NEW Domino Joiner accessory: Multi-position Guide Stop

Tezzer said:
Looks like a fantastic idea Rick. I will have to order one myself

Well Terry, with your lengthy expertise with the Domino, I have been very curious what you would think about it, and I have been patiently waiting for you to post here. I am glad to hear you are intrigued by it. I have already shipped a couple of these off to your fellow countrymen last week.

If you are still unsure about what you would be getting, or are unsure about the high standards that I designed this to, there is an active discussion over at TalkFestool from a few people that have already taken delivery. There is also some more Q&A there too.  (Granted, the first couple dozen postings are off-topic chat, but toward the end of the thread, people began receiving their units and posting comments.)

I think you will be surprised, as others have, with just how robust I designed this to be. I'll be looking for your order.
 
Rick I have been away from my computer for 2 weeks and have only just seen it. It?s obviously built to a very high standard and a very, very clever idea. Soon as I seen the concept I knew I have to have one. I can see my new accessory stop gathering dust.
 
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This accessory looks to be very useful. Has anyone used it and care to share their review of the tool?

Thanks,

Mike
 
Rick just finished his video on building a drawer with the Domino and his Multi-position Guide Stop (MGS).  Check it out at Rick's site, click on the "video" tab at the top of the page to watch Rick in action. [thumbs up]
 
Scott Rollins said:
What is that vacuum clamping jig he is using in th video.  That looks very usefull.

Why it's the Festool vacuum clamping jig of course. ;D  It's not available here in the States and no word if it will be in the foreseeable future. 
 
Rick has so many Festools I don't see how he knows where to reach for what tool next???
I think it's a great video that he and Laurie have done and it really demonstrates the accuracy of the Multi-position Guide Stop -- all of his mortises were done on the "close" setting so there was zero room for error at assembly.

The vacuum clamping setup although I'll bet we'll pay a dear price for looks like an extremely efficient way to hold work pieces and eliminates the need for vises.
 
I ordered one with my recent Domino purchase, and hadn't gotten around to how to actually use it.  That video is a great crash course Rick.
 
RonWen said:
... and it really demonstrates the accuracy of the Multi-position Guide Stop -- all of his mortises were done on the "close" setting so there was zero room for error at assembly.

We were so pressed for time while shooting that I forgot to verify my guide stop setup--what you see in the video is the "LIVE" setup that I later used to mortise the drawers. What is even worse is that I didn't realize this oversight until we were shooting the single-take shot of gluing up the drawer (the camera was rolling from start-to-finish, and it had to be done in one-take). It didn't dawn on me that I never made a test-fit until I was actually placing the 4th board on the sides!  [scared] If you look close, you can see the expression on my face when the pieces fit together.  [tongue]

I honestly didn't think the pieces were going to fit together, because when I was setting up the guide, I was concentrating on what I was saying, not what I was doing.
 
As they always say "it's better to be lucky than good" -- having good tools and a great Multi-position guide stop perhaps helps just a little.  [big grin]
 
Hi, Rick.  Nice video, thanks for posting a link to it.  Just ordered your guide stop, long overdue.

Regards,

John
 
I have got to say that looks a great addition to the Domino, I also liked the much talked about video, so full of good info. But, what had me rolling about  was the end credits... just gotta be Laurie's input ( Based on Laurie's posts on TF) [big grin]
Way to go you guys, infotainment at it's most useful and productive best. [thumbs up]

Rob.
 
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