Example: Biscuit Join

A biscuit join in woodworking uses an auxiliary piece of material to increase adhesion strength of a glued join. Biscuit joins have no externally visible components.

Example of a biscuit join.

This fastener example has 2 main challenges that differ from a conventional screw or bolt fastener:

1. the biscuit is centered between the 2 effected parts
2. the biscuit’s orientation is important.

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   └─○ biscuit

Contents:

• Component Parts
  • Wood Panel
  • Biscuit
• Biscuit Fastener & Usage
  • Biscuit Fastener
  • Corner Assembly
  • Varying Join Angle