Hillman Fasteners 461681 No. 2 Wood Joiner Biscuits 16 Count

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461681 is a pack of 16 No. 2 wood joiner biscuits designed for use with plate joiner tools in woodworking and carpentry applications. Each biscuit measures 2.5 inches in length by 1.6875 inches in width, conforming to the standard No. 2 biscuit size. These compressed wood wafers are inserted into matching slots cut by a biscuit joiner, where they absorb glue and expand to create tight, aligned joints between wood panels, frames, and casework. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, and finish contractors rely on this biscuit size for face-frame assembly, edge-to-edge panel glue-ups, and miter joint reinforcement.

No. 2 biscuits are among the most commonly used sizes in residential and light commercial woodworking. They are suited for joining solid lumber, plywood, MDF, and particleboard in cabinet construction, furniture assembly, and millwork. The 461681 is sold in a 16-count pack, making it practical for smaller project runs or when supplementing an existing supply. Package quantity from the supplier is listed as 5, indicating case pack availability for higher-volume needs.

Key Features

• Standard No. 2 biscuit size at 2.5 inches x 1.6875 inches for broad tool compatibility
• 16-count pack suits small to mid-size joinery tasks
• Compressed wood construction expands on glue contact for a secure mechanical fit
• Compatible with standard plate joiner and biscuit joiner tools set to the No. 2 slot position
• Lightweight at 0.93 pounds per pack for easy jobsite portability

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard plate joiner and biscuit joiner tools that accept No. 2 size biscuits. Suitable for joining solid wood, plywood, MDF, and particleboard in general woodworking and cabinetry applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and woodworkers using a plate joiner tool set to the No. 2 slot depth. Cut mating slots in both workpieces, apply wood glue to the slot and biscuit, insert the biscuit, and clamp the assembly until the glue cures fully. Do not use biscuits as a substitute for proper glue coverage, as the biscuit provides alignment and supplemental mechanical strength rather than primary bond strength.