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In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techniques. This video shows the installation of a Wenge butterfly key into a cracked Black Walnut slab dining table.
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, but it turned out fine.
I cut the butterflys out of bandsaw and finished them with a coarse file and a random orbital. I like to bevel mine in a few degrees over the whole height of the joint, this helps get a nice tight fit. Joint before I hammer it in and am happy with the fit, I give a little tiny chamfer to help get it started.
Yes I left quite a bit of this joint sticking out, but that's because for some reason it came out of the band saw not very flat, one side was about 1/8th in ch taller, so I left it a little shallower to allow for correcting this. My mortise was still a solid 3/4 inch deep. Thick, yes I know, but for this table the butterfly's are not just decorative, they're structural
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- published: 04 May 2015
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How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue it in place... all the details to make you successful! When working with "live-edge" or "natural-edge" slabs, cracks and splits are common. A decorative bow tie, or dovetail, key will secure the crack from opening wider and add a decorative touch to your work.
- published: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 301936
http://www.jonpeters.com/ Woodworking, how to use a Dutchman wood joint to repair a table top by Jon Peters
- published: 20 Nov 2010
- views: 71735
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of wood from growing due to their double wedge shape. The installation process is really easy and this is a great introduction to inlay work. In this project, I am making all my butterflies unique so I am cutting and shaping them all individually.
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- published: 04 May 2015
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Simon James shows how to fit a Butterfly or Dovetail Key into corner miter joint.
- published: 23 Feb 2015
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A Butterfly joint is a type of joint used either to hold two or more wooden boards together or to keep two halves of a board that have already started to split from splitting further. They may also be used to stabilize the core of a knothole, preventing it from dropping out over time.
A butterfly joint resembles two dovetails connected at the narrow part. A negative of the hole is cut out of the board the butterfly will be placed in and the butterfly is then fitted, keeping the joint together. The wood used for the butterfly is usually a contrasting wood, often walnut.
Butterfly joints are common in the work of George Nakashima.[citation needed] They were also used in repairing cracks in tabletops in the 18th century. The "butterfly" was installed on the underside of the tabletop to stabilize a crack. When the butterfly is fitted, if cut correctly, it will draw the crack together when pressed in and inhibit further movement of the crack.
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4:27Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker DesignHandcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techniques. This video shows the installation of a Wenge butterfly key into a cracked Black Walnut slab dining table. -
2:33Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
Timelapse of cutting a butterfly jointTimelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, but it turned out fine. I cut the butterflys out of bandsaw and finished them with a coarse file and a random orbital. I like to bevel mine in a few degrees over the whole height of the joint, this helps get a nice tight fit. Joint before I hammer it in and am happy with the fit, I give a little tiny chamfer to help get it started. Yes I left quite a bit of this joint sticking out, but that's because for some reason it came out of the band saw not very flat, one side was about 1/8th in ch taller, so I left it a little shallower to allow for correcting this. My mortise was still a solid 3/4 inch deep. Thick, yes I know, but for this table the butterfly's are not just decorative, they're structural https://www.facebook.com/dtolardesigns -
17:44Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
Bowtie Keys Butterfly KeysBowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue it in place... all the details to make you successful! When working with "live-edge" or "natural-edge" slabs, cracks and splits are common. A decorative bow tie, or dovetail, key will secure the crack from opening wider and add a decorative touch to your work. -
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5:23Butterfly joint stock tutorial
Butterfly joint stock tutorialButterfly joint stock tutorial
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6:48Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon PetersWoodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
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11:08Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow TiesInstalling Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of wood from growing due to their double wedge shape. The installation process is really easy and this is a great introduction to inlay work. In this project, I am making all my butterflies unique so I am cutting and shaping them all individually. Support What I Do: http://www.mattcremona.com/support Website: http://mattcremona.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/mattcremona Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattCremona Facebook: http://facebook.com/MattCremonaWW Live Face Bench: http://youtu.be/I_JOBX8tgB8 The Secretary Doors: https://youtu.be/2rlnpvIa49w Slabbing White Oak Logs: https://youtu.be/1gHlisCcgME -
15:47How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
Simon James shows how to fit a Butterfly or Dovetail Key into corner miter joint. -
