How to Make a Victorian style Decorative Fence Part 2, #017

Hi there. I’m continuing with our low Victorian-style decorative fence this week, and this second video covers the fabrication of our components into the three individual sections, and making those sections into the full-size fence - enjoy!

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[ma-michael]

I got to like your Festool Domino in last week's video and thought it would be a nice toy to invest in & searched online for it (cough); Little did I realise what they retail for!! I think i'll be holding off getting one until i become a 'serious' woodworker. Fab video and cheers once again.

[dagored]

Well that Fense is starting to look very nice. And indeed you can never have to many clamps.

[Cuderth]

Peter an excellent set of videos, however l do have a question, when fitting the stiles to the top rail would it not be easier to lay them flat on the bench as you show when fitting the stiles and rails to the post. Doing it this way would alleviate the kneeling down, squinting upwards whilst trying to fit the stiles and minimising glue loss.

[nicharvey]

Another great little series Peter! I am starting to delve deeper into the world of festool. I jumped straight in the deep end and purchased the dminoe 700. What a beast but so nice and easy to use. I was wondering if you had any advice on what makes you decide what size domino to use. Maybe a great little vid here. But when to use smaller stacked or side by side over one larger one. How much space between them, how much distance from the surface should they be set? Any advice would be much appreciated!

[j.r.sworkshop]

Hello from the states - Arizona to be exact.

I've very curious to know about your workbench set up. I mean, what's the reason why you set it up that way. I have a similar setup but I'm going to change it up and it may turn out a lot like yours. The reasoning for me is I want to be tablesaw free and manage sawdust more effectively with festool products hooked up to SYS dust extractors .

Anyways, looking forward to your responds.

[matthewwhitley]

Hi Peter. For applying glue to your dominoes could you not have a put of glue and just dip them?

[jackfive]

Hello Peter, recent subscriber here, really loving the channel i have been binge watching this weekend, can i ask about the clamps you used in the glue up, the black and red (i think its red) what make they are, they have a really interesting clamping system in the handle.

Regards, John.

[juliangardner]

Hi Peter, can ask what brand of filler you use, thanks.