What are the dimensions of the smallest beech domino &amp; the thinnest stock it could go into? Do I want a Domino or a biscuit joiner for face frames?
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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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David: As others have pointed out, the Lamello is a biscuit joiner, much like the Dewalt Biscuit joiner. At this time the Festool Domino joiner is in a class by itself. I used mine again today to build two tables, and the tool speeds the milling of the mortise and floating tenon joint considerably.
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This set I purchased from Amazon was a gift which I sent out of state. The set I personally own by Puremco has dominoes which are slightly thicker than 3/8", so I would say 7/16".
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There is room but not a lot. A fairly narrow spined ledger book will fit as will a few sheets of paper if that is what you have as an inventory sheet. Probably anything up to about 3/8 " I hope this is helpful to you.
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It is small which we like because we are only 2 people -- maybe 12 by 10 by 6. I can measure it tomorrow if you want a more exact dimension. Probably 2 strip steaks or maybe 4-6 lamb chops.
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These would be great for collections of small toys.They stack and look nice and organized. The side handles snap to the top to close securely.I could really use a few more!Here's the Dimensions: 14.2 x 9.5 x 6.9 inches
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I own the 1.1cf model. I think you need to measure the pizza box, and provide those dimensions so people who own the 0 7 cf model can respond.
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I purchased a plastic table from Sam's Club and I know Cosco carries them too. It's about 24" x 3' give or take a few inches and it fits the Smoky Joe perfectly with room left over for utensils. Doesn't take up much room on my patio and works very well. Come to think of it Amazon carries them too. Just search "plastic utility table" and you'll find various sizes.
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Dimitri and David W. have given you good dimension info.The image shown does not match the description of this uke. I actually ran in to this problem when I ordered one as a gift for my husband recently. I ordered from the image and was expecting an OU2T and received and OU2P that I had to exchange. The OU2P is the pineapple shape. The OU2T is the tenor body with a waist. You can see the difference between the shapes here: http://www.oscarschmidt.com/products/ukes/ I pointed out the error to Amazon and they have apparently not fixed it. :/
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That sounds like a great use. I've never done it, but mine would easily hold a few Dominos medium boxes. I'm not certain without measuring whether it would take a large.
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12" x 12" x 7" high. We got 4 boxes with 4 place settings in each box. BUT...they are seconds. They look fine on the table but they have gaps when stacked. How hard is it to make a plate symmetrical? I have done better throwing a pot. Corelle is guilty of shady practices.
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I have no idea where I put mine, but if I recal it was a square and aprx the size of your average full size game folding gameboard like monopoly. But slightly smaller about an inch on each side. I don't have my ruler for exact dimensions but hopfully that helps
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Cardboard core has to be smaller than 1.75 inches, so...cheaper wrap on a small role. Seriously tho, dont waste yor $ on wraptastic unless you have no problem taking extra time to use it.
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I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2½ inches wide. (Or 2 inches, if the dough is stiff enough not to spread as much.) I doubt if my information is all that helpful, but good luck.
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The dominos I used were the thick plastic ones, I don't know what a tournament size domino is but the ones I use are pretty thick.
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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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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.