0:54Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly JointRoost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
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Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techniques. This video shows the installation of a Wenge butterfly key into a cracked Black Walnut slab dining table. -
Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, but it turned out fine. I cut the butterflys out of bandsaw and finished them with a coarse file and a random orbital. I like to bevel mine in a few degrees over the whole height of the joint, this helps get a nice tight fit. Joint before I hammer it in and am happy with the fit, I give a little tiny chamfer to help get it started. Yes I left quite a bit of this joint sticking out, but that's because for some reason it came out of the band saw not very flat, one side was about 1/8th in ch taller, so I left it a little shallower to allow for correcting this. My mortise was still a solid 3/4 inch deep. Thick, yes I know, but for thi... -
Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue it in place... all the details to make you successful! When working with "live-edge" or "natural-edge" slabs, cracks and splits are common. A decorative bow tie, or dovetail, key will secure the crack from opening wider and add a decorative touch to your work. -
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Butterfly joint stock tutorial
via YouTube Capture -
Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
http://www.jonpeters.com/ Woodworking, how to use a Dutchman wood joint to repair a table top by Jon Peters -
Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of wood from growing due to their double wedge shape. The installation process is really easy and this is a great introduction to inlay work. In this project, I am making all my butterflies unique so I am cutting and shaping them all individually. Support What I Do: http://www.mattcremona.com/support Website: http://mattcremona.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/mattcremona Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattCremona Facebook: http://facebook.com/MattCremonaWW Live Face Bench: http://youtu.be/I_JOBX8tgB8 The Secretary Doors: https://youtu.be/2rlnpvIa49w Slabbing White Oak Logs: https://youtu.be/1gHlisCcgME -
How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
Simon James shows how to fit a Butterfly or Dovetail Key into corner miter joint. -
Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:27
- Updated: 12 Apr 2013
- views: 37141
In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techni...
In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techniques. This video shows the installation of a Wenge butterfly key into a cracked Black Walnut slab dining table.
wn.com/Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking By Taylor Donsker Design
In his Santa Monica, California studio, Taylor Donsker handcrafts live edge dining tables for a broad client base using a blend of traditional and modern techniques. This video shows the installation of a Wenge butterfly key into a cracked Black Walnut slab dining table.
- published: 12 Apr 2013
- views: 37141
Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 04 May 2015
- views: 900
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, ...
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, but it turned out fine.
I cut the butterflys out of bandsaw and finished them with a coarse file and a random orbital. I like to bevel mine in a few degrees over the whole height of the joint, this helps get a nice tight fit. Joint before I hammer it in and am happy with the fit, I give a little tiny chamfer to help get it started.
Yes I left quite a bit of this joint sticking out, but that's because for some reason it came out of the band saw not very flat, one side was about 1/8th in ch taller, so I left it a little shallower to allow for correcting this. My mortise was still a solid 3/4 inch deep. Thick, yes I know, but for this table the butterfly's are not just decorative, they're structural
https://www.facebook.com/dtolardesigns
wn.com/Timelapse Of Cutting A Butterfly Joint
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys being made of spalted maple. Some of the grains were a little punky, but it turned out fine.
I cut the butterflys out of bandsaw and finished them with a coarse file and a random orbital. I like to bevel mine in a few degrees over the whole height of the joint, this helps get a nice tight fit. Joint before I hammer it in and am happy with the fit, I give a little tiny chamfer to help get it started.
Yes I left quite a bit of this joint sticking out, but that's because for some reason it came out of the band saw not very flat, one side was about 1/8th in ch taller, so I left it a little shallower to allow for correcting this. My mortise was still a solid 3/4 inch deep. Thick, yes I know, but for this table the butterfly's are not just decorative, they're structural
https://www.facebook.com/dtolardesigns
- published: 04 May 2015
- views: 900
Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:44
- Updated: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 301936
How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue i...
How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue it in place... all the details to make you successful! When working with "live-edge" or "natural-edge" slabs, cracks and splits are common. A decorative bow tie, or dovetail, key will secure the crack from opening wider and add a decorative touch to your work.
wn.com/Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
How to make and install a dovetail key, or butterfly key, or as I call it, a bow tie key. Cut out the key, make a matching mortise in the workpiece, and glue it in place... all the details to make you successful! When working with "live-edge" or "natural-edge" slabs, cracks and splits are common. A decorative bow tie, or dovetail, key will secure the crack from opening wider and add a decorative touch to your work.
