TJ Cornish
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The first two projects I've used the Domino on are a little unorthodox, but sometimes when you don't know any better, you get some interesting things done.
Project one was aligning the face frames of the cabinets I made. I've done this in the past with clamps and screws, but the Domino just solved all of the alignment issues automatically.
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The next project was putting skis in the bottom of a church pew I cut down. The pew was originally bolted to the floor. That's not the reality in the house, so I needed a little more stability. I had to add a chunk on the bottom of the center supports to make up for the 3/4" I added to the end pieces.
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It's pretty cool - the Domino is quickly becoming my favorite way to stick two boards together.
Project one was aligning the face frames of the cabinets I made. I've done this in the past with clamps and screws, but the Domino just solved all of the alignment issues automatically.
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The next project was putting skis in the bottom of a church pew I cut down. The pew was originally bolted to the floor. That's not the reality in the house, so I needed a little more stability. I had to add a chunk on the bottom of the center supports to make up for the 3/4" I added to the end pieces.
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It's pretty cool - the Domino is quickly becoming my favorite way to stick two boards together.
