Jim Kingshott explains how-to drawbore a mortice and tenon

Great snippet from Jim Kingshott’s mortice and tenon video.
Fully explains the concept of drawboring
This is a process I still teach today and one of the best ways to achieve quality carpentry and joinery woodworking joints.
Particularly effective in stairmaking

[@raymondbenadictine]

I LOVE JIM KINGSHOTT VIDEOS😁😁😁👍👍👍

[@biggreenmouse]

I could watch Mr Kingshott all day. 🪚

[@debluetailfly]

I love watching and listening to Jim Kingshott! Have you ever heard of Donn Fahnestock? I found some VHS tapes on WorldCat, but no the library was not willing to loan them. I had never heard of him before, nor have I seen any video of him. He did video of Framing Joints, Carcase Joints, and Handplanes. Danbury, CT : Fine Tools, ©1985. I hope you can get ahold of these and see if they are good.

[@Dovetailtim]

Thanks for this info! I will find something! Watch this space..

[@MrDancingBishop]

Believe it or not.... 😭 What! Why!! 😅 Love seeing these

[@jimc4731]

Love these! ❤
How old are the videos and where was his shop?
JIM ❤

[@Dovetailtim]

Glad you like them! The videos are from 1995, and Jim was based in Deepcut, Surrey.

[@CharlesStanford-y7g]

It also can crush the hole in the tenon and elongate it spoiling the entire effect -- especially true if the tenon shoulders are already a light-tight fit against the mortise piece. Get the shoulders to be a tight fit, then just glue and pin the joint -- no need to drawbore and risk elongating the hole and the tenon piece backing out over time.

[@sergueiothonucci1638]

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