How To Cut A Dovetail Joint - Mitered Edge

How To Cut A Dovetail Joint - Mitered Edge. Rob Cosman teaches you how to hand cut a mitered edge through dovetail joint.
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[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Check out Rob's other Dovetail instructional videos here: kzbin.info/aero/PLqUOljnY0d9e0pMDPQ4B-pDO36Ad_CysT

[@gsawoodworking969]

Agh so sorry to hear about David. Prayers for his family

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Lots of prayers

[@cbryantbear6498]

That is how you know Rob is a good teacher. He makes this look so easy, like me saying, “hey, I think i could do that right now,” without ever cutting a dovetail ever…great job!

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

You should try a trough dovetail first!!! But this is not that much more difficult

[@vaughnneubauer6315]

RIP David Charlesworth! You did great things with your life. May you long be remembered!

[@laurencelance586]

Rob, I just now. 6 month late, saw this. I know how much the fine gentleman meant to you. We take comfort knowing that he safe at home in God's loving hands. I'm quite sure you and he will see one another again.

[@kentboys5017]

Another great video and variation on the dovetail. The precision of your work passes on what you learned from David Charlesworth to us all. Great tribute to him. Thanks for sharing. Take care.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

That is one of the best tributes anyone has ever given me. Thank you

[@ianharker9440]

Thanks Rob for great another demo. So sad to hear of David Charlsworths passing we wood workers have lost a great mentor & innovator.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

yes we have. And a good friend of mine

[@RobRobertson1000]

Thank you yet again Rob. As always a clear and uncluttered tutorial. Yes, condolences to Mr Charleworth's family from down under too. What a legacy.

[@1deerndingo]

Great video. Really got the message over. Prayers for David and family.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Thanks for listening

[@VAXHeadroom]

As many times as I've seen Rob do dovetails that come out that tight it still seems like some kind of magic trick :) Thanks for the continued inspiration and instruction!

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Its not magic. Its all about how you hold your tongue when sawing !!!!

[@paulhayton3423]

it is magic.

[@bigkiv47]

I use a 45 degree jig to do mitres on my dovetails.... take it to the gauge line with the chisel gives a perfectly flat mitre with no need to do anything further... I do mitres on the top and bottoms of my boxes so good to see how you do them mate :)

[@inspectr1949]

Rob you and David are forever connected at the hip.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

He was a great woodworker

[@philliparm]

Wonderful thank you Rob.

[@lennykelleher8732]

Hey Rob,I see you got that 82nd patch on the apron.Glad you help our vets.Make sure you tell-’em THANKS. And thank you for the great instruction.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

We love Vets. The apron represents all the PHP selectees in our May and June workshps

[@darrenhooson9908]

You make it look so easy, and now I need another saw.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

I will sell it to you!!!!

[@dougtapp6051]

Nice of you to mention David Charlesworth - I certainly learnt a lot from him.... Cheers from down under, Doug

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

David was a real woodworking master

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

One of the great ones

[@sfguy7943]

Thanks for another great video sharing your knowledge. I have learned so much from you about chisels, planes, sharpening, and dovetails. Sorry to hear about the passing of your friend David Charlesworth, may he Rest In Peace.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Yes ideed

[@fmbjmf]

So sorry to hear about David Charlesworth's passing. I enjoyed watching him.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

He was awesome

[@sgtmcd]

I must give this a try. I love the mitered look with dovetail strength

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Its great for bookcases and cabinets

[@paulhayton3423]

Sweet joint... great camera work.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Jake is an awesome camera man….just don’t tell him - he will want a raise

[@danthechippie4439]

Oh I was so sorry to hear of David's passing. He will be sorly missed amunist our community.

