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Tails, rather than risk breaking one off, when all the junk gets pushed out....
I do work from both faces, going 1/2 way down....
But, it is nice not having to push ALL the junk out at once..
Same goes for the pins..
1/2 way..flip over..
And..sometimes the 1/8" sash chisel is the only width that fits...
YMMV, of course..
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Now I see the difference. You don't fret or "cope" out the waste before the chiselling process.
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Would take too long to get that type of saw down from the hanger, set the blade, saw it, and then still need a chisel to finish up...Haven't got all day
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02-06-2020, 03:35 PM
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(02-06-2020, 03:09 PM)bandit571 Wrote: Would take too long to get that type of saw down from the hanger, set the blade, saw it, and then still need a chisel to finish up...Haven't got all day
Take a look at Cosman's 3 minute (or something like that) dovetail video...the fretsawing (or was it coping?) took 30 seconds(?) or so. I might not be as fast as he, but after all these years of tailing and pinning, I don't need a lot of time to saw out the waste.
Sellers chisels all his way too if I remember his videos correctly, but in terms of speed, his chiselling wouldn't match sawing. Don't forget sawing keeps the chisel edge to stay sharp longer especially when hardwood is used.
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Didn't Franck Klausz use just a chisel in the one youtube video....or was that someone else?
I look at that coping saw step as just an added complication that can go wrong....plus the added expense of the saw AND the blades....prefer chisels....even when I do finger/box joints.
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I believe Klausz was seen in different videos using different methods to remove the waste- chisel only in one, and bow saw in another. Cosman did his dovetail video after he saw Klausz's 3 minute bowsawn video.
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02-06-2020, 06:56 PM
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When you make tails (in the drawers) like these, you need a 1/8” or 3/16” chisel ...
![[Image: Final8.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/tTSML4n5/Final8.jpg)
When you do this ...
![[Image: 822F1E17-DD30-4C28-A6C9-6BF263D1ED19.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/ZYL4Rf6L/822F1E17-DD30-4C28-A6C9-6BF263D1ED19.jpg)
... You could use anything, including a router.
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Was it the light or did you use a different wood to make the wider drawer, Derek?
Nice, clean work!
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Would like to stay and argue about this, but....I have mortises to chop...
Like them so I can set up two finished ones, without any glue needed...
However..that 8mm Narex mortise chisel has one too many bevels on it..
 ..Ash didn't like it.
Will re-sharpen it tomorrow into a single 25 degree bevel...the 35 degree was simply a hindrance, and did not work.
 4 more mortises to chop, don't intend to take all day doing it. Then, I'll get back to dovetails...half blind ones for a drawer...
You all have fun...
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(02-06-2020, 07:55 PM)Handplanesandmore Wrote: Was it the light or did you use a different wood to make the wider drawer, Derek?
Nice, clean work!
Simon
Thanks Simon. The carcase is Hard Maple. The drawer sides are Tasmanian Oak (which is a eucalyptus, but looks and works like quarter sawn White Oak); the fronts are Black Walnut, Jarrah, and a curly Hard Maple.
The write up is here: http://www.inthewoodshop.com/Furniture/H...tures.html
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