I’m working on a jewerly box for my niece. She just graduated from High School and I wanted to make something for her to take to college with her.
I also want to use dovetails with a mitred corners so that the top joinery will look nice. Here’s my practice piece.
Here is the joint apart and
.. the razor saw I used to saw through the mitred joint.
Joint together with the mitre.
Another shot.
Here’s the video where Chris demonstrates how to do it.
http://blip.tv/popular-woodworking-videos/cut-a-mitered-shoulder-dovetail-5059262
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That is totally awesome! talk about taking it up a level. Very nice work. (And this is why we have nieces, nephews and grand kids – to allow us the chance to make all these heirlooms )
Agreed! I’m going to have the house furniture done some day in the next few years, but I love the excuse to do something for someone else.
Good stuff! Congrats.
Very nice. That joint is on my to-learn list.