Festool PN574332 User Manual

The optional narrow frame fence is used to securely hold 

small workpieces for cutting mortises.  

Instruction Manual 

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1. 

With the fence tilted to 90 degrees, slide the narrow 

frame fence over the fence face of the Domino joiner as 

shown. Make sure the narrow frame fence is fully seated 

onto the joiner’s fence. 

2. 

Slide the two latch tabs inward. 

3. 

Tighten the two thumbscrews. 

1. 

Loosen the two green thumbscrews on the bottom of the 

fence. 

2. 

Place the workpiece between the two guides and slide 

the guides inward. 

3. 

Use the position gauge on the Domino joiner fence face 

to center the workpiece. 

4. 

With the side guides tight to the workpiece and the 

workpiece centered in the position gauge, tighten the 

two thumbscrews. 

5. 

Hint: Make note of where the workpiece lines up on the 

horizontal position gauge, and use the position gauge 

when cutting the mortise on the mating frame for a 

T-joint frame. 

 

 

Edge joining boards is a common 

method for creating wide boards from a 

series of narrower boards. The Domino 

tenons add strength to the joint and also 

assist in aligning the boards to be flush. 
For edge joining boards, a series of 

tenons are placed down the length of 

the joint. The first tenon is used to 

register the two boards horizontally, so 

it is milled at standard width. The 

remaining tenons align the boards flush 

and may be milled with an oversize 

width. 

 

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with the mortise width dial set to the narrow setting 

(page 8). 

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For subsequent mortise slots you can keep the mortise 

width at the minimum setting, but you may find it easier 

to set the mortise width dial to the next widest setting.  

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Place the mortise slots 6 to 12 inches apart for standard 

joints, but this spacing should be decreased for joining 

plywoods or when a stronger joint is needed. 

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Instead of marking the mortise placements with pencil lines, 

evenly space the mortises down the length of the boards. To 

do this, use the outrigger locating pin in the previous 

mortise slot.