Editor's Review: Biscuit Joiners: From Simple to Super
by Gregory Burr
review date: September 1, 2005
The fence and backward on/off switch (the machine turns on when the switch is pulled back) on this biscuit joiners takes some getting used to. But it made accurate joints, and the dust collection worked well. Changing the blade involves unscrewing the fence and removing the springs with a special hook; be careful not to stretch them in the process. The JS100 and JS102 were the only tools we tested with A and B slot depths. A cuts an 11-mm-deep slot; B cuts 13 mm deep. The fence on the JS102 can be set to any angle from 0 to 90 degrees, with a detent at 45 degrees.
Editor Test Results:
| Overall Rating |
N/A |
| Performance level |
Entry level |
More In-Depth Information
Biscuit Joiners: From Simple to Super
Blade accessibility, dust collection, and fence adjustment are just a few features that explain the $100 to $650 price range
by Gregory Burr
Manufacturer Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Freud |
| Manufacturer's Web Site |
www.freudtools.com
|
| Manufacturer's Phone Number |
800-334-4107 |
| Weight |
6-1/2 lb. |
| Dimensions |
N/A |
| Biscuit Sizes |
A, B, #0, #10, #20, M |
| Fence Features |
Adjusts to angles from 0 to 90 degrees, with detents at 0, 45, and 90 degrees |
| Amps |
6.5 |
| Dust Collection |
Dust bag |