You can lock the adjustable tilt fence anywhere from 0° to 90° to make quick, accurate biscuit cuts that make it easy to join together mitered pieces. The angle knob lets you change the angle of the fence. This helps you with edge-to-edge, end-to-edge, and miter-to-miter projects.
The 10,000 rpm motor has enough power to work with wood that is hard to work with. The pre-set depth (biscuit size: #20, #10, #0, and M) makes it easier to cut slots for different biscuit sizes. Manual mode lets you cut biscuits with different thicknesses, so you can make them to your own liking.
It’s easy to quickly set the fence angle and height, making it a great tool for a novice. For added comfort, the top grip handle has been ergonomically designed.
The dust-removal design makes it easy to clean up and gives you a clear view when you’re using it. When the biscuit joint is being used, the biscuit joiner has a suction function that can keep the working area clean. Glue will stick better if the slots holes are clean.
In the package, you get a 4 inch carbide-tipped blade and 100 individually-wrapped cookies. This tool can use all blades that are at least 100mm (4 inches) in diameter and have a 22mm bore.
In the second project I did, the depth adjustment dial didn’t stay in place. You get what you pay for. I thought it would last a long time.
My ryobi one broke after two months of medium use. I think this one is much better than the one I had before. The blade works great, and there was even a screw in there to keep it from sliding back and forth when you put it in your toolbox. Make sure to remove it when you want to use it. When I couldn’t figure out why it kept sliding back and forth, I felt like an idiot for a long time.
