The 2nd Best Joinery Method That Can Do It All!

[@danieldibiaso9342]

I’ve used the dowelmax for years and love it. I have a tip you might like. When dry fitting if using many dowels like you did on the table, espically double rows it can be extremely hard to disassemble. I take some test dowels and lightly sand them and lightly spray paint them a bright color so dryfitting is very easy.

[@DocXango]

Why the spray paint?

[@IXISSV]

So you know which ones are the test ones 👍 ​@@DocXango

[@frankshannon3235]

And store bought Domino tenons are the same way. I have about 20 or so of each thickness sanded down for dry fit. I just mark them with a Sharpie. But really you can tell because they are smooth and don't have the glue crinkles.

[@fogsmart]

I have 3/8” Teflon rod I cut into test dowels. Easy peasy folks.

[@michaeldeal3868]

@@DocXango to indicate test fit dowells

[@petenelson8136]

Yes, I want to see a video on the Grizzley Domino machine. Thanks for reviewing this dowel jig, I'll be getting one. Looking forward to your upcoming video's on a less expensive shop setup.

[@jeffbaker8808]

Yes also @MakeSomething! Triton also makes some of the dowlling machines and, for reference, Peter Millard @10MinuteWorkshop is on his fourth I think...not all of them the cat's meow it seems and I would say more polarization than the Domino according to KZbin videos!

[@ianwatkins3002]

@@jeffbaker8808 On his fourth and it's still sending him nuts 🤣

[@patrickday4206]

Yeah I was looking at those on Amazon

[@DownUnderWoodWorks]

I have been using the Dowelmax for a few years now, I’ve used it in many of my project build videos and it always gets good comments. I love it, it’s my favourite tool in the shop, high quality and very acccurate every time 👍🏼

[@martinsvensson6884]

But it cant self center, right? Feels like you will never drill the holes exactly in the center... since the thickness of a board is never exactly a round number even if its supposed to. So flipping one board and then joining them together would result in the surfaces not aligning exactly anymore in my mind...

[@douglasfuentes2737]

​@@martinsvensson6884 crazy how it lined up every time in this video

[@robertreed711]

​@@martinsvensson6884 I think the point is the dowelmax references off the same face, no need for self centering.

[@jeffbaker8808]

I think the benefit/advantage is that the check marks remind one of the two reference surfaces so the offset of the holes is consistent for mating pieces. It doesn't matter if they are 100% on the centreline. I bet a doughnut that no Domino mortise is ever 100% centred...and it doesn't matter. What matters is the consistent offset to the reference surface of mating pieces for either a tool, (say even biscuit joiner), or a jig, (Dowelmax or home grown). Having used a Domino, and put several mortises where they don't belong, I can see how this jig can work effectively and better in some ways to ensure alignment and placement. The Domino wiggles as every user will tell you and that is where some error will come in. Do I want both? Yes. Will I buy the Dowelmax and all its accessories before I buy a Domino? Yup.

[@AdamKirbyMusic]

@@martinsvensson6884 Correct, that's why you need to keep track of the orientation in which you're drilling the pieces.

[@jonathanyoung983]

Have had the Dowellmax for years. Expensive but worth every penny. Joint comes out perfect every time. I love this tool!!!

[@57hound]

I have a DowelMax-love it! I stopped using pocket holes and don’t miss them at all. One important point to note-IMHO it is most suited to a home shop user. It’s too fiddly and slow for a professional environment-I believe that’s where a Domino is better suited. As for the cost-worth every penny! And as Dave pointed out, it’s way cheaper than a Domino!

[@Tigerratcat]

Do you find dowels stronger than pocket holes?

[@weldabar]

@@Tigerratcat Sorry to chuckle at your question. Without question dowels are much stronger than pocket holes. There have been countless tests here on YT that show this. Pocket holes can be quicker, depending on what pocket hole equipment you have.

[@Tigerratcat]

@@weldabar Chuckle away. I’m a complete newbie. To me it seems there’s a limitation to dowels where the whole project has to be assembled out in the open, where as you can assemble pocket hole pieces in place. I tried pocket holes for the first few time. I’m definitely not impressed with the strength. You can strip the thread so easily with an impact driver when it bottoms out

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

@@TigerratcatI use the dowelmax because I HATE the look of pocket holes. If they are completely hidden then so be it, but usually they aren’t.. or they are used on objects like chairs that need the extra strength of the glue joint and even a beautifully hidden pocket hole isn’t a replacement for a dowel or good jointery. They are fantastic for cabinet frames in particular because it is all hidden and none of those connections should ever experience much shear or any wracking force(s)

[@og-nesley3885]

I have a 2x4 that I’ve drilled different depth holes in to get my collar depth. I just put the bit in the hole and push the collar down until it hits the 2x4 and then tighten the collar.

