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7 ways to get around NOT having a DOMINO
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Matthias Wendel built an amazing pantarouter to avoid buying a domino
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I died when you were rocking your Domino like a baby! Don't apologize for having one, this video is a great collection of alternatives.
😂😂😂😂 my new baby!!!
I almost died when it almost fell...lol
Ehh i feel like you should make another channel of you’re going out to use exotic tools. I feel like this channel was a minimalist channel now it’s not. Cool tool though
You shouldn’t apologize. You deserve to have great toys to use in your creations! You always provide great content, I am definitely a fan.
I don't care if you use a domino. Enjoy the fact you're successful enough that you can afford one! But I do appreciate you showing other options.
yup. of course i want one but i dont feel bad for others having stuff i dont have. i have only been into woodwork for a year so i cant expect to have everything already.
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People used to complain about New Yankee Workshop because Norm always used specialized tools or machines. But that’s why I liked the show.
Same here. It's all about using one's head.
Also, I think it's good to first use the other methods (if only because you are too broke to affort a fancy tool) before you get enough money to buy the fancy tool. And I see two advantages to this: i) obviously, you will (havo to) understand some things in order to finds solutions around the limitations posed by you not having all the fancy tools, so you'll use your brain more, and ii) it would avoid the pitfall consisting in buying a lot of expensive fancy tools then go bankrupt before even starting your business (or so low on money you won't be able to afford buying basic tools you didn't realize you need).
@@SerbanCMusca-ut8ny exactly my thoughts. I had the funds to buy all the "fancy" tools off the bat, but specifically did dozens of hours of research and tried to find the best mid range benchtop stuff.
Totally agree it's best to learn on cheaper stuff, or no stuff! You end up training your brain and eventually if/when you can justify it or treat yourself you're in a great situation. Just like she said in the video, she had to learn how to grt around stuff, and look now how "obvious" solutions are to her.
Love it. I'm just now buying a used biscuit joiner, got myself a makita track saw and one day it will be awesome to have a domino, but since I don't NEED it I just can't stomach it even if I can "afford" it. If/when I start selling my hobby projects, I'll definitely get one
You shouldn't have to apologize! I love the content!
Glad you like it!
I agree! I don't get all this being sorry for buying a tool that very relevant to your work. Let me check Amazon and see if it can fit my shop too aaaannd... sweet mother of Jesus, is it made of gold?? 😀
@@mbagattini 😂😂😂
Agree 1000%
100% agree
I recently invested in a dowelmax and that thing is simply amazing. Pretty much dummy proof once you get into the habit of using the checkmark system. For the longest time I used loose tenons made with a router jig I designed, but it wasn't as quick as I'd like. I also used to have a domino and the dowelmax is every bit as accurate, and the joints are plenty strong for woodworking projects. The domino is a bit quicker, but the cost of entry is about 4x that of the dowelmax. I ended up selling my domino since there was a period I had to stop woodworking for a bit. I'm back into the swing of things though, and once I get a few other big tool purchases behind me (CNC and then a sawstop) I'll get the domino again. That thing is a joinery game changer.
Enjoy your new toy!
Totally agree. I invested in the dowelmax and I love it. What she said about having to perfectly align the holes is true. Before I got the dowelmax, it was very difficult to get the dowel holes perfectly aligned with the simple dowel jig that i was using.
@@cfoskeeter Yep. The precision and build quality of the dowelmax is what sold me on it after dealing with and hating one of the cheaper doweling jigs.
Tamara, your words alone are great inspiration, let alone your ideas to solve complex problems with relative simplicity are extraordinary. Thank you for all you have taught me.
Your honesty and care in explaining, managing expectations etc... is quite remarkable. I believe that in this man dominated industry, I find it refreshing. Kind of similar in how a lot of managers are men and we re often missing out on this type or nurturing approach so thank you!
One of these days I’ll probably buy a Domino too. I’m fairly committed to traditional joinery for my furniture pieces, but for other projects I see that they can be a real timesaver. I also think they make a nice little mortise for buttons to attach tabletops. Thanks!
