I've never used mine to put plates together.. Might have to try that..
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Biscuit joiner
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And it Eats the neighborhood!
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Works good on cups and saucers too. ;~)
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It has been called a biscuit joiner for 30 years..... hasn't it?
MAYBE it has, I don't recall it being called a biscuit joiner by a manufacturere though until yesterday.
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I never knew that Higgs had been in the Navy!
Ouch.
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Maybe because the beach Biscuits need drying out in a microwave if not very dry. The idea is to have them thin enough to fit the slot and to expand with liquid glue to form a tight alignment wedge.
Mart> >>> CW wrote the following:
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That's a bosun.
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Which is actually spelled "boatswain". Two demerits.
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I never knew what the heck a ship's "forecastle" was until I saw it spelled out. :-)
What the heck is a "forxal?"
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Here's a nice illustration of the castles:
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