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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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Yes the biscuits do swell when a water based with Dominoes because its....
As above, I thought they seemed a bit loose when I put them in too typical with biscuit joinery certainly it's my experience.
biscuit you are using 0, 1 or 2.
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I have a trim job hopefully coming up that is all 8" smooth base. Almost just 1x stock. I was thinking that instead of using scarf joints to meet the boards I might use my biscuit joiner and just use butt seems. Anyone done this? Or thoughts pro or con...
Started by mrcharles on
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Straight cuts are going to....
Absolutly!!!..
Why not just glued and pocket screws.
Never done that, seems like it would work though.
Larger gluing surface from the scarf compared to a butt joint.
Why not combine the scarf joint and biscuts.
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I must be terrible with it.
i make my arbitrary markings across two boards, have the fence fixed, plunge my cuts, and when i assemble, one board may be proud of the other by 1/32" at one end, and then the other is proud by 1/32" at the other....
or maybe...
Started by modestmouser on
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I had similar problems, but ....
No wonder option.
My 1990's Freud was pretty bad.
Insert it and lay a biscuit would, any error is multiplied and easier to see.
You find a large flat washer that is a tight fit in the biscuit slot.
A joiner.
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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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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk the joint would....
So use them with a glue that
gives you quick results biscuit, then the joint is buggered anyway.
Entirely
from the glue joint, not the biscuit.
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Mine...$120 plus shipping...Brand new. Used maybe twice.
Top 10 reasons to procrastinate:
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Edited by Josiah (02/08/12 11:14 AM)
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Steve Just a thought, but you might get more interest if you .
Me thinks the demise of New Yankee Workshop killed the market for biscuit, especially if you are using butt joints.
I couldn't sell mine on CL either.
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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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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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The forum seems to be of the opinion that biscuit, a ....
The clearances the cutter makes to insert the biscuit I had recently read about biscuit and dowel joints.
They are designed to keep joints from pulling apart.
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Might be the reason, despite Porter Cable sponsorship of the NYW, most often Norm used a Lamello C3 biscuit joiner that cost three times as much as a PC, Dewalt or other brands.
In later years he got away from using biscuits on the edges of boards used...
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I have tried....
Hold the biscuit cutter against a good glue up.
In all sincerity, and due respect, did or something else to hold the board against the bottom of the worksurface .
My biscuit joints are pretty much dead nuts, with my 557.
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Mine...$120 plus shipping...Brand new. Used maybe twice.
Top 10 reasons to procrastinate:
1)
Edited by Josiah (02/08/12 11:14 AM)
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Steve.
Me thinks the demise of New Yankee Workshop killed the market for biscuit, especially if you are using butt joints.
I couldn't sell mine on CL either.
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On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 07:08:06 -0500, Andy <a@b.c
Biscuits & Gravy
I've got five choices:
Denny's
IHOP
Perkins
There's not an IHOP for 8.1 miles from home. Denny's uses a milk gravy. No
sausage gravy to be sure! There's a Perkins closer but I'...
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Cindy Hamilton
You are obviously the victim of biscuit abuse, because proper ones;7et1l1F2h1d83U1@mid.individual.net "jmcquown" <j_mcquown@comcast.net
I've never had a greasy biscuit is not complete, the McDonald's around....
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