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Makita DJV181

2026-01-12T16:22:05Z

Baumphil: /* Makita DJV181 */

An efficient saw with three-stage pendulum action and tool-less blade change. Engine speed can be adjusted between 800 and 3 500 min⁻¹ from a dial to suit the material. A stroke length of 26 mm and cutting capacity of 135 mm in wood and 10 mm in steel. It has Tool-free blade change, can be used with external extraction and has to be used with a 18V batterie.

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Reciprocating Saw Introduction

2026-01-12T16:16:48Z

Baumphil:

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Reciprocating Saw| reciprocating saw]] and [[Introduction for::jigsaws]] - '''reading this does NOT replace the mandatory session with a [[tutor]]!''' It will make it a lot quicker though ;-)

If you need this introduction, please reach out to the following tutors: [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Johannes|Johannes]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:Sebastian|Sebastian]], [[Tutor::User:Utis|Utis]], [[Tutor::User:Baumphil|Philip]], [[Tutor::User:Keno|Keno]]

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the corresponding tool's manual:
* [https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1125358/Bosch-Pfz-700-Pe.html Bosch PFZ 700 PE]
* [http://www.lidl-service.com/static/134937369/114249_DE.pdf Parkside PSTD 800 A1]
* [https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1115989/Bosch-Pst-650-Pe.html Bosch PST 750 PE]
* [https://www.makita.com.hk/upload/product/970/file_en/643cc4c23d38a.pdf Makita DTD173]

== Safety ==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]][[File:Protection - hearing.svg|50x50px]]

''Additional protection for toxic or allergenic woods (especially hardwoods, e.g. beech and oak - see "[[dust]]") or for certain surface finishes or chemicals:'' [[File:Protection - breathing.svg|50x50px]]

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! Dangers !! Precautions
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| sharp oscillating blade - possible kickback ||
* you MUST NOT turn on the saw when the blade is already touching something (e.g. the workpiece)
* you MUST let the baseplate touch the workpiece before starting to cut
* blind cut: leave the sawblade in the cut until it has stopped
* through cut: make sure the blade has stopped moving before putting the saw back on the table
* you MUST make sure the blade path is free and you won't cut into the table or similar
* you MUST make sure the blade is long enough so that it can reach through the material when fully retracted (too short a blade relative to the material being cut will cause dangerous kickback)
* you MUST make sure there are no obstacles such as nails in your path before starting a cut
* you MUST secure the workpiece with [[clamps]] so nothing shifts and nothing large falls down once the cut is made
|-
| generates dust and small chips ||
* you MUST wear [[goggles]]
* you SHOULD hook up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] (and deactivate the "dust blow" function of the saw, if available)
* if your workpiece is contaminated with chemicals or made from hard woods like beech ''(Buche)'' or oak ''(Eiche)'', you SHOULD use a [[Dust Mask|dust mask]]
|-
| generates noise ||
* you MUST wear [[Ear Defenders|ear defenders]]
|-
|
the blade can get very hot
* remains hot for a while after using
|| when you see smoke, immediately stop and inspect the saw - the blade might be dull or jammed in the workpiece. Also do not stay in the same place for too long!
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]] no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power (''keine Anlaufsicherung'') ||
* you MUST make sure the locking button is "off" before plugging the saw in (the trigger should move freely)
|}

== Demonstration ==
During the introduction, the tutor will show you the following:
* inserting/removing saw blades
* choosing and changing the pendulum or orbital action settings (Bosch PFZ 700 PE: chapter 7 in the manual)

Besides these safety notes, you should know which type of blade is suitable for the material you want to cut!

[[Category:Introductions]]

Makita DJV181

2026-01-12T16:14:18Z

Baumphil: /* Makita DJV181 */

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Makita DJV181

2026-01-12T16:13:33Z

Baumphil: /* Makita DJV181 */

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Makita DTD173

2026-01-12T16:11:25Z

Baumphil: /* Makita DTD173 */

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WilTec 65415

2025-11-24T13:37:55Z

Baumphil:

''This tool is not ready for use yet since not all [[commissioning]] steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!''
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|Find the manual as PDF
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|Documentation
|this page, status: in commissioning
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|Print QR-Code
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|[[Introduction]]
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[[File:Spindle Sander.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander offers professional sanding results, versatility, efficiency and precision in one compact sanding machine. This sander has a 500 W motor and a speed of 2000 rpm. The 16 mm oscillation height reduces friction and extends the lifespan of sanding sleeves, which makes it suitable for challenging woodworking tasks. Combining an oscillating spindle and a belt sander, this versatile sanding machine allows you to easily sand edges, curves and surfaces. The combination of rotation and vertical oscillation ensures an even finish with minimal effort. {{MachineInfoBox|machine name=Wiltec 65414 Oscillating Spindle and Belt Sander|german=Wiltec 65414 oszillierender Spindel- und Bandschleifer|image=Spindle Sander.jpg|assetid=|synonyms=|manual=https://service.wiltec.de/manuals/65/65415/EN/65415-doc-en.pdf|material=Material:Wood|used with=Sanding Belts|similar=Belt and Disc Sander}}The sanding table tilts up to 45°, which allows you to easily sand edges. This feature is useful for a wide range of woodwork tasks and also for working on complex projects that require a lot of details. The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander includes five sanding sleeves (13-51 mm) for various sanding tasks: 51 mm (2″) 38 mm (1.5″) 26 mm (1″) 19 mm (0.75″) and 13 mm (0.5″).
[[File:Spindle Sander Manual.png|thumb|Spindle Sander Manual]]

