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Not what you would call fine woodworking. More like utilitarian use woodworking. But, it was a good project to try out the Domino for the first time. I could play with all the different settings, depths, and sizes. It's a weapons rack for my sons Martial Arts school. Gotta admit I'm pretty impressed with the machine. Very accurate and fast. Don't know how long it'll be before other companies will make one, but when they do, and the price drops to about a 1/4 what the Festool is, they'll without a doubt be one, or something close to it, in every shop.

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Very nice and very clean lines! I would like to have a Domino, but I got caught by LOML last night...

IIRC, Festool has a patent on the Domino so it may be a while.
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multi-spindle line borer - unlikely in 2008
pocket hole machine - unlikely in 2008
Festool sander and vacuum -told I don't need 2 not going to happen
Edge bander - unlikely this decade
oscillating edge sander - unlikely in 2008
floor model chisel or slot mortiser - unlikely in 2008

and a bigger shop - maybe in 2009
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Very nice looks good. How where is it you live?

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