I use NO JIGS when making dovetail joints on a table saw. [woodworking]

[@scottjacobs527]

Great video just what I’ve been looking to cut dovetails on the table saw. Thanks for sharing

[@arthurcrosby5755]

Excellent technique to make beautiful wood joints. You make it look simple; though I know it takes knowledge and concentration. Thank you for preparing and sharing this wonderful video. 👍

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@raywarner7184]

Love the folded paper trick to get equal distance. Will use that one, thank you

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@Knudah]

You make it look so easy!

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@RandomThingsUp]

Amazing video keep it uo

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@582tird]

Thank you so much for your tips, your experience is very helpful 🙏

[@johnmcgee7171]

I never would have believed it. Excellent work.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@paulstanding7267]

Very nicely done simple but very effective and great end results 😀👍

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@righrashepistle4554]

I think this is the simplest way to dovetail rather than having jigs and setting jigs here and there. good job and thank you for this wonderful way of dovetail.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@zwebsterz]

Nicely done! Thank you.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@KamalnayanSBhatt]

Master Of Table Saw

[@lenniereagan2362]

Great job, sir!

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@frankstover3444]

Awesome job!!! 🇺🇸

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@richragan4810]

THAT is excellant work and a great idea to get away from Jigs!! Thank you! I subscribed and look forward to more. From Northeast USA.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@woodtale]

님은 정말 천재신거 같아요...

[@roystheboy]

Very clever great tutorial

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@davidanthonyguy167]

Excellent job, great method

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@manuelbustos3776]

Looks nice thanks for sharing your tips

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@rolandgdean]

Flawless execution. Powermatic would be proud of your use of their table saw. Table saws are fare more versatile that people think. I think this is why they come with miter jigs...it just brings SO much to the table...pun intended! Great video buddy!

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks friend.
I use the table saw for most of working. So I'm familiar with it. However I'm not good at other tools. Sorry.

[@GWAIHIRKV]

A great job👍

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@brethenkel3983]

Nice work

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@crafts4260]

I really like this handmade, artistic videos

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@tfildaed]

Amazing precision and control!

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@bahaaaldeen6744]

Well done work

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@williamlott7612]

Beautiful. Darlington, South Carolina USA

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@MrGeroth]

Just amazing

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@arth.4196]

Excellent Craftsman, using what you've learned and taught yourself and just using your brain and, paper and pencil. Thank you for the short cut. I will try this and let you know. My name is Art and yours. Thank you.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Please call me J.
Thanks for watching and kind comment sir.

[@sapelesteve]

Very interesting technique & well executed J! 👍👍😉😉

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@stevesiefken6432]

Amazing work! 👍🏻

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@mikerama4724]

Wonderful share thank you 👍🏻🍺

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@KishoreWoodStudio]

Amazing work 💪👌

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@boblittle2529]

Excellent! I don't understand what's being done at 5:33 though.

[@j-woodworking9573]

After first cutting dovetails I checked they were fitted each other for corrections.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@kahoycrafts]

You've got me curious to try it. The folded paper technique is very cool, reminds me of when I used to do origami.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@-grandsonofcarpenter5987]

어려운 걸 참 쉽게 해내시네요^^
Good Job 👍

[@j-woodworking9573]

영상 속에서만 쉽습니다
저도 어렵습니다
감사합니다

[@JohnColgan.]

You make it look so perfect & easy, but it's still the joint that scares me from making it the most!

[@j-woodworking9573]

I have hard times in making dovetail either.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@regisfourcade7145]

WOUAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH !! J'adore ! (in French)

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@marcosguillermorivera5471]

Excelente👏👏

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@giannibarbiera4981]

Great tutorial. It is a pity that in Italy it is almost impossible to find saw banks that can mount blades of different thicknesses

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@sebastienrod3364]

Gianni Barbiera,
Two solutions
First « Tenor 23L01252 » saw blade can be mount on major europeen saw without modification.
Second but expansive, Do you try dado on a Dewalt 7492? In France it s work
Regards

[@woolywonders5546]

How are you able to see if it is lined up if you’re standing behind the saw?

[@j-woodworking9573]

I think everyone does like I do. I can see lines from over the board.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@andrewk-majordochomerepair6014]

Surprisingly effective but probably actually faster to do by hand with a decent dovetail saw, coping or fret saw and chisel.

[@j-woodworking9573]

You are right.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@jlmfoy365]

Clever, but I'd still rather do them by hand, not a criticism. Also I don't own a table saw, ( no room ) Regards Jim.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@garybarnes9029]

If you don't have a table saw,how would you know?

[@traviscrawford1647]

Great. Now I have to learn Oragami.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@keithbroh5730]

Very very useful video! I knew I could do it on a table saw but all I saw were people making jigs to do it. The only part I don’t get (most likely the simplest) is the paper folding technique. I see that you fold it in half but I’m wondering about the smaller outer folds. Are these measured or it it simply random where it bent and that will be the point

[@j-woodworking9573]

They are measured. Before I make final folding l try to fold a couple of times.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@rickyharvey9876]

What measurements do you use when you fold the paper to make your dovetails, and at what angle is your saw set to cut them?

[@j-woodworking9573]

That's not constant. that's different whenever I work. It's up to material sizes, cutters and structure. The angle is the same too. But I usually use 14 degrees.

[@jamesmhall]

This is great, but you really could speed things up with sleds so that you can get close cuts with faster confidence. A 90deg sled with a 14deg wall and 14deg sled with a 90deg wall. You'd be 2x-3x faster over time.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for your kind advice sir.

[@koccocarrasco5696]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 genial

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@thaitiger]

Just getting into woodworking so plz don’t take this the wrong way. Wouldn’t be easier and quicker as far as production in a shop to use a dovetail jig? This whole process is intriguing but seems over complicated and time consuming. Looking for enlightenment on this process versus a jig. Thnx.

[@andylopez6786]

Can you tell me the name of the Square you are using in the video?
I can't find one in my Small town. Thanks !
Also I never knew you could put 2 blades together and use them on a table saw.

[@j-woodworking9573]

I don't know what you mean by the square.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@0MrGray0]

@@j-woodworking9573 The ruler with the 90 degree angle in it is called a square. You used it to mark your lines.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for your kind explanation. Now I got it.

[@Валерій-я5п]

Чудова робота!

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@impariamoeripariamofaidate]

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[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@muhammadalhasani2841]

What kind of wood is it ??

[@j-woodworking9573]

Red pine.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@MrBuyerman]

Nice work, but for those of us who are mere mortals it looks like you're making it harder than it needs to be, jigs are there to help, its not cheating to use them.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@60bazzle]

Jo tah!

[@joeblow5958]

I use NO JIGS and NO TABLESAW on my precisely hand-cut dovetails.

[@j-woodworking9573]

That's great. I respect you.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@MrGogaren]

На циркулярке это любой сделает:) А слабо то же самое сделать ручной пилой и стамеской?

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@kmonk7853]

Very slow without a jig.

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@baka-sempai]

Korean pine timber?

[@j-woodworking9573]

No. That's imported red pine.
Thanks for watching sir.

[@Доцент-я4щ]

👍🇷🇺

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@bahurupavirabharda4246]

+++

[@j-woodworking9573]

Thanks for watching sir.

[@scorpiusmorgan6552]

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