===== ''Use as spindle sander'' =====
Insert the bench insert '''(10)''' into the workbench '''(4).''' Place the fan wheel '''(26)''' with the flat side down on the spindle '''(11).''' Note! Ensure it is firmly in place. You may need to manually rotate the fan wheel '''(26)''' slightly to seat it correctly. Select the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' for the sanding roller '''(21).''' Note! The size specifications of the bench insert and the sanding roller must match. The sizes of the bench inserts and sanding rollers are indicated under the corresponding storage '''(6)''' on the device. Insert the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' into the recess of the bench insert '''(10).''' Place the sanding roller '''(21)''' on the spindle '''(11).''' Attach one of the matching washers '''(24/25/27)''' or no washer to the spindle '''(11).''' Hand-tighten the nut '''(23)''' onto the spindle '''(11)''' using the open-end spanner '''(18)'''

===== ''Use as belt run'' =====
[[File:Spindle Sander Side1.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]
The belt run can be corrected using the adjusting screw '''(1)''' or the sanding belt lever '''(2).''' Note! The sanding belt must not be allowed to sand on the workbench '''(4)''' or the bench insert '''(10)''' when the machine is running, otherwise the sanding belt will be damaged.

If the sanding belt moves, it must be minimally adjusted via the adjusting screw '''(1).''' To push the sanding belt upwards, turn the adjusting screw '''(1)''' clockwise. To move it down, turnthe adjusting screw '''(1)''' counterclockwise.

If the sanding belt shifts significantly, the position of the sanding belt must be corrected using the sanding belt lever '''(2)''' and then finely adjusted using the adjusting screw '''(1).'''
[[File:Spindle Sander Side.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander ]]

WilTec 65415

2025-11-24T13:35:26Z

Baumphil:

''This tool is not ready for use yet since not all [[commissioning]] steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!''
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|Take a picture
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|Find the manual as PDF
|needed for all [[machines]] - add a link to the InfoBox or comment where you could ''not'' find it
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|this page, status: in commissioning
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[[File:Spindle Sander.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander offers professional sanding results, versatility, efficiency and precision in one compact sanding machine. This sander has a 500 W motor and a speed of 2000 rpm. The 16 mm oscillation height reduces friction and extends the lifespan of sanding sleeves, which makes it suitable for challenging woodworking tasks. Combining an oscillating spindle and a belt sander, this versatile sanding machine allows you to easily sand edges, curves and surfaces. The combination of rotation and vertical oscillation ensures an even finish with minimal effort. {{MachineInfoBox|machine name=Wiltec 65414 Oscillating Spindle and Belt Sander|german=Wiltec 65414 oszillierender Spindel- und Bandschleifer|image=Spindle Sander.jpg|assetid=|synonyms=|manual=https://service.wiltec.de/manuals/65/65415/EN/65415-doc-en.pdf|material=Material:Wood|used with=Sanding Belts|similar=Belt and Disc Sander|software=|firmware=}}The sanding table tilts up to 45°, which allows you to easily sand edges. This feature is useful for a wide range of woodwork tasks and also for working on complex projects that require a lot of details. The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander includes five sanding sleeves (13-51 mm) for various sanding tasks: 51 mm (2″) 38 mm (1.5″) 26 mm (1″) 19 mm (0.75″) and 13 mm (0.5″).
[[File:Spindle Sander Manual.png|thumb|Spindle Sander Manual]]

===== ''Use as spindle sander'' =====
Insert the bench insert '''(10)''' into the workbench '''(4).''' Place the fan wheel '''(26)''' with the flat side down on the spindle '''(11).''' Note! Ensure it is firmly in place. You may need to manually rotate the fan wheel '''(26)''' slightly to seat it correctly. Select the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' for the sanding roller '''(21).''' Note! The size specifications of the bench insert and the sanding roller must match. The sizes of the bench inserts and sanding rollers are indicated under the corresponding storage '''(6)''' on the device. Insert the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' into the recess of the bench insert '''(10).''' Place the sanding roller '''(21)''' on the spindle '''(11).''' Attach one of the matching washers '''(24/25/27)''' or no washer to the spindle '''(11).''' Hand-tighten the nut '''(23)''' onto the spindle '''(11)''' using the open-end spanner '''(18)'''

===== ''Use as belt run'' =====
[[File:Spindle Sander Side1.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]
The belt run can be corrected using the adjusting screw '''(1)''' or the sanding belt lever '''(2).''' Note! The sanding belt must not be allowed to sand on the workbench '''(4)''' or the bench insert '''(10)''' when the machine is running, otherwise the sanding belt will be damaged.

If the sanding belt moves, it must be minimally adjusted via the adjusting screw '''(1).''' To push the sanding belt upwards, turn the adjusting screw '''(1)''' clockwise. To move it down, turnthe adjusting screw '''(1)''' counterclockwise.

