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Four Laws of the Festool Domino Joiner

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Here it is, the Festool Domino joiner video we’ve been super excited to share with you, the four laws of using the Domino joiner! Sedge walks through using the Domino joiner and outlines some basic rules to follow, so you can better utilize this awesome tool in your workshop. As always... Be Positive and Stay Sharp!
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@hillbillydust 13 дней назад

Yeah. I know this stream was posted three years ago. However, I can personally attest to its value (that and $4 might get you a cup of coffee!). Another pearl is when Sedge repeats through several videos to "use the accuracy of the machine". For years I have marked and measured (and screwed up) biscuits and their placement. Using the features of the domino, I just grab it, check the settings and GO! As long as I follow the golden rules, which are easy to remember, all of the joinery just WORKS! It not only speeds up my production, I can come back a day, week or month later and pick right back up with domino placement on projects I have set aside and know that they will work perfectly. Thanks!

@sedgetool 12 дней назад

wicked cool .... Thanks

@davidschneider3118 2 года назад

Sedge, Love your channel and Festool Live. You, Brent, and "Big D" do a great job. As one of the longest domino 500 users in North America (I was a tool tester prior to it's general release) i have a 5th law: Always set the domino back to the tight setting when you put it down. When you pick it up to use it it will be ready; if you cut a tight hole by mistake, you can easily make it larger...it's much harder to make a domino hole smaller :-) FYI This is Dave from Rio Rancho NM from Live

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Great suggestion! Thanks for watching Dave !!!

@kyleolson8977 Год назад

This is a great idea. Just this week I didn't check the setting and I've got two wide mortises before I noticed. It wasn't critical in this case, fortunately.

@andrewdavitt3203 2 года назад

Thanks Sedge! Took delivery of the 500 today and really appreciate your clear videos on how to use it. 👍👍👍

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Thanks Andrew ...Glad it helped !!!!!!!

@josephKEOarthur Месяц назад

2:42 Cut to the chase (RULE NUMBER #1)

@sedgetool Месяц назад

@josephKEOarthur Месяц назад

@@sedgetool ;)

@jono6794 3 года назад

You two are a crack up. I laughed, I cried, and I was educated. Thanks!

@sedgetool 3 года назад

Thanks !!

@RWingoS7 Год назад

I just got my DF 500 and hope to use it this weekend or next, I'm so excited! Thank you for these intro to Domino videos, they are fantastic.

@sedgetool Год назад

Glad you like them!

@boomvader Год назад

Thanks, Sedge! Had to give myself a quick refresher on the DF500, as it has been a minute since I used it. BP & SS!!

@sedgetool Год назад

Glad I could help!⚡⚡⚡⚡

@buildingnfixing7348 2 года назад

Thank you and D for sharing. The Domino is on my Festool List.

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Right on!

@zacherygore4970 Год назад

Flawless operation

@sedgetool Год назад

👍

@davidmeyer9204 Год назад

Thank you. New owner and starved for information. Slowly working towards a Festool System

@sedgetool Год назад

Fantastic!

@buildingnfixing7348 2 года назад

did you say CHOOOWDAH or CHATTER. You guys rock.

@sedgetool 2 года назад

LOL !!!

@stakwalderbak5331 3 года назад

With this Chanel and Festool Live I am getting a double dose of Sedge. Sure beats Covid.

@sedgetool 3 года назад

lol

@realpdm 3 года назад

This was great thank you for sharing. I have the Domino 500 (700 on the way) and it is great to have tips and techniques so I don't have to learn them the hard way with ruined work pieces. If you wanted a suggestion for more content I would appreciate clear and accurate information on how to calibrate my Festool products like the Domino and track saws. My domino for instance hs the left and right pins not perfectly calibrated, so if I move around and reference on the opposite pin things don't line up perfectly. I've seen some older tips on how to solve this but having your techniques would be great!

@sedgetool 3 года назад

cool ... Thanks for the content suggestions !!!

@pmelchman 3 года назад

DIDO

@Lincolnstww 3 года назад

This x3

@charlesbullis6241 3 года назад

Good God! That accent! Seriously, thanks for the 4 rules. I found this very helpful. Subscribed!

@sedgetool 3 года назад

Awesome, thank you!

@albertshilton5336 6 месяцев назад

Love your videos. How can I insert dominos in a hexagon made from 2 X 6’s, on the vertical edge. Like a big ring. Actually 36” in diameter. The angle is 60 degrees at each intersection and I will need two, maybe tree dominos for each joint?

@sedgetool 6 месяцев назад

set plate at 30 degrees ..If I am understanding the question properly ....

@photojed 3 года назад

Big D and Sedge...you guys are great.

@sedgetool 3 года назад

Thanks Jed !!!!!!!!!

