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Festool Domino jig Part 2 of 2. The Flip Fence.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- A newly developed fence that has an integrated function for mirroring the fence.
Make sure to watch the Domino jig video before watching this one • High precision Festool...
Great jig! Your video clearly explains all of the jigs functions and features, well done.
Nice improvement to an already good jig.
Checker plate on the Ikea stool is also a good idea!
Very clever method of ensuring that you have the fence in the same location after flipping.
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks David, quite satisfied to once and for all solve the flip manouver in a simple way🙂
Excellent upgrade to an already excellent jig!
I was first introduced to the concept of your Domino Jig from those thieving bastages over at Woodpeckers who out right stole your idea. I almost bought their version of your jig until I found out about you and I decided not to support thievery. I ended up buying the Lee Valley version of your jig who I understand gives you a royalty on all their jig sales. Well done! I like to support the inventor when I can!
I thought the same! Can you please confirm that you do get royalties from Lee Valley! Excellent invention!!
@@antonn9966Sorry I didn't see your comment, I'm usually quite quick at answering. Yes Veritas pays me royalties.
@@CarmoniusFinsnickeriI’m glad to hear this
Thanks for sharing! Great for holding and mortising in small parts.
This is fantastic!!!! Very clever --- Thank you for sharing
Fantastic Solution. Really nice work and Many Thanks for sharing
Well done. Very creative.
@@poppamichael2197 Thanks!
Awesome! This is perfect!
Thanks for sharing :)
First Class!. Excellent, ingenious and very practical!
Thanks!
Very smart! Nice work!
This is a great upgrade to the fence. I love it.
Thanks Angie!
Excellent idea and execution.
Riktigt grymt! Bra jobbat!
Hello sir this is a really creative solution nicely executed !!! Congrats
Thank you!
very funny guy, but also, a very clever guy. thank you .
Exactly what I need thank you.
NICE!!!! Very clever.
Super Jig thank you for sharing !
Thanks! As a coincidence I actually have another jig named The Superjig. I will release new videos about that one in a few days, old ones are a bit outdated.
Luv this guy
Very good 👍
Thanks 😊
You're welcome🙂
Hi! Very impressiv work. Thank you very much! Do you sell a making-plan? I would be very happy to get one!
Hi Bruce, thanks! No plans, there is some additional info in the video description for the domino jig, if you want to build your own. It's a quite simple build and many viewers have built one without detailed plans. I'm happy to answer questions if you decide to go ahead with the build.
Any chance you would publish the design to get this CNC routed?
Sorry, no such plans. Triangular piece 30cm straight sides, routed grooves should match t-tracks in the table. Location of thumb screw not critical.
This is fantastic work. I'm attempting to locate the brass knob and bushing you used but am coming up empty. Any chance you can link to the parts used or provide their technical names (for lack of a better phrase)? I think I'm just having a brain fart. Thanks!
Thanks Brian, regarding the "bushing" I think the correct term is cross dowel or barrel nut, these should be quite easy to find and I buy mine in the local hardware store, M6 is used in this case and it might be you have to cut it in length to don't protrude outside the plywood surface. The brass screw is a bit trickier, I searched for knurled thumb screw brass on Aliexpress to find these (link below). But, just about any screw will do the job. If you find other, keep in mind that the diameter of the head needs to be thinner than the plywood thickness. www.aliexpress.com/item/4000127224844.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.595f4c4dJvjUOr
@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri perfect! thanks!
Thank you. Have you considered selling these ?
Thanks! Not into making business of my jigs, more than presenting them good enough so people can build their own and slowly grow the youtube channel. I'm a cabinet maker and furniture designer and often only enjoy making 1pcs of things. Even if there could be money on making jigs and plans it's not in my interest.
Du är oroväckande smart för att vara dansk ;) Denna ligger i pipe:n på att byggas efter frässtålet kommit, tror inte att de ska fungera sämre med nya versionen, om än den gamla var bättre imo..
I just found your channel. You are a very innovative person. Thanks for sharing your ideas. I set the bell to notify me when you post your next video. I will enjoy watching all your videos.
Thanks and welcome to my channel!
will this jig work for the 700? shims?
Don't have the 700 myself so can't answer that. But I think a similar concept could be used with the 700.
This is great! But... question, why not just have a 2nd fence and not have to flip it at all?
Thanks! You have to mirror the fence around the center of the joint to make this work. Having a second fence you would need to make sure that is an exact mirror of the first one, so you wouldn't gain anything. It would instead mean much more work and potential error than just mirroring the fence I have.
@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri OH... yes, that makes sense - thanks!
Great! Do you sell these?
No, I only sell furnitures😉 Cabinetmaking is my main interest, don't want to end up in making jigs in volumes since I don't find that creative enough. #1 is fun, the following ones not so much...
Now Woodpeckers do. It has the fence flip feature but also incorporates height adjustment. th-cam.com/video/g_KEE7Gfsj0/w-d-xo.html
Do you have the dimensions for the jig slots/inserts? love it
I have some pics with rulers layed out as reference. You should be able to figure out all dimensions with help of these. Let me know if there still are specific dimensions you need. drive.google.com/folderview?id=1CT_iVUORUIvTWM67gXPpiXaH0M-HdFet
For the t-tracks I used this cutter, all dimensions included under specification www.axminstertools.com/eu/axcaliber-tee-slot-cutter-for-track-clamps-101972?glCountry=SE&glCurrency=SEK
@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Thank you for the info. I'm going to try to build this soon. I was buying most of the parts out today.
Thank you, this jig is brilliant, and the improvement to the fence is excellent!
@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Hello again - I thought I had seen the source for you thumbscrew and metal dowel someplace . . . was it here earlier?