5 Alternative Dovetail Joint Ideas
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- This video is about dovetail joinery. 5 alternative dovetail joint ideas
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Amazing work! Thank you Master!
MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
Coś wspaniałego. Wykonanie muszki wydaje się najtrudniejszą częścią. Poprawne ich wykonanie sprawia, że reszta staje się dziecinnie prosta.
That moment when it hits you and you realise this was the video you needed! 😮😊 I watch these videos more than once because every time I do so I find another gem of knowledge to add to my woodworking skills. Thanks a lot for these! 😃
A very interesting and innovative joinery method, that is not hard to execute! Thank you!
Man you are perfect, bringing woodworking to another level. God bless you.
That dove tail keyed butt joint is simply insane. Going to use that on all my shop tool boxes and stands. Simple, strong enough, and fast while purty.
bonsoir pouvez vous me donner les références de la fraise pour faire les queues d'aronde s'il vous plaît merci cordialement Alain
Great Tuto! 😁 Simply, strong, and beautiful assembly!
Hi,
Do you hear me?
Well that's because I'm still about it.
I'm impressed.
You made the world a better place.
Thanks for sharing,
Keep in safe, it is not over yet.
Willy from Belgium.
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I learned this work more than 40 years I like wooden work thanks
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That is awesome. Those joints looked super tight & strong.
Nailed it! Outstanding idea!!!
Fantastic and decorative dovetails seem very easy to do my compliments great video thanks
Love these ideas! Thank you for sharing, I will be using them in my projects.
Доброго времени суток всем хорошим людям, спасибо большое за видео обзор :-)
Вы Мастер с большой буквы...
Absolutely fantastic. Thanks
Excellent. Beautiful and functional!
Super bravo
Brilliant, dude! Fantastic idea! 😃
Thanks a lot for the tips!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Excellent, beautiful work delivering your hands.
Assemblages décoratifs et solides. Très inspirant. Merci pour ces très bonnes idées
Ты смотри , уже вон сколько деревом то занимаюсь , а ить в головушку так ни разу и не пришло вот такое , казалось бы , простое решение по изготовлению ,, хвостов ,, - чудеса .. БРАВО !!!
Super dargestellt
Great ideas for dovetail joints. 👍
Brilliant, just brilliant!
Wow! This is amazing !
Great video, thanks for sharing a wonderful idea.
Еще одно полезное видео! Это очень круто! На канале много прикольных прилад сделано, интересно смотреть!
Simplesmente fantástico. Simples e eficiente. Parabéns e muito obrigado por compartilhar!!!
Это круто!!! Никогда бы не подумал что этой фрезой можно сделать такое.
Very clever! Thanks for sharing!
This is brilliant. Thanks for posting
EXCELENTE .NO DEJES DE DELEITARNOS CON TUS VIDEOS
Интересный и полезный канал!
This is inspiring. And… You make this look way too easy.
NICE, NICE JOB !!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!
Excellent video!
Simple, clean, neat and efficient. I enjoyed this video thoroughly.
Full marks 👌
Thanks for sharing.
Greetings from France ⚜️
Beautiful 👍🏽
Nice idea and aesthetic !
Wow !!! So clever !!!
Great idea and nice job!
Impressed, retired looking for woodworker work
awesome joints
Wow! Congrats!
Best way ever, perfect job.
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho. Obrigado por compartilhar.
SUPERB !!! ... NICE JOB !!! ... CONGRATULATIONS !!!
Awesome video, thanks for the tips!
Lovely Ideas
Nice work ! Thank you ! 👍
Really nice
Ang Ganda nang pagka gawa.
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Súper!!! Que buen ensamble además de verse muy bonito. Gracias x compartir
I have to try these!
Hard stops are key to perfection.
Great jobs
Nicely done.
beautiful wooden ribbon
I am totally going to try this. Genius....thanks.
Love the 5 uses idea of the joints, the contrast of them, and having a ready supply of them to work in many applications! That said it might be important to consider grain direction depending on the use and the wood used, and always the strength need for each project. Your close tolerances are inspiring! Thank You and please stay safe, happy and healthy!
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Very nice
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bravo pour toute vos réalisations , c'est beau , propres et les plans gratuits , merci continuer comme ça
Nice ideas, these uses of what BlackTail Studio calls Bowties. Thanks for sharing, very inspiring.
