Making a biscuit joint

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Making a biscuit joint

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Hi I am quite a beginner at woodworking but try my best and I am wondering if someone has any sort of description and/or pictures explaining how to do a biscuit joint? anyone? thanks in advance
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Are you using a router and cutter, or a dedicated biscuit cutter?
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At the moment I am not using any I am just wondering the best way and what is involved. i was thinking of a biscuit join cutter
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Have a read of this guide, hope its some help

http://www.americanfurnituredsgn.com/ba ... joints.htm
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thats great thanks. thanks for the help.
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Post by Hitch »

There are various other fitings to suit biscuit cut slots, such as knockdown fixings, hinges etc, not just for joining :wink:

The dedicated machines outperform the router cutters by far :thumbright:
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