Dovetails on Your Table Saw! Cut Tailboards AND Pinboards With One Jig

See how the JOINTEC jointery jig can be used to cut through-dovetail joinery. In this video I make a four-sided poplar frame (or box). For wider tightly-spaced tails, which I prefer from an aesthetics perspective, you'll need to clean out waste material with a chisel or thin-curf saw; in this video I use a band saw. That aside, JOINTEC affords you the freedom to cut through-dovetails of any angle, size, or spacing right on your table saw.
This video is edited down and played at 2x to 8x speed for an easier watch. You can find more info on setting the jig up for dovetails by following this link.
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