Flowboy
19th August 2006, 06:03 PM
Hi everyone,
Just two thoughts
1. It would be really nice to have a clip on the Domi for holding the tiny little spanner.
2. I had a thought about box construction when using say 12-15mm deep timber on boxes with mitred edges. A simple cut of the domino to the length of the dowel or maybe two or three in larger boxes or those dealing with more joint stress(??) and then inserting the dowell vertically, so that e.g. a 10x50 would now be 50mm long and 5mm deep in each face of the joint. This would to me anyway be a better alternative to Epoxy and stronger than straight mitreing. The other alternative is to use the 5mm dowels, but at times even these may be too long when used in their conventional manner.
Let me know if I'm blowing it out my hat, but it seems good to me. I'm going to try it next weekend. (Its safer than Lock mortises too)
Regards
Rob
Just two thoughts
1. It would be really nice to have a clip on the Domi for holding the tiny little spanner.
2. I had a thought about box construction when using say 12-15mm deep timber on boxes with mitred edges. A simple cut of the domino to the length of the dowel or maybe two or three in larger boxes or those dealing with more joint stress(??) and then inserting the dowell vertically, so that e.g. a 10x50 would now be 50mm long and 5mm deep in each face of the joint. This would to me anyway be a better alternative to Epoxy and stronger than straight mitreing. The other alternative is to use the 5mm dowels, but at times even these may be too long when used in their conventional manner.
Let me know if I'm blowing it out my hat, but it seems good to me. I'm going to try it next weekend. (Its safer than Lock mortises too)
Regards
Rob