Thread: Domino N.A. Supplemental Owner's Manual

Thanks for sharing that PTM! I suggest everyone read the terms and conditions regarding distribution etc.

Great document, thanks Powertoolman ! I just wish I had it when I first got my Domi.


Cheers,


Justin.

Thanks for that PTM! Good on yer

Good read PTM.

But as i pointed out recently on SMC i prefere my version of the 3-way miter by a mile.

I tried yours a few weeks back and had a terrible time assembling a frame that included 12 mitered sections and 4 floating panels to fit "all in one go." I ended up using epoxy and filler (to get into the empty mortice holes) because i found it so much easier to exclude a few dominos just to make the fit up easier.

Its a nice join for a demo purpous but in my mind not practical in use, where mine allows all frames/panels to be assembled one at a time

Thanks PTM.
I found the maintenance part with the calibrating routines particularly useful .

The documents on this page are copyrighted to RTS Engineering and/or Festool-TTS Tooltechnic Systems AG & Co. KG. These documents cannot be shared, duplicated, or distributed in whole or in part

All drawings and information herein are the property of Festool, TTS Tooltechnic Systems AG & Co. KG. All unauthorized use and reproduction is prohibited.

Written and Illustrated by Rick Christopherson

So the manual is owned by Festool (and/or yourself) and is not able to be distributed, or passed on as an electronic document, to people you know??

Clinton,
It is an unreleased document that has not been fully reviewed by the Festool legal department and has not been released by Festool. Your first quote came from my website because this is unrelased. Your second and third quote came from within the manual and is the very reason why the first quote (and other wording on the website) exists. It is legal protection for Festool because this document carries their name as the owner, yet they have not released it with that information.

I went out of my way to make this manual available for your use--before it was supposed to be available for your use--and in return, you bite the hand that feeds you?

Instead of working in the workshop, I spent last Saturday afternoon doing the mundane housekeeping stuff necessary to make this unreased document available to Domino owners, including taking the time to notify you on this website. I wasn't obligated to do this, and I didn't get paid to do it. So would it be alright with you if I sent you my bill for the time? At least then you would have the right to complain.

yeah mate, you can bill me. No worries.

I actually wanted to know if I could pass the manual on to a mate that doesn't get on the web much and is pretty IT illiterate, you know ...
save, burn a copy, give it to him.

Hence my quotes and questions.
Again:

So the manual is owned by Festool (and/or yourself) and is not able to be distributed, or passed on as an electronic document, to people you know??

My apologies for the slander, complaint, whatever. If you can show me where and how I offended you I would appreciate it.

All you had to do was ask, and I would have told you that of course you could. But that's not what you wrote.

This looks like a misunderstanding. Take it to PMs and sort it out please.

Originally Posted by Powertoolman

I went out of my way to make this manual available for your use--before it was supposed to be available for your use--and in return, you bite the hand that feeds you?

Instead of working in the workshop, I spent last Saturday afternoon doing the mundane housekeeping stuff necessary to make this unreased document available to Domino owners, including taking the time to notify you on this website. .

Dont be to sad about it Rick

After all we have been helping you out with information via this forum, and as we have discussed in a PM, it was my 3-way miter join that gave you the idea for the one in the manual. So you shouldnt look at biting the hand that also feeds you