I learned a lot. I especially liked the 180°/90° use on mitered corners. I had not seen that before and it was an eye-opener. Usually, A slot for a spline is cut on the tablesaw using a homemade jig. For me, your technique is much more doable. Thank you so much! (I love learning new stuff)
*Excellent information, Thank you for sharing Your Tricks Of The Trade.* I also enjoyed your Vanner video, and *I Shared a Short Clip to Facebook Facebook.* I look forward to hearing from you by for now Ken
Over the years I’ve got caught with pocket holes ... really the keg jig .... but this vid .... really got me.... pulled out the biscuit cutter and it’s back in the truck...
Great set of tips Guy. Been a speaker maker for years yet never tried these tips as I’ve usually used a router jig and router to form grooved joints fir internal bracing and glued up everything in one go which is tricky. This looks to be a great alternative
I love how you made the slot in the board for the shelf. I can't help but think that you could use it to make a spline joint. For a hidden joint, you could stop before you get to the end of the board like the end where you started. For slide on shelf, you could cut a partial inside the cabinet and add the spline. Then, use the shelf you cut in the video to slide over the spline. Depending on the use of the shelf, it may not need to be glued so it can be removable.
Is there any advantage to the joiners that have the separate 90degree fence? Because the cannot be used flush without removing the fence, which is a great pain. Great video.
This is the best biscuit joiner i have seen. Thank you for the back to back 45* miter demonstration!
This was far more informative then all of the "biscuit joiners bad" videos. Thanks for the tips!!
Very smart tips, you've spared me years of straining 😂😂😂
I usually don't comment but wanted to thank you for sharing your ideas. "ATTA BOY!"
You are so welcome!
Well I did learn something, 5 things about biscuit joiner. And Ive owned one for 30 years. Thanks
Sweet!
Thanks for all the great tips! I never think to use my biscuit joiner. Will try to use it more often.
Glad it was helpful!
I learned a lot. I especially liked the 180°/90° use on mitered corners. I had not seen that before and it was an eye-opener. Usually, A slot for a spline is cut on the tablesaw using a homemade jig. For me, your technique is much more doable. Thank you so much! (I love learning new stuff)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!
Awesome tips. Thanks very much
Glad to see the biscuit jointer back in action. Seems like everyone is tossing them for the Festool Domino.
They both have their place in my shop
This was a real learning experance thank you. Want more. I saved this ti rewatch it overand over.
Excellent video! I've never explored creative uses for my biscuit joiner. It may actually get used more than once a year now!
Wonderful!
Outstanding sir. I use a porter cable joiner for cabinet building. One of my favorite tools to use!
These tips videos you’re doing are awesome. I love build videos, but these teach me so much it’s hard to say what I like more. Thanks Guy
I wish I had more time to do build videos. Glad you found the info useful!
Some good tips Guy... especially the shelf trick.. Nice.
Glad you liked it!
That's a great video. 5 different and useful tips. Thank you
I'm a beginner on woodworking and this is a super useful video for my Makita !
Thank you !
Ciao from Italy
Glad it was helpful!
Great pearls of wisdom. Thank you.
My pleasure!
#1 Genius
#2 Gonna order some of those K20 biscuits
#3 Never thought of that
#4 I did not know that
#5 I new that one.
Great tips.
Thanks for watching!
*Excellent information, Thank you for sharing Your Tricks Of The Trade.*
I also enjoyed your Vanner video, and *I Shared a Short Clip to Facebook Facebook.*
I look forward to hearing from you by for now Ken
Great video!! I have been using my biscuit jointer for years and i am always looking for new ways to use it.
Wow! Great ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic instructional video from a master.
Love these tips. Very clever. Thanks Guy!
My pleasure!
Great information! Thank you!
Wow, that last tip is going to make.my next project so much easier, and more enjoyable. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Guy, Enjoyed the tips with the biscuit joiner. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Lost track of how many tips I learned.thanks, Subscribed!
Guy it's been to long since we have seen you. Thank you for showing the tips.
You had a couple in there that I didn't think of. Thanks 👍
That is some really smart thinking.
Thanks for the excellent tips on using this tool.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow I dream of being a good carpenter, ended up painting, that was a great video thanks for info
So useful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Clever tips! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! It's been a while since I've visited your channel. But what an impact. Such simple tasks with huge affects. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful!
What a nice pencil. Nicely sharpened.
Thanks!
FANTASTIC real practical ADVISE ☝🏻✅💯 Never thought before to do deciders that way & also reinforcing vis fave & edge splines 👌🏻🚧👋🏻THANK YOU MATE
And now I’ll buy a biscuit joiner, and some cookies, thank you very very much.
HaHa
Super helpful. Thank you. 🙏
Great tips!
Those are some awesome tips! I've never owned a biscuit joiner before but may need to investigate my options. That zeta sure is a nice one!
