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23rd September 2007, 11:40 AM #1Novice
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Biscuits
Any idea where I can source Porter-Cable type size 20 biscuits? I tried bix.com.au but thier web site does not list the price and refused to complete the order. Very frustrating!
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Garry
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23rd September 2007, 01:10 PM #2
Not sure from your sig where you are from, but here in the states they are pretty well available everywhere. The ones I use are available from BOSCH. Their site is boschtools.com. Hope it helps.
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23rd September 2007, 01:40 PM #3
Not sure whether they have to be PorterCable biscuits, but my local Home Hardware stocks Medallist biscuits #20 in 2 size containers, 100 and 500.
I have used them and they were fine.
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23rd September 2007, 10:56 PM #4
Carbi-Tec used to have Porta-Cable biscuits but not anymore. They have a new brand for the same price.
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23rd September 2007, 11:07 PM #5Novice
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Biscuits
I guess what I meant was the size of the Porter-Cable and not Triton as they are smaller. I looked on the Carbra-Tect site but I could not find any biscuits.
Garry
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23rd September 2007, 11:27 PM #6
Carbatec Brisbane have PC biscuits (well they did last time I went 3 months ago), they also stock other brands, so you should call them.
I have found triton to be a "weird" size.
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24th September 2007, 10:25 AM #7
Garry,
Any good hardware store would have the “normal” biscuits. Forget about bunnings, forget about mitre 10 but a hardware store.
Triton biscuits are really made for slot cutters. Consider it as a 1-off thing. Cutting biscuits with a slot cutter is OK on softwood but it is almost impossible and quite dangerous on hardwood.Visit my website at www.myFineWoodWork.com
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24th September 2007, 11:20 AM #8
Biscuits
Garry,
Carbatec WA carry a range of biscuits (sizes 0, 10, 20) used for plate joiners and a #5 which is used for the triton router slot cutter. They are all 4mm thick. I dont think they are listed on the web site but you can contact us via email (Sales@carbatecwa) or 1800 886 657. We sell them in packets of 50, 250 or boxes of a thousand.
Hope this is of some help.
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Garry
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24th September 2007, 02:30 PM #9
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24th September 2007, 04:38 PM #10Novice
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Biscuits
Garry,
THe Triton are the wrong size for the Porter-Cable biscuit cutter. I specifically do not want those.
I am after the standard biscuit and was hoping to be able to get them either today or tomorrow, which now looks unlikely.
Garry
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