If the sanding belt shifts significantly, the position of the sanding belt must be corrected using the sanding belt lever '''(2)''' and then finely adjusted using the adjusting screw '''(1).'''
[[File:Spindle Sander Side.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander ]]

WilTec 65415

2025-11-14T20:39:54Z

Baumphil:

The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander offers professional sanding results, versatility, efficiency and precision in one compact sanding machine. This sander has a 500 W motor and a speed of 2000 rpm. The 16 mm oscillation height reduces friction and extends the lifespan of sanding sleeves, which makes it suitable for challenging woodworking tasks. Combining an oscillating spindle and a belt sander, this versatile sanding machine allows you to easily sand edges, curves and surfaces. The combination of rotation and vertical oscillation ensures an even finish with minimal effort. {{MachineInfoBox|machine name=Wiltec 65414 Oscillating Spindle and Belt Sander|german=Wiltec 65414 oszillierender Spindel- und Bandschleifer|image=Spindle Sander.jpg|assetid=|synonyms=|manual=https://service.wiltec.de/manuals/65/65415/EN/65415-doc-en.pdf|material=Material:Wood|used with=Sanding Belts|similar=Belt and Disc Sander|software=|firmware=}}The sanding table tilts up to 45°, which allows you to easily sand edges. This feature is useful for a wide range of woodwork tasks and also for working on complex projects that require a lot of details. The Wiltec Oscillating Spindle Sander includes five sanding sleeves (13-51 mm) for various sanding tasks: 51 mm (2″) 38 mm (1.5″) 26 mm (1″) 19 mm (0.75″) and 13 mm (0.5″).
[[File:Spindle Sander Manual.png|thumb|Spindle Sander Manual]]

===== ''Use as spindle sander'' =====
Insert the bench insert '''(10)''' into the workbench '''(4).''' Place the fan wheel '''(26)''' with the flat side down on the spindle '''(11).''' Note! Ensure it is firmly in place. You may need to manually rotate the fan wheel '''(26)''' slightly to seat it correctly. Select the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' for the sanding roller '''(21).''' Note! The size specifications of the bench insert and the sanding roller must match. The sizes of the bench inserts and sanding rollers are indicated under the corresponding storage '''(6)''' on the device. Insert the appropriate bench insert '''(22)''' into the recess of the bench insert '''(10).''' Place the sanding roller '''(21)''' on the spindle '''(11).''' Attach one of the matching washers '''(24/25/27)''' or no washer to the spindle '''(11).''' Hand-tighten the nut '''(23)''' onto the spindle '''(11)''' using the open-end spanner '''(18)'''

===== ''Use as belt run'' =====
The belt run can be corrected using the adjusting screw '''(1)''' or the sanding belt lever '''(2).''' Note! The sanding belt must not be allowed to sand on the workbench '''(4)''' or the bench insert '''(10)''' when the machine is running, otherwise the sanding belt will be damaged.

If the sanding belt moves, it must be minimally adjusted via the adjusting screw '''(1).''' To push the sanding belt upwards, turn the adjusting screw '''(1)''' clockwise. To move it down, turnthe adjusting screw '''(1)''' counterclockwise.

If the sanding belt shifts significantly, the position of the sanding belt must be corrected using the sanding belt lever '''(2)''' and then finely adjusted using the adjusting screw '''(1).'''
[[File:Spindle Sander Side1.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]
[[File:Spindle Sander Side.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander ]]
[[File:Spindle Sander.jpg|thumb|Spindle Sander]]

''This tool is not ready for use yet since not all [[commissioning]] steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!''
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|Name the tool:
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|Take a picture
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|Find the manual as PDF
|needed for all [[machines]] - add a link to the InfoBox or comment where you could ''not'' find it
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|-
|Documentation
|this page, status: in commissioning
|pending
|-
|Print QR-Code
|use the [[MachineQR Factory]]
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|[[Introduction]]
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|Security Check
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|Test
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|-
|tool's name, owner and approx. value
|provide to [[User:Johannes|Johannes]] for inventorization
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|physically and in the wiki - then delete this template
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File:Spindle Sander Side1.jpg

2025-11-14T20:39:30Z

Baumphil:

Spindle Sander Side1

File:Spindle Sander Manual.png

2025-11-14T20:16:19Z

Baumphil:

Spindle Sander Manual

WilTec 65415

2025-11-14T20:09:21Z

Baumphil:

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''This tool is not ready for use yet since not all [[commissioning]] steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!''
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|Find the manual as PDF
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File:Spindle Sander.jpg

2025-11-14T20:05:42Z

Baumphil:

Spindle Sander

WilTec 65415

2025-11-14T20:04:26Z

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User:Baumphil

2025-08-19T15:52:10Z

Baumphil:

Hallo,

ich und arbeite gerne mit Holz. Zuletzt habe ich im Makerspace Augsburg in der Holzwerstatt gearbeitet. Mein letztes selbst gebautes Projekt war ein Tisch, zuletzz habe ich einen Stuhl und ein Bett gebaut. Die Inspirationen für Projekt bekomme hauptsächlich aus dem Internet, ich mag dabei besonders folgende beiden Channels:

https://www.foureyesfurniture.com/

https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/american-welsh-stick-chair/

Lg Philip

[https://wiki.comakingspace.de/Special:EmailUser/Baumphil Mail]

[[File:Stuhl fertig.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Bett.jpg|none|thumb]]
[[File:Tisch.jpg|thumb|Zuletzt gebaut: ein Ess-Tisch|left]]
[[File:Lounge chair.jpg|thumb|[[Project:Lounge Chair|Lounge chair]]]]

