Hillman Fasteners 461680 No. 1 Wood Joiner Biscuits 30 Count

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461680 is a No. 1 size wood joiner biscuit used to align and reinforce butt joints, miter joints, and edge-to-edge glue-ups in wood assemblies. Each biscuit measures 1.375 inches by 1.9375 inches and is sized to fit standard No. 1 biscuit joiner slots. The compressed wood construction allows biscuits to swell slightly when exposed to wood glue, locking mating panels and boards together once cured. This pack contains 30 biscuits. Woodworkers, finish carpenters, and cabinetmakers use these on residential and light commercial millwork, furniture assembly, and cabinet carcass construction.

No. 1 biscuits are a standard size suited for edge joints on panels, face-frame assembly, and miter joints on door and window casing. They are commonly used where alignment precision matters as much as mechanical strength. The 30-count quantity is practical for small-to-medium projects or for keeping a working stock on hand without over-ordering. These biscuits are installed using a plate joiner or biscuit joiner tool set to the No. 1 slot depth.

Key Features

• No. 1 standard size: 1.375 inches x 1.9375 inches fits biscuit joiners set to the No. 1 slot
• Compressed wood construction swells on glue contact for a tight, locked joint
• 30 biscuits per pack for small-to-medium project quantities
• Compatible with standard plate joiner and biscuit joiner tools
• Suitable for edge joints, miter joints, and panel glue-ups

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 1 replacement or consumable biscuit for use with any plate joiner or biscuit joiner tool that accepts the No. 1 slot size.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a plate joiner or biscuit joiner set to the correct slot depth for No. 1 biscuits. Apply wood glue to both the slot and the face of the biscuit before assembly. Clamp mating pieces immediately after insertion and allow the adhesive to cure fully before removing clamps. No power tools beyond the plate joiner are required for the biscuit insertion step itself.