Precise Dovetails: Assembly and Glue-Up
Andy Rae shows how to get a tight fit in a dovetail joint and check the workpiece for square.
Andy Rae, a FineWoodworking.Com contributing editor, takes you step-by-step through the process of cutting full and half-blind dovetails. He shows you how to mark and cut the tails, mark and chisel the pins, then bring all the pieces together in a nice, tight fit.
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Part One: Laying out and cutting the tails See how Andy uses his marking gauge to strike the lines that set the depth of the pins and tails. You’ll also see how he uses a bandsaw to quickly remove waste, then pares with a chisel to clean up the saw cuts. |
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Part Two: Cutting pins and half-blind dovetails
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Comments
When I clicked on part three part two repeated.
Ooops. Also, he did not show how he sawed the pins.
Me too. No part 2.
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