Happy Friday Tamar!!! No need to apologize for anything!!!! You’re my go to sweetheart when I’m scratching my head on a project… This is why I LOVE your channel.. You have no idea how much you have helped me… Thanks so very much 😊
Awesome to hear! Thanks!
I just got the 500 and it changed my life. So worth it. You'll love it. I wish I had known about the 1099.99 version, I bought the 1019.99 one and then bought all the stuff that came with the more expensive one separate. I got the CT 15, don't ever use that thing without dust collection or you'll wreck it, but I'm sure you know. I'd love to see Domino content, looking forward to it. Great video, congrats on the new tool you deserve it!
Part of the charm of your videos is watching you figure out new techniques and overcoming any problems you encounter with your projects, including making the odd mistake. It feels like we’re all learning together. However, we all have to grow and improve - and that includes our tools as well as ourselves - so there’s no need to feel guilty about upgrading. The woodworking aspect will always be there no matter how sophisticated the machinery. Long may you continue!
Haha! Thanks for that!
Exactly! 100% agree. I am not here for tools, I want to know the thought process and learn. Doesn’t matter to me which tool is used.
@9:22 In my head, I actually heard Mike's voice saying "The MIGHTY biscuit joiner!" Love his channel as well as yours!
Never heard it referred to as a "Domino". Oh, it's Festools name for their joiner.
Hahah! He’s great
I'm waiting for the patent to expire so I can get the Porter-Cable or the Bosch one.
There are several versions available, Dewalt and Makita are at Lowes and Home Depot I think, also Amazon.
@@gwbuilder5779 Or get a Ryobi or Triton off Amazon, they're cheaper.
@@a0flj0 Exactly. Plenty of options.
@@gwbuilder5779 I don't think any of those products actually make floating tenons though. They typically are some variation of biscuits or dowels.
Or, with my budget, a Wen! Festool's earliest Domino patents were around 2004. Patents run 20 years, not including later innovations. I'm pretty sure most manufacturers have designs ready to produce as soon as they can, but we won't see affordable options until 2024 at the earliest.
You don’t need to justify your purchase. Your content is amazing. We get to watch you grow. And as you grow and your tools change and become more professional, hopefully we will too! Enjoy your reward for your hard work!
Very glad that you explained your philosophy behind getting tools to support your business. Many youtubers flaunt their tools expecting everyone to have them. And thanks for all the great dowel tips!
Glad you liked it. Thanks!
"We take ugly, rough pieces of lumber and we turn them into things that they're not supposed to be."
The World needs more Tamars
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Good luck with your new toy! I'm jealous. I think part of your appeal has been your "relateability" to new wood workers. You use the tools we have or help find a way for the tools we don't. This is switching from fixing honda engines to Ferrari engines. fun to watch but perhaps less likely to inspire someone to have a go themselves.
I agree with you here, however at a certain point a decision has to be made... Does the shop stay the same so the content remains consistent (like dedicated to making content for new woodworkers a la Woodworking for Mere Mortals), or does the shop continue to evolve over time (like many of ours do). Gotta decide what your passion is, I think. Tamar is pretty clear about it, she gets it, addresses it, and I hope many will understand.
@@MosquitoMade - in a few years it will be CNC router...
@@MosquitoMade I don't disagree. everything changes, you have to grow. I was just acknowledging a shift in focus/direction and potential implications of that shift. no criticism implied.
@@martinmoss317 We're completely on the same page there (I saw your comment after I posted a similar one lol). Just based on how she addressed it at the beginning and end, she clearly understands that as well.
