Hand-Cut Dovetails: Tails Second
After cutting the pins, learn how to transfer and cut the tails of the dovetail joint, the North Bennet way.
In this video workshop you’ll get a taste of what it’s like at the North Bennet Street School. So sit back, grab a notebook, and learn how to build a toolbox, the North Bennet Street way.
In this episode, Matt Wajada takes on the next step in dovetails—the tails.
Videos in the Series
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All About the North Bennet Street ToolboxJanuary 24, 2017
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The History of the North Bennet Street ToolboxJanuary 24, 2017
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Easy Way to Glue up PanelsJanuary 24, 2017
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Dovetailed Toolbox Case Needs Careful LayoutJanuary 31, 2017
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Hand-Cut Dovetails: Pins FirstFebruary 7, 2017
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Hand-Cut Dovetails: Tails SecondFebruary 14, 2017
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Finessing the Fit of Case DovetailsFebruary 14, 2017
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Cutting Joinery for the Toolbox CaseFebruary 21, 2017
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Gluing Up a Toolbox CaseFebruary 28, 2017
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Making Dividers for the ToolboxMarch 7, 2017
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How to Attach Dividers to the CaseMarch 14, 2017
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How to Make Dovetailed Drawer Partitions: Dado FirstMarch 14, 2017
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How to Make Dovetailed Drawer Partitions: Dovetail SecondMarch 14, 2017
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Laying Out Dovetail Joinery for the DrawersMarch 21, 2017
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Cutting Half-Blind Dovetails for DrawersMarch 28, 2017
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How to Fit DrawersApril 4, 2017
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Cutting Joinery for a Frame-and-Panel DoorApril 11, 2017
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Make a Raised Panel for a DoorApril 11, 2017
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How to Assemble a Raised-Panel DoorApril 11, 2017
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How to Hang the Door and Add a LocksetApril 18, 2017
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How to Make a Shiplapped Back PanelApril 25, 2017
Comments
I really like the close-up video approach -- and the nice work. (But it sure confirmed my strong preference for cutting the tails first!)
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Thanks for the idea of using a ruler or chisel to get an exaggerated view of the squareness of the pins. Also thanks for taking time to do it right. Too many dovetail videos are about doing it fast.
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