Thread: Triton Biscuit Joiner(TC9BJM) Biscuit Question

Originally Posted by ToolFanatic

Hi

I've Been reading around here for a Minute before I signed up

I have seen that Triton Uses there own Biscuits unlike the Standard #0-#10-#20

I was in Lowes Today and Almost Bought it

I then looked tonight and find this

They say it uses Standard #0-#10-#20 Biscuits and even Shows them starting at $3.99.

http://busybeetools.ca/cgi-bin/picture10?NTITEM=TC9BJM

My Question is, Did Busy Bee Mess up there info

Or can I just buy a Pack of #20's and be good to go



Thanks

Looks like the GMC one that was sold in Australia And rebadged for the USA.It uses #20's
click HERE

Originally Posted by ToolFanatic

I've Been reading around here for a Minute before I signed up
I have seen that Triton Uses their own Biscuits unlike the Standard #0-#10-#20
I was in Lowes Today and Almost Bought it
I then looked tonight and find this
They say it uses Standard #0-#10-#20 Biscuits and even Shows them starting at $3.99.
http://busybeetools.ca/cgi-bin/picture10?NTITEM=TC9BJM
My Question is, Did Busy Bee Mess up their info
Or can I just buy a Pack of #20's and be good to go

The biscuit joiner (BJA300) that uses its own biscuits is the model that fits the router table. (standard biscuits can also be used)
http://www.triton.com.au/accessories...0#accessory_23

The hand held at Busy Bee uses standard biscuits 0, 10, 20.

Originally Posted by Sprog

The biscuit joiner (BJA300) that uses its own biscuits is the model that fits the router table. (standard biscuits can also be used)

But only standard size "20," Sprog.

Ray.

Originally Posted by rayintheuk

But only standard size "20," Sprog.

Ray.

You are of course correct
Beware the red wine when replyinhghjjk

The hand held can be used with all three sizes, which was the original query

I understand now

I didn't even think of a Biscuit Router Table LOL

I looked at it last night again and bought it

Settings
#M
#0
#10
#20

It looks very simple to use,I just hope it holds up and doesn't break

It had the Highest Amp Rating of all the other Models and the most RPM 10,000

and was the Cheapest of all

Originally Posted by ToolFanatic

Hi

I've Been reading around here for a Minute before I signed up

I have seen that Triton Uses there own Biscuits unlike the Standard #0-#10-#20

I was in Lowes Today and Almost Bought it

I then looked tonight and find this

They say it uses Standard #0-#10-#20 Biscuits and even Shows them starting at $3.99.

My Question is, Did Busy Bee Mess up there info

Or can I just buy a Pack of #20's and be good to go


Thanks

When it comes to the Triton TC9BJM, your best bet is Amazon.