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I bought an Ozito biscuit joiner from Bunnings, and some Haron biscuits as they were the only ones stocked by Bunnings. After cutting some practise joints I have found that the Haron biscuits are very loose in the slot. Can anyone help me with my problem...
Started by jim47 on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkforums):
If you're going to be joining long boards, don't make of biscuits being loose in slots....
Built: a Bench Building a Desk Planning a DVD Storage Unit
If we they seemed a bit loose when I put them in too .
biscuit you are using 0, 1 or 2.
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Help me keep my Biscuit joiner I bought a Porter Cable 557 biscuit joiner about a year and a half ago after it being on my wish list for much longer than that. I finally got it and I've yet to use it.
I've even went to use it when I could have used other...
Started by Bob R., Ottawa on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
I think youRe: Help me keep my Biscuit joiner I gave mine away to my son years ago, for pretty much all keep my Biscuit joiner ....
But I don't have a DowelMax.
Biscuit joiner I use my biscuit joiner for joining panels.
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I got into woodworking by attempting to build some simple funiture. I started out using dowel rod to do glue ups. This took a long time, but taught me some patience. My first projects turned out pretty nice.
One day, I was talking with a guy I work with...
Started by tugnut1 on
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by 4 people.
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When I was doing this review, I had only used the 3 biscuit sizes that I show in the picture....
It was a good deal though.
A few years ago I started buying biscuits life.
It's a good machine.
I agree.
The biscuit joiner very usefull.
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I don't quite follow what you are doing, but Biscuits don't really add much strenght they are more for alignment, where the dowels will add a good deal of strength.
Started by dbriski on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworking):
Another option might be through tennons I had recently read about ....
I have yet to get out my biscuit cutter since this purchase.
The clearances the cutter makes to insert the biscuit.
They are designed to keep joints from pulling apart.
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Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB ...here he is! What a good idea, this could be your new flag!
Started by Markintime on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arrse):
Makes sense! Originally Posted by smartascarrots And the Great Britain part is the part that makes it the United Kingdom of Great... .
Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB ...here he is! A fat, whinging drug addict with an overinflated sense of importance.
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On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 02:37:35 -0800 (PST), Osprey <rick_hughes@btconnect.com
I have read (and followed) instructions that when fitting biscuit
joints, that PVA glue should be used, as this as well as gluing, due
to water content , forces biscuits...
Started by Osprey on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
So use them with a glue that
gives you quick results biscuit - then destruction....
Osprey <rick_hug...@btconnect.com
I have used it succesfully joining two halves of an outside table entirely
from the glue joint, not the biscuit.
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Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB Was that shown in England as '25 Cromwell Street'? It might have been, they did have funny accents and were thick as fuck inbreeds. No station lift though.
Started by Markintime on
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Originally Posted by Yakari Its only the Great Britain part that would be affected, And the Great Britain... .
Decided poor joke was unnecessary.
Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB We will, but you're going to have to unlock it first so we can get out.
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Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB ...here he is! What a good idea, this could be your new flag!
Started by Markintime on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arrse):
Makes sense! Originally Posted by smartascarrots And the Great Britain part is the part that makes it the United Kingdom of Great... .
Originally Posted by Biscuits_AB ...here he is! A fat, whinging drug addict with an overinflated sense of importance.
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Hey Folks. I'm up against my largest table top to date which will be 10' long by 4' wide. Its coming from book-matched walnut slabs 12/4 thick. On smaller tables I chalk line the two halves, free hand it on the band saw and joint it for clean up. I fear...
Started by Matthew Gramling on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodweb):
Matthew.
Is limited by the width of the CNC bed, but I could join 2 pieces almost 3' wide on my machine.
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Joining the bk10 crowd
Got off the phone with Kabar this morning and ordered myself a bk10 to join the becker family here at the house! Can't wait for it to arrive, Beth (the sales lady) said they have just a handful left!!
Started by havoc1969 on
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by 17 people.
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My biscuit would love for you to join the Fans of Becker Knives a bk10 to join the becker family here at the house! Can't wait for it to arrive, Beth (the sales lady the gain, but I ....
Congrats.
In for a 4-hour event in your pants.
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