Glad you get it. Yeah. I started woodworking for the love of woodworking and creating. Not to make TH-cam videos…. I happen to have turned it into a business with the videos. But I’m not going to let that stop me from growing and creating in the way that I feel the most comfortable. I’m not setting up my channel to be anything…. It’s just a documentation of my “journey”. Ha
I don't know a lot about woodworking, but nearly everything I learned was from watching Norm Abram every morning on PBS while I was getting ready for work. He had all these fancy tools to make certain cuts or joints, so my default reaction was "well, guess I can't build that project either...". The more episodes I watched, the more I realized he taught many other techniques to achieve the same results. Thank you for this video. So much great information.
You are awesome and no need to justify anything you decide to use; it’s your shop, your channel, your choice…and you have been such a help to so many with the straightforward way you explain things and show people how to grow their skills. Thanks for all you do!
Awesome to hear! Thanks so much!
Como sempre sensacional! Sou seu fã! Abraço
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Can't wait for all the "don't hate me" disclaimers every time you pull out the Domino for future projects. :)
Seriously, you've got a great attitude about this and woodworking in general so don't worry about the haters. You of all people simply cannot be accused of going the easy route - your creative workarounds are legendary! As a hobbyist at this point, I can't justify the cost of a Domino, preferring to put that money into wood but if I ever get into more of a production mindset, it'd be my first purchase! Still waiting for you to get a decent table saw though. :)
Haha! I can’t help myself! 😂😂 I will upgrade that saw one day! But for now, it works just fine 👍
I love the content! I've been woodworking for 30+years. I started with basic tools and still use the easiest methods. When you use a Domino in your videos, in my mind, I'm already thinking of other ways to get the same thing done. I do have a biscuit joiner, but i find it makes loose joints, so i have to consider that when using it. Great work!
This is why I love following your videos from early days onwards.
- You actually show me the mistakes I am also making, hence I learn.
- The jigs you make are exactly what I need for my skill level where it is and suits my budget.
-As my skill level grows, you actually introduce the better tools to get there faster.I can then make more informed decisions.
- And now my budget is maxed for the RIGHT tool in the correct category (routers ,more routers, another router love that router!)
Please keep it up. Also think about a paypal link if you want one day as I would love to actually contribute to more of these videos!
Thanks so much! I have plans available to sale on my site ☺️☺️
20:23 "We take ugly rough pieces of lumber, and we turn them into things that they're not supposed to be" -
or sometimes, in George Nakashima's way of thinking, we make them into exactly what they were supposed to be 😁
Ha! I was thinking more like guitars. Trees don’t want to be guitars. We force them into those shapes and functions
Loved the video, it would be silly to get mad. I watch your videos for the end product. Love seeing what you build!
Awesome to hear! Thanks!
I love the attitude about how you figure out how to work with what you have and encourage a problem solving attitude. Well done.
Thanks!
Tamar, I told you some time ago that you are the teacher. This video is a perfect example of that so well done. I remember my days in woodwork classes at high school and there were no power tools to be found. But you know what, that taught how to improvise with whatever hand tools were available and those skills are invaluable. Now we have access to some amazing power tools that just make things easier and quicker. Time is money in today's world so we have to take advantage of the quickest way to get the job done. Festool are very expensive but make some awesome products, have fun with your new toy. Great video.
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
"Just be creative" because there is more than one way to do woodworking
Agreed!
Would like to see you in a well insulated shop filled with festool and sawsafe.
Keep on keepin' on!
Haha one day.
Sawsafe? Were you referring to Sawstop?
Love that you show that having or not having a specific tool is OK and not an excuse not to build something and there is always another way to do things…Tamar thank you for helping us learn new techniques
So glad you like it! 💪☺️
Tamar, I think with the spline edge gluing technique, you might be better served to flip the piece over and rout/cut the groove again from a different side to make sure it is centered. It will give you a 'loose' fit and give you more room for glue on the edge grain. It will require more careful alignment, but in reality, that is what 'loose' tenon joiner is all about.
No, no, no I loved that you weren't a Festool Fool. I saw the box and shouted "NO!! Not Tamar"
Sorry to disappoint! But I’m super excited about it!
For the uninitiated, why does Festool get so much hate?
