Three corners completed, one to go, then on to the cabinet doors. I’ve never cut so many dovetails at once in my life.

A wooden box with dovetail joints is positioned on a workbench, surrounded by woodworking tools and materials.

Milkweed is about to bloom in the mountains.

Lush green milkweed with budding clusters are growing in a patch of grass and leaves.

Sharpening some bits and want to share an interesting tool I picked up many years ago: a Millers-Falls “Buck Rogers” brace. A range of Buck Rogers tools were an interesting historical blip.

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A hand drill with a red handle is placed next to a set of numbered drill bits wrapped in a fabric case on a wooden workbench.

Two corners done for my cabinet build, two to go. I did through dovetails for the base, the top will be half blind dovetails. Sketching out plans for feet and sliding doors now.

A wooden cabinet on a blue patterned floor is being held together with clamps.

My solution for transferring pins to tails on a 50x25 inch panel. It’s not pretty, but it’ll do the job.

A woodworking setup features two large wooden panels clamped to a workbench so pins can be transferred to tails for a 25 inch dovetail joint.