Have You Done This?

[cabinetman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWvoUOFl5L4

[RodKirby]

Can't believe I wasted 3min 36 secs - waiting for something (interesting) to happen

[Tom Slick]

Wow, a repetative video of the easiest part of using that jig. about as exciting as watching someone rip boards to width on a table saw.

[cabinetman]

Can't believe I wasted 3min 36 secs - waiting for something (interesting) to happen

Sorry 'bout that. I thought I missed the part where the drawer went together.
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[Pappy]

I was expecting to see half of the boards were loaded in the jig upside down.

[Bruce Cohen]

Not using a jig to cut dovetails (I find it easier to do it by hand). what's the reason for the initial cut (I guess to remove some of the waste), is done from right to left. Which from my experience is the wrong way.

Bruce

[Tom Slick]

The person operating the jig was making rabbeted dovetails and my guess for the initial R-L movement is to cut off the excess with a climb cut to lessen splintering.