Not gonna lie, that “not a dovetail tutorial” made more sense than 99% of the dovetail tutorials I’ve watched. 🤷‍♂️😎

Mike, really, three weeks grounded for making a funny face? I think it was great. I love it when folks include family, pets, snippets of nature, etc. In their videos. Introduce us to him.

I think a loaf of sliced wonder bread would have been a nice contrast for the final shot.

Nice box!

Turned out great.

Looks great. Love the video format. Well done.

Another beautiful project video from coffee… show off! Lol 😂 Great job sir!!!

Great project and video, thanks for taking the time to capture everything. Love the part with the board hitting your planer while using the table saw sled. It's funny because it's so true and relatable. I can totally see myself doing that exact same thing, but it would have probably taken me half a day to figure it out, after disassembling and rebuilding the sled about 10 times, then taking the table saw apart to see why it's sticking!

Great video Mile the bread box turned out amazing. Always enjoy watching your videos love the way you explain what you are doing as a new woodworker I feel like I understand everything you are doing and could go out and do it. Thanks for sharing your passion.

Still drooling over how good that top edge blended. It looks awesome. The brass was a nice touch.

Great content Mike. I need to a) build a crosscut sled and b) dial in my dovetail skills. You provided plenty of ways to improve ones joinery techniques. Thanks for taking your time to lead us through the processes for this breadbox build!

Fantastic video Mike. I’ve wanted to try a tambour project for a long time and your video has given me the confidence to give it a go. Love the honesty in the video showing the mistakes and how you fixed them. Keep these videos coming.

looks like a fun build

This is so frickin beautiful. Great job!

You sure you didnt make a toaster? Cause that breadbox is HOT! Tons of great information and ended up being an incredible piece.

Book matches are so magical! I made a bread box like that in h.s. shop class. I'm sure it was pine and different joinery, but similar design. 😄

Love the video bro! Pretty cool process to watch it all come together.

As I'm sitting here watching this, I am thinking about being able to make the Tambour track tenons cut using the Origin. You could cut the slats, then batch out the tenons on each end.

You probably already know this now, but I find it much easier to cut the rabbits from the solid piece before cutting it into individual staves

I can’t find the templates on your website, can you help me

How long did you let the pieces rest after you re-sawed them? I am wondering if that’s why you had to clean them up with hand tools

What vacuum clamp is that?