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I am building a rotary 700mm diam table out of 19mm x 190 kwila boards , and borrowed a 800W Ryobi biscuit joiner EPJ800 to have a go at edge gluing the boards. The blade on the joiner is 4mm thick, and I was using #20 biscuits.
Previously I have used...
Started by JillB on
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The slot is 4.7mm wide, but the dry biscuit is only 3.8mm on the biscuit jointer....
I just went and had another look.
Take care to keep the biscuit joiner as stable and vertical as possible so that the slot are not a snug fit.
Difficult.
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Alright, in all seriousness we need to start discussing where we want to take the party. All suggestions welcome by party members or people interested in joining.
Started by Bacon King on
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We aren't the left? WTH am I doing here then? You are a centrist and a patriot my good sir .
Anti-gun control
Anti-discrimination Reasonable, we want to support equal opportunity so the left doesn't accuse us of things .
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I just got an email circular about this:
http://www.dm-tools.co.uk/product.php/section//sn/MAKBPJ180Z
I'm not in the market, having bought an old-style Makita at the beginning of the year (which I'm delighted with, incidentally).
I am puzzled though: ...
Started by CHJ on
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I got.
Cheers.
As a Biscuit joiner it has to have 'ground by this biscuit jointer, I much prefer the versatility of cordless tools especially on site.
Er, I'm not sure, Pete.
You don't need any mains power...
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Note: I originally posted this in May but lost the pictures so Im reposting it now.
Hi All,
I was presenting a seminar on biscuit joinery the other night and after the class one of the attendees came to me and couldnt believe how my simple biscuit joiner...
Started by Gord in Newmarket on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
On the biscuit joiner to register the slot, you are using flat surface of the melamine.
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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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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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I got an order today for a 3'x5' cypress sign. It will be made of 2x12 boards edge joined together. Im getting different opinions on the best way to edge join the boards though. Some folks say glue alone is fine (Im a little leary of that though), some...
Started by gateman on
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The glue joint will....
How much strength do you need? Strong enough to where it doesn't come apart I guess! Lol If you joint the edges so that they are square and true, you can use titebond II .
Tongue and groove would be stronger than any others mentioned .
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I'm about to add width to some pieces by joining some edges.
Some will have little support other than the joint itself, so I will be using splines.
Since some of the main(large) pieces are plywood and others are MDF, in the interest of joint strength ...
Started by D_Harris on
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But neither joint making?
Edge joining solid wood....
For instance, if it were necessary to edge join MDF, it seems to me a scarf joint would be preferrable to a butt joint.
It would help to know why all that edge joining is necessary.
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On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:23:35 -0700 (PDT), Evan Hulka <ehulka@gmail.com
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=129485
http://www.punknews.org/article/35770
In Memoriam: Chuck Biscuits (1965-2009)
Prolific...
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At the time of "Repo Man"?
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:44:24 -0700 ... .
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:07:19 -0600, "Matthew Kruk" <anywhere@wind.blows
"Evan Hulka" <ehulka@gmail.comnews:118ad647-78dd-44eb-a36b-0b20e04c6f31@12g2000pri.googlegroups.com.. .
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The main Plywood and MDF pieces are of various sizes that I will have to add 1 or 2 inches to.
Again, I am just asking if building these up with plywood or MDF is better. (I'm just trying to keep this simple and don't need a biscuit joiner to align).
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Started by D_Harris on
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When you....
It's been my experience that joining plywood to plywood or to MDF, a spline, or a biscuit, or, I suppose, a domino (don't have any experience with those) is actually a good idea.
To disagree with how you're planning to proceed.
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Originally Posted by dinosaur_poo Then why are you blabbering on?
I'm still waiting for your explanation on how we can do casevacs with 747s. Please share your wisdom. You don't know what you are talking about, can't advise the poster and can't answer...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arrse):
Originally Posted by dinosaur_poo Yes I have 4 years TA .
Your push bike, you fucking air biscuit.
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