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Zinc-Plated Steel Lag Screw DIN 571 Ø8x110mm / 100pcs
€16.62
In stock
Usage
The Festool Domino DF 500 Q joiner is designed for creating precise, strong mortise and tenon joints in woodworking projects. Ideal for cabinetmaking, furniture assembly, and frame construction using hardwoods, softwoods, or composite panels.
Advantages
- Quickly produces accurate mortises with minimal setup time and repeatable precision.
- Pivoting fence with angle stops (0–90°) enables straightforward angled joinery at common settings of 22.5°, 45°, and 67.5°.
- Adjustable mortise width dial allows flexible alignment when joining panels of various sizes.
- Integrated dust extraction connection (27 mm diameter) provides excellent chip removal for cleaner operation and better visibility.
- The machine weighs only about 3.5 kg for comfortable handling during extended use; minor drawback: a dust extractor is recommended to prevent clogging during continuous operation.
Specifications
- The tool features a patented spiral cutter that rotates and oscillates simultaneously to create consistent mortises in wood materials including hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, chipboard, or fiberboard.
- Built with durable internal mechanisms; manufactured in Germany to high technical standards.
- Cutter spindle speed: up to approximately 24,300 rpm; power consumption: 420 watts; maximum routing depth: 28 mm; routing height adjustment from 5 mm to 30 mm.
- Pivotal indexing pins ensure rapid alignment on workpiece edges while the viewing window aids precise placement. The system accepts multiple cutter diameters (4/5/6/8/10 mm), enabling mortises sized from 4x20 mm up to 10x50 mm depending on application needs.
How it works
The Domino DF 500 Q uses a unique combination of rotational and oscillating movement to cut smooth-sided mortises precisely where required. Position the workpiece against the fence or stops, adjust settings as needed—then engage the motor so the spinning cutter creates an exact slot ready for inserting a pre-formed Domino tenon joint.