[@7StrokeRoll]

I'm a Dowelmax user. I bought the entire system in all available sizes, plus the brilliant depth gauge for setting up the drill bit's stop collar. This is a FANTASTIC tool. The materials and machining are top notch. I'll probably pick up a Domino some day, but this really does everything that I need it to do and does it very well. With the depth gauge I probably have about $600 invested in the Dowelmax- I don't regret it at all. It's a joy to use.

[@seantaylor6691]

Honestly, watching you get excited about the ease of assembly when testing this was more convincing than anything else. I've had issues with other dowel jigs and it always seems like they're slightly off or slightly wonky. Can't wait to start building with my new Dowelmax!

[@adamshinbrot]

As someone who has drilled thousands of holes using a dowelling jig (not the DowelMax), the key is a sharp drill bit. For a very long time I didn't realize this and I still have drilling nightmares. I'm sure the DowelMax is a fine product, but trust me: make sure your drill bit is sharp, otherwise drilling gets to be awfully fatiguing.

[@rickkinney1249]

i bought my dowelmax back around 2003-2004, in toronto (iam a yank) and i have used it on just about every project since (hobby work) and have never had a failure or disappointment----great company great people great product thanx rick

[@bobwilhelm8364]

I have been using my dowelmax for about 4yrs. and I love it. I could not justify a domino jointer to my boss ,AKA my wife. FYI, you can also purchase a 5/16 dowel adapter which I use primarily for 3/4 inch material. And yes, I have two drill bits with stop collars set to different depths. I was able to justify that to my boss.

[@dmaifred]

You only just convinced me to buy pocket hole jig 6 years ago. Now I have to go buy this too?... Of course I do :) Love your work as always.

[@sgsax]

For when you want to drill lots of super accurate holes to pound some pegs into. $200 doesn't actually sound all that bad for as good as it seems to work. Cheaper than any Woodpeckers measuring tool at least and twice as functional. I'll have to think about adding one to my arsenal. Thanks for sharing!

[@thewoodwork_ca]

Excellent video showing the Dowelmax. Very quick demos, very well edited and comprehensive. I never had to skip forward once.

[@DrunkInPublic]

Dave is one of the few people I can actually trust when they are sent something for free to review it

[@johnrobinson1020]

I have this jig and believe me, it is a load of crap, it is just another dowel jig; No better or worse than any other jig on the market, and much too much expensive. Don't waste your money. If you want to do dowel joinery, you can make your own simple jig that works as good as this one and it will cost you nothing. Don't get conned guys. This is my honest opinion of the jig and I paid for mine; Not a freebie so I didn't feel obligated to give a good report on it. These guys are paid influencers and their aim is to promote an item and brainwash you into buying it. If you buy this jig on an influencer's advice, you are a sucker.

[@MucaroBoricua]

I did my research like 5 years ago and got convinced that the Dowelmax was the best. Bought it for half the price like new from eBay and bought the rest of the accessories new. Once you learn to use it, it becomes second nature. And the thought that your builds have no metal in them is amazing.

[@jorisstrickx]

the domino comes standard with an extra support to put it upright on a board. But this looks like a pretty good cheaper alternative. You''l loose a bit more time, but it seems reasonable with this one. And for a hobbyist time is not a big issue.

[@epgui]

It's actually a very fast jig/tool, and there is an optional L-bracket you can get to put it upright on a board.

[@mitchblackmore5230]

Really good video showing all the different joint configurations. I just received my Dowelmax a week ago. I am 100% just a hobbyist woodwork and I definitely consider myself to be on the lower end of the skill curve. That being said, within 15 minutes of unboxing the jig, I was joining scraps of wood together with absolute professional results. I honestly can't stress enough how easy this thing is to use. I'm in Canada, so I paid just over $300 cdn for mine. And yes, that is a chunk of change for a tool that you don't plug in, but once you get it in your hands and feel the build quality, the price will make a lot more sense.

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

The idea is perfect and works fantastic. Since I’m a toolmaker I made my own in my garage shop. Cost a whole lot less and was a fun project as well.

[@albertm8576]

I ve had a dowel max kit I bought on eBay and absolutely love it. It’s not a Festool Domino but it’s solid !!! Great video. And I think we need a video on the grizzly double banger!!!

