A New Use For The Domino?
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So creative. No metal used and no wasted delivery.
Neat idea, Keith, especially the modified mortices in the shelves themselves to lock them in position rather than let them sit on top of the protruding dominoes, which would also be OK - like in kitchen cabinets.
Excellent idea Keith 👍🏼
You're the master of creatively using what you have to hand chap. Nice.
Elegant solution for using the tools & materials you already have! I must admit, when you drilled and countersunk the domino to lock the shelf, I tried to blow the sawdust away... maybe it's time for a nap.
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digging the new shorter videos!
Clever. I enjoy watching a creative mind at work. Looking forward to the build video.
You could use a drill and dowel in the exact same way too.
Professor of adapting, improvising and overcoming! Another great video
Good idea Keith using what you've got. Thinking out of the box. I'm sure every Domino user will be trying out this quick and easy method now. Tony
Nice solution. All you need is a festool domino 😂
Brilliant, Keith! Fantastic work! 😃
That's an excellent tip! Thanks!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Interesting idea. There is more potential for inaccuracy and wonky shelves if you don't measure correctly than there is with pins, but equally those shelves should take more weight without the supports bowing downwards. It's always nice to find unusual uses for tools we already have.
Your cat thought it was a good idea and gave a look of approval! 😺👍
Hi Keith. Milwaukee M12 installation drill with the offset head is amazing for tight situations. The right angle head is also brilliant. It has become my most used drill/driver.
Excellent. Someone should make steel or brass dominos specifically for this purpose.
I use 4mm dominoes. A spacer block means that I can put in a series of slots rather like a shelf pin jig. A refinement is to make some dominoes out of 4mm polycarbonate sheet. Polish them up and they can be used on glass shelves.
A great example of 'rung what ya brung'! Love it. Brilliant idea.
I have a very similar situation with built-in shelves. This is a brilliant solution (I didn't want a row of cheap "I got this on sale at IKEA" holes and shelf pins. Your idea is MUCH better than either shelf pins or fixed shelves. Thanks! I'm pleased to see Dylan looking so well. Love your content, keep up the good work.
Thank you
Hey Keith, thanks for another great video. My stickers arrived today 😀. Looking forward to the full build video.
Clever idea, and resourceful use of materials you already own! Thanks for sharing!
Very clever . i have done something similar to hold my axes for chopping wood. Offcut of wood mounted on wall, holes with offcuts of bamboo hammered in , simple and effective.
Hi everyone, Instead of saying now I need a domino, this can be done with biscuits or dowels as well, just FYI (see some of the Canadian youtubers). Very good demonstration Keith
I thought no way biscuits strong enough for shelves. Wowza
I forgot about that, but yes John Heisz did use biscuits in a similar way and then tested them with his own body weight! Give it a search on TH-cam 👍
When you do your round up at the end, it always looks like you're riding a stationary exersise bike. ;-) Keep up the good work Keith!
My favourite phrase "using things i already have" very ingenious Keith.
Great idea, now I just need to buy a Domino! Seriously, a good idea is one that works for you.
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Pretty neat. Especially the locking screw.
This is fantastic! Nothing extra to find a home for, no additional purchase and frankly the domino is a better size for this in my opinion
Really enjoying the last few shorts, good to mix it up 🙂
Great idea, thanks!
Really good idea. Nice and neat.
I like it. It’s a great additional use of a tool, usually relegated to one task only.
Clever idea, Keith!
Have a Festool DF700 for a few months now, still have to get used to the idea that I can actually make more things now, these dominos make so many builds a lot easier!
What an ingenious (other use) for the dominoes👏 Cheers Rob
Excellent idea.
Pretty neat idea.
What a great idea!
You could also cut a long slot in the side of the shelf, just short of the front. Then it just slots onto the dominoes.
On "loose" mode it doesn't even take that long.
What a good idea!
That’s a great idea Keith for shelf pins, nice one dude 🤙🏻
Cheers Sam
Another great idea with video to us mortals how it’s done correctly. Thanks mate, have a good one 👍🇦🇺
Good solution!
I did once come across a cupboard on a clients premises where the dowels supporting the shelves turned out to be 13A fuses!
Good thinking, supplies are getting harder to get. Use materials wisely things will be different from now I believe
Excellent……. 👍
A rather nifty idea.
Great idea! Although…good luck buying a Domino right now- I decided to treat myself to one recently but every UK seller appears to be on back-order for at least 12 weeks and the eBay prices are through the roof!
Wow that is crazy! I got mine second hand but the prices aren't much better
Was going treat myself with 1400 router, same lead times. Oh well, ordered 1010 shipping end of this month.
If you've only come here for Dylan skip to 03:49.
He looks well after rehab :D
Nice idea but im pretty sure the cost of the Dominos is more that a pack of shelf pins 😉
The total cost is 40p for two shelves. So no, I don't think so!
Smart idea👍. And another reason to justify the cost of a domino 😄
I think John Heisz had the same idea a couple of years ago. Still a good idea though.
Oh yeah he did biscuits! I remember seeing him testing them with his own body weight 🤣🤣🤣
Aren't dominoes quite expensive, making dowels a better idea? Although if you didn't have any, you might as well have waited for the commercial ones, thus negating the whole point, I suppose! Looks like a good idea as it would be strong and the countersunk screws were tidy. Thanks for posting.
They're 5p each
@@RagnBoneBrown Thanks for the response. I've never bought any and I did wonder. Good idea all round then! Cheers
Do you think regular dowels would have been just as sturdy? Especially dowels the same diameter as metal shelf pins? They'd be easier to install as they'd only require a drill, which most people have.
Shelf pins are usually tiny, so I don't think the same size dowels would be a good idea but depends how much weight you're putting on them. 6mm or 8mm dowels would be fine for most cases
@@RagnBoneBrown Thanks for the info.
How are the hikoki tools? Do you still use them? How are they?
My brother has them, they are fine
genius
Dylan at @3:48
Cat 3:50
3:25 where's the head gone
It's detachable fortunately
oooh first :P
Great idea.