Glad it was helpful! Save up your sheckles!
Very good tips and tricks.
Many many thanks
I just got my first biscuit joiner a week ago good info to know.
Glad it was helpful!
Good to see you back making videos. I might have to dust off my BiscJ and put it to use. It does have a use in the shop.
Please do!
This is fantastic info
Thank you great tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
Over the years I’ve got caught with pocket holes ... really the keg jig .... but this vid .... really got me.... pulled out the biscuit cutter and it’s back in the truck...
I love my biscuit joiner!
Awesome tips. I will definitely be using them. Thanks!!
Glad you took something away. Thanks for watching!
Pretty good demo.
Glad you liked it!
Awsome tips! Your the man!👍
I appreciate that!
Those are brilliant tips and tricks, cheers 👏🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it
Great set of tips Guy. Been a speaker maker for years yet never tried these tips as I’ve usually used a router jig and router to form grooved joints fir internal bracing and glued up everything in one go which is tricky. This looks to be a great alternative
You should showcase your work on YT
That’s a cool tip with the slide in shelf. Turning the joiner into a router.
Glad you liked the tips!
Great job. Thank you!
Thank you too!
Gracias Guy.
Thanks for watching!
I certainly learned a few things on this one!
Thanks for watching!
Outstanding!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great tips as always. Thanks
My pleasure!
Nice.. using this as a makeshift router. For the shelving… !
Great idea!
I love how you made the slot in the board for the shelf. I can't help but think that you could use it to make a spline joint.
For a hidden joint, you could stop before you get to the end of the board like the end where you started.
For slide on shelf, you could cut a partial inside the cabinet and add the spline. Then, use the shelf you cut in the video to slide over the spline. Depending on the use of the shelf, it may not need to be glued so it can be removable.
Another one is using it to cut the slot for Z clips that are used for holding table tops to the base.
Please
Great Video!
Those are some great ideas. This is a video I’ll need to come back to in the future. Thanks Guy.
Glad you found it useful!
GR8 tips thanks
Great video
Hello,
Did you glue the biscuits for the self dividers? Thanks for the helpful video. I ordered the self clamping biscuits.
It's been too long since I saw you . What a great surprise to see you
Thanks for stopping by!
Very cool ideas Guy! Thanks.
Glad you like them!
Ok, I'm not going to sell my biscuit joiner. Those were great tips!
The biscuit joiner can solve a lot of problems. Keep it!!😀👍
Is there any advantage to the joiners that have the separate 90degree fence? Because the cannot be used flush without removing the fence, which is a great pain. Great video.
Wonderful tips you have been a blessing to my shop learning
Great tips Guy! Thanks for always sharing the videos with us!💖👍👌😎JP
thanks for watching JP
Your very welcome Guy! Have a great week!😎
It's frkn magic! Kudos!
Great information Guy!
Thanks for watching!
I knew that jointer was good for other stuff, especially the shelf. Thanks!
You bet!
My only concern is that using the biscuits the biscuit is holding the entire load load, this would be good for light weight item on the shelf.🤣🛫
I use my biscuit joiner a lot. Thanks to this video, I’ll be using it more.
Very Cool!
Excellent
excellent Guy!
Glad you liked it!
Very informative video i will buy this machine
Good choice
Well done, good video, good target topic, very educational. Thank you I learned a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Next one should be on the Zeta P2.
Great suggestion!
Really good thanks
No problem
what apron are you using here? Looks very functional.
Thank you
You're welcome
What a great tips. Thanks. Are you still using this Lamello and what size biscuit do you use the most?
Yes I do! I use the size 20 mostly.
Great. I think I have to buy one too . At least for easier panel glue ups. :-)
Good stuff Guy! Enjoyed this. Make more of these tip videos. 😎👍
I like when he put the thing down, flipped it, and reversed it. 2:10
Cool - thanks for share!
Thanks for watching!
SOOOOOO HELPFUL!
Glad you liked it!
Nice to see a video from you.
More to come!
GuysWoodshop happy to hear that as you are a great craftsman and I really enjoy your work.
Great tips Guy thanks
Glad you liked it Mike!
That was great, learned heaps, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips there, Guy. Thanks.
What size biscuit are you using for the 3/4" plywood stock as referenced from the long point of the four back-to-back 45* miter cuts?
excellent
Thanks!
Thanks Guy!
Welcome!
Great tips. Thank you. One thing though is it me or was that biscuit slot @ 9:20 a little bit on the skew?
You are correct
As always a great teaching video. Is the first tip applicable for miters that do not add up to 90 degree?
Thanks!
I would think so and it would really be dependent on the angles you are trying to join
Thank you for this post
You're welcome
Nice. Unfortunately the Zeta P2 is expensive for a hobbyist like me but I see the advantages of a biscuit joiner
Yeah, the Zeta is not really for the hobbyist, however this video was all about techniques, and can be done by any biscuit joiner