[@dagored100]

yes of course we want a video about that. really cool jig

[@OG_Beckie_Leigh]

I’m not even a woodworker in any way shape or form. The Dowelmax would be completely useless for me, but this video made me NEED it! That thing looks magical. 😂😂😂

[@Wordsnwood]

Had one for years… definitely get the second (3rd, 4th…) drill bits!

[@leesumner6470]

I have used a Dowelmax for many years. One project I made about 6 years ago comes to mind. My gym wanted new benches. Some customers weighed over 300 lbs and kept breaking their benches and chairs in the locker room. I made new benches 5 ft long with a shelf and center devider out of 3/4 inch birch plywood jointed using the dowelmax. No dowel ends were visible. I used rattle can paint to add some color. When they were finished I had used no screws and 69 dowels in each bench, all perfectly aligned. I recently checked out the benches and I could find no cracks or loose joints. A Dowelmax is well worth the price.

[@louvp57]

I have the used other dowel jigs with mixed results, I got the Dowel Max and its by far the best most precise dowel jig, well worth the money

[@matthysloedolff]

I've seen a few people on KZbin mention how nice the dowelmax is and I've always been a little sceptical due to my past experience with doweling jigs. I therefore haven't considered purchasing the dowelmax until this video. Thanks for always being honest and trustworthy, Dave. Also, I'd love to see that Grisly in action.

[@meperson]

Doweling jigs in general are junk from my experience, just like you said. The only exception is dowelmax which I own and maybe Jessem which I don't have.

[@brokenbarbespoke]

TBH I'm super excited about this wen video! I've been trying to kit out my garage shop and those prices are super appealing compared to other brands... the concern is always quality.

[@_J.F_]

A great jig for the hobby woodworker who wants to make fast and accurate joints but cannot afford/justify splashing out on the Festool Domino. I agree though that it will never replace the Festool Domino, which is still the best there is for quick and easy but perfectly accurate joints.

[@Shannon-v3r]

My friend and mentor talked me into getting the domino. He was right when he said I’d spend a bunch of money and still always want the domino. Hasn’t got used much lately but it’s amazing when I do need it. However there are times where dowels would make a bit more sense. This looks like an amazing option

[@garrettschubert]

I feel this is a great option for someone who makes just ok furniture from time to time and doesn't want to spend the money on the Domino. That being it looks amazing. Well done again with the video and yes i definitely want to see the grizzly video.

[@jackloganbill605]

Fantastic video!!!! I am a DowelMax evangelist, it is so nicely machined, and works perfectly!!!!

[@johnapp8331]

I’ve owned a dowel Max for years, now and love it. The other dowel jigs are no where near as accurate. The people at Dowel Max are very helpful and courteous. Btw, try their Router table, it is amazing and so simple compared to all the fancy expensive router lift tables

[@nicke1022]

Ehhhh my jessem dowel jig is baaaaaang on accurate. Love it but i have not tried the dowel max so i am very biased haha

[@kevinmeachem2138]

Great alternative for us budget limited woodworkers. YES I want a video on the Grizzly tool!

[@Woodcraftedworkshop]

I've always said use it once and you'll be a believer. Welcome to team Dowelmax!

[@ChiKusari]

As a novice worker, without many tools, I appreciate your information! I'll be adding this to my wish list for the future once I've learned more. I would appreciate it if you mentioned the price in the videos. $/200+/- isn't really expensive when getting into this hobby but the price still nice to see as someone starting out.

[@MakeSomething]

Pretty sure I did mention the price. 😉

[@randallmasoner]

Close to the end of the video, gotta watch the whole thing👍👍​@@MakeSomething

[@jodiepalmer2404]

I definitely like these Dowelmax tools shown in the video. Just looked at their website and they are expensive in Australian Dollars, but they are also worth the prices. It would help greatly in some woodworking furniture.

[@peterferrydriver]

I'm sorry, but at $324 + taxes and shipping, this tool is just way too expensive for the job it does. With careful measuring and drilling, even as an amateur woodworker, I can get precise results with my $12.00 jig. Admittingly, it takes more time with my jig to arrive at the required results, but the price difference makes it the preferable tool.

[@evoke2104]

@peterferrydriver agreed, I was interested then saw the price, way too expensive, and companies wonder why people buy knock off tools

[@robd7703]

I disagree. It is a superb tool. Worth every cent of the price. I used mine today to make a lathe stand and it was an absolute joy to use this tool. The joints were rock solid.