[@andrewbrown8148]

Truly remarkable, Rob~! Beautiful work as usual. Also, truly heartbreaking to hear of David's passing. I didn't know until getting to the end of this video. So sad. 😞

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Yes he was a good friend

[@jimfromri]

Another great and informative video. Thank you for making and sharing.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Thanks for watching

[@HWCism]

Very nice, thanks

[@J.A.Smith2397]

Great video, can't wait to try

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

You can do it

[@derekcohen1000]

Thanks for another great video, Rob. One comment: mitre both front and rear when building cases. This makes it easier to plane a rebate through the full length rear of the edges (to fit a panel). Regards from Perth, Derek.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Good point

[@davidpisarski5620]

Sad news about David Charlesworth. Thanks for another fine video.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

A big loss to the woodworking community

[@chinthakawickramasinghe4879]

Perfection at it’s best. Sharp tools, excellent techniques, superb teaching.... Is it possible to cut the 45 degree angle after the typical dovetails are cut? The part makes me nervous is the planning after the joint closed, so I use sander. Dear Rob I truly admire you for showing gratitude and giving genuine credit to David Charlesworth whenever you mention the ruler trick. May his soul Rest In Peace.

[@baldikenobi]

I spent a week learning sharpening techniques with David Charlesworth at his Devon workshop back in 2012, I left a week later mindblown and with razor sharp tools that still serve me today , a great man

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

David was a great woodworker, and my friend. We all feel the loss

[@JK-ej5gs]

Very neat work Rob, chapeau! regards Jacob

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@thorritz8520]

U mentioned using shim setting at 24thou. Shim I have, has markings of 18,19,20 and 21 on it. Is there another shim with different settings? I'm typically using the 20 or 21 off setting when doing dovetails with your dovetail saw.b

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

We have 2 x shawn shims, the regular and the 3/4. They match up to the regular dovetail saw or the 3/4 dovetail saw, depending on which one you have. I was using my regular dovetail saw thus the regular shawn shim with 23,24,25, 26

[@williamkilpatrick101]

Nice looking small combination square. Can you tell the maker please. Great video and worth trying but your skill and precision is way beyond me but I'm game to try it.

[@johnpusch1376]

Products engineering corporation

[@danielgeng2306]

Rest In Peace David, very sad to lose him ~

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

yes it is....

[@JonStroop]

I was just starting to practice these yesterday, and then this video showed up in the evening; what a coincidence! The variation I was trying has half a pin above the miter rather than a squared off tail. Any reason to prefer one over the other? The half pin is a little fussier, I think, but I'm going to try this one now. It may just come down to aesthetics.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

That works too. Good luck

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

Hey rob, not sure if you are aware or not of this, but I should let you know that Amazon is marketing your crosscut saws with a description that claims that they all come with a "hand made presenting box" and pp. are not happy that they are not fulfilling that part of the order. There are some bad comments about your saw because of it, which I think is very unfair. Your saws are beautiful and I know your a man of your word so I would hate to see any negative reviews being cast your way by Amazon misrepresenting your stuff. this is the exact thing they are saying: "The saw comes cradled in a beautifully hand crafted Walnut and Ash presentation/storage case"

[@douglasbrown3493]

Is that a 17 degree chisel with or without a micro bevel at 17:28?

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Primary 17, secondary and tertiary add 2 or 3 degrees

[@dannythed]

Love it, great video and instruction. Any chance you'll do a video on case miters? They make great liners for dovetail boxes 😁

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

I will tell Luther

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

I will tell luther

[@ionut5316]

So sad to hear that David passed away. I actually tried this joint few months ago. On the miter, I sawed 1mm away and I pared it using a chisel and a 45 degrees guiding block. I can't saw the way you did it in the video, lol.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

Practice and you will get it....I promise

[@sheilbwright7649]

The loss of David Charlesworth is truely a loss. He seemed a real gentleman.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

he was and a great woodworker

[@yasarmevlutoglu776]

Постоянные уроки Ласт,Хвоста ,🇹🇷👍

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

👍

[@dukeengine1339]

Oh such a bad news! Sorry r.i.p. David. I will continue using the ruler trick and pronounce your name when people ask me "what are you doing on the back of that blade?!?" 🙏🏻🌞

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

His spirit lives on

[@peterjacobs4203]

Check out Narex chisels Peter Jacobs Australia

[@SamaF-tz9vu]

Ese atuendo me vuelve loco Camsexx.Uno loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantaa cómo los cinturones de liga se.

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

👍

[@maheshchander03]

#davidcharlesworth

[@RobCosmanWoodworking]

So sad. The woodworking world lost a master