Through Mortise And Tenon Joint - (Made Easy)

Through Mortise And Tenon Joint. In this video Rob Cosman shows you how to cut a through mortise and tenon joint. This is a tricky joint but Rob makes it easy
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[scottb.]

You are one of the few YouTube woodworkers who teach, rather than show, how to work wood. Thank you.

[kentboys]

Beautiful joinery! The way you fixed the blowout on the face of the mortice was the most valuable information you shared. The process and the fix makes it a great video! Thanks for sharing. Take care!

[EMWoodworking]

I really enjoyed this session. I’m 68 and still learning. Also kudos to your cameraman, getting all those great shots.

[jeffbourne]

A very clearly explained and detailed demonstration of all the processes involved in producing a through mortise and tenon joint. The close up video shots of the complete marking out process, that of chopping out the mortise ( 2 methods shown) and assembling the joint together alongside the superb commentary and tips, resulted in a highly informative video. That you included content to overcome the break out of end fibres plus methods to refine the fit was most useful. Many thanks TEAM COSMAN for this and all your woodwork input and shared knowledge- it makes such a difference and is fully appreciated!!!

[rjtjtckt]

It was refreshing to see Rob make a couple of (corrections ?) ;) and show us how to rectify them, we all know how that feels. How lucky we are to have such tutorials at this level and for free, before the Internet we would have to spend lots of money on magazines if you wanted to learn anything at this level, but magazines could never show the high standards that Rob attains. Great camerawork and something else that can't be faulted.

[daleties]

I was really happy to see you posted a new video. Thanks very much for this. You really made my Saturday. Leaving the little boo boo and the recovery from it was a gem. I always watch these at least twice. It's a kind of a lot to absorb properly in one viewing so I tend to watch twicew initially, then come back to it as many times as I need to when I finally get around to trying the technique for myself. I must have viewed the ring box video 4 or 5 times whike making a few of them for my wife and son. This is wonderful stuff. Thanks again for sharing it with us.

[TWC]

Thank you for showing the problem and how to fix it. I am glad that happened so I could see what techniques you used to fix it. Appreciate the transparency. God bless you Rob and crew. Top notch.

[edeyden]

I greatly appreciate your dedication to quality workmanship. Woodworking by hand is never an exact art. By including the small problems and the repair is probably more important than the end result of the joint for this video Thanks!

[JamesWilliams-enos]

Really good video, Rob. Stellar camera work by Jake on this one, too, we can see all the fine detail as you fixed the shoulder. Outstanding.

[Vampandamonium]

It always the videos that have you fixing mistakes along the way that I learn the most.

[stevejensen]

Thanks for showcasing the inherent errors that can be involved in this tough joint, and resulting from even a pro like yourself. And ever more importantly, for illustrating what to look out for and how to then perfect both the tearout in the mortise face and adjusting the tenon to fit. We learn as much if not more from troubleshooting and fixing the inevitable imperfections that not.

[joemehalic]

This was one of your most enjoyable videos ever Rob! I love your patience and work tempo. Plus, when you make a mistake, which everyone does no matter how good you are, you don't edit that out, but make it a teaching moment! Thank you for creating these tutorials.

[stufarnham]

Great video, Rob. I liked seeing you address problems as you went. For us mere mortals problems are. The norm, and working through them is part od the process. Stu

[carlson.douglas.w]

Very helpful as I'm about to cut this for a current project.

[wyikzqr]

Beautiful work Rob. Thank you for showing the process.

[oconnorwoodworking]

4 mortises a day is what I am practicing to perfect my technique. Thanks for the incredible video to guide me!!

[nickdarbenzio]

Thanks rob! Came out just like you instructed

[Andrea-bwxm]

You have such great steady control with your chisels. The precision is superb and the result is so satisfying.
I gifted a set of morticing chisels a few years ago...wish I had them back😊...but now maybe check out the ones you offer...
Planning a simple build that this joinery will be the perfect accent.
Appreciate the tutorial.

[jimpenseyres]

Bob, you have a great teaching method.

[garynelles]

Good video Rob I learned a few more things. Thanks for making the video.