This web page came about due to my interest in,
and desire to learn how to hand cut dovetails.
During my research/travels on the internet I came
across a number of links (articles, tools, tips,
etc.) which I found useful. You will find them
below. I am not affiliated with any of the
firms/individuals listed on this web page and
have not had any dealings with most of them.
Caveat Emptor.
The AngleMag "AngleMag is the ideal tool for cutting precise angles for everything from simple small mitres through to complex box, biscuit and dovetail joints on large cabinet and furniture making jobs."
Garrett Wade Solid Brass Dovetail Marker "Overall length 2-1/2", it can mark dovetails up to 1" long. 2 ratios: 1:5 for softwood and 1:8 for hardwood. Made in England."
Veritas Dovetail Markers "With riding ledges on both sides, these 2" x 2" markers can be flipped over to mark both slopes of the dovetail."
Glen-Drake
Tool Works "Our premier product is the Tite-Mark, a marking gauge with a micro-adjustable head."