@mattmayes599 2 года назад

Great info to know 😉

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@mahmut123456 3 года назад

Sedge has his own channel? Wow, subscribed!

@sedgetool 3 года назад

Thanks !!!!

@WelshRabbit 3 года назад

WOW!!!! More Sedge!!! Happy Day, happy day! Of course, I try never to miss our Sedge on Fridays at noon, too.

@robertmacleod6221 Год назад

Well I learnt something there boys .good

@sedgetool Год назад

Thanks

@johngreeley4988 5 месяцев назад

Where do you get the vacuum wood holder ??

@sedgetool 5 месяцев назад

it is a discontinued tool from Festool called the VacSys

@displaychicken 2 года назад

Great video.

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Thanks for watching !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@toolchuck 2 года назад

Sedge, I learned law #1 and #3 the hard way. 🤦‍♂️ My local Festool rep. John Knight accually brought me up to speed on law #3, he's a great guy! But here's a learning I need to share. I still had issues with my DF500 when joining panels, they would crown or bow when brought together. It was like I was pushing down on the end of the DF500 and cutting up into the board, but I wasn't. I thought it was my jointer, my table saw not being square and I chased my tail for months trying to figure it out, but to no avail. I bought a DF700 and while reading the instructions it explained how to square the plate to the base. So for laughs I checked it, and I found it to be over square. This would have cause it to cut up into the board, so I calibrated it. Then I checked my DF500, and low and behold it too was over square. So I calibrated it and immediately milled some new panels to glue up, and walla, "PERFECT" joints! That was the problem the whole time. So my advice to all Domino owners is to verify the plate to base for 90deg. squareness, it just might make all of the difference in the world. All the Best, Chuck.

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Thanks Chuck..sound advice !!!!

@toolchuck 2 года назад

@@sedgetool Yeah, I don't know if you'd call it over square or under square, but it was off. 😁 I try to check calibration on my tools a little more closely, and a little more often now. Great content, Keep it up! 👍

@grumpywiseguy5992 3 года назад

Sedge, thanks for the video. In my opinion, after about 2 thousand domino joints, cutting a domino mortise is a skill, only learned from practice and paying total attention to what is going on whilst drilling the mortise hole. How the cutter drills the hole depends upon not only the operator, but the wood type, density, thickness and which size domino is being used. You change any of these variables, and the cutter will behave differently. In such a way as to ruin the joint that is being attempted if all four of your rules and another 4 rules aren't followed precisely. MDF cuts differently than pine, than plywood, and the type of plywood. Much less hardwood, which I have never done so far. The Domino System will cut the most precise mortises in the business, but ONLY when used precisely. For instance, I prefer the 6mm X 40mm size for 7 layer baltic plywood (Big Box Store sourced). It cuts smoother, with less chatter, and provides for a stronger joint. In MDF, I prefer the 5mm x 30mm size because the MDF needs more support around the domino and MDF cut SMOOTH. If I change wood, then I have to practice cutting mortises before attempting any finish work. If I change cutters, same thing. This tool is NOT designed for amateurs. I am one, I should know. It has to be used a lot and on a continuous basis to gain the skill and expertise to use it to the limits of precision that it is capable of. And there is no other tool on the planet that can match it's precision and speed in cutting a wood joint. It is worth every penny, and there are a lot of them to acquire one of these tools, but it is WORTH EVERY PENNY, if one wants to master the tool to get the final result it is capable of.

@sedgetool 3 года назад

wow... thanks for sharing your experience..... I totally agree the more you use the more you come to appreciate the domino's precision....... thanks for the GREAT comment !!!!!

@toolchuck 2 года назад

GWG, I get and agree with the general gist of what you're saying about the more you use it the better you'll be at using it, that pretty much goes along with anything. But I wholeheartedly disagree that, as you say, "it has to be used a lot and on a continuous basis to gain the skill and expertise to use it to the limits of precision that it is capable of", and "This tool is NOT designed for amateurs". Operating a DF500 or a DF700 for that matter isn't complicated, it cuts mortises plain and simple. And thanks to Festool engineering the DF500/700 are not only very precise but quite easy to use. Anyone that is going to get into woodworking and wants to build using joinery instead of pocket holes and or screws (I'm not a hater, just saying) then a Domino should be high on their list. I also believe starting out with a DF700 is better in many cases, as it provides more options due to its depth of cut. I have both and I did the usual, I bought the DF500 first, then the DF700. If I had bought the DF700 first, I might not have bought the DF500, well maybe. 😜 All the Best, Chuck.

@kyleolson8977 Год назад

I think it is somewhat of a skill, but if you reference and mark properly and use the machine patiently you'll get most if it down pretty quick. The problem most of us had is that we jumped in assuming it would be like using a drill press or jigsaw, just plain obvious.

