12/29/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: Your demonstrations are the clearest I have seen. Your mastery includes the simplicity of movement and showing the end result. There is a beginning, middle, end, to each of your demonstrations. These seem like katas. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
I discovered your channnel a few weeks ago : I'm impressed by the quality of your job .... Go on and and give us the best of your art and knowledges. Best regards from France
Thanks for all the videos on the different jigs you have recently. I've just recently started woodworking and will definitely be using this design for future projects!!! Keep up the awesome material and videos I will be sure to keep watching as often as you upload content :)
Another nicely done video. You might want to mention to always reference the same side of the router base to ensure the reference line matches. When replacing the router base it could have been ever so slightly off center. When routing smaller sides like you did in this video I would also use a backer to prevent any blowout . Did you use a square to ensure they were at 90 degrees to the jig.
For me it isn‘t clear how you measure the exact thickness of the male dovetail joints (dark parts). The videos always are a pleasure to watch. Greetings from Germany.
Before I make final cuts I make several test cuts with extra boards. It takes 3 or 4 times. First a little thicker and gradually to exact thickness. It's not that difficult.
Thanks for watching sir. Rectangular base can slide more easily in guided pocket than circular-short straight combined base. Sorry about my poor English.
Ply isn't the best material to use for a sliding jig, it often doesn't give the best results when needing material to slide freely. You keep doing dangerous techniques, I may unsubscribe from your videos soon, though I do like your projects.
You definitely scare me with the table saw. You can use a block of wood to space between your fence and work to use the miter gauge, and not have to lift the blade into the work. As long as you use the same block (say 20mm or any width) the measurement stays the same, no kickback worries. Nice work anyway!
What material is better and still cost effective, and machines easily with woodworking tools? Not trying to be contradictory just educate myself further. I think waxing the insides of the jig and the base of the router would help make it slide easier. or even adding uhmw tape??
@@Belg1970 Hey, waxing may help, it's often done by many woodworkers. The ply isn't good because it doesn't have a surface that slips well. Something like uhmw, or acrylic.
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have you ever noticed that watching woodworking videos have a relaxing effect on you? thank you for the video
Great compliment.
Thank you very much sir.
I really admire Juvenile woodworking, it has the same calming effect on me. It's even better than medications :)
Thanks very much sir.
12/29/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: Your demonstrations are the clearest I have seen. Your mastery includes the simplicity of movement and showing the end result. There is a beginning, middle, end, to each of your demonstrations. These seem like katas. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Thanks for watching sir.
- Another really helpful project. Thanx 4 sharing.
Thanks for watching sir.
Nicely done! Dovetail joints really look great & are very strong when glued up............ :)
Yes, dovetail joints are very strong.
Thanks sir.
excellent jig and tutorial. Thank You. Best Regards Dirk
Thanks for watching sir.
Your sliding dovetails are very nice.
Thanks for watching sir.
영상 잘 봤습니다.
슬라이딩 도브테일을 우리말로는 띠열장이라고 합니다.
I discovered your channnel a few weeks ago : I'm impressed by the quality of your job .... Go on and and give us the best of your art and knowledges.
Best regards from France
Thanks for watching sir.
Greetings from Korea.
Awesome as always. I have a similar jig I made for dados for shelves in a cabinet. It occurs to me now, I can use it to dovetail shelves as well.
Nice to see you again.
Yes, I think you can use.
Thanks always.
Great idea!
Self locking.
Lee from Malaysia
Thanks sir.
Thanks for all the videos on the different jigs you have recently. I've just recently started woodworking and will definitely be using this design for future projects!!! Keep up the awesome material and videos I will be sure to keep watching as often as you upload content :)
You give me great compliment.
Yes, I'll keep working and making videos.
Thank you very much sir.
Nicely done excellent job
Thanks sir.
Bonjour, très belle vidéo et superbe réalisation de gabarit👍👏👏. Norbert (France)
Thank you very much sir.
Another nicely done video. You might want to mention to always reference the same side of the router base to ensure the reference line matches. When replacing the router base it could have been ever so slightly off center. When routing smaller sides like you did in this video I would also use a backer to prevent any blowout . Did you use a square to ensure they were at 90 degrees to the jig.
Thanks for watching sir.
For me it isn‘t clear how you measure the exact thickness of the male dovetail joints (dark parts). The videos always are a pleasure to watch. Greetings from Germany.
Before I make final cuts I make several test cuts with extra boards. It takes 3 or 4 times. First a little thicker and gradually to exact thickness. It's not that difficult.
true true make samples first before the real McCoy :)
@@j-woodworking9573 As in Mortise and tenon your making the Male part fit the female part, you just creep up on it.......
Superbe assemblage bravo salut Jeannot 🛠🙂
Thanks sir.
Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thanks for watching sir.
Sand smother good one sir.
It's cheap and sufficient.
Riving Knife끼우셨내요, Riving Knife 없을때 마음이 조마조마 했는데 안전작업이 최우선 입니다.Table Saw사용시 긴팔소매도 주의하십시요. 옷감이 걸려서 딸려 들어갈 가능성이 있어서 조심하셔야 합니다.
걱정해주셔서 감사합니다.
덕분에 많이 바뀌었습니다.
Bravo génial
Thanks for watching sir.
good ~~^^
들러주셔서 감사합니다.
조만간 원하는 기쁜 소식 기대합니다.
Great videos , But watch your hands . To close to the blade .
Sorry sir.
I'll keep in mind what you said.
Why do you need change the router base?
Thanks for watching sir.
Rectangular base can slide more easily in guided pocket than circular-short straight combined base.
Sorry about my poor English.
👍
Thanks sir.
Thank you
Thanks sir.
Thank You👍👍
Thanks sir.
German quality! ))
After wolkswagen's emissions scandal you can't say that anymore
@@dleivam I use metabo. :)
I'm Korean. Thanks sir.
@@j-woodworking9573 Fine! I love to watch movies about shipbuilding in Korea! Greetings from Crimea, Ukraine.
Ply isn't the best material to use for a sliding jig, it often doesn't give the best results when needing material to slide freely. You keep doing dangerous techniques, I may unsubscribe from your videos soon, though I do like your projects.
Sorry sir.
I've been prgressing my ways of working.
You definitely scare me with the table saw. You can use a block of wood to space between your fence and work to use the miter gauge, and not have to lift the blade into the work. As long as you use the same block (say 20mm or any width) the measurement stays the same, no kickback worries. Nice work anyway!
What material is better and still cost effective, and machines easily with woodworking tools? Not trying to be contradictory just educate myself further. I think waxing the insides of the jig and the base of the router would help make it slide easier. or even adding uhmw tape??
@@Belg1970 Hey, waxing may help, it's often done by many woodworkers. The ply isn't good because it doesn't have a surface that slips well. Something like uhmw, or acrylic.