accessory fence for domino?

[MrMac]

I've searched about, but I haven't come across anything that will do what want. It would be a fence? or some such thing that attaches to the domino (500) so you can "register" your cuts off of the 45 deg. end of your panels. The point being that I want to use the face of the material for my common starting point? I hope this makes sense.

 

[Alan m]

im not sure i follow. could you show what you mean.

 

[Woodsgood]

Something like this?

http://www.csaw.com/lamello/images/multi_top_21.jpg

 

[Deansocial]

Makes sense to me as often thats the point your trying to line up

 

[MrMac]

Makes sense to me as often thats the point your trying to line up

ya! that's it! or something like that for the domino

 

[RONWEN]

Why won't the regular Domino fence do the job?  I'm missing it.

 

[MrMac]

Why won't the regular Domino fence do the job?  I'm missing it.

I want to use the face of the material for the common starting point. I am joining two different thicknesses of MDF at a corner, so that's why I want to use the face to register off of.

 

[RONWEN]

Why won't the regular Domino fence do the job?  I'm missing it.

I want to use the face of the material for the common starting point. I am joining two different thicknesses of MDF at a corner, so that's why I want to use the face to register off of.

Then you also want the vertex of each angle (of different thicknesses) to be coincidentally located?

Again, if the Domino fence is adjusted at 90 degrees to the bevel angle and the fence height adjusted to the desired mortise location both pieces  should join to make a good corner.

OR, I still don't get what you are trying to do....  [embarassed]

 

[greg mann]

I believe if you put the pieces you want to join back to back with the bevels matching you will have a valid reference surface using the 90 degree setting. The added benifit is you do this once and can mill both pieces. Just remember they will be flipped around when you assemble.

 

[RONWEN]

I believe if you put the pieces you want to join back to back with the bevels matching you will have a valid reference surface using the 90 degree setting. The added benifit is you do this once and can mill both pieces. Just remember they will be flipped around when you assemble.

Well stated Mr. Mann. 

As Greg says register off of the left edge on one piece and the right edge on the mating piece.

 

[MrMac]

I believe if you put the pieces you want to join back to back with the bevels matching you will have a valid reference surface using the 90 degree setting. The added benifit is you do this once and can mill both pieces. Just remember they will be flipped around when you assemble.

Well stated Mr. Mann. 

As Greg says register off of the left edge on one piece and the right edge on the mating piece.

great idea! gonna try that thanks!

 

[Rick Christopherson]

Just use the support bracket.