Festool DOMINO - Table legs to apron example

I've done two more bonsai tables - this time using the DOMINO instead of the TREND M&T Jig and a router. The difference in the time required to set up and cut the mortises was very pleasantly surprising - and so much easier - with a lot less mental gymnastics. Better than one quarter of the time - no mental gymnastics - and no headache!

The leg to apron design is simple - a mortise on both ends of each apron part, corresponding mortises on two faces of each leg. The front of the apron is stepped back about 1/4" and the mortises in the aprons are "cheated" towards the front to allow for a groove on the back for a Z-clip to hold the top onto the apron/ legs.

The "step back" could complicate things a bit, as would the "cheat towards the front of the apron". The DOMINO simplified things significantly.

The best part is - NO LAYOUT LINES and the absolute minimum set up time.

I hope the stuff at the following url conveys just one example of the value of the DOMINO to furniture making

- at least at the hobbiest / amateur/ one man shop level.

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is getting interestinger and interestinger.

More to come.

charlie b

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