Because when you're putting a very large mirror into a heavy frame a 2" biscuit is not suitable in the corners.
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These ere biscuits
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Do a half lap mitre then...
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I wanted to fit wide wedges after using the BJ glue them then dowl through the frame and wedges. :-)
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So put the mirror on a sheet of ply and fix the frame to that. Frames are decoration not structure IMO.
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The message from "The3rd Earl Of Derby" contains these words:
Well cut it down then!
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And/or you are an idiot.
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You claimed something along the lines of; - "I know all about wood-working, I'm good at it!" so: why didn't your rant about biscuit thickness compared to ply - mention what your application was?
What sort of joints are you employing in your 'heavy frame'; how large is a "very large mirror"; what is the thickness of the heavy frame; what dimension of rebate have you utilised; how is the 'heavy frame' to be supported?