Zip slot mortise mill

Click on the white box that appears and then click on the save icon in the top right hand corner. Once the saved version is on your computer, double click and it will open in Adobe on your computer.

Click on trust this document and then click on the white box. You will be able to look and interact with a 3D version of the product. When you are done with your project, simply slide it off your fence and put it onto your shelf till next time.

Four Acetal rollers, each with its own bearings, and each turning on a specially machined stainless steel roller pivot all fastened to a beautifully machined anodized aluminum mount. All combined giving a smooth back and forth motion for great coping, crosscuts and end mill operations.

The Guard Assembly is designed and machined from aluminum and anodized for lasting durability. As well, the fence adjustment knobs and guard mounting knobs are machined from stainless steel on one of our Swiss Lathes.

Click onto your desired angle and lock it in with a twist of our heavy duty handle, machines from solid aluminum with a knurled grip and red anodized finish. The fence also slides in second T-Track located on the backside to position the fence flush to the router table's fence at various angles. The fence locks into position easily with the twist of two solid knobs and includes a replaceable sub-fence made of solid phenolic. You will experience tighter fitting joints from the accuracy of this well designed product.

The heavy duty locking handle confidently secures the gauge in position. Once you have your desired position, simply lock the stainless steel knob and begin your work. My first mortise was not properly centered or straight, but after a couple of adjustments and tries I was ready to put the scrap wood aside and make a cabinet door frame. Harwood Schaffer Knoxville, Tennessee.

You must be logged in to write a comment. Log In. Find a Store. My Account. My Cart. Go to Home Page. Mobile Navigation. Same Day Shipping Find a Store. Search Go. Topics Cabinetry. Choosing Hardware. Dust Collection. Friends of Woodcraft. Every one wants to tell you how easy theirs is to set up, but my experience is different. If I did not have the domino, I would simply go back to drilling out and using a chisel to clean up. I do realize that others may not need the speed but I do and the accuracy.

I repaired a door by adding a new stile and I was hanging the door within an hour after starting. John, You bring up a good point about the Domino. That is, using it 'outside the box' as it were. There are so many ways this tool can be used to solve problems. I made a table for a small jointer from salvaged pallet wood, probably ash, using the Domino for all the joinery.

Nothing new there. Then I wanted to make a new stand for a router table using plywood instead. Again, no big deal, but the joinery is exactly the same. They are splayed at 5 degrees for stability and visual appeal. Plywood apron and stretchers hold it all together. Check that. Dominos hold it all together. The design and material sizes are exactly the same for both projects. Just the overall dimensions are different.