Porter Cable 4216 Dovetail Jig Tips and Plywood Drawers

[@Blackcreekstudios]

Thank you, This is great. I appreciate you sharing.

[@richardcooper1093]

Very nice presentation. I picked up several techniques, especially depth of cut. Thanks.

[@MikeyDonna]

Why do you drive your router like a steering wheel ? 9:08

[@richsanches4984]

Great video I needed a refresher on that jig. Thanks for not using #@$%&& handheld camera! According to Norm Abram there's no need to use clamps with dovetail joints? Better safe than sorry I geuss.

[@kudasindustries]

Thanks for the comment. Love Norm Abram. I watched him on PBS as a kid and still watch old episodes on his website. Even though clamps aren't required for dovetail joints, I like to use them to keep everything tight until the glue dries. More of a belt and suspenders approach.

[@jimwhite9483]

I inherited one of these recently. Box had been opened but I don't think dad had ever used it. I was looking for a good instructional video and yours was the newest so I clicked. Info started out interesting, but then I became nauseous and puked. Had a minor seizure. Not sure if you were under a light with a ceiling fan or if it was camera settings and light syncing issues. I have heard of this on occasion but had never experienced it. Can't finish watching. Info is very difficult to follow without being able to see what it relates to. Maybe you didn't notice it. I went back and checked all settings on my monitor and and all is still perfect.