Excellent Video - Thanks
Brilliant
WOW NICE TIP
Great work.
Good idea
Ide alternatifnya keren banget bhos...amazing..👍👍
Amazing work 🤩
Awesome video!!!!
very nice work
Very interesting ideas. Thank you
this is great, lots of potential use applications, and not only for aesthetic value...
This is really good idea in my opinion.
Which i really want to try.
Brilliant!
I like the 45 and 90 degrees joint will try👍
Well I love this. Spent 5 hours today trying to do it. For those who may endeavor you better be prepared to make sure all your tools are dialed in perfectly. When he says twice the height of the height of the dovetail bit he means exactly that. When he says the dovetails need to be the thickness of the bit, he means exactly that. Even if you are 1/32 of an inch off you will leave gaps. He makes this look easy and it probably is, but your accuracy needs to be dead on. I still haven't got the width correct. I only had a 1/2" diameter bit and the height was only 3/8" that I could reasonably get out of the bit. I noticed when watching the video closely that he had a 22mm bit. I was able to find a Whiteside 13/16 inch bit on Amazon. I think this will be pretty close to what he was using. This is almost 21mm. This should cut much better than what I was using. I will report back.
I tried the Whiteside 13/16" inch(20.5mm) bit and it made a big difference. I noticed that he used a 1/2"(12.7mm) bit on the last example. My bit did not do very well and could not take the stock in one go. I have another bit from another set and I will try that today. See if it makes a difference. Dimensioning is very important to consider when doing this. If you look at the bowties from the front and placed vertically the dimensions are determined as follows. Height is double the height of your bit above your router table. This is determined by the depth of your test cut as he notes. I would determine this dimension based on whatever your stock thickness is minus whatever you want for your blind. In other words on 19mm stock you might leave 3mm for the blind. That would mean your dimension would be 13mm. This can be whatever works for you in what you are trying to do. The width is always going to be the width of your dovetail bit period. The best way I have found to do this is to rip your width exactly to that dimension. In my case this is 13/16. In this manner you can register the bottom of the bit with the face of the router table fence by placing a very thin straight edge flat on the router table and pushed up against the fence. You can then register the bit against the ruler by moving the fence forward or back. In this way there is a zero cut at the base of the bit and leaving your dimension on the top and bottom untouched from what you ripped. The depth of the dovetail is determined by the thickness of any stock that you are cutting vertically.
By the way, he does not show it but the reason he chisel trims the dovetails on the first example is that this allows the dovetails to recess over the the ugly semi circle at the termination of the router bit cut. This is a brilliant idea. Not sure if it was his. I think those half circles are very ugly when you see them on drawers done with machined dowels.
Thank you for this! This will be extremely helpful information as I'm going to *hopefully* undertake this This weekend
@@Gressyjam Hi Jesse. I read through my notes and noticed a mistake. On 19mm stock (3/4") I would leave 4mm for the blind. I was getting a little cracking at 3mm. Perhaps it was the wood but I felt it a bit too thin. So 19-4 = 15mm for the height of the router bit and 30mm for the height of the dovetail(bowtie). Typically if I take 19mm stock, it ends up 17mm. If I leave 4 mm for the blind that leaves 13mm for the height of the bit and 26mm for the height of the dovetail. This worked out perfect for me and the way I will do it going forward. If I went with 1/2 stock I would get a different dovetail bit for that.
@@ptcruiser20123:21 parece que racha.
Very very nice wood work thank you 2
excelente trabajo
me encantan todas tus instrucciones
Very good. Nice job
Très belle réalisation 👏👍❤ Merci pour ce partage. Amitiés de France
Excellent video
I like that perfect T joint 👍
Amazing skills thanks
Un genio Amigo! Muy prolijo tu trabajo! Congratulations!
Very Very nice
I love this.
It helps. Thank you so much.
Good work
Nice sharing
This is a good video. Thank you.
Das ist eine Fantastische Idee
Well done friend!
Thats sooper doodie👏
這榫接系統太棒啦！
不用傳統木工技巧
不用粗暴的釘子
連膠水都不用
有拼接花紋
單一機器
就完成
Отличная идея 👍🏻
Semplicemente Geniale, Bravo
very helpful ! good idea, thanks a lot
Отлично!! Красивая работа и подпчп! Ремпектище!
very nice thank you