After using it for a bit batching out some wood this week, I am overall pleased with it. Is it a Domino, No, Is it much cheaper and get the job done. Yes. Biggest issues for me are if it moves on you at the wrong time you can get a bit of a kickback. With your hand so close. Not a good feeling. You have to hold it very tight. Small pieces take some clamping finesse with such a large opening on the fence if you are close to the end of a board. I am going to work on some modifications to hopefully add a clear dust collection shroud which will also protect hands a bit, and add a plexiglass plate to the fence to close up the opening since I only use 5mm and 8mm dominos. That should help with support a bit. I do like your clamping jig idea there and am going to make one of those as well. That will help alot of those issues too. All in all I think it is a great alternative and gets the job done as it should once you get used to it.
Hello, can you provide any detail on how the side-to-side motion is facilitated? You can clearly see from the video a linear guide rail for movement back and forth, but it is not obvious how transverse motion is created.
@@steviedb9 it has some spring tension but all done by hand the front to back rail is only guide. You can make circles basically with the router. Only limit is your stops in both direction
What's the maximum length a mortise can be made? Also, is it possible to use on a face? I'd imagine it would work if a fence is removed, but it would need an adjustment mark on the base.
Love the product, but I have trouble with alignment. I mark my pieces on the face side, with the two pieces side by side. When I'm trying to line up the mortiser with my mark, the pointer on the fence covers the mark completely. I can estimate, of course, but am I using it correctly? It feels like the pointer could have stopped a centimeter or so short of the edge of the fence.
Hi, the stop blocks can be adjusted for alignment. Remove the front fence by loosening the four bolts and overextend the carriage a bit to expose the stop block set screws. Align the carriage to the base.
@@boyuantian9510 The neck is the place where you.fasten the jig to the router. This Makita router is 65 mm. In Europe it is often 43 mm. It is a kind of standard fitting
@@boyuantian9510 43mm is universal neck mounting diameter for drills (most corded drills have it) spindle/router motors etc... Some maufacturers have made router motors with 43mm necks like Trend t4, bosch and metabo (cant remember model names anymore), virutex trimmer fr256n, mafell trimmer kf 1000 or mafell milling motor fm 1000, AMB, and the best of them Suhner in several power levels and sizes up to 1800w.
Super schnelle Lieferung, sehr Hochwertiges Teil bis jetzt alles Top kann nur noch nichts über Einsatz sagen da erst Angekommen ist. jedenfalls um vieles günstiger als die andere bekannte Maschine👍
Becareful people there is a company advertisement on Facebook of the same item ,I learned the hard way I bought 1 and they sent me 10 toothbrushes for $80 and now can't get a hold of them .
I can't buy it in Vietnam. Can you give me a specific picture of the design of the slide inside?
Any plans for Milwaukee router? I’m on the Milwaukee platform and would love to not have to buy into another tool group
Great design. I bought a Domino 500 a year or two ago and it’s used on everything. Way too expensive but this is a great alternative. Well done.
thanks. It is not as good as a festool. just a versatile jig for trim router.
nice job. Make version two with angle adjustment and possible dust collection
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After using it for a bit batching out some wood this week, I am overall pleased with it. Is it a Domino, No, Is it much cheaper and get the job done. Yes. Biggest issues for me are if it moves on you at the wrong time you can get a bit of a kickback. With your hand so close. Not a good feeling. You have to hold it very tight. Small pieces take some clamping finesse with such a large opening on the fence if you are close to the end of a board.
I am going to work on some modifications to hopefully add a clear dust collection shroud which will also protect hands a bit, and add a plexiglass plate to the fence to close up the opening since I only use 5mm and 8mm dominos. That should help with support a bit.
I do like your clamping jig idea there and am going to make one of those as well. That will help alot of those issues too. All in all I think it is a great alternative and gets the job done as it should once you get used to it.
Hello, can you provide any detail on how the side-to-side motion is facilitated? You can clearly see from the video a linear guide rail for movement back and forth, but it is not obvious how transverse motion is created.
@@steviedb9 it has some spring tension but all done by hand the front to back rail is only guide. You can make circles basically with the router. Only limit is your stops in both direction
@@JamisonWorkshop Cool, thanks for the insight and taking the time to reply
Angle adjustment is a top feature for loose tenon joinery.
As of Jan 2023, out of stock. Any idea whe the Makita version will be back in stock?
What a great design! Would be even beter if you could do miters with it too.
Very well done sir, with a little refinement I think that this is definitely a potential contender for the domino.
