This is so great to see. Iv been watching Katz since he started and he never ceases to amaze me :D Awesome guys.. just awesome. I have to original jig and the 2.0.... time to get me that crystal skull badass 3.0 :D
I'm finally putting finish on my first dovetailed chisel box and I used your guide to make the dovetails and at first I was a little nervous about messing them up so I left my boards a couple inches wider so I could cut off my bad first practice dovetails but I didn't have too LOL My box has turned out great especially for my first ever dovetails that I have ever cut. Thank you so much for the guide and the in depth videos on how to use it.
I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard, I will not go in my neighbors yard. 😂😂😂 Really great video. He is a really good teacher, and fluent in explaining things in a way as to not muddy the clear objective. Very well done. 👍
I was ready to complain about the cost of the jig, but I looked it up and they are really affordable! For a high-quality tool, this is really impressive. It's about what a good combination square would set you back.
I love this video. I will be coming back to reference this in the future. I'm a big fan of the all of these videos and this collaboration is absolutely fantastic. Please keep up everything that you're doing. It is greatly appreciated.
I saw this dovetail guide in the April 2022 No, 295 issue of Fine Woodworking. It looks like a great guide compared to the other ones in the article. I am going to get one as soon as I have a project that has dovetails.
Just tried my very first attempt at dovetails with some scrap wood. I wouldn't say it was the *worst* first attempt in the history of dovetails, but lots of room for improvement. Thanks for the video!
Awesome video guys. I have been cutting hand cut DTs inconsistently for ages. I recently bought Jonathan's amazing jig. WOW, thanks Jonathan. Also wanted to give Lee Marshall a shout out for his incredible Knew Concepts Coping/Fret saws, they simply take the work out of removing DT waste. Gotta love good products/tools that actually do what they are supposed to. When you find them, spread the word, hopefully when you are looking at your next tool, someone like me is there to make a choice easier. Thanks again guys.
My jig just came today!...but I wasn't expecting it til tomorrow, and I'm too drunk to go into the workshop, so I'm watching videos about using it. Thanks for making this one!
David!! That was a great video! I had pretty much given up on trying to cut dovetails. Now I can't wait to get back out to my woodshop. I will definitely be ordering the jig as well. Big thank you to Jonathan J. K. M. for his great tips!
Nice tutorial. Traditional joinery is something that every woodworker should know. Fun fact: First cases of dovetail joinery were found in tombs in ancient Egypt. Cheers
Katz-Moses Woodworking Shop It sure is..So much time has passed and we are still using them.. Nice to see video like that. You have great channel mate. Cheers
Best video since the amp video! Always wondered who that man with the long name was. So cool to see one of your supporters on your show. Keep up the great work
Good stuff Johnny J katz ! Those turned out perfect. I haven't done Dove tails in over a year going to have to go out in the shop tomorrow and give it a go I remember I won one of your jigs a couple years back as a prize it was a wooden one but same concept yeah I'm going to go out there and cut me some dovetails just for fun thanks for inspiring
This is perfect timing, been exited to see this video since i saw you posting about it on isntagram, planning on trying my first ever hand cut joints next week :)
This is an awesome video, Guys! I've used this dovetail guide a dozen times and love it. It's so handy for not only the pins and tails but also for the 90 degree cuts too. Thanks for sharing.
I really liked this video. I don't mind long format vids if they are informative. I'm considering adding this to a playlist for my senior HS students, but then they may want me to buy a set of Katz dovetail jigs. At the very least, I'm going to be buying some pull saws for them, or at least future classes. Damo
I usually like to complain about the cost of jigs but honestly the price is really not that bad. I feel the price is completely justified especially since I'm about to make a new computer desk and I want to go all out on it and do dovetails finally
A little hint for a great product. Use magic marker across the pins, tails etc. and then rub it off. The black will say in the wording and make it easy to read.
Could you tell me if this was a 1:6 or 1:8 ratio and where I can purchase the kit and both types of saws. Also which ratio is stronger and which would work for smaller thinner wood or does it need to be a certain thickness minimum. I am new to it.