File:Bett.jpg

2025-08-19T15:52:02Z

Baumphil:

Bett

User:Baumphil

2025-08-19T15:50:07Z

Baumphil:

Hallo,

ich und arbeite gerne mit Holz. Zuletzt habe ich im Makerspace Augsburg in der Holzwerstatt gearbeitet. Mein letztes selbst gebautes Projekt war ein Tisch, zuletzz habe ich einen Stuhl und ein Bett gebaut. Die Inspirationen für Projekt bekomme hauptsächlich aus dem Internet, ich mag dabei besonders folgende beiden Channels:

https://www.foureyesfurniture.com/

https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/american-welsh-stick-chair/

Lg Philip

[https://wiki.comakingspace.de/Special:EmailUser/Baumphil Mail]

[[File:Stuhl fertig.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Stuhl.jpg|thumb|Mein Aktuelles Projekt, ein amerikanischer Gründerzeit-Stuhl|none]]

[[File:Tisch.jpg|thumb|Zuletzt gebaut: ein Ess-Tisch|left]]
[[File:Lounge chair.jpg|thumb|[[Project:Lounge Chair|Lounge chair]]]]

Project:Lounge Chair

2025-08-19T15:47:10Z

Baumphil:

{{ProjectInfoBox|project title=Lounge chair|image=Lounge chair.jpg|status=finished|date=19.08.2025|initiator=baumphil|team=Comakingspace Members|materials=Oak|tools=table saw, router, jointer, band saw, lasercutter|software=|cost=250€}}This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. I found a detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube].
[[File:Lounge Chair 3.jpg|thumb]]
Let me share some pictures of the building process here.[[File:Lounge chair.jpg|center|thumb|456x456px]][[File:Lounge Chair 1.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:Lounge Chair 2.jpg|thumb]]

Project:Lounge Chair

2025-08-19T15:46:26Z

Baumphil:

{{ProjectInfoBox|project title=Lounge chair|image=Lounge chair.jpg|status=finished|date=19.08.2025|initiator=baumphil|team=Comakingspace Members|materials=Oak|tools=table saw, router, jointer, band saw, lasercutter|software=|cost=250€}}[[File:Lounge chair.jpg|center|thumb|456x456px]]
This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. I found a detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube].
[[File:Lounge Chair 3.jpg|thumb]]
Let me share some pictures of the building process here.

[[File:Lounge Chair 1.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Lounge Chair 2.jpg|thumb]]

Project:Lounge Chair

2025-08-19T15:43:02Z

Baumphil:

[[File:Lounge chair.jpg|center|thumb|456x456px]]
This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. I found a detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube].
[[File:Lounge Chair 3.jpg|thumb]]
Let me share some pictures of the building process here.

[[File:Lounge Chair 1.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Lounge Chair 2.jpg|thumb]]

File:Lounge Chair 3.jpg

2025-08-19T15:39:19Z

Baumphil:

Spokeshave

File:Lounge Chair 2.jpg

2025-08-19T15:37:46Z

Baumphil:

Assembly

File:Lounge Chair 1.jpg

2025-08-19T15:36:25Z

Baumphil:

Final Glue up

File:Lounge chair.jpg

2025-08-19T15:35:24Z

Baumphil:

Lounge chair

Project:Lounge Chair

2025-08-19T15:34:32Z

Baumphil:

This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. I found a detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube].

Let me share some pictures of the building process here.

Project:Lounge Chair

2025-08-19T15:33:09Z

Baumphil: Created page with "This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. A detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube]."

This Lounge Chair has been planed using a Design from [https://www.dylanbarfieldfurniture.com/collection Dylan Barfield]. I ordered templates and chairs by hiring a 3D-Desinger from Taiwan from freelancer.org. After optimizing the plans, I printed templates using our lasercutter, and built the chair in our comakingSpace. A detailed description of parts of the build process I found on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYJCZnPTf0&pp=ygUSbG91bmdlIGNoYWlyIGR5bGFu youtube].

Joinery Machine Introduction

2025-05-30T09:45:38Z

Baumphil:

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Biscuit Joiner|biscuit joiners]] and [[Introduction for::Loose Tenon Joiner|loose tenon joiners]] - '''reading this does NOT replace the mandatory session with a [[tutor]]!''' It will make it a lot quicker though ;-)

If you need this introduction, please reach out to the following tutors: [[Tutor::User:Baumphil|Philip]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]]

First off, make sure you have read the respective machine's manual:
* [https://media.bahag.com/assets/11/08/1108343_22120348.pdf Toolson PRO-DF 860]
* [https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung Festool Domino DF 500]

== Safety ==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - hearing.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - no gloves.svg|50px]]

(a [[Dust Mask|dust mask]] could also be necessary depending on your material)

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| exposed & rapidly spinning milling cutter
* will keep spinning for a few seconds after the tool is turned off
||
* do not engage the tool when not in contact with the workpiece
* do '''not''' wear [[gloves]] while operating the machine, they could get caught!
** however, gloves may protect your fingers during a cutter change (machine '''unplugged''')
* always check whether the tool movement you are planning is possible '''before''' turning it on - adjust depth if necessary
|-
| flying splinters and dust ||
* wear [[goggles]], a [[Dust Mask|dust mask]] could also be necessary depending on your material
* hook up a shop vac, if possible
** otherwise attach a dust collection bag & keep it clean
* make sure there is nobody nearby who might be surprised by a piece of shrapnel flying their way!
|-
| the tool might move due to the force of the milling cutter|| always hold the machine in both hands (handle and "tail") and only push into the wood slowly
|-
| no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power ''(keine Anlaufsicherung)'' || if the power has been lost for whatever reason, make sure the machine is turned off before restoring it!
|-
| [[File:danger - heat.svg|50px]] the cutter gets extremely hot
* can potentially set the sawdust on fire
* remains hot for a while after using
|| take breaks, be careful when you need to change the cutter
|}
''Special note from the Festool company: Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] '''is only possible with the machine running'''!''

