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  1. 2nd October 2009, 08:31 PM #1
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    Default triton biscuits help ??

    hi guys
    have a work mate that has a triton biscuit jointer and he asked me if he uses the standard biscuits ( 10 , 20 ) will the standard cutter be ok or will he need to get a new bit for them ( standard slot cutter ?
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    He can already use size 20 standard biscuits with the biscuit jointer attachment, using the datum line - see the pictures below and the biscuit jointer attachment instruction manual. Mark the biscuit position on the stock. Place with mark on RH datum as shown here:



    Slide stock to LH datum as shown here:



    Result= #20 slot.

    I've not tried it, but I believe that trying to use a #10 would be a matter of trial and error, involving quite a bit of testing and guesswork - not worth the effort IMO.
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    Default Triton biscuits are available

    Why not get the correct ones.

    Triton biscuits (#7) are available from Bix Products Pty Ltd - The Australian Manufacturer of Wood Joiner Biscuits at very reasonable prices
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    Do you still need biscuits, I think I have 2 buckets?
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    I also have the Triton biscuits in packs of 50 - on Ebay at Boys Toys Toolshop or email [email protected]

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