Cascading Shelf Project: Using a Biscuit Joiner
David RadtkeIn this video, David Radtke provides some more detail for Step 4 of the Cascading Shelf project plan. Learn David’s tips for using a fence to minimize rocking when using a biscuit joiner on your shelf pieces.
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How would you do a biscuit if you dont have the tool for it?
Hi Daniel. You would have to either have a biscuit joiner or a slot cutter router bit to make a biscuit slot. If you can’t use biscuits, then you might consider dowel joinery, or even glue and finish nails would be ok to use for this project.
Paul
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