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	<title>Comments on: Half A Biscuit Is The Whole Idea</title>
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		<title>By: fred</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 25 Apr 2008 20:00:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Splines can also be made the old-fashionned way out of wood and applied with some wood glue into kerfs to strengthen mitered joints. Sometimes contrasting wood is used to make the splines stand out in a decorative way.
This also works on casing - where a spline (rather than finish nails) will strengthen a corner and once the glue sets - make it near impossible for it to move. On high-end hardwood door trim we use splines and a couple of clam clamps (Chestnut Tool Co - or their Hartford near-equivalent)  to make up the joints

Lamello plate (biscuit) jointers are great precise tools (albeit more costly and less flexible than their Porter Cable competition.) From our experience with their tools - I would expect this sytem to be of high quality.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Splines can also be made the old-fashionned way out of wood and applied with some wood glue into kerfs to strengthen mitered joints. Sometimes contrasting wood is used to make the splines stand out in a decorative way.<br />
This also works on casing - where a spline (rather than finish nails) will strengthen a corner and once the glue sets - make it near impossible for it to move. On high-end hardwood door trim we use splines and a couple of clam clamps (Chestnut Tool Co - or their Hartford near-equivalent)  to make up the joints</p>
<p>Lamello plate (biscuit) jointers are great precise tools (albeit more costly and less flexible than their Porter Cable competition.) From our experience with their tools - I would expect this sytem to be of high quality.</p>
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