Ultimate Mortise and Tenon Joint Part 3: Drawboring
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Will Myers shares a detailed lesson on how to make a mortise and tenon joint, while building a trestle dining table. Part 3 shows how to draw the joint tight with drawboring, an amazing historical trick! Accompanying article: woodandshop.com/ultimate-mort...
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We need more Will Myers woodworking instruction videos!
Such an enjoyable series of videos! I love Will's teaching style and he seems so humble.
The man is clearly a master!
Loving this series. An invaluable teaching aid.
Built three clocks with Will Myers instructional video. Never thought I could do that! He’s a great teacher
Great choice of music, as long as it is the Southron version!
Like Rufio1975, I've done a number of projects with mortise and tenon joints, even pegged a few. But I still learn watching someone with real experience working, especially when he's also explaining the process as he works. Thank you for sharing.
Such a excellent work 👍👍
Really good series!
Extra-long tapers on the pins: Yep, I agree, I learned that the hard way too.
Im no expert but I can do do mortise and tenon joints pretty good now but I still like watching these videos because I still learn a few things here and there. Keep them coming!
Thank you
I will use an offcut that fits the mortise if I have one, helps prevent blowout inside And I use steel drawbore pins to draw things up before driving in the pegs. That's because someone gave me the pins, otherwise I would do just as you did.
My Bestie Takeaway is Will’s expression “Tight As a Tick”). When I thought about it, a tick really is tight when you try to squish one…… can’t do it! City Slickers don’t know useful stuff like this! Keep it coming Will! 😂
@davidgagnon2849
7 ай бұрын
That expression is referring to a tick filled with blood after it's dug in and feasted on blood for days.
@fredpierce6097
7 ай бұрын
@@davidgagnon2849 ok. Just in time for Halloween…..
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