Small Biscuit Blade

Highland Hardware

No Problem - although $50 bucks would make me lose my mind...

Greg G.

Tony Weikert asks:

Nope, but I do have a question. On the P-C, there's a setting for FF. How do you set for FF on the DeWalt? #20, #10, #0 and then what?

Is the blade designed to work with the smallest setting, so it doesn't need the FF setting?

Charlie Self "Brevity is the soul of lingerie." Dorothy Parker

I haven't used the DeWalt with a smaller blade, only the stock blade.

The tool has (4) settings 0, 10, 20, and "M". I'll measure mine, bit I bet "M" means "Max".

Barry

Hi Charlie. That's the big question that never seems to get a followup answer. I don't believe I've ever read a response by anyone who's actually used the small blade in the DeWalt. Many ask, but no one's taken the leap.

Owen Lowe responds:

Well, I once tried to fit the P-C small blade to both a DeWalt and a Makita. No go, though several years later later, I don't recall the reason.

Someone mentioned the M setting: I believe that's for the over-sized biscuits available from Makita (probably elsewhere, by now). Takes 2 cuts to use them, though, IIRC. Seemed like to me at the time that it was just as simple to place

Charlie Self "Brevity is the soul of lingerie." Dorothy Parker

"Tony Weikert" wrote in news:btb8g6$ljr$ snipped-for-privacy@newsflood.tokyo.att.ne.jp:

I had the same delima with my Makita biscuit joiner. I was regretting buying it until I found out about the Ryobi mini biscuit cutter at Sears. It's not DeWalt or Makita quality, but it's small, lightweight and cuts 3 biscuit sizes that are perfect for face frames, picture frame, etc (though it doesn't cut P.C. FF sizes biscuits). I probably use it more than my Makita now. It's only $60. Now I'm glad that I didn't spend the extra $50 to get the P.C. joiner. Matt

Fly-by-Night CC wrote in :

I have not taken the leap either, but looked at this link:

Jerry

I use my Ryobi mini at least as much as my regular Biscuit Joiner. The best part is you don't have to screw around changing blades every time you want to switch from mini to regular or vice versa.

Dave Hall