Domino's as a pinned tenon.

[Brent Taylor]

Can the larger domino's be pinned with a through dowel or as a drawbore? I have some benches to build and want to use them to add structure to the backrest. Thanks

 

[Tyler Ernsberger]

Yes that can be done.  Watch halfinchshy on youtube.  He goes over it in detail.

 

[rvieceli]

This might help too:

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-how-to/loose-tenon-breadboard-ends-demonstration/msg231732/#msg231732

 

[Stephen B]

This might help too:

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-how-to/loose-tenon-breadboard-ends-demonstration/msg231732/#msg231732

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An excellent reference. It assisted me greatly when breadboarding a Mountain Ash laminated bench just over two years ago, although I used a D500 rather than router.

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[size=8pt][member=13507]thebicyclecafe[/member]

http://festoolownersgroup.com/member-projects/my-magnificent-failure-(and-recovery)/msg281207/#msg281207

 

[curt boyer]

I shoot through the Dominos on both sides of the joint with 5/8"- 18ga brads in 3/4" stock. I mainly do this with paint grade work. It works great and reduces the clamping time as long as it's a tight joint without gaps. I've used this technique on moulding, small doors, and counter edging. I haven't tried pegs yet, but will give them a try.
Cheers
Curt