- published: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 301936
Woodworking, DIY Bow tie Splines, Live Edge Furniture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:37
- Updated: 16 Feb 2015
- views: 291716
Learn how to stop large cracks from getting larger and add aesthetic value to your wood project by using Bow Tie splines.
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Learn how to stop large cracks from getting larger and add aesthetic value to your wood project by using Bow Tie splines.
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Butterfly Joint in Maple Slab DIY
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 29 Apr 2015
- views: 224
Butterfly joint stock tutorial
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:23
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 136
via YouTube Capture
via YouTube Capture
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Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:48
- Updated: 20 Nov 2010
- views: 71735
http://www.jonpeters.com/ Woodworking, how to use a Dutchman wood joint to repair a table top by Jon Peters
http://www.jonpeters.com/ Woodworking, how to use a Dutchman wood joint to repair a table top by Jon Peters
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http://www.jonpeters.com/ Woodworking, how to use a Dutchman wood joint to repair a table top by Jon Peters
- published: 20 Nov 2010
- views: 71735
Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:08
- Updated: 04 May 2015
- views: 24699
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of...
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of wood from growing due to their double wedge shape. The installation process is really easy and this is a great introduction to inlay work. In this project, I am making all my butterflies unique so I am cutting and shaping them all individually.
Support What I Do:
http://www.mattcremona.com/support
Website: http://mattcremona.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/mattcremona
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattCremona
Facebook: http://facebook.com/MattCremonaWW
Live Face Bench: http://youtu.be/I_JOBX8tgB8
The Secretary Doors: https://youtu.be/2rlnpvIa49w
Slabbing White Oak Logs: https://youtu.be/1gHlisCcgME
wn.com/Installing Butterflies Dovetail Keys Dutchmen Bow Ties
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, butterflies, and bow ties. What they do is prevent a crack in a piece of wood from growing due to their double wedge shape. The installation process is really easy and this is a great introduction to inlay work. In this project, I am making all my butterflies unique so I am cutting and shaping them all individually.
Support What I Do:
http://www.mattcremona.com/support
Website: http://mattcremona.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/mattcremona
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattCremona
Facebook: http://facebook.com/MattCremonaWW
Live Face Bench: http://youtu.be/I_JOBX8tgB8
The Secretary Doors: https://youtu.be/2rlnpvIa49w
Slabbing White Oak Logs: https://youtu.be/1gHlisCcgME
- published: 04 May 2015
- views: 24699
How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:47
- Updated: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 14519
Simon James shows how to fit a Butterfly or Dovetail Key into corner miter joint.
- published: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 14519
Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 40
- published: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 40
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Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
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Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
Handcrafted Butterfly Joint Woodworking by Taylor Donsker Design
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Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
So I'm pretty new to these joints, I put 4 on this Black Walnut table, with the butterflys...
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Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
Timelapse of cutting a butterfly joint
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Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
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Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
Bowtie Keys Butterfly Keys
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Woodworking, DIY Bow tie Splines, Live Edge Furniture
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Woodworking, DIY Bow tie Splines, Live Edge Furniture
Woodworking, DIY Bow tie Splines, Live Edge Furniture
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Butterfly Joint in Maple Slab DIY
Butterfly, Dutchmen, Bowtie Joint in Maple Slab
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Butterfly joint stock tutorial
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Butterfly joint stock tutorial
Butterfly joint stock tutorial
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Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
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Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
Woodworking how to repair, a kitchen table top, with a Dutchman wood joint, by Jon Peters
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Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
These things are referred to by a few different names such as dutchmen, dovetail keys, but...
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Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
Installing Butterflies/Dovetail Keys/Dutchmen/Bow Ties
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15:47
How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
Simon James shows how to fit a Butterfly or Dovetail Key into corner miter joint.
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How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
How to reinforce a Miter Joint using a Butterfly Key - 04
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Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
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Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
Roost Acacia Wood Stool, Butterfly Joint
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