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please make a m18 fuel biscuit joiner must be at least as good as the makita
glass wrote:
please make a m18 fuel biscuit joiner must be at least as good as the makita
Does makita have a cordless?
First off, don’t get me wrong, I’m all for every possible tool to have a cordless M18 or M12 Fuel version. However, in all honesty, how often do you ever use a biscuit joiner away from mains power (jobsite woodworking?) or where having a cord is really a serious inconvenience? Biscuit joining is something you do in a fully equipped wood working shop and it isn’t really something that moves a lot during use, unlike say a sander or a circular saw.
Milwaukee isn’t the strongest woodworking powertool company in the first place, but I have to believe that they’d need to see a market for a tool before they put the time and money into bringing it to market.
Pretty picky for an end user. Just be grateful there’s a cordless one even if it’s just a new head stuck on an old angle grinder.
It doesn’t look like the corded Milwaukee is available anymore. I think Milwaukee has phased out some of their slower selling corded tools.
A lot Exterior trim guys use biscuit joiners. I use it when installing PVC trim to minimize screw holes.
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