Hi,

    Very nice. I like the expanding top idea.

Seth

I like it, too!

Great design, well made! I like Kreg screws too, but I would have used that project as an excuse to purchase a domino....

Do you have any issues with the expanding section sagging/deflecting when pulled out, especially with some weight on it?

Great bench! Just started on a run off table/ work bench with drawers. I also have the dewalt, its for sale now. I spent the bucks on the Domino Q, and bought a case of 5mm domino's. I'm redoing my shop storage,using mostly 3/4 birch ply. Glide Rite loved my full extension slide order. Planning lots of draws. Just finished (not stained or polyed yet) building a 4 drawer storage, under my TS extention table. I have to tell you I love the Domino. Made my cabinets and drawers with it. Learning curve was slightly more than a biscuit jointer. After reading the advice on FOG on plunging slowly, grip near the plug in, I like to hook my left thumb over the front knob and keep my hand out in front on the work, kind of pulling the Domino in. All my cuts have been dead accurate. I thought $750 was a lot for a overgrown biscuit jointer, but I have to tell you its the best money I've ever spent I love my Domino. Just a hobbyist point of view, Its going to be nice to have everything in a drawer or cabinet and out of the dust (Arizona has lots of Dust!) Will probably buy the Systainer in the next month or two when I'm ready to start on some furniture projects. Blanket chests for daughter and 2 granddaughters.

Bru, I have thought of taking my dewalt biscuit cutter around to some of the local construction sites and see if I could find a buyer.  But I'm really not in the mode to spend 750 at this time for the domino so I guess I'll keep the dewalt for now. 

I should also see if I could sell my Hitachi router, M12V, less than 3 hours use.  I bought a new Triton to use with the router table.

dirtydeeds, it's all in what you are accustomed to, I think the two car garage is a little small with my motorcycles in there.  I did wood work in the past in one of my Dad's shops which was a 40' x 60' shop, talk about plenty of room.

Just curious, how did you cut the aluminum track?

Thanks guys,  I used a metal cutting blade in my Rigid miter saw to cut the Kreg clamp track.

I was interested in getting a Dewalt biscuit jointer, You will have to send me a message, and I will have to see if I can afford it. I have a small problem though, I really will only buy a tool if its not all beat up though. It is kinda an obsession of mine.