Alright, the video worked, I just ordered a dovetail jig and am excited to try and cut my first dovetails. Also looking forward to seeing you at the Dayton Maker Faire next weekend, you're repping the 419 in the 937, but it's all OHIO where we know how to make stuff.
If you have to put finish on it the glue may not let the stain or finish absorb in all situations. Save yourself some trouble and use the saw dust in some finish to fill. That way it will take the finish perfectly.
amazing video as usual... but can u explain me how to determine the divider angle for the first time...does it has a spesific calculation or what ,,, thanks....
I’m 13 and about six months ago I taught myself how to cut dovetails by hand without guides I can almost do them freehand without marking it other than my marking gauge line and the tail and pin distances
Looks like the marking gauge left a small line at the depth of the dovetails on each side. Does that normally get sanded out or left there? Also, what finish was used?
Had so much fun with you in your shop. Thanks for hosting me! Cheers my friend!
Thanks for coming out! Crazy good times!
Have Katz...autograph that before you give it away...lol...great video
Hope you get more videos up soon.
This is so great to see. Iv been watching Katz since he started and he never ceases to amaze me :D Awesome guys.. just awesome. I have to original jig and the 2.0.... time to get me that crystal skull badass 3.0 :D
I'm finally putting finish on my first dovetailed chisel box and I used your guide to make the dovetails and at first I was a little nervous about messing them up so I left my boards a couple inches wider so I could cut off my bad first practice dovetails but I didn't have too LOL My box has turned out great especially for my first ever dovetails that I have ever cut. Thank you so much for the guide and the in depth videos on how to use it.
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard,
I will not go in my neighbors yard.
😂😂😂 Really great video. He is a really good teacher, and fluent in explaining things in a way as to not muddy the clear objective. Very well done. 👍
I was ready to complain about the length of the video and then it just flew by. One of the best, Dave.
Thank you for playing the whole "Sand in the place where you live" this time... Saved my sanity and I can rest easy now!
haha!
This video is such a good resource! I'm sure I'll watch it about 27 more times as I gear up to cut my first dovetails, haha. Thanks, gents.
I think the best compliment I can give you is the fact that I ended up watching the whole video after repeatedly telling myself "only five minutes".
I was ready to complain about the cost of the jig, but I looked it up and they are really affordable! For a high-quality tool, this is really impressive. It's about what a good combination square would set you back.
DanKmake thanks bud!
I made it by glueing two pieces of wood for $0.75.
Great to be able to put a face to a patreon's name. Bought two jigs. You guys rock.
M. Wade thanks bud!
that type of plastic is INCREDIBLY easy to scratch. i'm amazed the one you use in the video isn't totally cloudy from scratches
awesome collaboration, katz-moses is the dovetail king nicely done guy's
Not sure how I missed this gem! Fantastic!
I love this video. I will be coming back to reference this in the future. I'm a big fan of the all of these videos and this collaboration is absolutely fantastic. Please keep up everything that you're doing. It is greatly appreciated.
My neighbors keep asking why I don't come over anymore after watching this video. Great descriptions and awesome walk through. Thanks guys!
I'm about 6 minutes in and there's already a TON of great information.
I saw this dovetail guide in the April 2022 No, 295 issue of Fine Woodworking. It looks like a great guide compared to the other ones in the article. I am going to get one as soon as I have a project that has dovetails.
I will also throw my support behind this jig! It makes cutting dovetails much more approachable! Get one!
Dustin Penner thank you so much
A great video. Like you I rarely use dovetails but when I do I suck at it. Can't wait to try the technique here.
Just tried my very first attempt at dovetails with some scrap wood. I wouldn't say it was the *worst* first attempt in the history of dovetails, but lots of room for improvement. Thanks for the video!
So cool to see the guy we heard every week. Awesome story behind the jig he made!
Awesome video guys. I have been cutting hand cut DTs inconsistently for ages. I recently bought Jonathan's amazing jig. WOW, thanks Jonathan. Also wanted to give Lee Marshall a shout out for his incredible Knew Concepts Coping/Fret saws, they simply take the work out of removing DT waste. Gotta love good products/tools that actually do what they are supposed to. When you find them, spread the word, hopefully when you are looking at your next tool, someone like me is there to make a choice easier.
