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Excellent tips addressing the gluing challenges for dovetailed drawers. Such quality results.

Can I just say, I am in absolute awe of your workman ship!. As a locksmith I would be petrified of touching that door as I know I would make a balls up somewhere and damage it because it would probably be the nicest door I've ever seen so sods law would dictate I damage it 😂

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I find all your videos very watchable.Hope you take that as a huge compliment…! Nothing fake,just a good guy and an even better joiner.Ive learnt a lot from your videos,and I’ve had 36 years in building trade,most of them on the tools as a joiner also.Would be keen to know if you watch any similar RUclipsrs to yourself..? Bourbon moth,Finish carpentry TV and Spencer Lewis,Insider Carpentry are a few like your own channel,not over the top or desperate for views.Keep up the good work,from across the water here in Northern Ireland

Loving your videos on drawer making in such detail, I also have a Leigh dr4 and the problems I always get are in setting the jig up and bit height adjustments, which always eats so much time. If you have any tips for how to go about setting it up quickly when changing material thickness or bit type please make a short video!

I don’t use PA glue but might give it a go.

So....its 2 clamp setups for one drawer? Interesting....

It’s just so good to watch you work, Oliver. Great job, and an artist too; who knew 🌞

Great video. Unicorn tears appears to be easier to find in Germany than the Xylo J30 PU. Soudal makes a similar product that is available here, but the working time is only 15 minutes. The search continues.

Great job Ollie thanks for the video

I've really got to try tube glue, I use tube construction adhesive (thick PU glue) and it's hit or miss for a lot of construction work but that PU glue you use doesn't seem to expand like the liquid stuff I've tried. Also you don't appear to wet one side either.

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Another excellent video with lots of tricks and tips, many thanks again Ollie. I hope that one day you get to teach carpentry for real in a school or college, there is so much to learn from you and you have a fantastic way of teaching us how to do things from your experience. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next instalment👍👍!

Hi Ollie, I just love how you make it look so easy. Everything seems to go to plan but when I do it everything is on the floor we work bench it’s alright bloody Matt well done mate. Great content love all your work.😊😊😊😊

Very nice…… as usual……. Ty

Great looking drawers definitely going to give if a go. Thanks for the details - makes a good job a great job

Many thanks - one day I hope to build drawers with dovetail joints

Brilliant videos 👍

P'fect Wednesday, your education skills are just like your craftmanship; perfect Thanx again for sharing

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Why didn’t you look at Festool’s SYS-AZ system or their sustainer rails? Or building custom cabinets on rollers or something. Surely either of those would have been cheaper than buying new tool boxes.

That’s a brilliant idea using the fast setting glue to save on clamps … bingo ! I’ve only got one set … cheers Oli

Great video as always. Thanks for your time. Love the down-to-earth practical tips. I guess many of us watch just to improve the amateur projects that we do and for me, you make a difference. Thanks 😉

Love the Leigh jig and those gluing tips really useful 👍 thanks for sharing

Thank you for making this video. I love this level of detail. Very well done! I had heard that polyurethane glue benefits from water in the joint. Have you heard of that? Looks to me like your boxes are well and tight all round, so probably not an issue. Thanks again!!

That’s a lot of drawers 🎉

Really good vid is there a reason u don't use a trimmer?

It looks like you cut your pins and tails separately, I do both at once on my jig. Is there a reason for that? When tearout is critical I use a scrap underneath my timber and just keep pushing it along with the work, just 3mn mdf or ply.

hi couple of questions, at what height do you try and put the handle on a external door? and also what draught strip do you use, cheers

Could you do a tutorial on the Leigh jig because I have one but never use it please

There is no finer joinery out there.

Hi brad, i don't know if I saw it correct but did you remove your guide metal piece on your psc 420, thanks again for the genius idea 🙏

Outstanding work

Fine piece of work there.

1 hour and 10 minutes to show a spraying !!!????? Any relation to scorsese movies!

Hi,do you not use the cuttable plastic inserts to go between the fingers to stop the router falling in,as I see you have slightly fallen in time the tail,I understand that you don't see them, perhaps you have run out of inserts,it surprised me slightly with your attention to detail that you omitted this detail.

I have knocked thousands of drawers up glued squared as an apprentice (Slave ) it was boring as he**. In the machine shop the dovetail machine man Bert was making dovetails day in and day out must have pushed his hand in and out in his sleep. There was a huge belt sander they put the drawer sides through. It was a boring job a new victim (apprentice) was so bored he accidentally put his hand in by mistake a trail of blood up the stairs to the first aid station he lived to push drawer fronts another day. Bert the dovetail man always had earphones on when listening to music depending on the music he went fast or slow singing whatever song he had on. They used to cling film the apprentice and either hang him upside down from a rafter or stick him on a trolley with no trousers they would press the lift button and they would end up in the polishing shop which was full of ladies. You're giving me nightmares making those drawers it's all coming back to me. :) ..PS The furniture ended up being fitted to the QE2 very posh. You could not see the apprentices all you could see were Drawers stacked floor to ceiling with the sound of the drawers getting knocked together not forgetting the distinct aroma of of horse glue

Compliments! Always a lot of attention to the smallest details. Greetings from Italy

Attention to detail makes for very grateful and happy customers. Nice work.

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Got one Had it for twenty years

Great info! I'm interested in that roller you have on your spindle moulder, Can I get a link? Very annoying about the beech veneer! ><

Another excellent video, I appreciate all of the details you are presenting. When beveling stock on the shaper, I prefer to tilt the spindle and use a straight cutter. The geometry of the tool path is different than using a bevel cutter. The cutter on a tilted spindle rises and falls relative to the table, I think it is less likely to cause any tear out.

Great to see how much care and attention you apply to your work. I can feel your pain over being sent the wrong boards.

So much thought and attention to detail. Quite simply: brilliant 🌞

Thanks for introducing the Leigh-jigs to us, I want one now! Sidenote; my wife thanks you not so much...

Brilliant as always 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧

Sales of Leigh dovetail jigs will probably go up now people understand all about them! Great videos thanks