Sunrise Dovetail - Joint of the Week
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
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This weeks woodworking joint is the Sunrise Dovetail Joint. It’s a beautiful decorative joint used in furniture and box making popularized by Theo Cook. It takes some practice but it teaches you how to saw ultra accurately and mark out complex compound mitered joints. 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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These mind stretching joints REALLY twirl my propellers.
I love the fact it's not just a simple visual trick like the so-called "impossible" joint, but actually takes another level of visualisation and marking out skill. Really impressive. Love it! =D
I 've always liked Japanese joints, because instead of just hiding the joints they also decorate
I absolutely agree!
The point is called "A VANISHING POINT".A beautiful joint Jonathan. .
As well as how someone can make one up on their own if possible. That would be so cool...understanding the strengths in design and making one s design out of your head.
Thank you Mr. Moses for this series of videos , and your
in depth tutorial ! This series is giving me the confidence to try different joints , and reminds me of 2 old sayings . ( 1 ) practice makes perfect. ( 2 ) If you don't 1st succeed , try , try again 😎
Thanks bud!
That’s a great demonstration. I think I’ll perfect regular dovetails first then try something like that.
Hahaha work your way up
I'm thinking I should start with box joints.
@@timothyball3144 I enjoy the small victory when a butt joint actually lines up the way I thought (hoped). ;o)
lmao exactly what I was thinking, definetly haven't mastered dovetails still basically on box joints but here I am for some reason watching this.
Pure awesomeness. I am new to woodworking... but, I ain't scared! Can't wait to try...
That is gorgeous joint it would look great on a jewelry box or even on a box to hold my mounting tools in. Keep up the good work.
You have done well, grasshopper
Nice one. In one Day i'll try that! Greetings from Germany 🤘🏾
Interesting joint, seems like the key in getting a good looking joint is patience and focus. Also great tip of putting sandpaper on a ruler or thin piece of metal
Definitely agree! Thanks bud!
I'm Very impressed with the production of the video. The sound levels were consistent, with each cutaway, 2x speed thru the boring parts, with music sound levels at a comfortable level, all in all, Very professionally done. Oh, and the joint was kinda cool too.:{)
I LOVE the concept of this series! Thanks again for pushing us to be better
Cheers and thank you B!
Hi Jonathan, youve really got me loving these wood joints and having a go myself, where is the link for the Japanese saws you use please ?
Do a series off many types of Japanese joints
Man! Great video, I just did my first dovetail joint, then I watched this. So many great tips for my next try. Thanks.
Your videos are so helpful and informative great content man I am a beginner and I plan on buying your dovetail jigs and try my hand at joinery
Hey Jonathan, nice work. I enjoy the tps. But, you should use a colored pen or something to make out what you are teach more cleanly so we can see what your talking about.
Just saying it will help us understand? Especially on dark woods.
Thank you tho.
Good job
Very nice work sir. I can see where layout and being a ninja with a saw are pretty crucial. Great video, thanks for posting
Cheers Rob! Thank you!
Love the brass mallet, I have Dema's round version it's a great little shop mallet! Awesome lesson, I will have save this to show my H.S. students.
Thanks bud! I would love to see what you're teaching.
I post most of what I'm doing in school and at home on my IG of the same name.
never seen that type of joint before angled (dovetail)looks quite strong, great video
Thank you my friend!
It's funny cause I was just watching Theo Cook's video on this joint this past week. Freaky!
He is something else. I wish I could cut them as thin as him
You did pretty well.
All your video are very clever, you're efficency TH-camr and wooden fabrications become fun with your tuto, thanks!
wow thank you Katz
You got it Walter!
Wow!!.....that joint looks amazing and complex....I haven't even cut regular dovetails yet.....I have all of the tools to do it except a jig......I do have the porter cable dovetail jig and tried that a couple times and I get way to much tear-out for it to look acceptable......So when I get a hand-cut jig, I'll give that a shot for sure!!......great video BTW!!
Head those router jigs usually need a backer board.
Man... that joint looks so cool! Nice work JKM!
Thanks DC!
Ahhhh it’s here!!!
BoOoM!
Wow!! looks amazing!!! Love the videos
Thanks Matt!
Where did you get that little brass mallet and your marking knives? They are awesome looking.
Marking knife was custom made. Mallet was from dema's woodworking on TH-cam. It's so nice!
Another great video! Great instructions and demo. It will be a while till I try something like that. But awesome to watch.
Thanks bud! You can do it!
Nice work!
Nicely explained, I’m still working on getting the joint acceptable to me. I’ll try your trick of transferring the marks.
Cheers Paul
It works great and really helps you cut the second board accurately
Thank you for a beautiful video! I have a SUIZAN dozuki saw too! It cuts very well!
Thanks Michael!
Another top video as usual, that joint turned out great but it seems that practice realy does make perfect, bet it got a bit frustrating at times 👍🏻👍🏻
Hahahah soooooooo frustrating
Love yur music choice in yur videos BTW!!
Thank you sir!
look like Hurley logo :)
Thanks from Israel.
Thanks bud it really does hahaha
Really cool! 👍👊
Try some compound miter dovetails 😉
Where can I get one of those mallets seen at 0:02
I'm digging this series. How about doing a Kanawa Tsugi joint.
I'll have to look that one up. Thank you!
I love your channel. I think, anyway, that if you’re giving credit to Theo, you should at least say the real name of the joint and give credits to the hundreds old tradition of sashimono japanese woodworking. Not to be too critical or snobby, really, but it’s important to respect tradition uf we use it, just as we are respectful when visiting a friends house 🙏🏾
I'd like to see a router jig to do this joint. Is that even possible?
I doubt it
since these will still get sanded afterwards, has anyone ever like stamped the other board with the tails to get the layout? maybe with chalk? or something else that could be sanded off?
Check out the blue tape trick
Double dovetails please.
Thinking next week we're going to do some serious inlaid dovetails
What brand is your compass/spacing gauge?
Starrett
Cool
Thank you!
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Hullo young man, After watching that demonstration and the tutorial what can I say. Well hmm, whoa, hang on to yer drawers and scream if you want to go faster ( oh, with all those really nice tools, you forgot to buy a pencil sharpener). with my pencil sharpened it must be easy.
Hahaha thanks bud!
Great video. Though the series name seems like something Cheech and Chong would be hosting rather than you,
Hahahaha yeah that was tough to decide on but I like both meanings so...