Why is it that I would have to have a biscuits jointer that is
adjustable to the irregular angles? I guess I am missing something
here and I have never used a biscuit jointer - but - if mitered planks
join at, say, 138 degrees, their edges are cut at 138/2 = 69 degrees,
the biscuit should still be inserted perpendicular to the miter cut on
both sides, shouldn't it?
iouri

"Mike G" wrote in message ...
For the best appearance the ends of the border should be mitered. I'd
probably use FF biscuits but you have to have a biscuits jointer that is
adjustable to the irregular angles. Splines would work well as will
dowels
if you can drill the holes at the proper angle. A lot depends on what
tools
you have to work with and how good you are with them.