Why? If you can afford it, use the best tools for the job. I use a full complement of them and they work really, really well. Don't let ego get in the way of productivity and an easier life. Also, I hate their pricing structure. 🤷♂️
@@eviebr83 Festool tools are very expensive and they work well together as a system. People that 1- don’t understand the system and 2 - likely have not used these tools extensively doesn’t recognize the value compared to regular brands.
@@eviebr83 - Festool is overpriced and overhyped
Keep up the good work. Don't ever apologize for growing as a wood worker or person. The haters will always hate.
Thanks so much! 👍👍
How does buying/using a Domino equate to growing as a wood worker? It's a highly specialised tool for people where time = money. I.e. furniture production. In that context it makes perfect sense.
For a hobbyist wood worker it is a luxury purchase that shows you've got more money than sense.
For a YT content creator it reduces viewer interest if you keep pulling out a tool that viewers can't afford each time you need to join two pieces of wood together in a project.
One of the things I love about woodworking and DIY in general (electrical, mechanical, etc) is exactly the tools because I love tools, buttons, and machinery in general. 😊
You’re not alone there!
Tamar, you put so much imagination and intelligence into your videos. You provide us with endless inspiration, exploring alternative methods for a given goal and experimenting to discover what's possible. I'm delighted to see your excitement over a new tool, and yes so what if they're also toys?? That's what life should be about! You've more than proved your worth as a maker. Indulge yourself, you deserve it.
Thanks so much!
All I’m taking from this is that I need a domino.
Hahaha! I’m so excited about it!
You know a person is dedicated to their audience when she puts a 22 minute video to show you to “don’t be mad at me!”
I’m not. I’m buying a domino once I finish paying off the new table saw in a few months.
Hahaha! I knew It couldn’t just pop up in a random video! There needed to be an explanation 😂
Congratulations! I heard what you said but didn’t think you were going to be changing to a production mode on your type TH-cam videos. As you said most of us don’t and won’t have a domino so we liked watching you come up with ways we could also do it. Doesn’t mean we won’t continue to watch your great build videos.
Bottom line here is that I’m really glad you got one and know you will enjoy using one. Thanks for sharing!
Oh. I definitely won’t be changing to production mode. There is just one small aspect of my projects that’s going to take me a shorter amount of time to do. So my projects will be finished quicker and more efficiently
I think we all buy the tools we need whenever we can afford them, as well as the tools we want once we can justify the cost to ourselves.
As a weekend woodworker I cannot justify buying any Festool tools for myself, but I love to watch them being put to use on TH-cam!
You keep doing what you do with whatever tools you decide to buy, and I'll keep looking out for your videos.
No need to justify your purchases. You can't please all the people all the time.
Glad you’ll still watch. Ha
Great tool to have... But I can't see myself buying one...too expensive.
Not for everyone! I totally get it!
They are only $200, put $5 in a jar for a year and you have more than enough. Better yet, if you have a Veteran friend, have him buy it (with your money) that will save you 10%
@@ChipEstrada Hmmm. Not sure what “they” you mean. Biscuit (plate) joiner and dowel max come in at about $200. Domino (drool) comes in at about $1,000.
@@ChipEstrada I am a military from Canada and I will remind you that the Canadian dollars worth 70 cents for a 1 US dollar......... it is a pure racket... Super happy for Tamar and I am a bit jealous of your new tool. Enjoy it. ha ha
@@luctoulouse worth almost 2 large here!
It is inevitable. Domino joinery is just one of many innovations that happened through the evolution of wood working. It's not different from any power tool there is. It will serve its purpose, whether it breaks the bank or not. . .err, it will most definitely. But case and point, power tools are invented to aid workers in their craft, and this domino-thingy-majig, is just one of them tools.