Thanks again guys.
Cool focus bro. Haha. Your tattoo was perfectly focused! Great video. I will be be watching them both again and again.
My jig just came today!...but I wasn't expecting it til tomorrow, and I'm too drunk to go into the workshop, so I'm watching videos about using it. Thanks for making this one!
+1 the real art of woodworking not machine ads, this is what I like the most :-)
Inlaid dovetails are freakin' sweet!
Cool story about how the jig came into existence! Love hearing stories like that.
I've been waiting a very long time for this Colab!!!
TILT THE SLAW! lol, I love this jig. Just couldn't resist.
This whole time I just assumed jjjkm was an amateur fan such as myself. Mind blowing...
The Just the tip joke totally went over his head. Gotta love it!
Looks like a great product, and well thought out. I'm slowly getting into more woodworking, and I think Ill pick one of these up.
David!! That was a great video! I had pretty much given up on trying to cut dovetails. Now I can't wait to get back out to my woodshop. I will definitely be ordering the jig as well. Big thank you to Jonathan J. K. M. for his great tips!
So informative, but not overwhelming. A little fun too.
What an awesome video. You warned us it was long, I was sad it was over!
Nice tutorial. Traditional joinery is something that every woodworker should know. Fun fact: First cases of dovetail joinery were found in tombs in ancient Egypt.
Cheers
Slovenian Woodworker that's super interesting!
Katz-Moses Woodworking Shop It sure is..So much time has passed and we are still using them.. Nice to see video like that. You have great channel mate. Cheers
Just the tip? Ha ha... Great video and it really brings dovetails into the realm of possibilities now! Good stuff!
i just bought both jigs and a total of 200$ of hardware to get started. seems labor heavy but so rewarding. can't wait to get them and start
Excellent video you 2. Thorough and easy to follow. Love the jig!
He has great hair. Also I have ordered a jig and will be attempting my first hand cut dovetails.
David, that you for showing me this
Enjoyed that, gentlemen. Learned a lot.
What an awesome story and guy. Thanks for sharing :)
Very handy tips and tricks! Cool!
Awesome! And I'm really surprised at how nice looking and affordable those jigs are. I think I may pick one up!
Love the longer video! Also for making sure we know to use "just the tip"! Keep up the fantastic work, loving the podcast too!
Best video since the amp video! Always wondered who that man with the long name was. So cool to see one of your supporters on your show. Keep up the great work
Love this jig, Knife block in my profile pic was made with this jig.
Awesome!
This video makes me wanna give dovetails a go! Thanks for the tutorial David.
You guys are the best. Thank you so much! I'm buying this clear jig.
Great job guys gonna make a purchase for my 16 year old
Good stuff Johnny J katz ! Those turned out perfect. I haven't done Dove tails in over a year going to have to go out in the shop tomorrow and give it a go I remember I won one of your jigs a couple years back as a prize it was a wooden one but same concept yeah I'm going to go out there and cut me some dovetails just for fun thanks for inspiring
Cool video. Thanks for the info. I like the planer trick.
holy Katz-Moses that's a cool jig
I'm finishing up the edit on the other video. It will be up later today. Thanks!
Make Something was that the "real" David? I like your calm side too!
This is perfect timing, been exited to see this video since i saw you posting about it on isntagram, planning on trying my first ever hand cut joints next week :)
We finally get to meet the supporter who has THE coolest name ever!
What a great guide! Thanks to both of you
This is an awesome video, Guys! I've used this dovetail guide a dozen times and love it. It's so handy for not only the pins and tails but also for the 90 degree cuts too. Thanks for sharing.
SimpleCove [Sean Walker] thanks so much Sean! You do incredible work!
I really liked this video. I don't mind long format vids if they are informative.
I'm considering adding this to a playlist for my senior HS students, but then they may want me to buy a set of Katz dovetail jigs. At the very least, I'm going to be buying some pull saws for them, or at least future classes.