== Demonstration ==
The tutor will show you these steps with one of the machines:
* selecting [[biscuit]] or [[Loose Tenon|loose tenon]] size
** make yourself familiar with [https://www.bauhaus.info/suche/produkte?text=craftomat+flachd%C3%BCbel different biscuit sizes (0, 10, 20)] and loose tenon options during the planning stage of your project!
* setting the cut depth according to the selected biscuit/tenon option
** Festool Domino DF 500: you also need to set the cutting width according to the your tenon & cutter
* setting the cutting height
** the height ruler refers to the center of the cutter, so you do '''not''' need to subtract its thickness
* setting the cutting angle
* aligning the tool with your workpiece
* working on vertical cuts: compared to horizontal cuts (into the workpiece edge), the machine is much more likely to slide around! Clamp down a temporary fence for accuracy
* practice cut!

[[Category:Introductions]]

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-30T09:44:12Z

Baumphil:

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=Domino-Fraese.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. The available router bits we have for this machine are 5mm, 6mm and 8mm. The routers are stored in our [[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]storage box

===Key Features===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

===Workflow===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

====Changing the router tool====

# ''Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''
# ''Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

====Adjusting the milling depth====

# ''Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it.''
# ''Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).'' ''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''
# ''Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

====Setting jointing height====

''a) with selection slide''

# ''Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''
# ''Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

# ''Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

====Setting dowel-hole width====

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] '''is only possible with the machine running'''! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

* ''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''
* ''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''
* ''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

==== Cleanup ====
''Once you are done, ensure the Domino gets properly stored in its box as shown in the picture:''
[[File:Domino Koffer.jpg|none|thumb|300x300px|Properly stored Festool Domino DF 500]]

====Additional stop with extension====
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

# ''Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''
# ''Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done|Picture=Done|Documentation=Done}}

Straight-Edge Cutting Jig

2025-05-30T09:36:52Z

Baumphil:

A '''Straight-Edge Cutting Jig''' helps you make precise, straight cuts on a [[Table Saw|table saw]] or the [[Sliding Table Saw|sliding table saw]] , particularly when working with rough or irregular wood.

How it works:

Position the [[Table Saw Jigs|jig]] so the table saw blade trims a portion of the base, creating an exact reference edge. This will indicate precisely where the saw will cut each time.

Place your workpiece onto the jig, aligning it with the pre-cut straight edge. [[Clamps|Clamp]] it securely in place to prevent movement. Slide the jig along the table saw fence, ensuring a clean and accurate cut.
[[File:Straight-Edge Cutting Jig.jpg|center|frameless|659x659px]]

Straight-Edge Cutting Jig

2025-05-30T09:34:40Z

Baumphil:

A '''Straight-Edge Cutting Jig''' helps you make precise, straight cuts on a [[Table Saw|table saw]], particularly when working with rough or irregular wood.

How it works:

Position the [[Jigs|jig]] so the table saw blade trims a portion of the base, creating an exact reference edge. This will indicate precisely where the saw will cut each time.

Place your workpiece onto the jig, aligning it with the pre-cut straight edge. [[Clamps|Clamp]] it securely in place to prevent movement. Slide the jig along the table saw fence, ensuring a clean and accurate cut.
[[File:Straight-Edge Cutting Jig.jpg|center|frameless|659x659px]]

Talk:Straight-Edge Cutting Jig

2025-05-30T09:34:01Z

Baumphil: /* Flip the picture 90 degree */ new section

== Flip the picture 90 degree ==

How can I flip the picture 90 degrees to the right? [[User:Baumphil|Baumphil]] ([[User talk:Baumphil|talk]]) 11:34, 30 May 2025 (CEST)

Straight-Edge Cutting Jig

2025-05-30T09:33:21Z

Baumphil: Created page with "A '''Straight-Edge Cutting Jig''' helps you make precise, straight cuts on a table saw, particularly when working with rough or irregular wood. How it works: Position the jig so the table saw blade trims a portion of the base, creating an exact reference edge. This will indicate precisely where the saw will cut each time. Place your workpiece onto the jig, aligning it with the pre-cut straight edge. Clamp it securely in place to prevent moveme..."

A '''Straight-Edge Cutting Jig''' helps you make precise, straight cuts on a [[table saw]], particularly when working with rough or irregular wood.

How it works:

Position the [[Jigs|jig]] so the table saw blade trims a portion of the base, creating an exact reference edge. This will indicate precisely where the saw will cut each time.

