For those of you who already have a domino (mine is out for delivery today according to Bob , and who use them for cabinet doors, what is your technique?
Specifically, I assume one would cut the mortises prior to coping and sticking. Since that takes some length and width from the pieces, are you able to compensate by milling a mortise that is deeper than would normally be necessary? The idea of cutting the tiny dominos to length isn't appealing (or particularly safe without good holding jigs)
Using the domino for cabinet doors, especially large ones, is appealing to me as cope & stick has been proven many times over to provide a joint that won't exactly last forever. With a 1 year old in the house, I'm expecting some real cabinet abuse - he already destroyed a drawer in my dresser (my father in law made 20+ years ago) by yanking the drawer out and trying to do a pull-up on it
Thanks.
Pete