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Working with the machine
Overview, General Notes and Tips
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We recommend
routing and joining a test work-
piece before machining the actual workpiece.
Wood is a natural, non-homogenous material and
because of this, its dimensions will most likely de-
viate slightly during processing, even if the machine
is set accurately. Machine handling also influence
the degree of working accuracy (e.g. fast-feed
speed). Furthermore, the dimensions of wooden
DOMINOs may vary (for example, due to humidity),
regardless of how they are stored. All of these fac-
tors influence the dimensional accuracy of manu-
factured dowel holes and dowelling joints.
Creating the DOMINO connection
Proceed as follows to create a DOMINO dowelling
joint:
see page
1. Select a DOMINO dowel and insert the
suitable bit into the DOMINO joining
machine.
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2. Set the routing depth. 12
3. Set the routing height. 10
4. Adjust the routing angle if necessary. 10
5. Mark the areas on the workpieces that
belong together
[12-1]
so that you will
be able to join them correctly again
once you have cut the dowel holes.
6.
A
Position the two workpieces to be joined
against one another and mark the
desired positions of the DOMINO dowels
with a pencil
[12-2]
.
6.
B
Select the required stop pins. 14
7. Set the desired dowel hole width (ade-
quate fit or with 3 mm play).
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8. Cutting the dowel holes
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:
–The first dowel hole by attaching the
stop pin to the side edge of the work-
piece.
–The following dowel holes according
to the previously made pencil mark-
ings and the scale of the vision panel
[12-3]
.
see page
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