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Poor man's biscuit joiner / biscuit joint cutter
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Router template for drilling hole for #10 biscuit.
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This is a router template drilling a hole for #10 biscuit; you can use it as a “poor man's biscuit joiner”.
- You can adjust a vertical position of a biscuit slot by selecting “spacer” with the appropriate thickness.
- You have to get a biscuit joint slot cutter (0.2 inches or 6 mm) router bit; like https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B09P7NCY92
- Please adjust a router bit and a holder position to fit a blade of the bit fit with the window of the template.
- How to drill (see video)
- Place the router at the center of the template, hold it, and switch on the router.
- Move the router clockwise.
- After drilling a biscuit slot, switch off the router, and make sure the bit is stopped before taking off the router from the template.
- Assemble the joiner by putting a "spacer" on top of a "template" and a “frame” on top of a "spacer".
- Use a “frame45” instead of a “frame” when drilling a socket on a 45-degree surface.
