thanks. Beautiful.
Btw, we have the exact same name.
Great job on the dove tail. It is important to constantly upgrade your skill level. Regardless of how the first piece comes out, each challenge improves your ability. Do not pay attention to negative comments because it is easy to be critical. It is not easy to improve.
Best two pieces of advice you’ll ever get: “Stay safe in the shop” and “take life by the knackers” 😄 Making dovetails suddenly turned into existentialism. Excellent! (Btw English not being my first language, I have no idea what “knackers” mean, but I’m afraid to ask) You all have a nice day, mine certainly just improved, and whenever I come across a challenge in life I will remember to “triple my dovetails”. Thumps up to your skills and general attitude towards life 😉
Beautiful piece of work, especially after the finish went on.
Don't those super-thin final pins compromise the strength of the finished joint?
You didn't take this the direction I was expecting. I like this a lot better than what I thought you'd do. Thanks!
I love what you're doing here. Well done and thanks for sharing. Beautiful joint. I have ideas now for the future because of you.
You're a mad man o.o
That really is a lovely joint Jonathan .But I think it might be better with a 1/2 twist in the piked position.
Lol
Awesome video, I'm getting ready to start my 1st attempt of a regular dovetail joint, & these videos make me believe I can
Duuuuuude! Amazing work!! F**ing beautiful. Now I gotta go try it. Right after i pick up one of those fancy magnetic jigs that is. Keep it up!!
Could you combine this with a tenon triangular shape?
Dude, (hey, I am from a California beach town so I can use "Dude") - as someone who has produced 60+ videos of my own, I can tell you that you have my respect and admiration for your video production quality. It may go unnoticed by your viewer (which should be your goal for seamless editing) but, Wow! all your camera closeups, different angles, music, etc. etc. Fantastic job. When I see you have released a new video, I always watch it, which is not the case for most of the video producers that I am subscribed to. And as a result, I often buy my new tools through you - good job of listing them. Today, i bought the Dovetail Saw and I already own your Magnetic Dovetail Jig. Please don't become another of the many producer "burnouts" - your stuff is too educational.
DUDE! Thank you so much for the kinds words. Marc, who works with me on production is a freaking genius with a camera and a keyboard and I couldn't be luckier to work with someone that cares about production as much as I do. I'm humbled and to be honest I really appreciate the reminder to stay the course. I truly love teaching and don't do TH-cam videos for money. I'm sure you've noticed but I don't even have commercials on my channel. I make my money from the products I sell and representing other TH-camrs for sponsorship and back end support. I'm going to be on the Made for Profit podcast this coming week and I'll talk a lot about it if you're interested.
You are a absolute star Katz, I bought your dovetail jig and wow only took 2 weeks to get to me here in the UK
that had to have been stressful. I need to go check my heart rate just from watching
Doing this is crazy. Doing anymore of these would be madness.
Good joint, good video, good advice, good man, God bless bro and thanks.
Dude... Wow... Just WOW!!!!!!!!!
The "Triple Lindy" dovetail. Nice.
How far apart are studs?
WOW!!!! I remover being wowed by your double dovetail video. This one blows me away. Outstanding.
Thanks bud!
Beautiful, now inlay the pattern all of the way around the face board of a drawer. There is the next challenge after a triple sunrise dovetail.
I've been doing woodworking for 40+ years -- charter subscriber to Fine Woodworking, yada yada yada. This is really special! My lady love (married 41 years and counting) is going to get to get a new jewelry box for Christmas. It may, however, be Christmas of 2021 :-) Clyde
That sounds like an incredible gift! So happy for you bud. Thank you!
Should have called it "dovetail inlay gone too far."
Genuine passion at the end there Jonathan. Love it!
So badass!!! I’m a new to woodworking so I will be trying this in a year or so but you are such a badass!! Incredible work and thank you for your teaching!!
That's amazing and probably better than anything I can do.
