I'm looking into redoing some floors using clic stranded bamboo
flooring which comes in 2 meter lengths. I need to stagger a right
angle joint - which means I need to cut some boards and they will need
the "clic" on both ends. Are there router bits available to form these
edges? The material in question is the relatively common "uniclic"
format or profile, 14mm.

If there is no "uiclic" bit is there a relatively surefire way of
forming this profile with another tool???

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I'm looking into redoing some floors using clic stranded bamboo
flooring which comes in 2 meter lengths. I need to stagger a right
angle joint - which means I need to cut some boards and they will need
the "clic" on both ends. Are there router bits available to form these
edges? The material in question is the relatively common "uniclic"
format or profile, 14mm.

If there is no "uiclic" bit is there a relatively surefire way of
forming this profile with another tool???

The profile appears to be patented and licensed. It also looks like too
much effort to try to clone for a small number of joints. I'd suggest
that small biscuit joints would be more practical.

On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 13:14:00 -0500, "Pete C."
wrote:


wrote:

I'm looking into redoing some floors using clic stranded bamboo
flooring which comes in 2 meter lengths. I need to stagger a right
angle joint - which means I need to cut some boards and they will need
the "clic" on both ends. Are there router bits available to form these
edges? The material in question is the relatively common "uniclic"
format or profile, 14mm.

If there is no "uiclic" bit is there a relatively surefire way of
forming this profile with another tool???

The profile appears to be patented and licensed. It also looks like too
much effort to try to clone for a small number of joints. I'd suggest
that small biscuit joints would be more practical.
Good idea - mabee a good excuse to buy a biscuit cutter. (or be smart
and borrow it from my good neighbour the retired wood worker)