I'm cutting my own insert for the dado and was wondering if anyone could tell me the size of the included "thin" washer that comes with this insert.
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I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice: It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved. See here: http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
1573566
I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice:It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved.See here:http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
1573567
The one that came with my insert is .100" , I have not used it yet so not sure if I need it. I agree with the first response to your question, that is the way I do it if I build my own.
429419
On my saw (DWE7490X), and presumably yours, the inside washer does not come out, it is part of the arbor spindle.As a result the DW7444 will not work. It will not align with your dado set.An inquiry to Dewalt confirmed that a correct dado insert is not yet available.To use a dado set in my saw I purchased an after-market throat plate from Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000223V9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) and cut my own dado throat plate.
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I use it on my Makita 10" saw, You need a dado insert, 5/8" arbor and depending on your arbor length will determine your max width of stacked dadoes.
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I installed one in our home about 2 months ago. How thick is the total thickness from top of surface to underside of counter top? As I recall, there is a threaded pipe with @ least 2 inches of thread. You put the lock washer on and run up the nut to secure. As far as the water lines which are about 3 feet long, how far away is the incoming water? Your probably OK but if need be, you could buy an extension.TIP - I found it was very helpful to color code the water lines on the small picture showing the setup connections.The connection diagram was very small and when black lines cross black lines its too easy to make a mistake.Good luck - Richard from S.C. I installed one in our home about 2 months ago. How thick is the total thickness from top of surface to underside of counter top? As I recall, there is a threaded pipe with @ least 2 inches of thread. You put the lock washer on and run up the nut to secure. As far as the water lines which are about 3 feet long, how far away is the incoming water? Your probably OK but if need be, you could buy an extension.TIP - I found it was very helpful to color code the water lines on the small picture showing the setup connections.The connection diagram was very small and when black lines cross... » Read More I installed one in our home about 2 months ago. How thick is the total thickness from top of surface to underside of counter top? As I recall, there is a threaded pipe with @ least 2 inches of thread. You put the lock washer on and run up the nut to secure. As far as the water lines which are about 3 feet long, how far away is the incoming water? Your probably OK but if need be, you could buy an extension.TIP - I found it was very helpful to color code the water lines on the small picture showing the setup connections.The connection diagram was very small and when black lines cross black lines its too easy to make a mistake.Good luck - Richard from S.C. « Show Less
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I only use one washer,that is notched to fit over blade fitting. The one that receives the blade wrench when changing blades. This is one great saw.
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i really dont know, its a really odd washer, probably a gimmick to get to buy a special washer at a inflated price from them. what i did was grind off the metal part to make it flat, then a normal washer works just fine, even if you grind it off, it can still be removed with a socket wrench, your just grinding off the screwdriver part....
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There is nothing in the Instruction Manual that says anything about the height of the Washer related to the sink, so I'm assuming that it wouldn't be considered as a problem. A pump does pump out the used water after each cycle, so with only a 4 foot set of hoses, I doubt the height of the Washer would be an issue. It would of course be wise to go on-line to Danby and check with them. The Danby countertop Washers are great when you don't have the room for a full sized Washer. This is the 3rd one I've had as they do have a life span of only 2 to 3 years, but for the price, replacing them isn't all that bad.
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I have an HE top loader; all you have to do is measure out about 1/4 cup and put it directly into the drum of your machine. Add your clothes and laundry soap as usual �
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There aren't any. The reason for this is because each table saw is different so providing instructions would be a generalization at best, unsafe at worst. Use is pretty simple - you take off your arbor bolt and remove the current saw blade. You put the dado set's blade on first taking note of the direction the saw turns. Then you add as many of the variable width chippers to create the width you want. Then add in the other dado blade on the arbor bolt, bolt it all in place and away you go. Please take note that many table saws have arbor bolt length restrictions so you may not get the full width you want. I cannot do 3/4" dado's on my table saw despite having this kit for example. Finally - please ensure you have a table saw insert specifically for dados. The alternative is to remove your insert which is unsafe. Most manufacturers sell aftermarket table inserts for a reasonable price...mine cost me $18 or so. Good luck!
1324438
I have this item and would not trust in washer. I believe the tray would be too large, unless you ran it by itself.They are not marked "dw safe".
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The company web sit may have that info. Meantime, flatten it in vise and maybe use a washer over it. A local machine shop would make a better one for a couple bucks
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I have this item and would not trust in washer. I believe the tray would be too large, unless you ran it by itself. They are not marked "dw safe".
429423
On my saw (DWE7490X), and presumably yours, the inside washer does not come out, it is part of the arbor spindle. As a result the DW7444 will not work. It will not align with your dado set. An inquiry to Dewalt confirmed that a correct dado insert is not yet available. To use a dado set in my saw I purchased an after-market throat plate from Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000223V9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and cut my own dado throat plate.
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I happened to find some old washers about the size of a quarter. They have to be thin. First try your monitor and see if it droops. It may not. If it does, just remove vertical bolt and insert add'l washer in space. They have to be really thin!
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I'm not sure - I bought it for a friend who owned a really old Craftsman and I need to add a couple of washers but it did indeed work. Good luck.
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Without the outer blade flange, the blade shaft length and table insert slot width will accommodate dado blades up to 1/4" wide.
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There are videos on youtube about how to replace the blade. You can see some people using the wrench and I do not see any washer. If I remember correctly there is a tiny rubber o-ring that is on the blade, but nothing like a big rubber gasket.