I’m sure lots of people complained when electric saws first came out 😂😂😂
@@3x3CustomTamar exactly! 🤣
Congrats on the domino! We all wish we had one too and that’s why some peeps get mad so I wouldn’t worry about it…I have been looking for an affordable yet efficient way for dowel joinery, almost bought the dowelmax, but then ran across a video from Dennis at Hooked on Wood (episode 27), he does a series on China Tools and when I saw his video on a dowel joining system, I was “hooked”…I ordered the kit and was not disappointed. It’s not as fast as the domino, but it’s not much slower…it’s ideal for cabinet making, shelves/dividers and edge joining for glue ups…for about $110 I was able to get a jig that is fast and accurate, makes seamless joints…if I was a pro like yourself I would absolutely buy a domino, but for me this cheap but quality jig was a true bargain and excellent find…keep up the good content!
Your a professional,I’m a weekend hobbyist I love the process and half the fun is coming up with alternatives.Enjoy your new tool you earned it 😊
"The quicker and more efficiently I can make my projects, the more videos I can make for you guys." WRONG APPROACH! I could watch a commercial furniture production line making many wonderful products and LEARN NOTHING USEFUL. I stopped watching April Wilkerson and Darbin Orvar because they focus now on their $$$ creations, and less on making the creative process approachable.
How you gonna tell someone the way they want to do something on their channel is the wrong approach? FOH 🤡🤡
@@chrislamoureux5500 He's got a point. So do you, though. Ultimately it is 100% her call, but as channels evolve, as they must, so must their audiences. For better or for worse. I used to watch Wranglerstar 10 years ago. No longer. If you're familiar with his channel, you'll know what I mean. Last time I looked at his subscriber count, he doesn't miss me
@@chrislamoureux5500 If Tamar says "FOH", then I am gone. If Lamourpropre says it, it means less than nothing.
I started this channel as a journey of my woodworking. People seemed to like when I shared what I learned along the way. There is nothing that’s going to change from that. It’s not like all of a sudden I know all because I have this magical tool. To think that is silly. Each project has its own unique challenges and this one tool is not going to solve them all. Ha
@@3x3CustomTamar I love your stuff and how much you've grown is nuts. If you find ways to be faster and crank out more content cool. With the wide range of things you make and your creative process there's no way your videos will be fluff articles. Your channel is a reflection of you and as a woodworker myself I honestly don't watch your channel to learn (although I do) I watch it for you....that sounds way creepier than I meant for it to lol.
Excellent video!!! I'm so happy for you getting a new toy and you'll love Festool. Thank you so much for also including alternate methods of doing things in your video's. It's great that you make woodworking accessible to everyone by showing different ways of doing things. Your narration is great and I get a good laugh from your sense of humor. Hope your kids can come to terms with the fact that you have a new "Festool baby" now. Keep up the great work!
Hahaha! They are very jealous of all the attention I am giving the new baby… 😂
I find more and more that the first place I go to when I need a solution to a problem I am having, is your YT channel. Thanks for the solutions!
Congratulations on getting a Domino! After my first big project using mine, I would have found the money and bought one if I had not already owned it. It really save time when it comes to mortising for joinery in my projects. I am sold on the domino.
Thank you for your videos. I really enjoy the verity that you provide on various ways to accomplish woodworking projects. Blessings!!
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
Thanks again for not only reminding us about finding optional ways around a missing tool, but also giving us your insight in the how and why you use a particular tool and approach to different woodworking applications. One thing I would point out on using the spline though is the use of a plunge cut on each end and cutting the length so that the spline doesn't show on the end for pieces that would be visible such as in a divider or when edge joining two pieces together where there won't be banding around the outside edges. Always learn from watching your videos, Tamar. Thanks,
Glad you liked it! Yeah. That would be for a panel you would inset into something 👍
I think you have the best and honest youtube maker channel. great job, keep doing that. I love your style. thanks for sharing
Awesome to hear! Thanks!
