DEWALT Joiner Biscuits, No. 20 Size, 75-Piece (DW6820)

Worked great. Just keep them dry and they fit perfectly. I hear if you let them get moist, they'll swell up and then they're too tight to fit into the slots. As they are, they're just right, and insert with just a little bit of pressure. Made a really nice oak and birch table with them, and no problems whatsoever.These are the standard size No. 20 biscuit that you will use for most woodwork where the piece the biscuit is going into is at least 3/4" thick. If you're working with 1/2" stock, the #0 is a better match.

Biscuits have issues with swelling and splitting themselves while in storage. They are designed to swell up once glue is applied to them so to tighten the joint and make a positive glue bond. So when buying biscuits I’ve always been cautious and kept an eye out for these issues before buying. A air tight container is the big issue. These come in a zip lock bag so I knew that they should be in proper condition. I used several of these biscuits the day they arrived and they slid right into the glue filled biscuit slot very nicely and smooth. I do use a dewalt biscuit jointer tool so I’m not sure if that makes a difference. if someone else is using a different biscuit manufacturer. My last purchase of biscuits was from Home Depot, I don’t know the brand, and the biscuits were swollen and several had reached the point of splitting and were not usable, which is lost money and frustrating. This bag, I did find a couple biscuits that had minor splitting but they did fit the slot and were usable, I just put the feathered edge in first allowing the connective board to just slid over the biscuit easily. I’m very happy with my purchase. These bags really should come with a packet of drying desiccant to stop the biscuits from swelling and splitting.

No real issues. I've been using biscuits in my woodworking for decades and have used several brands of biscuits. These are the first "DeWalt" branded ones I've used and they worked well - like the other brands. No real drawbacks. If the price and quantity work for you they are a great option.

They are joining biscuits. Not too brittle or dry, absorb lots of glue, hold tight. They do everything i ask of them and the price seems good to me.

My cheap HF biscuit cutter set on #20 cut perfect recesses for these. The fit perfect and have a good rough texture to grab glue and cure strong. The bend break is very good to provide a good joint in all axis say if joing to butt ends together.

I don't use my biscuit joiner all the time, but these fit the bill. I used them to make a homemade decorative arrow for the wall, and they worked well. I would recommend these two professionals or homeowners.

No. 20 is the 'large' biscuit but they're still pretty small. Check the actual dimensions (published elsewhere) to make sure you're getting what you want. These _were_ what I wanted, I just pictured them bigger.But they fit fine and did the job in combination with a 5/32" slotting cutter on a router table. Good value - no complaints.

I love my biscuit cutter and biscuits! Wish I had purchased a long time ago. I have used it for both full glued joints and in other cases only glued the biscuit to one side of the joint using the biscuit for perfect alignment. One thing you should be aware of is biscuits should be stored in and air tight container. This is especially true in a hot humid climate. Biscuits swell when exposed moisture and they do not shrink when re-dried. Biscuits work best when they swell during the glue process. I keep my bags of biscuits in a metal cookie tin.

Se sont des articles que j’utilise depuis plusieurs années, je connaissais le produit mais impossible de se le procurer en quincaillerie près de chez moi

As advertised

no problems