Build a Classic Dresser Episode 16 Layout and Cut the Through Dovetails for the Drawer Backs

For the back end of the drawers I'm using through dovetails. Why? Because they won't be seen, are just as strong, and they are faster to make. Less choppy choppy. So here I demonstrate how I layout and cut the through dovetails.

0:00 Intro
01:39 Layout of the tail board
10:25 Cut the layout of tail board
13:20 Layout of the pin board (Using offset method again)
17:30 Cut the waste from pin board
19:26 Cut the waste from the tailboards
20:50 Chisel out the waste
21:30 Final clean up of tail boards and pairing inside corners of half blind tails
25:43 Rip cut bottom of the drawer back
26:08 Chop and clean out waste from half blind pin board
28:22 Final clean up of parts
30:09 Conclusion

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