Damo
Awesome Video! You guys were a good team! I'd love more with you two together.
Benny Woodworks thanks bud!
Katz-Moses Woodworking Shop Of course! Very well done!
I usually like to complain about the cost of jigs but honestly the price is really not that bad. I feel the price is completely justified especially since I'm about to make a new computer desk and I want to go all out on it and do dovetails finally
A little hint for a great product. Use magic marker across the pins, tails etc. and then rub it off. The black will say in the wording and make it easy to read.
Nice tutorial. I might be finally ready to try a dovetail...
Cool stuff David! 👍
"Are you using just the tip?" I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in my life.
ARCHER!!
Great video, learned a bunch.
no way dude your top patreon. nice great video great to meet JKM
Awesome video guys! I definitely learned some new stuff, and I'm gonna check out Katz-Moses' channel too!
Could you tell me if this was a 1:6 or 1:8 ratio and where I can purchase the kit and both types of saws.
Also which ratio is stronger and which would work for smaller thinner wood or does it need to be a certain thickness minimum.
I am new to it.
thanks guys, excellent content
Great tutorial!
Great video. Really want to try and do this
Alright, the video worked, I just ordered a dovetail jig and am excited to try and cut my first dovetails. Also looking forward to seeing you at the Dayton Maker Faire next weekend, you're repping the 419 in the 937, but it's all OHIO where we know how to make stuff.
Right on! See you soon! Thanks Brent!
After so many shout outs of ' J Katz-Moses' am I the only one missing the J?
Also thumbs up for the long form video!
Malt & Make J there you go !
A wood working scholar, a gentleman and a damn UA-cam Ninja. That was a damn fast reply!
#justthetip and just mash it in.... Great tutorial, cant wait to get started in dovetails.
Hello, couple of questions. What finish did you use in this video and do you ship to the UK? Thanks.
Great video. Lol @ 5:04 "I tilt the slaw"
If you have to put finish on it the glue may not let the stain or finish absorb in all situations. Save yourself some trouble and use the saw dust in some finish to fill. That way it will take the finish perfectly.
amazing video as usual... but can u explain me how to determine the divider angle for the first time...does it has a spesific calculation or what ,,, thanks....
Thanks! I talk about it in this video here: ua-cam.com/video/BgBh-hhp24A/v-deo.html
Thanks a lot bro...
Fantastic video.
Do you think the score line takes away from the tails? Just thinking pencil you could sand easier.
Great tutorial.
A 25 minute video... but it was went by wicked quick! 🤓👍
Love it !! Just wished I had the tools 😞
Holy johnathan J Katz Moses Batman!
What TPI are your coping saw blades?
great video as ever :) learnt a lot!
Can you recommend a coping saw that isn't so expensive?
+john handcock any coping saw will do with a small enough blade
I’m 13 and about six months ago I taught myself how to cut dovetails by hand without guides I can almost do them freehand without marking it other than my marking gauge line and the tail and pin distances
Cool video. Love it.
Just ordered one! You did say indestructible right...?!?
I can still see the marking knife lines. Is that expected? Did you cut too deep? Will they sand out?
David Bishop yes. This was a practice piece. With a little sanding they come right out.
David Bishop I believe that a lot of woodworkers like to leave them in. I personally prefer without.
Looks like the marking gauge left a small line at the depth of the dovetails on each side. Does that normally get sanded out or left there? Also, what finish was used?
some like to leave that line as a sign of being hand made. I prefer to sand it off. And unfortunately I don't remember what finish I used.
Ordered and game on.
Vintage Jonathan before the apron, this will be known in history as the B.A. period in time.
where did you get the gig angle of clear plastic. thanks
I like the video.... But I love the shirt!!! I live in California now but used to be a 419 guy! Where did you get that shirt?!?!?
*Good job*
Double duty today, nice!
THIS IS INCREDIBLY HELPFUL!!! Thanks. #peace
Awesome video!! Remember, "just the tip" :)
So you don't have a set formula for the dividers gap?
I always end up mowing or shoveling my neighbor's yard. She's old.