[@badboyboydc6779]

@@peterferrydriver I spent maybe $120 on cheaper ones that stunk. So, to me this thing is fairly priced. Now, you may not even do a lot of dowel joints, but if you do, I recommend you demo one, because after using for a weekend, I wouldn’t give it back.

[@anthonymangini7986]

Mostly commenting to feed the algorithm because I love your content. I did want to say that I read a bunch of reviews on the Grizzly dual doweller (as well as the Igooo spindle doweller which is the same thing, badged differently), and they are mediocre at best. Most folks are commenting that they are not square, accurate. There is a REALLY expensive dual doweller by a brand called Mafell, but it retails for higher than the domino, so....

[@steveferguson1232]

I love the Wen tools. I have the spindle sander, disc and belt sander and track saw. My next will be the 4214 variable speed drill press. This dowel jig is awesome. So glad you did this video

[@GeeDeeBird]

If you buy the drill press, be sure to check it for square. The problem is that the press bed flexes out of square from the post when you tighten it. I went through two of them before I finally decided to just make a drill press table and shim it square.

[@woodrowsmith3400]

I have the Wen trim router, spindle sander and the VS drill press. The later two came up on Amazon as one day deals...$85 spindle sander and $195 drill press. Don't hate me 😢 Haven't run across the problem GD had with the drill press table, but am now aware of the potential. Thanks, GD 😊. Otherwise, all three have given me yoman's service and I am well satisfied. Dowelmax...hmmm. Don't really use dowels other than cheap shelf pegs. I did when I first started (Reagan was Pres then...) but had heinous difficulty lining joints up after drilling. So...I made my own pocket hole jig that fit my auxiliary drill press table and used that for years until Kreg came along. But ..I am intrigued by the Dowelmax and would certainly consider it if I should choose to use dowels again. I can see where functionality outweighs cost...as long as I don't tell Momma😂

[@richpeggyfranks490]

I always called that "butt-T" joint a shelf joint (for obvious reasons). Not sure where I first heard the term. At my age, anything past a week ago is lost in the haze!! I don't need the time-saving properties of a Domino, so I use a lot of dowel joints. Including making a king-size bed frame with 3/4" dowels using a homemade jig. Some reviewers have not been kind to the Grizzly dowel machine, or it's Triton cousin. I'd love to see an honest, non-sponsored review from you. Thanks for another info-taining video.

[@ToolsandTime]

Looks handy--dowel joints are surprisingly strong. Thanks for showing that to us!

[@masterofnone]

It was fun watching the video and the thumbs up count go up over 100 more while I was watching the video. Thumbs up David! Great demonstration.

[@herbertliedel7019]

Got my dowelmax several years ago. Works great.

[@bugtusslealien3931]

I use the dowelmax on all my steel projects, no more welding for ME!!! Yes siree, Bob.

[@sometimesismile]

The more I see videos of domino alternatives It makes me want one more and more lol it’s so much faster than any other method. Non the less great video and I just might pick up one of these

[@ToddAdams1971]

So glad you ended with the grizzly dual dowelimg machine. Only $160 full price and is very similar to the Festool domino. Want to know how it works before I get one though and trust your reviews over pretty much anyone else. Thanks for the great alternative.

[@CaptainMobius]

Thanks for showing us how awesome the Dowelmax is, and heck yes, let's see a video about the Grizzley Domino machine.

[@mattrinne]

Yep. I wanna see a video on that. I think the 3.6 star reviews on it probably speak for themselves, though. Looking forward to the Wen video as a budget guy. A little disappointed we didn't hear the drill some holes; pound some pegs song, but I didn't really see much pounding so maybe you know best. 🎶 🤷‍♂️

[@ranyalbegwein7470]

13:09 Now a separate 45 miter adapter insert can be attached, allowing the built in clamps to work with the 45 plate, removing the need for an external clamp.

[@watcherofwatchers]

I have both a Dowelmax and a Domino. Both are absolutely fantastic tools. I wouldn't really consider them interchangeable - the Domino is significantly quicker to use, but the Dowelmax will give phenomenal results for a little more time and effort.

[@GeeDeeBird]

Just curious.... do you think the DowelMax gives you a more consistently accurate result than the Domino?

[@sapelesteve]

I have the much older version of the Dowelmax and it's never let me down. Great video David & yes I would like to see a video about that Grizzly tool. 👍👍🔨🔨

[@simonpetermurrell]

We don't have to read the DowelMax manual now! Looks like a great piece of kit!

