Thread: domino vice jig

I once came across a video or web page which showed a jig where which holds a domino up side down in a vice. From memory you set up stop blocks on your machine and bring the work piece to the tool and push on the work piece to plunge down.

Cant find it anymore - does anyone know what I'm talking about? Would like to see it again

It was an Australian woodworker. Someone like Gerner or such.

I remember it on Instagram. Let me look.

60 seconds later! here we are: Anton Gerner Furniture

I also remember a jig, something like this: Leslie Webb


and there was one from Ramon Artful.... ahh, here we are, its called the Domino Dock Woodworking & tips by Ramon on Instagram Truly, he has a LOT of excellent tips.

Originally Posted by woodPixel

It was an Australian woodworker. Someone like Gerner or such.

I remember it on Instagram. Let me look.

60 seconds later! here we are: Anton Gerner Furniture

Hehe - I remember him posting this and complaining about festool/inaccuracy of the domino

It was this - it was something much simpler. It was a plywood thing which went around the domino from memory and you clamp it in your vice vertically so that the cutter is pointing up and the vertical fence is away from you.

I basically need to cut a bunch of dominos into long stock and figure this might be an easy way to do it. rather then to hold the domino. I really dislike the ergonomics of the DF500

I think your talking about the Domino Docks from Ramon: #dominodocks hashtag on Instagram

and here are some videos and plans: @ramonartful

see here too: Ramon on Instagram: “The newly released “Dock Plate XL” from @senecawoodworking

apologies for all the edits!

wow thats it! thanks!!

How did you figure it out? I googled for a while and the only things which were coming up was videos of making your own domino-like morticing machine

I have one of those bizarre visual memories. Useless with names, astounding with images.