This is a real man! I’m fascinated by wood working, just wish I had a big garage!

I love how detailed your videos are. Most newbies like me would find the detailed work a bit frustrating at first, but when the end product turns out like yours, it is all justified and sense of accomplishment is awesome. I am currently practising box joints using your teachings from episode 04 and having lots of fun with it. Thanks again.

I love your beginners series Mitch, both of them. Thank you. More people need to know about you.

Your teaching videos are superb Mitch :) I think these are going to be the best resource for beginners. Everything aspect is considered and covered well :) Fantastic job ॐ

You make it look so easy Mitch. Wish mine turned out like that. I'll keep practicing.

Excellent video. I don't think I'd seen the technique of using the plane to level the mating board of a dovetail before. I will definitely be using that!

great explanation. thank you

Thanks Mitch, I love these mate

Making through dovetails is a great way to learn essential woodworking skills. When you know how to make a symmetrical, tightly fitting dovetail, you have a good skill set for making stuff. Sawing is an often overlooked skill, but there really is a lot to learn and it's one of the most needed skills. You also learn how to fit two pieces together perfectly. Force never helps. There's a saying in Finland, that a metal worker makes it to 1/100th of a millimeter, but a woodworker makes it accurate. There is a truth in that. So, even if you think you don't need dovetails, practise dovetails :-)

Am I up to date with video number 5 I've recently retired and need this to save my sanity Thank you Terry