No need to apologize. You work hard! Go treat yourself. Like you said, it will help you with efficiency of producing more content. It’s cool that you understand not everyone can afford a Festool Domino and providing awesome alternatives videos like this one is amazing. I’m new to Woodworking as a weekend warrior from Dallas,TX. I love your jigs videos. I have a Dewalt 7845 Table Saw similar to your 745. So your Crosscut sled and Straight Edge Jig are freaking amazing. Now that lumber prices are going back down. I can’t wait to start making mine. Thanks again for your videos keep up the great work.
Awesome to hear! Yes! I have only been using scraps… or at least trying to… ha
Your knowledge overwhelms me. You can speak faster than I can process the info. Not a criticism of you but a observation of my own learning curve. Your enthusiasm is contagious so it all balances out in the end.
Haha
I have the 700xl and it is a great tool. I use for so many things that my big mortiser can’t do. I use it for shelves, doors, cabinet face frames including installing the face frame. I have used it for making drawers too. I may still use mortise and tenon when I want the joint to show.
Great video lots of information love your creativity in making jigs, awesome . Keep the videos coming
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
Funny how discussions about wood joinery become so colourful... decorative or functional, old vs new,. For many speed, cost, safety and repeatability matter too. There is so much to consider if one truly wants to explore the merits and suitability of one joint, wood species/material and geometry over another for a given load profile, function and aesthetic. As an old structural engineer that has worked on numerous wood, wood composite and timber structures, along with putzing around in my own shop - it is fun to just build stuff and improve my skill at working with wood, regardless of the tools I may have at hand.
3x3Custom - Tamar... great content and always a super delightful attitude, makes me smile, get off the couch and into the shop.
So awesome to hear! Especially the get off the couch part! 💪💪💪
Don't apologize for having a domino you have worked had for 4 years and worked around it so so long i'm glad you got one. Sometimes you just need something to make a take easy so your creativity and be spent somewhere else.
I’m so glad to have it now!
You do you. Your videos are amazing and I have learned SO MUCH from you. Please keep up the amazing content no matter what tool you are using.
I’ll try my best! ☺️
BRILLIANT! Good, sage advice. Thank you.
Tamar, I fully understand your idea to get the domino in an effort to save time of your projects, I am not a pro but I don’t have much time to dedicate in the shop between work and family, time is scarce. I saved and got the domino, absolutely no regrets, it enabled me to saved a lot of time and achieving projects much quicker. You have always showed different ways to make joints in your past videos. Being such an entertaining person, your videos are fun to watch! Keep up the good work!
That’s so awesome to hear! Yeah, it doesn’t make sense for everybody, but it’s amazing for those of us that need it!
That was simply the most hilarious, amazing and joyful advertisement for "7 reasons why I do not need domino (at least for now)" .. you are doing great stuff. Thank You!
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Love your channel. You do a great job at teaching. I teach photography and fully understand the teaching process. You do it well. You also come up with great content are quite talented. Tools are just things that make life and the ability to do your job easier. I, as a photographer/videographer too have a lot of tools of the industry. In my beginning I made lots of things that did the job and worked. Though, the "paid for" tool just made life easier. The Festool Domino Joiner is just a great tool for one specific thing. And if you need those quickly and regularly it's a huge time saver.
I just came across this video and it was exactly what I needed. A quick summary and how to joints. I’m starting my woodworking journey and this is exactly the content I needed. Thanks.
Awesome.
You are so talented in both presentation and woodworking. Thx for uploading!
Great video!
I do love seeing how you have come up with so many jigs to get around all the different ways to make joints. I also used the same slot cutter before I got a biscuit jointer and I made a simple version of your exact width dado jig shortly after seeing that video. I didn't have T track so just screwed stops to as needed.
I can see exactly why you'd get a domino. I do similar with costly tools that save time on paying jobs. Looking forward to seeing it in action!
Thanks! I can’t wait to use it!
*Easily* one of the best woodworking channels on the interwebs! Keep up the great work, Tamar, and don’t let the haters get to ya’! 🙂
Awesome to hear! Thanks!
I realize I'm a bit late to the party, not having seen many of your videos - even this one is coming up on a year old, but there are so many great jigs. I'll definitely be checking out more videos. Much appreciated. Cheers!