Place your workpiece onto the jig, aligning it with the pre-cut straight edge. [[Clamps|Clamp]] it securely in place to prevent movement. Slide the jig along the table saw fence, ensuring a clean and accurate cut.
[[File:Straight-Edge Cutting Jig.jpg|center|frameless|659x659px]]

File:Straight-Edge Cutting Jig.jpg

2025-05-30T09:28:33Z

Baumphil:

Straight-Edge Cutting Jig for a table saw

Domino Seminar

2025-05-18T19:14:12Z

Baumphil:

The [[Domino-Dübelfräse|Festool Domino DF 500]] is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. It combines the precision of a [[Doweling Jigs|round dowel]] with the flexibility of a traditional [[Biscuit Joiner|biscuit joiner]], enabling strong and invisible joints in [[Material:Wood|wood]].

After a donation plan, wen want to buy this tool and offer a [[:Category:Seminars|seminar]] for all interested friends.

=== Seminar topics: ===
The unique Domino system employs mortise and tenon joinery to deliver robust and precise connections. Here are some of the most common connection options, that will be discussed in the [[Seminars|seminar]].

# Edge-to-Edge Joints
# Corner Joints
# T-Joints
# Miter Joints
# Frame Joints
# Butt Joints
# Detachable Connections

=== Important information: ===
The Domino machine and wood material will be provided for the workshop. Not more than 10 people may register for this seminar.

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-18T19:10:47Z

Baumphil: /* Festool Domino DF 500 */

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=Domino-Fraese.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]] [[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. The available router bits we have for this machine are 5mm, 6mm and 8mm. The routers are stored in our [[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]storage box

=== Key Features: ===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

=== Work Flow: ===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

'''''Changing the router tool:'''''

''- Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''

''- Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

'''''Adjusting the milling depth:'''''

''- Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it. Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).''

''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''

''- Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

'''''Setting jointing height:'''''

''a) with selection slide''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''

''- Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

'''''Setting dowel-hole width:'''''

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] is only possible with the machine running! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

'''''Additional stop with extension:'''''
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

''- Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''

''- Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done}}

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-18T19:08:55Z

Baumphil:

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=Domino-Fraese.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]] [[Loose tenons]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. The available router bits we have for this machine are 5mm, 6mm and 8mm. The routers are stored in our [[Loose tenons]] storage box

=== Key Features: ===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

=== Work Flow: ===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

'''''Changing the router tool:'''''

''- Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''

''- Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

'''''Adjusting the milling depth:'''''

''- Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it. Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).''

''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''

''- Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

'''''Setting jointing height:'''''

''a) with selection slide''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''

''- Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

'''''Setting dowel-hole width:'''''

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] is only possible with the machine running! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

'''''Additional stop with extension:'''''
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

''- Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''

''- Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done}}

Material:Loose Tenons

2025-05-18T19:06:24Z

Baumphil: /* Dominos */

== Introduction ==
Loose tenons are a type of joinery technique used in [[woodworking]], particularly for creating strong and precise joints. Instead of cutting a tenon directly into one of the workpieces, a separate piece—called a loose tenon—is inserted into matching mortises cut into both adjoining pieces. This method offers flexibility and ease of alignment compared to traditional mortise and tenon joints.

Loose tenons are often made from solid [[hardwood]] for strength and durability. They can be shaped using a [[router]] with a specialized [[:Category:Jigs|jig]] or cut from stock material. The joint is assembled by applying glue to both mortises and the loose tenon, ensuring a secure bond when the pieces are joined.

This technique is widely used in furniture making, cabinetry, and even structural woodworking, offering strong, hidden joints without the complexity of traditional tenon-cutting methods.

=== Dominos ===
[[Domino-Dübelfräse|Domino]] loose tenons are a specialized type of loose tenon joinery, developed by the tool manufacturer Festool. They are precisely machined, pre-made tenons designed to work with the Festool Domino joiner—a unique power tool that quickly cuts mortises with high accuracy. The Domino tenons themselves are typically made from hardwood and feature rounded edges, allowing them to fit snugly into the mortises created by the tool.

The advantage of Domino loose tenons is their speed, precision, and strength. Unlike traditional loose tenons that require manual shaping, Domino tenons come in standardized sizes, making assembly more efficient and reliable. They are widely used in furniture making, cabinetry, and joinery, offering strong and seamless connections without the need for complex traditional mortise-and-tenon cutting techniques.

[[File:Domino Loose Tenons.jpg|left|Domino Loose Tenons|alt=Domino Loose Tenons|thumb]]
[[File:Domin Storage Box.jpg|center|thumb|Domino Storage Box]]

Material:Loose Tenons

2025-05-18T19:04:50Z

Baumphil: /* Dominos */

== Introduction ==
Loose tenons are a type of joinery technique used in woodworking, particularly for creating strong and precise joints. Instead of cutting a tenon directly into one of the workpieces, a separate piece—called a loose tenon—is inserted into matching mortises cut into both adjoining pieces. This method offers flexibility and ease of alignment compared to traditional mortise and tenon joints.

Loose tenons are often made from solid hardwood for strength and durability. They can be shaped using a router with a specialized jig or cut from stock material. The joint is assembled by applying glue to both mortises and the loose tenon, ensuring a secure bond when the pieces are joined.

This technique is widely used in furniture making, cabinetry, and even structural woodworking, offering strong, hidden joints without the complexity of traditional tenon-cutting methods.

=== Dominos ===
Domino loose tenons are a specialized type of loose tenon joinery, developed by the tool manufacturer Festool. They are precisely machined, pre-made tenons designed to work with the Festool Domino joiner—a unique power tool that quickly cuts mortises with high accuracy. The Domino tenons themselves are typically made from hardwood and feature rounded edges, allowing them to fit snugly into the mortises created by the tool.

