After a few experiences with the fun and games of finishing a piece after it all glued up, squeeze out cleaned up and a little sanding where necessary, the light bulb goes off. "You know, if I'd applied the finish to the parts BEFORE glue up - life would've been a lot simpler. No worries about finish sag. No runs, no drips - no errors - to use a baseball phrase.".
However - if you go that route you have to be VERY careful not to get finish on / in the joinery for fear of weakening the joint.
BUT - WHAT IF . . . the joinery could be cut AFTER the finish has been applied and had time to cure? For most finishes, glue squeeze out would be easy to take care of - AND - no worrying about a little bit of glue you didn't even see - 'til you applied the finish.
Yet another, subtle little capability the DOMINO makes possible - and easy.
I keep "discovering" more about how the DOMINO changes what, how and when I do things while making a piece. Have you noticed any not so obvious ways it's changed how you work?
charlie b