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Question: Does this kit come with the face frame joiner blade.
Document: This is a very good biscuit joiner, but the main reason it is the one you should buy is it's ability to cut little biscuits. In addition to the standard biscuit sizes, this unit comes with a second blade that is pretty easy to swap out, that cuts 1-1/2" biscuits (Porter Cable makes them: 5563 Face Frame Biscuits) that will allow you to build face frames (standard biscuits are too big and will be seen on the edges of the frame).
built well, strong motor, decent case. The duct bag always clogs up, but not a huge problem. I thought it was supposed to include the small face frame blade, but it did not.
I purchased this the PC 557 about a month ago. Since then, I've made several frames for painting canvasses, and I'm working on a bench. The PC 557 has made all of the joints in those projects, and I know it will continue to make the joints for other projects.One of the great features of this biscuit jointer is that it can use face frame biscuits straight out of the box, since it comes standard with a 2" blade.
This is a decent biscuit router. The biscuit slots are cleanly cut and nice and even... it does what it is supposed to. However, this comes with two blades, and you need to change blades to do face frame biscuits. This becomes problematic, as noted by many in the wood working forums. Simply put a hex socket screw holds the blade in place, and the hex socket of this screw easily can be stripped out because the factory installed blade is on so tight.
I don't use a plate jointer every day, but when I started looking, I asked several professionals which plate jointer to get. They recommended the Porter-Cable 557. I can only compare this tool to the dewalt DW682K plate jointer, & found that I like the Porter-Cable better because of some extra features. I.E. the face frame cutter blade, an extra 45 degrees to set the fence, and the micro adjust. The Porter-Cable is a little lighter and starts out smooth.
If you need the face frame capabilities,  this is the joiner to buy. Highly recommended.
This is called real world performance and this unit is a little disappointing.2) It is very difficult to control the cut when the fence is set flat (cutting into the middle of a panel). This is caused by the fact that the non-slip rubber on the main face does not come into contact with the work on this operation. My woodworking buddies tell me this is because PC had to ineffectively redesign the fence as the result of a patent dispute with Dewalt.
Fine Woodworkings review laid heavy on my decision as porter cables accuracy was within .005 (1 1/2 human hairs!!) the dewalt was .0315 or 1/32. I have used this tool plenty, Glued up cores, jointed rails & stiles for face frames, 45 degree miters, & 90 joints. The cores come out flush and I mean flush just general sanding. I would highly recommend this tool over any other on the market.
Finally, it comes with the ability to use face-frame biscuits, which will allow you to use it where other plate joiners won't even work.I use this thing all the time in edge-glued tops, and the ability to flatten and align the faces of the boards being edge-joined is a real work-saver.
I've had a Porter Cable router for years, it's a real workhorse and I love it. So when I was ready to buy a buscuit jointer, Porter Cable's reputation, as well as the FF buscuit capacity made it a clear choice.As another reviewer pointed out the pivots for the fence are made of plastic, and do not hold up at all. I've had my jointer for 6 months, used it to make 1 face frame, and put it away.
Answer: yes