Glad you appreciate it!
I got a Domino several years ago and was lucky enough to get it used. Got the Domino and the accessory kit for about the price of the Domino alone. I also bought other Festool tools at estate sales. Took a while, but a great deal. I think you will like your Domino more than you realize. It's a great tool. Game changer. You will love it. (I'm so cheap I make my own dominos and still do not regret buying it.)
I’m so excited about it!
Thanks for the video, I use the "Mortise Master" jig I bought to make loose tenon joinery. It's reasonably priced and works great for this novice builder. My first project was a night stand with frame and panel construction. The jig was fast easy and accurate! I am envious of your Domino, it's on my wish list, but until then the Mortise Master is amazing.
Looks like a good jig!
Thank you! this video felt so genuine. Go ahead and use that festool! You deserve it.
Haha I will! 🤘🤘🤘
Never apologize for having or getting a new tool to do the job that much faster and cleaner. You've put in the work and sweat with basic tools to get to where you are now in your woodworking journey
For the dowel marking pins. Put the piece with the pins in flat on the bench and the piece of be marked on it's edge. Then your bench takes care of the alignment for you. I like your dowel jigs, that's pretty cool.
Hi Tamar,
Glad to see you sharing your joy over another time-saving tool, as well as showing that your "too expensive" tool isn't the only show in town. Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate the alternatives.
Regards,
R
Glad you liked it! Always more than one way to get it done!
Great video i have tried some of these techniques in the recent past beacuse i am at home-diyer level and suddenly i was given a task to make bunch of very big table tops. I discovered that the best metod for alignment that worked for me and my material (thickness was not equal across the boards but top surface was nicely planed) was wolfcraft doweling jig. It is a pair of clamps, one clamp is used to secure both boards in constant position and second one has pilot holes for 6, 8 and 10mm drill bit. Holes are drilled in reference to the top surface. Also i would like to mention that you dont have to use biscuits with router slot cutting bit, i think better idea is to use plywood with significant thickness and bigger slot cutter.
Sounds like it works great!
I love these kinds of videos Tamar!!!
The only thing I wish I had like in your shop is your energy 😀. Good luck with your new tool and if any haters don’t like it too bad. It’s your shop, your life and you need not apologize for living your life. You go girl. 👍
Hahaha thanks!
Great vid as always Tamar, thanks, how exciting to get a domino, now I have tool envy as well as workshop envy!! Defo on my wish list, thanks again for posting, take care and keep em coming!!
Hha glad you like it!
Woo can't wait to see what will you build with the domino, your projects are consistently the most unique and creative in all of my woodworking subscriptions!
That’s so awesome to hear! Thanks!
I'm always blown away by the jigs you make. Congrats on the new purchase. There's nothing wrong with buying something to make your life easier.
Thanks!
Don’t apologize. You have been making some of the coolest jig videos for a bit. You’ve earned your upgrade! Can’t wait to see the cool stuff you come up with next👍👍.
Excited to put it to good use!
That’s awesome presentation and really helps so much
Awesome to hear!
Thanks for your videos, as you say there are many ways to do the things. Important is get fun and get results nice for you.
Thanks!
What can I say that others haven't already I love your work arounds, and enjoy your videos. Don't worry about having a Domino joiner ,and I look forward to seeing you use it.
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Wow congrats !! So awesome to see you grow and get new toys. Very motivated tips and totally invaluable! You rock Tamar !
Thanks so much!
I like seeing the new tools! About a year ago I didn’t have any. Now I can do many wood working projects. I still don’t have a router or router table. But I learned from you how to use my table saw to do V cuts into hardwood and plywood to dress the edge of the plys. Someday, I’ll get a router table.😉
Router tables are awesome!
I am hobbyist and I ended pulling the trigger on a domino. I used to rely on a dowel jig but like you I value time cause I don’t have much to spare on the weekends for my projects. It is expensive, but I love it. And also, I babied mine and dropped it once from my work table. It still works fine 😁
Hahahah! Oh no!
