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1. 
   mrbird90 | Dec 26, 2009 01:00pm | #1

   I have been successful using Titebond III or I glue and using biscuits every 8" or so.

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   craig | Dec 26, 2009 04:32pm | #2

   Depends on if you want to see a fastener or not.

   Visible Glue & screws, Glue and Staples, Glue and Pins.

   Hidden

   Glue & Dowels, Glue & Bisuits, Glue & Domino.

3. 
   DonStephan | Dec 26, 2009 08:41pm | #3

   Confirmat screws were mentioned in another post; they work well with particleboard, I wonder if they would work equally well with MDF.

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   WillGeorge | Dec 26, 2009 09:27pm | #4

   As others have posted...

   http://www.mcfeelys.com/confirmat-mdf-screws

   Just a link to one place you can get some.

   I for one, am not above using MDF for projects and jigs.

   Be aware, sometimes when using biscuits, splines etc. the MDF may swell up a bit and the area will telescope to the surface and will leave a visable area where you know something is in there! I find that Titebond III does not cause the MDF to swell up. Avoid glues with alot of water in it.

   EDIT: I forgot to mention.. When drilling the pilot holes for the confirmat screws make sure you drill a 'bit' deeper than the screw length.