On Feb 22, 7:23*pm, Red Green wrote:
DerbyDad03 wrote in news:d8b94ea6-aaa8-4387-8c76-
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On Feb 22, 8:59*am, Red Green wrote:
(N O) wrote innews:10740-47BE85A7-261@storefull-
3276.bay.webtv.net:

Liquid nails..

Pegged, glued and clamped. === Period

Pegged, glued and clamped. === Comma, or Biscuited, glued and
clamped. === Period

Dowels are great, but biscuits are so much easier to align.

I've never use biscuts. A long time REAL woodwooker friend of mine ranted
and raved about them when they came out. At that time he said the machine
was real expensive. That was a bit ago. I suppose by now they are
reasonable.

You can get 'em for under a $100, although my DeWalt cost a bit more
than that.

I'd be hard pressed to locate my doweling jig and centers if I ever
came up with a reason to use a dowel for joining again.

With the biscuit joiner, alignment is done with a couple of free hand
pencil marks on the pieces to be joined. Butt joints, T-joints, even
45's can be done in a matter of a few short minutes.