Domino secrets NO ONE tells you…

Sedge walks us through how to utilize the Festool Domino for adding spindles to a rail. Evenly spaced and perfectly aligned is the goal, so watch and see how we got there.

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[mikecorson]

I just picked up my Domino today and have been doing a Domino Marathon of Videos since I got home. This is the first one to provide really useful tips and I hope to be able to watch many more over the next few days before I fire up the Domino on my first test project.

[bryoncovell]

As always, the tips are great as well as presented in a fun and concise manner. The wood working community thanks you guys.

[AngieWilliamsDesigns]

I almost didn’t watch thinking that I already knew how to do this. But I learned several tips. Glad I watched. Very helpful as always.

[vfxsoup]

I came here for advice on which comb to buy… left with excellent tips for my domino.

[lkyuf]

This is very helpful for somebody who just bought a domino

[andrewbrown]

That's a great tip~! I just bought my Domino this weekend, so I'll be hunting down as many videos like this one as I can find. More please~!! 😀 Thanks much~!

[R-.]

Thanks for the tip! Sorry for being pedantic but when you divided the 400mm by 5 you forgot to allow for the stock thickness which results in the in the two end spaces being half a stock thickness bigger than the 3 middles ones.
just thought I’d put it out there. Love the videos man, keep em coming !!

[CisnerosShop]

Towel ladder, toddler bed rail, and many more ideas. Wicked Awesome

[poughkeepsieblue]

Good question, what is 400 doublevided by 5?

[Tilburger]

Nice tip. Around 4:26 you do the first one. You mention the that the plunge height doesn’t need to be exactly in the middle but I don’t see why?
Did you set the lunge height to half of the thickness of the stock (10) ?

[wonkywoody]

Very good video. Interesting and useful!

[kennylakits]

Amazing I just ordered my Domino 500 yesterday! Your tips are so easily over looked but helpful beyond belief Great

[MrGuardcaptain]

Please keep the videos coming Sedge. So helpful but important to note that those with the df700, the offset isnt 10mm... lost a board last week using this technique. Its not the same for both dominos

[bowerscustomwoodworkingllc]

More great info! I finally got to play with a domino at the Festool Experience last weekend at OakTree Supply in Fort Wayne. I so look forward to adding this to my arsenal!

[paulpennington]

😊 I was making a step back cupboard and was using domino 500 and was getting miss alignment issues! 😅 what what you just showed Big D was were I was flipping the pieces over ! Thanks for sharing

[imc]

What a great technique. Thanks for another fantastic tutorial.

[mrstuartrobertson]

Sedge might be one for festool friday, but I've noticed online plastic covers for the side of the TS55 that blocks access to the blade screw release, claiming that it improves dust collection. Not sure if it's true or not ?

[AlexK]

whats the model of the pica pencil you are using? link takes it to the master set on amazon

[thewoodshop]

Got a question for you. When I put my domino jointer when it's on the middle setting the domino basically falls in the mortise. It's loose side to side but up and down as well. 🤔

[gianmariacazzaniga]

Thanks for another very interesting and instructive video!