This video looks different than the one you are selling on the website you linked. Do you have videos of the new design?
What's the maximum length a mortise can be made? Also, is it possible to use on a face? I'd imagine it would work if a fence is removed, but it would need an adjustment mark on the base.
Around 2 inch. The fence can be taken down to use on face. Yes, marking will be helpful
Do you make your own lose tenons, and what size router bit are you using and what size tenon?
Are you considering doing another model with angle adjustment?
That would be too expensive and much more work.
Link to buy doesn't work
Love the product, but I have trouble with alignment. I mark my pieces on the face side, with the two pieces side by side. When I'm trying to line up the mortiser with my mark, the pointer on the fence covers the mark completely. I can estimate, of course, but am I using it correctly? It feels like the pointer could have stopped a centimeter or so short of the edge of the fence.
Hi, the stop blocks can be adjusted for alignment. Remove the front fence by loosening the four bolts and overextend the carriage a bit to expose the stop block set screws. Align the carriage to the base.
Will there be a version for the DeWalt DW611 Compact Router?
Yes I will machine the clamp for dewalt
Great!
Hello
I'm in the UK
Where can I buy one?
Your new Chinese EBay link does not work
Eddie Harper
Hi Eddie,
I think you can buy from unitedclamps.ca or from eBay seller hongsida. eBay clearly bans links to its own site.
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This is excellent! Keeping an eye for when they are available again. Any chance for a custom RIDGID router bracket?
Thanks. I tried the Ridgid one but the battery housing is kind of big and will interfere.
Hi, the link doesn't work
Where i get this? I want one!
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Any sort of ETA on when these will restock?
Should be soon. We are working on a bit redesign.
That’s awesome.
Can it be used in the flat part of the wood not the sides?
doable but not as good as a plunge base and some kind of jig
Hi, excellent jig, where did you adquire this?
will be available soon
Where i can buy that?
Can I by this fiture?
Hi! Is there a possibility to have it mounted on a European standard neck? It is 43 mm!
what does neck mean in this case?
@@boyuantian9510 The neck is the place where you.fasten the jig to the router. This Makita router is 65 mm. In Europe it is often 43 mm. It is a kind of standard fitting
@@sten-akegranberg9807 I see. It would be great if you can share the make & model number and I will look into the feasibility.
@@boyuantian9510 I have got a small router. It is a Metabo OFE 738.But it is still around 700 watts. Enough power for that purpose.
@@boyuantian9510 43mm is universal neck mounting diameter for drills (most corded drills have it) spindle/router motors etc... Some maufacturers have made router motors with 43mm necks like Trend t4, bosch and metabo (cant remember model names anymore), virutex trimmer fr256n, mafell trimmer kf 1000 or mafell milling motor fm 1000, AMB, and the best of them Suhner in several power levels and sizes up to 1800w.
How do go across the face, far from the end?
Not safe
@@boyuantian9510 So how do you make a mortise across the face, say a metre from each end, by any means?
Is this product available for purchase in North America?
yes link in description
Super schnelle Lieferung, sehr Hochwertiges Teil bis jetzt alles Top kann nur noch nichts über Einsatz sagen da erst Angekommen ist. jedenfalls um vieles günstiger als die andere bekannte Maschine👍
where can i bought in india, please share any contact if any
Hi...Awesome! How can I get one please? I mean, I live in France...are you the only one to sell it please?
sure. It wil be available on unitedclamps.ca soon
Is it compatible with Katsu?
as long as it is 65mm O.D. shank
This is a great tool. When will it be available?
Mid September
@@boyuantian9510 Brilliant! What will be price, and how to order? Also, what is maximum plunge depth?
Site says sold out, availability soon?
not sure now. should be December
I wish it could be mass-produced, so it can reach people like me in south east asia D:
Becareful people there is a company advertisement on Facebook of the same item ,I learned the hard way I bought 1 and they sent me 10 toothbrushes for $80 and now can't get a hold of them .
Are these available in the USA??
I'd be happy to pay for the shipping.
Link in description
请问老师在那里能买到
，谢谢
unitedclamps.ca/products/domino-jig-for-makita-rt0701c
When sale tris?
Link in description
This will sometimes make mortise to wide.
Sir, please take my money
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Yeah after I watched this, tons of fake adds! Waiting for yours to be in stock!
Oh man. You know the FB algorithm and data collection really works for its clients, scammers in this case.
@@boyuantian9510 when do you expect more in stock? Thanks
Amazing jig...too bad it would cost another 25% to ship to Italy :(
I want one
bye bye domino haha