Dovetail Joints - Page 5 of 15

Table Saw Blade for Dovetails
December 5, 2013

Q: I am interested in having a sawblade reground so that I can cut dovetails with my tablesaw. What kind of blade should I start with? Does the number of…
Strong and Handsome: Half-Blind Mitered Dovetails
October 3, 2013

Router jig simplifies a challenging joint
Dovetail Bit Speeds Cleanup Between Pins
October 3, 2013

Having cut many dovetails, I’ve found a great way to remove the waste between pins using a router and a dovetail bit. I saw my pins using a sliding crosscut…
How to trim proud joinery flush
August 6, 2013

Furniture maker Tim Rousseau demonstrates his techniques for flushing proud dovetail and mortise-and-tenon joinery
Lapped Dovetails Are the Right Joint for a Top Rail
June 6, 2013

Learn why a lapped dovetail is a better joint than a mortise and tenon for joining a top rail to table legs.
Adapt a Dovetail Jig to Thinner Stock
April 4, 2013

With some router dovetail jigs, like the Porter-Cable 4212, you can’t cut halfblind dovetails in stock less than 1⁄2 in. thick. This is because the template controls your router bit…
Fast Fixes for Joinery Mistakes
April 4, 2013

5 pros share their favorite saves
Innovative Joinery Keeps Desktop Flat and Stable
February 7, 2013

A detailed look at the radical joinery used to connect the legs and support the top of this writing desk.
Wishbone Desk
February 7, 2013

An innovative writing desk by Aled Lewis.
Gluing Up Sliding Dovetail Joints
December 6, 2012

Learn three steps for successful sliding dovetail joinery glue-ups.

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