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Hand-Cut Dovetails the Rob Cosman Approach

Hand-Cut Dovetails the Rob Cosman Approach
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  • Rob cuts the joint using his new method in real "shop time"
  • Tool overview, why some work better than others and buying advice
  • The one on one workshop, Rob coaches Dave through his first ever hand cut dovetail using the "New" method
  • Results speak louder than words!
  • This is our first production with a real student being taught on camera. Dave represents the average student I have attending my workshops and since he has never cut the joint before, it was a perfect setting to introduce my new technique. If you have yet to master the hand cut dovetail, this video will get you where you want to be.

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