Great video, I really enjoy when you bring out new tools, please continue. Thank you.
Awesome to hear. Thanks!!
How could anyone get mad at you ?
Can’t wait to see you use this awesome tool and making awesome projects as you always do , good on ya for getting this tool it’s a great decision
Watching from Australia 🇦🇺
Haha thanks!
Great video Tamar.
For the amount of joinery you do the Domino is absolutely justified, no apology necessary.
I'm with you on the pocket hole joinery. I tried it once - wouldn't bother again! There are so many better alternatives in almost every situation.
Thanks! I’m excited to use it! And yes. Drilling a hole for dowels is just as easy!
I use my Makita biscuit joiner in many occasions and appreciate that it cost maybe 15% of a domino and came with dust capture also. However, when a stronger joint is really important, chairs and tables for example then a loose tenon joint is much stronger so use your jig. Pocket holes are great for certain jobs but you are right that they are not for structural load work. Use a jointing sled to get around not having jointer and dado jigs along with the micro jig dado tool on the table saw. So many ways to do everything, some are better for particular tasks.
You inspire me to do more woodworking... recently finished my first own workshop build, with insulation n all, inspired by you and other youtube woodworkers... started woodworking early last year, from watching cool vids like these🤙👌👌... keep it up!! Love from Swaziland 🇸🇿
So awesome to hear!
I feel the same way. The Domino always seemed to me like, as Chris Salamone of FourEyes says, "Woodworking on Easy mode" and I swore I wasn't going to take shortcuts like that. Felt real superior. What changed my mind (and I just got my Domino DF-500 this week, so we're both new to the tool) was a project where I did lots of loose tenon joints with a router and handmade tenon stock. It worked just fine, but took a lot of time and I was constantly making sure I had the pieces oriented right and taking 3-4 passes with the router per mortise. And I don't have the pressure of a TH-cam channel; just the pressure of trying to pack the most woodworking into a short weekend. But I got the Domino so I won't have to spend my time obsessing over mortises; I can instead spend that time either improving the designs or just getting things done faster to go on to the next project. (I have quite a list in waiting.)
Yes!!! Exactly!!! Now I feel like I can free up some creative space in my head to think more about the project as a whole than how am I going to get this all together
Built your loose tenon jig. (plans are great, strongly recommend buying if making the jig!) Jig is very accurate (build it that way!) and easy to set up and use. It's also IMHO more like 'real' woodworking (whatever that really means) So I'm happy with that for now. But a domino cutter someday... Who knows!? Thanks for another excellent and honest video!
Awesome to hear! Glad it worked out for you!!
This was super motivating!
Keep on making great Videos and no need to apologize.
Stay safe!
Awesome to hear!
Just came across this one. But oh man, I feel bad that you felt bad/guilty about getting one. You've got one of the most creative channels out there. No need to justify your purchase! It's well-deserved!
You are so smart! One of my favorites.
Love the channel and this episode. Every tool exists to make a task easier and faster. Every purchase requires a cost benefit decision. Congrats for being in a position that you can justify a Domino! The turkeys have worked their magic. 😉
Hahahah! Magical turkeys!! Bring em on!
Well deserved!! keep on making beautiful piece of artwork
Thanks! I’ll try. Ha
Happy for you Tamar! It's a natural progression and yes I've watched tons of videos of yours. I'm still waiting for you to tell us you upgraded to a cabinet saw 👀. I'd do the happy dance for you lol. 45 days out then I can start making Saw dust again... feels like an eternity. Congratulations on the Domino, may it serve you well. Have a wonderful day.
One day…. Ha
Excellent video full of wisdom. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sold!! I want one too!! Horsing around with other joinery methods can be time-consuming and have the potential for mistakes. I bet you'll find all kinds of things to do with it. I look forward to seeing what's next.
I’m glad to put it to good use!