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Beech wood combined with biscuits is used for woodworking, fine woodworking, and furniture frames.
Precision bonding: These die cut plastic cookies expand and form a strong bond when used with woodworking adhesives, making them an ideal choice for sturdy, fast, and precise bonding.
Product features: Our cookie adapter has horizontal ribs with spikes on each side, ensuring good fixation in a 4mm groove and providing strong clamping force
Wide compatibility: These cookies are compatible with various types of wood, including hardwood and cork, plywood and composite panels, and are suitable for various woodworking projects.
Adequate supply: This package includes 80 cookies, ensuring that you have enough cookies on hand for multiple projects, regardless of size.
Keith A
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
I got these plastic biscuits in case I wanted to make a joint without glue. I cut a #20 slot in each of 2 pieces of pine with a Porter Cable biscuit cutter. I had to use a mallet to get the two pieces of pine together with one plastic biscuit in the slot. I didn't use any glue. I couldn't pull the joint apart with my hands, though I did manage to get it apart with one piece in my vice while pulling on the other with my hands.I'm not sure if I would use them in a good piece of furniture without glue. With glue on the board edges, I think these would be as strong as wooden biscuits.I do think the plastic ones are better than wood biscuits for aligning two boards because sometimes the wooden ones are a bit loose before they swell with the moisture of the glue. These are very tight immediately as you close the joint so they will align parts very well as you join them.
Where's Waldo
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025
These work really well for biscuits. I use these when gluing up panels and typically use wood biscuits.I used my trusty Harbor Freight biscuit cutter and glued up some random scrap I had laying around. These worked perfectly fine and seem more consistent than the wooden biscuits I've used in the past.The price is about the same as I would expect to pay retail but I'll take the convenience of having them delivered to my door any day. Plus, if I'm not visiting a wood store, there's no chance I'll pick up other things I don't need.