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by: fred - Wed, 15 Mar 2023 13:36 UTC

in this video Peter Parfitt show how to assemble a strutted joint. What he doesn't show is how he cut the Domino slots in the cross brace withe the 45 degree face. Just to make myself clear. He is joing two pieces at a 45 degree angle. The vertical leg and the strut with the 45 degree cut..I can't think of a simple way apart from cutting the Domino slot before he cut the 45 degree angle in the end of the timber.
Any suggestions?

https://youtu.be/c7uymzu30SI

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by: Andy Burns - Wed, 15 Mar 2023 14:02 UTC

fred wrote:

> in this video Peter Parfitt show how to assemble a strutted joint.
> What he doesn't show is how he cut the Domino slots in the cross
> brace withe the 45 degree face. Just to make myself clear. He is
> joing two pieces at a 45 degree angle. The vertical leg and the
> strut with the 45 degree cut..I can't think of a> simple way apart
> from cutting the Domino slot before he cut the 45 degree angle in the
> end of the timber.

The dominoes don't go in at 45°, they're all perpendicular to the
surface they're into ...

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by: John Rumm - Wed, 15 Mar 2023 14:29 UTC

On 15/03/2023 13:36, fred wrote:
> in this video Peter Parfitt show how to assemble a strutted joint. What he doesn't show is how he cut the Domino slots in the cross brace withe the 45 degree face. Just to make myself clear. He is joing two pieces at a 45 degree angle. The vertical leg and the strut with the 45 degree cut..I can't think of a simple way apart from cutting the Domino slot before he cut the 45 degree angle in the end of the timber.
> Any suggestions?
>
> https://youtu.be/c7uymzu30SI

All the domino mortices were cut perpendicular to the faces of the
timber. So for the strut end it plunged straight into the face of the
mitre, and the matching slot in the side part was plunged straight into
the side of the timber.

(You can set the fence on the domino to do a non square plunge - but
only on one axis)

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Cheers,

John.

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New Brit Workshop and Festool Domino	fred
Re: New Brit Workshop and Festool Domino	Andy Burns
Re: New Brit Workshop and Festool Domino	John Rumm