The advantage of Domino loose tenons is their speed, precision, and strength. Unlike traditional loose tenons that require manual shaping, Domino tenons come in standardized sizes, making assembly more efficient and reliable. They are widely used in furniture making, cabinetry, and joinery, offering strong and seamless connections without the need for complex traditional mortise-and-tenon cutting techniques.

[[File:Domino Loose Tenons.jpg|left|Domino Loose Tenons|alt=Domino Loose Tenons|thumb]]
[[File:Domin Storage Box.jpg|center|thumb|Domino Storage Box]]

Material:Loose Tenons

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Baumphil: /* Dominos */

File:Domin Storage Box.jpg

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Baumphil:

Domin Storage Box

Material:Loose Tenons

2025-05-18T19:03:01Z

Baumphil: /* Dominos */

File:Domino Loose Tenons.jpg

2025-05-18T19:02:36Z

Baumphil:

Domino Loose Tenons

Material:Loose Tenons

2025-05-18T19:01:56Z

Baumphil: Created page with "== Introduction == Loose tenons are a type of joinery technique used in woodworking, particularly for creating strong and precise joints. Instead of cutting a tenon directly into one of the workpieces, a separate piece—called a loose tenon—is inserted into matching mortises cut into both adjoining pieces. This method offers flexibility and ease of alignment compared to traditional mortise and tenon joints. Loose tenons are often made from solid hardwood for strength..."

File:Domino Koffer.jpg

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Baumphil:

Domino_Koffer

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-18T18:56:37Z

Baumphil:

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=Domino-Fraese.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. The available router bits we have for this machine are 5mm, 6mm and 8mm.

=== Key Features: ===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

=== Work Flow: ===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

'''''Changing the router tool:'''''

''- Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''

''- Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

'''''Adjusting the milling depth:'''''

''- Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it. Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).''

''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''

''- Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

'''''Setting jointing height:'''''

''a) with selection slide''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''

''- Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

'''''Setting dowel-hole width:'''''

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] is only possible with the machine running! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

'''''Additional stop with extension:'''''
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

''- Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''

''- Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done}}

File:Domino-Fraese.jpeg

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Baumphil:

== Licensing ==
{{PD}}

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-17T13:31:18Z

Baumphil:

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=DF-500.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]]. The available router bits we have for this machine are 5mm, 6mm and 8mm.

=== Key Features: ===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

=== Work Flow: ===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

'''''Changing the router tool:'''''

''- Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''

''- Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

'''''Adjusting the milling depth:'''''

''- Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it. Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).''

''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''

''- Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

'''''Setting jointing height:'''''

''a) with selection slide''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''

''- Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

'''''Setting dowel-hole width:'''''

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] is only possible with the machine running! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

'''''Additional stop with extension:'''''
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

''- Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''

''- Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done}}

Festool Domino DF 500

2025-05-04T17:21:13Z

Baumphil:

== Festool Domino DF 500 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Domino DF 500
|german=Domino-Fräse
|image=DF-500.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Dübelfräse
|material=Wood
|manual=[https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/festool/df-500-q-set/anleitung bedienungsanleitu.ng (DE/EN)]; [https://www.festoolusa.com/-/media/tts/fcp/festool-usa/downloads/manuals/475005_001_df500_usa_nl.pdf festoolusa.com (EN)]
|used with=[[Material:Loose Tenons|loose tenons]]
|similar=[[Biscuit Joiner]]
|assetid=203
}}
The '''Festool Domino DF 500''' is a high-precision [[Domino Joiner|Domino joiner]].

=== Key Features: ===

* '''Pendulum Milling Principle''': This unique milling principle allows for precise and effortless work.
* '''Adjustable Settings''': Moveable step stop for height and preset adjustment for standard material thicknesses, as well as milling height adjustment with a scale ranging from 5 to 30 mm.
* '''Milling Angle''': Mitre milling from 0 to 90° with locking positions at 0°, 22.5°, 45°, 67.5°, and 90°.
* '''Dust Extraction Connection''': Ø 27 mm, ensuring clean working conditions.
* '''Product Weight''': 3.5 kg without accessories.

=== Work Flow: ===
[[File:Domino Instructional.png|thumb|414x414px|Domino Instructional]]

'''''Changing the router tool:'''''

''- Lift the unlocking lever [1-3] until it audibly engages with the fork wrench.''

''- Separate the motor unit and the guide frame. Press and hold in the spindle lock. Release and unscrew the jointer bit with the fork wrench. Release the spindle lock. Insert the new router tool and reassemble the Domino DF-500.''

'''''Adjusting the milling depth:'''''

''- Open the notch lever lock [1‑8] by pressing it. Use the locking lever [1‑7] to set the desired jointing depth (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm).''

''For the jointer bit with a diameter of 5 mm, only jointing depths of 12 mm, 15 mm and 20 mm are permitted due to its short shank length.''

''- Release the notch lever lock again. A special cutter is available for the DOMINO dowel 4x20 mm (due to risk of breakage). Note the following when using this cutter (D 4-NL 11 HW-DF 500): Set the routing depth to 20 mm using the stop lever [1‑7]. The actual routing depth is 10 mm. The dowel can only be positioned centrally.''

