Lamello's Zeta P2 and P System Connectors 

Very Good explanation. I ordered a Lomello 2 wks ago. Excited to get it for some upcoming projects You do the BEST demos and explanations Thanks Guy

Thanks, Guy, for taking the time in putting together such a well thought out and explained video!

When I saw your video pop up in my feed I was very happy then I saw it was not a furniture build video and it was disappointing. I am really missing your great furniture projects . I think I have watched all your videos a couple of times now. You do such great work please make more videos. Hope you are well.

Guy, thanks; I am looking into getting another Lamello machine after 30 years of a TopTen with now a limited supply of parts for such an old machine. Your presentation is clear and easy to understand and that is good for us to see. There is really not that much difference in the upper models costs as I can see. My business is wood products and furniture from solid woods in the higher end make. Chicago

Thanks for putting this together, Guy. Great explanation of the different connectors and their required settings. Now you need to do an expert level one on angled butt/miterjoinery - that always has me scratching my head.

Great video Guy! I can't wait to get my hands on one of these awesome machines.

Best tutorial about Zeta P2

Cool system, Guy. I especially like the tenso fittings

Well done Guy. Called Colonial Saw today and ordered some of those Flexus connectors and the Wheel of Fortune (was not included in the older Zeta P2 machines)

Good stuff Guy! That's a nice little machine you have there.

Looks like a very cool setup

Guy great video. Hope you do a couple more that show different applications and tricks using this tool. Still leaning, but really like this mine so far.

Thanks Guy! Been waiting for this one from ya. Have always been interested in the system since you first posted about it. Would like to use it on outdoor projects, for Azek decking joints. Clearly looks like the access hole for the key is bigger than their plug holes. I'm sure something could be figured out though.

The simplicity of the design is fascinating! i was waiting for a tension test, the material is plastic so you have to wonder how sturdy is it.

Excellent lesson 👍

Great! now the user view of the solution looks so pleasant.

Great info. Hope you're doing well. Keep up the great vids.

Great video with information that is exactly what is required to understand what the Lamello can actually do. I have considered buying one of these, but as a retired hobbyist, in Aus they cost over $2,000, so I will just have to make do with the Festool domino for the time being.

You make it look so useful, it has become very tempting to get one. Next kitchen build, i'll cost in a Lamelo 😂👍

Who the F will put thumbs down for this great video !!! Keep the good work

Awesome video, can’t wait until I can justify the need for this awesome machine.

Very cool gear. Thanks!

Excellent video!

Amazing tool.

Thanks...nicely made video!

Glade your back

One of the best videos on this tool. Peter Millard's is also good. There is a learning curve for this machine. Lamello makes it look sooo easy, it isn't. Definitely practice with it first. Also I didn't realize the fence isn't a geared pinion system like most traditional biscuits joiners. Harder to get to exact center, so remembering indexed face you are working from necessary. Also narrow pieces, need to use the domino or you come out the sides.

Awesome video ❤❤❤

Clear presentations😃

Great video Guys. I looked into that system 2 years ago at the woodworking show and loved it then but for a hobey guy like me not worth the price tag but for a person running a business maybe. Still a great system

Great video

Awesome video! Thank you!

Great video thanks

Thank you very much !

Well done!

Hi thanks for sharing the very interesting video. Stay safe.

thanks.now i wil take it.great.

Hello guy, another great video. This is off topic, but I seem to remember a video on your technique for joining beveled edges with the domino, but I cannot find the video. Thanks.

We miss you sir

I have missed seeing your vids after I binged the rest :D Really nice and informative video. Are you getting some time to do projects in the garage, or is the work at Purposeful Design taking all your time and energy? Cheers. G.

Would like to see a video of attaching face frames to cabinet box for inset cabinets, thanks

I just found your channel and I love it! I noticed you haven’t made a video in a year. Have you quit RU-vid? I sure hope not!

Thanks for sharing tthat

it is now available in a cordless version for about $400 more, if you were to purchase one today, would you still buy the corded version? i have used a lamello biscuit joiner for over 30 years now, great product.

Thanks

Hay Guy...Good to SeeYa back on RU-vid

On a side note, using a little paste wax helps with the Divario's.

Great video Guy as always. I bought one these a couple of years ago after watching you use it in a project and watching it on a couple of other channels. I remember thinking that I learned more about the machine from you than I did from the manufacturer’s videos as well as the distributors videos. I think they forget that many times someone looking at their videos are new to that particular piece of equipment. You must have been a teacher in a former life because you break things down quickly and make it easy to follow and understand. And I still managed to learn a few things so thank you! And on the subject of learning things.... do you have a video out on the Powermatic Bandsaw that was in the background? I have a probably 18 year old 18” Jet bandsaw with the steel spine and have been thinking about upgrading to the 18 or 20 inch Powermatic unit you have. Mainly for two reasons.... the ability to quickly release blade tension and the guides on your bandsaw are a much better quality than the ones on my Jet. And I haven’t been able to locate a quick release tension kit or upgraded guides. If you have a video please provide the link.... and if you don’t can you do one on the bandsaw when time permits??? Thanks Guy I always enjoy your videos! Ron

From 30 years of TopTen I must ask if you have noticed the need to lube the slides on your newer model just about every time you use it? My machine is in good condition because I lube the slides all the time and I can feel the resistance in the action if it needs some lube.

would you use this machine with chipboard core?

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ps is that poplar plywood you used at 6.30??

Might be a stupid question...but can the new Flexus P14 / Medius P10 replace all non Tenso lamello ?

good mashine

Does Lamello make a systainer to hold all the fastener types?

I noticed you never tried to wobble the pieces when you joined them and said it is very strong joint. I purchased this machine and yesit is strong if you try to pull apart but there is a little movement from side to side when you pull push a little. So what that for the Lamello sales? should be honest a bit more

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I just found your channel and I love it! But I noticed you haven’t made any new videos in a year! Have you quit RU-vid? I sure hope not!

Blows my mind that this tool cost more than a Festool Domino. Cool system though.

Guy you have hackers reaching out to your subs as you. report them

Good and practical. But TOO expensive. Far too expensive.