What are the dimensions of the smallest beech domino & the thinnest stock it could go into? Do I want a Domino or a biscuit joiner for face frames?
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Not sure what smallest size is. I'd estimate maybe 3/4 wide and 1.5 in length and maybe 3/8 or 1/4 thuick. I have a variety, but not all sizes that Festool makes available. I normally do not use either a biscuit joiner or Domino for face frames, feeling that the joint is sufficiently stabilized for my purposes by being fastened to carcass Otherwise, I'd guess that biscuits might have the advantage due to their elliptical shape and the usual thin stock used for face frames. I love my Domino and feel it was at the time a truly revolutionary tool. As you might expect, it is mechanically precise, easy to use, and quality made. If I were getting only one, I'd go with the Domino over the biscuit joiner Not sure what smallest size is. I'd estimate maybe 3/4 wide and 1.5 in length and maybe 3/8 or 1/4 thuick. I have a variety, but not all sizes that Festool makes available. I normally do not use either a biscuit joiner or Domino for face frames, feeling that the joint is sufficiently stabilized for my purposes by being fastened to carcass Otherwise, I'd guess that biscuits might have the advantage due to their elliptical shape and the usual thin stock used for face frames. I love my Domino and feel it was at the time a truly revolutionary tool. As you might expect, it is mechanically... » Read More Not sure what smallest size is. I'd estimate maybe 3/4 wide and 1.5 in length and maybe 3/8 or 1/4 thuick. I have a variety, but not all sizes that Festool makes available. I normally do not use either a biscuit joiner or Domino for face frames, feeling that the joint is sufficiently stabilized for my purposes by being fastened to carcass Otherwise, I'd guess that biscuits might have the advantage due to their elliptical shape and the usual thin stock used for face frames. I love my Domino and feel it was at the time a truly revolutionary tool. As you might expect, it is mechanically precise, easy to use, and quality made. If I were getting only one, I'd go with the Domino over the biscuit joiner « Show Less
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The smallest domino is 4mm x 10mm. I would say the thinnest stock would be maybe 3/8". There's enough material as long as it's centered along the thickness. I personally prefer the domino over any biscuit joiner for anything. The domino is super fast and offers superior registration. If you're doing face frames proffesionally I'd say get the domino. It'll pay for itself quickly. That is, if you can spring for the initial cost.
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I double checked, they must have run out of the multiple sizes because under product description and it says like one of the other reviewers said, it was on an 8x10 size. I am sure in the great land of Amazon someone has a Mario 1/2 sheet size. One of my friends said she's found stuff like this on Ebay as well. Good Luck!
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They're about half the size of a regular domino. Excellent quailty. Really nice case. I used them all the time on vacation.
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They are rather skinny, but they are regular in size. If I had a choice I would prefer a thicker set of Domino's.
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Whoops,my previous dimensions were for the WFO (wood fired oven) Super Peel, for I have that one too. As for the Super Peel Pro, Karen's specs are right on. Sorry for the confusion.
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I returned it as I misread the dimensions in the description of product. I needed a small binder. Sorry I can't help.
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The shortest is 15in. And ut can go anywhere between those measurements. I personally do nitot recommend u to buy it !! It breaks easily and its fragile, so it can bend And break easily. Thr screw all fell out by this time , the reason it has great rating it because they persuade ppl by giving them a free item for a good rating.
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I'll be going to a craft store some and I'm going measure the width and see if I can find the smallest but efficient handle. Wish me luck! Plus double Thanks for answering my question!
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I do not know the thickness but would say they are probably at least 3/8" because they are a little larger than the standard size domino. They are made of a plastic epoxy material that most dominoes are made of now.
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I returned this set because although they seemed to be of good quality and I really like Farberware products, all were smaller than I thought they would be. Guess I did not key in on measurements in the product description. I really wanted the tray and pizza pan. I found a great Wilton tray for microwaves at Bed Bath and Beyond at 4.98 and it now serves both purposes.
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Domino are normally twice as thick as this set and about an 8th of an inch longer. This set is still really good for the price and would great for any one with small hands
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I was surprised when it came as it was a small package. So if you are good at folding things up again after use it could probably be something on the order of 18"X18"X6". In any case it shouldn't be a very large package. I think you will be happy with this item.
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You can use different sized binders. There is a guide so the edges would be even. I love it and used it to make over 100 cookbooks for our family reunion.
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I define thist festool product as the most notable innovation in woodworking tools/machinery. The biscuit cutter has no comparison point. The domino will bring your work to a higher level.
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length: 2 1/8 inches width: 1 1/4 inches. not quite the size of a standard domino, but cuts very cleanly.
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The domino itself is 2" long and 1" wide. It's a perfect size for play plus there's no counting pips! We love them.
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smallest I have used is about 22ga [x3/4" flat].issues might come with using stock wider than 2-3" or thicker than 4 or 6 ga .there are a lot of variables ie. width, diameter/thickness, material, etc. the unit is made of steel and [mine has] well-accepted the stress of heavier projects so 'lighter' ones should be no problem.