Well man, you guys are impressive, the other day was the first time I came across one of your videos and i'm addicted. I'm green with this stuff but I HAD to buy your jig, i'll probably get it today!! Thank you for the content! I hope I can do this one day! If I showed you my 1st attempt you would die laughing!!!
Hahaha we all start somewhere my friend. I can't wait to see what you create!
Not a fan of the look, BUT appreciate your ingenuity and your style of teaching. You rock Katz-Moses.
Thank you sir!
Wow... I don't think I could ever do this. Lol But... I have HOPE!
I believe in you Adam!
No mas, no mas. This just ain't fair. I feel like you pistol whipped a blind kid (me).
Bahahahaha
It's so intricate, it looks fake. I just watched him do all of this, and the finished product was still so hard to believe. Excellent work sir, you are amazing at this.
Thank you my friend
Discovering and trying out new processes for new creations; what impresses me most is how you get there and how you show that to us: as easy as it is ... NOT! Being light-years far from the skills to cut triple inlaid dovetails, just ordered your Magnetic Dovetail Jig to teach my hand and arm to proper cuts and ... train, train, train. Thank you so much for sharing, Jonathan!
My absolute pleasure bud!
JKM what can i say, that turned out fantastic, that bloodwood with the maple was made for each other. Have to say you might have just shot yourself in the foot though cos how you going to top that hahaha 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
hahahaha we must go deeper! Thanks bud!
That is BAD ASS!
Excellent video with very concise explanantion and great camera angles. Really like you tunes too!
Thanks bud!
Thanks for the trick on the caliper using this for the fine exact distances. Wouldn't have thought of that.
My pleasure bud!
I really have to try a dovetail joint, let alone an inlayed dovetail. That looks awesome!
Thanks so much John!
Incoming bumper sticker- "Take life by the knackers"
Hahahahaha perfect!
Inspirational
pretty bad ass
Thanks Jonathan for the motivational speech at the end! At the modern maker podcast event you gave me the same advice about doing stories on IG I still haven’t talked but this week I’m going to do it thanks for the reminder to just get out there and do it and not care what anyone thinks! You’re awesome and this joint was absolutely stunning!
I really appreciate and meant it. Go get'em bud!
Really nice - but who in the world would spend the time to build a box or even multiple with this? :D
Thank you and I would and have done it before. I did a video with Make something where we made an inlaid dovetail box. I actually have a design that uses these and am going to do a few more before I commit to doing a four corner box.
Lástima que sólo puedo dar un "like", porque me gustaría dar muchos. Excelente trabajo. Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. (Sorry, but I don't speak english very well)
Es no problemo. Mi espanol es mu malo. Yo comprendo mi amigo. Muchos gracias y buen dia!
Crazy man. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing your passion.
I really appreciate the kind words my friend!
Not good enough, I'll wait for the quadruple inlaid dovetails video
So sorry sir. I will not disappoint you next time I promise hahaha
Very cool!
The most extra woodworking video I’ve ever seen.
Dude! WOW!
Nice! Thanks for showing this one. Never could wrap my head around inlaid dovetails. This makes it a lot clearer.
My absolute pleasure my friend!
Holy crap man!! This looks so cool! Great video JKM!
Thanks DC!
This is such a sweet playlist
Bad ass
WOW!
Wait...did you just say joint of the week?! Oh, your talking about wood, never mind. Thumbs up anyway
Spliff of the week coming soon hahaha
Ha ha haa!
You lumped me in to everyone watching this video and assumed that I would not cut this perfectly and will need filler? I will have you know, that for the record, every single triple inlaid dovetail joint I have ever cut has turned out perfectly. Just like back when I was at Grand Lakes University I nailed the Triple Lindy for the diving team. Amazing stuff! Absolutely love the joint of the week series.
Hahahaha my favorite!
It's an old old movie reference, but sereiously, keep up the fantastic work!! I look forward to your videos.