@sky4kino943 2 года назад

Great tips, thank you for sharing your experience!!! I've a problem with unskrewing the cutter which is just stuck on the shaft. No matter how I try it's not turning. I've been using my festool domino for several years and it never happened to me before. Could you please advise something?

@sedgetool 2 года назад

ok first put some PB Blaster on it or WD 40 and let it sit...then try .....When putting cutter back on just tighten enough to snug it.... I hope this makes sense...

@ryangerding8337 3 года назад

Are those festool guide rails covering your wall?

@sedgetool 3 года назад

yep

@jason-hh6lu 2 года назад

I have been using the Domino for about 3 years now, the other day I have no idea why but I forgot how to use it, over thought everything and took way longer to do what I needed to do. 😂

@sedgetool 2 года назад

LOL... I have been there with other tools .......

@jason-hh6lu 2 года назад

@@sedgetool that’s made me feel better. 😂👍🏻

@Philpatmatt32 2 года назад

If making a box with mitre cut… using domino & for the domino’s to go at proper 90 degree angle, does this mean that you need to reference from inside of box when cutting domino into the mitre angle & as not referenced from the displayed outside, could it make the outside mitre ‘ up & down’ as needed to be referenced from inside.. if that makes sense 🤔

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Yes You reference from the inside on a beveled joint

@davidmj54 2 года назад

What is the vacuum clamp that you are using in the video?

@sedgetool 2 года назад

a discontinued vac sys from Festool

@buildingnfixing7348 2 года назад

And number 5 is LISTEN TO SEDGE, YA HEARD!!!

@sedgetool 2 года назад

for sure !!!Thanks !!!

@clintbaker5166 2 года назад

What is that air tool that holds wood down and where can I get it

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Clint ..it is a vacuum clamp by Festool and was recently discontinued ....

@gregroberts875 2 года назад

Hi Sedge.. I love your channel and Festool Live. You do a great job. I want to buy a Festool Drill and I was wondering which one would you recommend. I do woodworking and renovations when I’m not at my day job. Thanks so much for the advise. Greg Roberts

@sedgetool 2 года назад

I would go with the new TPC18 .... it is a drill / Hammer drill...that way there it is perfect for renovation work...also it now takes all the FastFix Chucks...... Might want to consider this TPC18 in the combo kit with the TID18 ...that way there you also have an impact driver.....

@gregroberts875 2 года назад

@@sedgetool thanks for the info!, your the best!!

@zaldyvar 2 года назад

Thinking of getting a DF500 Qset. Is it OK to get a used one for $850 or get the brand new for $1055 ?

@sedgetool 2 года назад

depends on condition

@nuts2354 3 года назад

Sedge - what is the hip tool pouch you use?

@sedgetool 3 года назад

It is a prototype from @leatherbydragonfly .... it is simply WICKED !!!!!

@frothieman4293 2 года назад

Hey sedgtool, used my 10mm cutter in hard wood for the first time today ( used the 5mm for quite a while) got some massive chatter with the 10mm. tried soooo hard to slow down but it kept pulling the cutter in. any advice?

@sedgetool 2 года назад

I would check the carbide tip on the 10mm cutter to see if there is damage ... might be chipped ... my advice is to plunge at a steady rate ...not too fast and not too slow....hope this helps !!!

@frothieman4293 2 года назад

@@sedgetool thanks sedegeman it was a brand new cutter. ill give it another crack. awesome videos by the way really helping out

@kurtnutin3968 3 года назад

I’m from Rhode Island I know that accent , living in Savannah Ga.

@sedgetool 3 года назад

I grew up in Maine ... Livin in Indiana ....

@buffalosoldier7360 2 года назад

Sedge! Never noticed but how can you have a wall covered in guide rails??? That must cost millions!

@sedgetool 2 года назад

Just lucky I guess !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@pctatc66 3 года назад

hi Sedge!! subscriber number 1690 here :) Didn't know about this channel but now that I do, I plan on not missing an episode! Subbed and bell rang!

@sedgetool 3 года назад

OMG... Thank you soooooooo much ... wait to you see what we post going forward ... I love to share what I know about woodworking !!!!!!!!!

@michaelbrindle7154 3 года назад

Sedge my height adjustment on my 500 is loose. How do you adjust it so that it will be tighter?

@sedgetool 3 года назад

yep... i know your issue .... take a posi drive screwdriver and remove the screw on the locking lever... remove the lever and move it to another flat on the hex shaft.... hope this makes sense......

@michaelbrindle7154 3 года назад

@@sedgetool perfect! Thank buddy! I actually found your video showing how to do it shortly after making this comment! Thanks Sedge! -Little City Workshop