[@waguchan2414]

Yes. Please review the Grizzly. I almost bought one a few years ago, but I couldn't find any video reviews. So I decided to save my money until I deserved to buy myself the Festool Domino someday (not yet). Triton also makes a power dowel jointer, but reviews weren't great.

[@The_Corner_WorkShop]

HECK YEAH, I want to see a video on that grizzly dowelling machine!!! I've been looking at one to buy it... So a video will help me out.😂

[@Apollyon-er4ut]

New subscriber, love to see your take on the Jessem doweling jig by comparison. I looked in your old videos and didn't find one.

[@AJBizzle1836]

I always use dowels a handy tool to keep around is a multi tool for trimming dowels

[@williamlaseur3993]

Thanks for the video, as much as I want the domino, I use the Jess’em doweling jig, which is amazing

[@ironbug9924]

I have a Dowelmax, it's simple to use and I would recommend it.

[@RJSDZNS]

I'm just getting into dowel joinery. Bought a milescraft 30 dollar kit to get my feet wet and it does a decent job. Do I see myself upgrading to the dowelmax when I get better at it? You bet your a**! This thing looks amazing! 200+ dollars to make your projects be seemless us a small price to pay! Great review and love your content!

[@simonpetermurrell]

I see they have stock for 2024 and placed my order. Thanks for this amazing review!

[@joeladam742]

Nice video showcasing everything that can be done with the dowelmax. I have had mine for 3 years and I love it. One pro tip that they don’t mention in the instructions is to use the pin to align the jig to the edge of the workpiece instead of by touch. So use the first hole for the pin and then drill into the second hole. Takes some of the uncertainty out of the hole locations.

[@MakeSomething]

Interesting! I like this idea.

[@corwind3888]

I also prefer this method.

[@nasarazam]

Thanks for the tip

[@cwakamatsu]

What an awesome tip!

[@aaronmiller7671]

Yes, I would like to see a video on the grizzly product. RIght now is only $109.95 with free shipping. If it "measures up" to even the DM, it looks to be faster and easier to use as well as less expensive.

[@geraldcrook9504]

Great tool but not for the average guy . Ridiculous price on both the tools in the video. My shop don't weren't that. Having said that you put a good video on and make it seem easy . Great to watch 👍👍💯

[@annelarrybrunelle3570]

Looks like a 2fer DowelMax kit might be useful for when you need one setup for one side of a joint and another for the other side. And some of the addons.

[@norakasa]

In Czech rep this is a very common jig but there you buy like a foot long bar so great for sheet work. Different locksmiths/machining places make their own versions of these....

[@anandarochisha]

Congrats..you just showed us the 4 piece hammer hobby version of a one step industrial standard production machine. It's a nice cudgel and worth it, but no festool

[@bytesizedengineering]

I'm disappointed that I got to the end of the video and didn't hear "drill some holes. Pound some pegs" even once! It's so catchy I find myself humming it hours later.

[@etiennemarcoux3108]

The two main selling points that remains for the domino is speed and dust collection. Setting up the dowelmax takes time, then, cleaning the mess after take time as well once your done… For the hobbyist, it may not be a big deal, however but for the pros, time is money…

[@michaelsummer7082]

As someone who uses the dowel max jig in a pro shop, joinery is such a small percentage of our build time that is negligible. on top of that, because it is slower, I end up making less mistakes because I have a moment to think about it. Also, if I break a bit, I can run over to Home Depot versus a supply store.

[@SayruhKane]

This is so awesome! I love all of your videos. Keep going your own way!

[@georgeslater8848]

I use the Jessem dowel jig and love it.

[@LoganKearsley]

Thanks to the wonders of productive morphology, "messless" is indeed a word!

[@killiemon]

YES WE ABSOLUTELY WANNA SEE A VIDEO ON A DUO DOWEL JOINER

[@GeeDeeBird]

Truth be told, I skip videos when the maker pulls out his or her domino. As a DowelMax owner who doesn't use it much yet because I don't trust myself to abandon half-lap joints, I really hope to see you using the DM in upcoming maker videos. It might allay my fears and inspire me to use my own DowelMax more. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@karl_alan]

I've got a couple WEN tools & really like them for the price.

[@seanbrotherton542]

Yeah I want to see a video on that!

[@ponyboyc]

Just picked this up and I've been liking it a lot good investment

[@MrSaltybloke]

Since you were building a heap of those stands anyway, it would have been interesting to compare the time savings between the dowelling jig and domino - to give folks an idea of what $1200 buys you in time.

