Very good tool for the money. I don't use it very often but is reliable when needed.

For what it is I really appreciate the quality of this Aoben Biscuit Cutter. The dust collection bag does fill up fast so be sure to keep an eye on that, it makes a mess when the bag is full, but if you don't overfill the bag it is really tidy and I found that I did not have to fight dust and shavings once I figured out its capacity. The accuracy and repeatability far exceeded my expectations and I was pleasantly surprised to find spare brushes in the case as well, I haven't opened the brush doors but they seem to make it quite simple to change, should you ever need to. The cuts were clean and the depth was perfect on the #20 setting. I would definitely buy this again!

Seems to work pretty well. Down side the locking tab on the case broke first time I opened it.

For a third of the cost of a Porter Cable plate/biscuit joiner, this chinesium brand works like a charm... with a few adjustments. I'm a DIY hobbyist and I was originally wanting to get the PC joiner but my wallet was giving me the sore eye because of the cost. So I went with this after AOBEN model, tho it seems this is just a rebrand of a chinese made biscuit joiner.. you can probably see several listings of this very same joiner under different names below.

Anyways.. right out of the box, the AOBEN biscuit joiner worked just fine if you needed to use it to align and glue up some wood. However, mine seemed to cut a little too deep for my tastes making the cut a bit too wide and deep for proper glue up.. about a 1/16th too deep. Good thing this comes with a depth adjustment screw.. Except whomever that put it on at the factory used some thread locker on it. Come on now. I ended up using some pliers to turn the locking nut and screw to set the depth correctly which also ended up messing up the nut and screw a bit.. I'll probably replace them later.

After this, I tested a miter cut at 45 degrees.. and wouldn't you know, it's 1/16th too shallow! So it looks like they set it at the factory to allow for an accurate cut at an angle and accepted that it would be too deep on a straight cut. Well, I showed them! I figured out that switching the depth knob from 20 to M allowed for a deeper cut of 1/16th! And the mitered cut is at just the right depth now. I just need to remember to switch M for mitered (maybe that's why they labelled it M.. heh).

Long story short.. this is a great little biscuit joiner for a very good price. It's a nice little addition to my home shop.

I don't know the durability of this item but I managed to put together 22 cabinets and their face frame with 1 thousand biscuits