'''''Setting jointing height:'''''

''a) with selection slide''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Use the slide [1‑6] to set the desired board thickness (16 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm, 28 mm, 36 mm, 40 mm).''

''- Press the front section of the guide frame downwards as far as the stop. Close the clamping lever.''

''b) freely selectable''

''- Release the clamping lever for jointing height adjustment. Using the additional handle, raise the front section of the guide frame. Push the slide to the stop in direction motor unit. Set the desired jointing height using the scale by moving the front section of the guide frame vertically. Close the clamping lever.''

'''''Setting dowel-hole width:'''''

''Reliable setting of the dowel-hole width with the rotary switch [1‑2] is only possible with the machine running! The following dowel-hole settings are possible:''

''13 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''19 mm + jointer bit diameter''

''23 mm + jointer bit diameter''

'''''Additional stop with extension:'''''
[[File:Domino additional stop.png|thumb|Domino additional stop]]
''The additional stop can be used to enlarge the contact surface when jointing on the workpiece edge, thus allowing safer guidance of the machine. The distance to the centre of the routed hole can be reduced from 37 mm to 20 mm using the two integral stop spacers, allowing you to position the dowel closer to the edge.''

''- Secure the additional stop to the threaded bores on the guide frame using both screws, whereby the contact areas of the support ring and the table must be level with one another.''

''- Swivel one of the distance spacers outwards to reduce the distance. The spacer aligns automatically with the stop latch.''

=== Instruction Videos: ===

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfl7QxQ9eaM&t=164s Basic board joinery]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pcP497TY7c Joining small parts using the additional extension]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CirHHrDDwqY Small joints for drawers]

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_sRsdbPiw45m_xzb2zLl4c7k_pRblXw Complete Domino Playlist]

{{Commissioning
|Naming=Done
|Manual=Done
|OwnerValue=Done
|Introduction=done
|IntroductionComment=Will be integrated to [[Biscuit Joiner Introduction]], which will then be renamed
|DocumentationComment=(at least): Document Loose Tenons on [[Material:Loose Tenons]] (at least): Integrate [[Wanted:Domino_Joiner]] to this page or to [[Joinery Machines]]|QR=Done|Documentation=Done|Security=Done|Test=Done}}

Bosch GEX 40-150 (1)

2025-05-04T17:18:48Z

Baumphil: /* Bosch GEX 40-15 */

== Bosch GEX 40-15 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Bosch GEX 40-150
|german=Exzenterschleifer
|image=Bosch GEX 40-150.jpeg
|material=[[wood]]
|used with=150 mm [[Sanding Discs]]
|location=[[Location::Sanding Area]]
|manual=[https://manuall.de/bosch-gex-40-150-exzenterschleifer/ manuall.de]
|assetid=114|type=Eccentric Sander
}}
This [[Eccentric Sander|eccentric sander]] can use 150 mm [[Sanding Discs|sanding discs]] with ''many'' holes ''(Multiloch)''.

=== Sanding disc protector ===
The sanding disc protector significantly extends the service life of the backing pad. As a strong protective layer with Velcro fastening, it optimises the adhesion between the sanding disc and the backing pad, especially when working with heavy loads and heavy-duty work. It should be used for normal sanding to protect the backing pad.
[[File:Sanding disc protector.png|thumb|Sanding disc protector|center]]

=== Interface-Pad IP-STF D150/MJ2-15/1 ===
The interface pad has a diameter of 145 mm and a height of 15 mm. It is ideal for sanding work on heavily rounded components, furniture and also for filler sanding during finish sanding. The pad acts as a cushion between the sanding disc and sanding plate, minimising the risk of sanding through edges.
[[File:Interface Pad Sanding.png|left|thumb|Interface Pad Sanding]]

Bosch GEX 40-150 (1)

2025-05-04T17:18:29Z

Baumphil: /* Interface-Pad IP-STF D150/MJ2-15/1 */

== Bosch GEX 40-15 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Bosch GEX 40-150
|german=Exzenterschleifer
|image=Bosch GEX 40-150.jpeg
|material=[[wood]]
|used with=150 mm [[Sanding Discs]]
|location=[[Location::Sanding Area]]
|manual=[https://manuall.de/bosch-gex-40-150-exzenterschleifer/ manuall.de]
|assetid=114|type=Eccentric Sander
}}
This [[Eccentric Sander|eccentric sander]] can use 150 mm [[Sanding Discs|sanding discs]] with ''many'' holes ''(Multiloch)''.

=== Sanding disc protector ===
The sanding disc protector significantly extends the service life of the backing pad. As a strong protective layer with Velcro fastening, it optimises the adhesion between the sanding disc and the backing pad, especially when working with heavy loads and heavy-duty work. It should be used for normal sanding to protect the backing pad.
[[File:Sanding disc protector.png|thumb|Sanding disc protector|center]]

Interface-Pad IP-STF D150/MJ2-15/1

The interface pad has a diameter of 145 mm and a height of 15 mm. It is ideal for sanding work on heavily rounded components, furniture and also for filler sanding during finish sanding. The pad acts as a cushion between the sanding disc and sanding plate, minimising the risk of sanding through edges.
[[File:Interface Pad Sanding.png|left|thumb|Interface Pad Sanding]]

Bosch GEX 40-150 (1)

2025-05-04T17:18:10Z

Baumphil: /* Interface-Pad IP-STF D150/MJ2-15/1 */