[@whomadethatsaltysoup]

Very interesting video demo' of this dowel jig. Like many other woodworkers, I'd love to own a Domino, but just can't justify the cost for the amount of use I'd get from it. Honestly, I'd rather sink the money into a decent cabinet saw. Nowadays, though, with the cost of material - even 4by2 - going cheap on the tools can end up costing more. I've tried the cheap dowel jigs - Wolfcraft, absolutely rubbish, wanders all over the place and takes forever to set up for all but the most basic joints - but they just don't give consistent, repeatable results. Anyway, thanks for sharing!

[@Andi.Mitchell.Designs]

When you’re doing a video of that grizzly double dowler… can you also try out the triton dowling tool that looks exactly like it? My neighbor has one for sale for $50 and I’m thinking about it.

[@RDH0255]

Yes please do a video on the doweling machines!! I’m also considering one🙏🏾😁

[@canalaerocast]

300 for a doweling jig? Thanks but no, thanks.

[@chrisnash2154]

I think I have a Milescraft. Used it to mate MDF sheets to make a custom epoxy counter. These jigs work great, but I am still stoked to get my domino.

[@Solidfluids]

Here's hoping they'll introduce a metric version at some point. Looks like a really cool tool to use.

[@Taliesen.]

? They have metric ones too. 3 of them. 6, 8 and 10mm

[@Solidfluids]

Neat! @@Taliesen.

[@RichardRecupero]

before watching this. good dust collection and power tools always win

[@WildmanTech]

Pretty cool. I think I’ll make one. Thanks for showing it.

[@marppp28]

Stronger cheaper slower but good enough to make money to buy more expensive green faster brother. I like both ways 👍

[@danieldube3576]

My New Years resolution is to purchase some Picciuto music to vibe too in my shop while I'm making something. 😎

[@jimrosson6702]

Great video going to have to save up my money and invest in the dowel max looks like a great tool. Thanks for sharing. Would also love to see a video on the Grizzly dowel tool

[@tomt9543]

Well heck yea we want to see a video on it!!!

[@robb9079]

Please do the grizzly review. I'm fixing to buy the dowel Max jig now after seeing your video, it's nice to know and see honest feedback

[@951WoodworkDesigns-bx4kn]

I bought a Dowelmax a few years ago and added the 1/4” guide bushings with it. I kept it for a couple weeks, thought about the price and decided I wasn’t going to spend $300 for a dowel jig so returned it. I wish I would have kept it, or at least used it once, but I couldn’t get past the price and, I thought for that price I’d just add some additional cash and buy a domino. Well, I never bought the domino because of the high price. Maybe I’ll try the dowelmax again, but no question the domino is a much faster, easier and far better choice if you have the cash. My problem is that if I get the domino I’ll want the Festool dust collector, then a Festool sander and I’ll be chugging the Kool-Aid at that point!

[@brianlister6036]

lets see the Grizzly in action, that looks promising also. Great vid thanks !

[@gizanked]

Triton also has a dowel jointer like the grizzly. I thought it did 3 but it is also 2 bits. Can't wait for the wen video too. Let's drill some holes and pound some pegs.

[@stevethigpen3166]

I have both and have used both extensively. I never use the the Dowelmax anymore. It works well but the Domino is MUCH faster and easier. IMHO

[@barriowoodworks]

Dowelmax is a well machined tool that is easy to use and extremely accurate. Own the Beadlock Pro, the blue anodized joinery jig, we can put that in junk pile. On 45 miters, you can’t beat the domino.

[@jimanddeb]

Yes, yes I do want to see a video on the grizzly tool

[@momomo5002]

He recommends it @19:34. Now you can watch the video without wondering if you are wasting your time. You’re Welcome!

[@MakeSomething]

Yeah, I pretty much recommended in the title and thumbnail. But we do appreciate your effort!

[@CrownMountainWoodworks]

Def want to see a video on the grizzly tool. Also, I was dying for you to use your jingle for “drill some holes and pound some pegs” when you did the group of 24… Next time. 🤞😊

[@markboomershine5072]

Kelly doing the work for the people. I had to say Leo the Lion Licked a Lollipop for two years since i could not pronounce L's

[@thormusique]

Awesome video, thanks! And yes, I'd love to see a video on the Grizzly tool. Also really looking forward to when you Wen, cheers! ;-)

[@cbdeandc]

I've got one of these things and I LOVE it!!