Looking for jig ideas for Domino to do mitered cabinet doors
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assuming that the stock is the same width for every piece i would mount the domino to a sheet of ply using the hole in the back and put stips of ply anound it to hold it in position.
i would then attach another stip of ply to the base ply at the angle (presumably 45 deg ) to the face of the domino and put a toggle clamp on top of this. this would hold every thing nice and solid
i would then attach another stip of ply to the base ply at the angle (presumably 45 deg ) to the face of the domino and put a toggle clamp on top of this. this would hold every thing nice and solid
Tim Sproul
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IME, assembling tenon reinforced mitered frames is a PITA. Have you considered different method to reinforce the miters? Splines or laps or routed keys?
Tim Sproul
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Are you in Taos, NM?
It is a great ski hill.
It is a great ski hill.
Taos said:
Taos,
I made this to make those jobs easy, this has a clamp to hold the wood and a lever that pulls forward which gives a smooth and steady cutting action.
If you need to keep things square or at an angle you will see some slots in the bench in front of the Domino, these take an adjustable sliding fence to keep the work piece aligned.
nickao
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This works really well:
You have to get get this, 124.99:
http://woodhaven.com/Woodhaven-966-Biscuit-Master/M/B001NZ2O6O.htm
Then add this for 19.99:
http://woodhaven.com/Woodhaven-966D-Biscuit-Master-Domino-Kit/M/B002LU05RK.htm
Pictures 2-4 shows the jig using a biscuit joiner, but the Domino version works the same way:
This is a rock solid jig, I have it. I highly recommend it (wait for a sale if you can).
You have to get get this, 124.99:
http://woodhaven.com/Woodhaven-966-Biscuit-Master/M/B001NZ2O6O.htm
Then add this for 19.99:
http://woodhaven.com/Woodhaven-966D-Biscuit-Master-Domino-Kit/M/B002LU05RK.htm
Pictures 2-4 shows the jig using a biscuit joiner, but the Domino version works the same way:
This is a rock solid jig, I have it. I highly recommend it (wait for a sale if you can).
Hello Paul,
Well done. I only have 5 or possibly 8 doors to do or I would make something like you have done, thats very nice.
Well done. I only have 5 or possibly 8 doors to do or I would make something like you have done, thats very nice.
CNC Paul said:Taos said:
Taos,
I made this to make those jobs easy, this has a clamp to hold the wood and a lever that pulls forward which gives a smooth and steady cutting action.
If you need to keep things square or at an angle you will see some slots in the bench in front of the Domino, these take an adjustable sliding fence to keep the work piece aligned.
