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8th June 2005, 03:03 PM #1
biscuits
I am ashamed to admit that I watched a show called DIY tools and techniques on foxtel the other night. Very lightweight stuff. They basically go through the absolute basics of a whole range of tools etc.
Feeling very proud of myself for knowing all this stuff, I thought I'd keep watching a section of biscuit joiners. All the basics were fine, until the host started talking about different types of biscuits.
There are clear plastic biscuits for joining translucent products, hard plastic biscuits with ridges for 'hard to clamp' projects and aluminium biscuits for to enable projects to be disassembled. See the attachment
I can't really understand how these work. Surely they need the glue to expand to hold them in? I can understand their use for alignment etc, but I can't figure out how the aluminium biscuits stay in the slots.
Anyone heard of these or used them before?
TravSome days we are the flies; some days we are the windscreen
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8th June 2005, 06:47 PM #2
Trav,
not sure about the plastic biscuits, but if you check out the Lee Valley website, they have some metal biscuits and explain how it works - using some sliding interlocking method.
Regards
Les
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8th June 2005, 10:29 PM #3
Trav, the page Les was refering to Lee Valley Metal Biscuits Don't worry, I did not know about the blighters either
Pat
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