How To Correct An Out Of Square Mortice And Tenon

[@sjlee32]

Not enough videos out there showing us how to fix the screw ups. Much appreciated!

[@emiliangeczi287]

Oh man, I spent so much time fussing with the tenon when in reality my mortise walls were not plumb. This video was super helpful.

[@tabhorian]

Showing mistakes and how to fix them is an incredible arrow to have in the quiver. Thanks Professor!

[@displaychicken]

I love the simplicity and relaxed attitude of this guy. I watch some other channels and think “oh great, now I need to spend $1000 on some more tools if I want to make something that good”. Richard makes me realize I can do it in a simpler way with a little more time.

[@darodes]

I have MASTERED Step 1… I’m the best there is at cutting crap joints 😂 I love your content!

[@brucecomerford]

Great info. Thank you.

[@nomercadies]

Thank you

[@RandomRockHero]

Man, this video is great on so many levels. I love the "intro" and the camera work. And I absolutely needed the content. Off to cut some mortice & tenons then. Thanks Richard

[@Anteater2000]

Can't even begin to tell you how great this information is. Thanks a ton!

[@TheBockenator]

The most underappreciated woodworker on KZbin. Seriously. How do you not have more views than Taylor Swift?

[@civil20082006]

I have had this issue a bunch, but I never thought about trying to fix it like that! Thanks!

[@noamlabounty7797]

I LOVE your channel man! Great content. Love your overall no nonsense vibe - solid workmanship. Subbed immediately!

[@GMAN420BC]

Great vid. Your vids are very informative. I learn with every one I watch. They also entertaining at the same time. Keep them coming !

[@arnoldkotlyarevsky383]

You look great! Making wood working look good

[@Dustwheel]

I love the workman like mentality Richard. I've been wrestling with the choice of chisels to acquire this holiday season. I like the Irwin marples split proofs that you use. I just need to get over my vanity and back to sensibility and function. it's for some of those same reasons that I use the type of bench I use, the Nicholson Style English bench. It harkens back to the days of the real joiners, the blokes that did their work on site that were craftsman for no other reason but to put food on the table. Thanks mate

[@plzimmer]

Brilliant! Clear, with no bullshit. Thank you.

[@benchippy8039]

Would be good to see more videos on KZbin mate, I know you got the online school too

[@skippylippy547]

I agree with you Ben - I love his videos.

[@skippylippy547]

Did he say ... "fettling with the mortice"? Bang on! LOL ... i love the English. :))

[@yematosan8837]

Perfect brother 👍👍👍

[@20lemons10]

Always enjoy a RIchard Rants. Thanks for yet another excellent video. Any way we could get more of these here on KZbin?

[@sawdustwoodchips]

Excellent tip!!

[@chriscunicelli7070]

Thanks so much for that. Just had this problem

[@jamesosullivan5096]

Check out the "guns" on Richard, looking trim mate, quality work as always

[@peterjames2580]

Love it!!

[@andreicharpentierquesada4530]

Nice video, a form that ive seen that japanese carpenters do to have "perfect" mortises is to make the mortise a little shorter and clean the sides clamping a square piece of wood flush in the line of the edges, and cleaning with chisel using the wood as guide, relative similar as what you did in the video as a guide, but with the bevel, not the sides

[@jhowe5571]

Ah, I'm not there, yet. I've still to make a mortise and tenon that actually works even that good! Even have failed at finger joints and lap joints! Have had success at gluing boards together into small panels, though...

[@moonwolf7135]

So when are we going to see your next video I really enjoy them

[@МилошГашевић]

i've had this situation this morning, and i seen this video now...

[@mazharmumtaz6960]

Excelent

[@Gabriel-e5g3e]

We found him, we found Geppetto! Apparently it was Richard all along.

[@mazharmumtaz6960]

Plyz help me I love this work

[@stockyard_cle]

Interesting. My hand cut mortises always end up cocked like that, more or less. It discouraged me, and so I switched to boring out the mortise with a brace and bit. I found I could be much more square this way. But perhaps I was analyzing too much with theory, and thus panicked. "I think these tight tenons are a new thing anyway."

[@bighands69]

If you cut hundreds of joints by the end you will be an expert at cutting them. If you are only doing them every now and then you are not going to be that good unless you are a natural (very rare). Do 4 mortise and tenon joints a week for practice and by next year you will feel that you are great at them and a year on from that you will feel like a master craftsman. Same applies for dovetails. It takes about 2000 to 10000 hours of practices to become an expert at something.

[@schm4704]

Hey, we're being forgiven all our sins, when everybody else is suggesting we "just" need to work to micrometer tolerances. I like that, feels more like my kind of reality.

[@TheOlsonOutfit]

Welllllll, I've got step one down.

[@jdotoz]

I'm all over step one.

[@WillEyedOney]

See, I can always take a nice square mortice and fuck it up with the last few cuts. :)

[@Lascts25]

please just come make more youtube vids!

[@funkyskunkvids]

Dude. Seriously. When did you turn into Thor???

[@chrisdrummer200]

You been hitting gym ?!

[@skippylippy547]

I was just thinking the same thing. ^5 I wish I had those arms and shoulders!

[@madsillywilly4408]

Cant you tell that by all the posing, flexing and the unnecessarily tight t-shirt? :D Id do that too if i was jacked, but from this end its looks really silly :P

[@ducaschoenberg7156]

I think you can learn more about this on Woodglut.

[@waitersluvhjy66]

Stodoys is a solid company with solid woodworking plans.

[@oliverdelica2289]

Intense British noises

[@konmingyew7282]

you sound like a wooder jason statham

[@konmingyew7282]

by the way i like jason statham

[@richardc6932]

I see you follow Paul Seller. He is the inventor of of that little guide.

[@scud69er]

Not the voice i was expecting but great video! Subscribed