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This site is dedicated to providing information to woodworkers, about woodworking related issues. Many of the articles presented on this site were originally compiled over the past several years in response to questions I have heard from other woodworkers.

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Announcing the New, Multi-position Guide Stop, MGS-20!

Ever since the Festool Domino was released, woodworkers have been asking for a way to have adjustable position stops to augment the function of the built-in pins on the front of the Domino base. Finally, those pleas have been answered with the release of the MGS-20.

You can now set your stop positions where ever you need them, but what's more, is that you are not limited to just one position stop location. The MGS-20 can be equipped with up to 12 position stops. I designed the MGS-20 to be accurate and bulletproof, and you can read more about its features and ordering at www.dominoguide.com.

 
As many of you may know, I have written many Festool manuals and other documents. These are in high demand, but sometimes they can be difficult to locate on the internet. So I have created a new sub-site where all of these documents are located. Festool Documentation Page

 
Expanding Round Table
Ten years ago I built a large, expanding, round, dining room table. Since that time, I have wanted to redesign the table, but with its very high cost, there are not many homeowners that can afford one. This past summer I was commissioned to build a new version. In these ten years, computer technology has leaped forward, as have my own graphics capabilities. I didn't document the original table's construction, but with greater graphics capabilities, I am fully documenting this next generation.

Because this is an on-going project that will take a great deal of time to complete, I created a weblog to document the progress. Every time I have mentioned this project on one of the many woodworking discussion forums for various reasons, other woodworkers have asked for more details. So here are the details.
Round Table Construction Blog