What size dado will this blade cut?
1578370
Anywhere from 1/16" up to about an inch. There are multiple chippers included, varying from 1/32", but most be 1/16".
1578371
up to 13/16th inch wide. The chipper blades and shims give you any width from 1/8th inch to 13/16ths.....this is a great dado set......a lot of adjustability and cuts clean flat bottoms, no chipout in most materials.
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Maureen, this set has two blades and half a dozen chippers. The largest dado my particular table saw will make is about 5/8 of an inch. The limitation is the length of the shaft that the blade fits on. It's a great set at a reasonable price.
218174
I have a DW 744 with a 10" blade, the Zero clearance I bought works excellent. Have to be very cautious of kick backs if you do some ripping or cross cut Rolando
2116463
So according to the manual, and several other sources, yes you can use a stacked dado blade set, or the wobble style dado blade set. You will be limited to a 3/4" wide dado stack, and to use the maximum width you will simply leave the outside blade washer off. To answer several other posts asking this same question, yes you can use dado blade sets.
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I am not personally familiar with this model but I note that it takes a 10" blade and I ASSUME it has a 5/8" arbor. If my assumption is correct then you have to determine if the arbor is long enough. Looking at other's answers to questions, it sounds as if the arbor is too short for a dado blade, although one answer says you can stack two blades and still tighten the nut. If that is true then you probably can use the two Freud box cutter blades. However, there might be another problem: these small saws are notoriously low-powered and so you may be limited to shallow cuts which means you'll only be doing box joints in thin material. I think you'll be taking a big chance trying this. I am not personally familiar with this model but I note that it takes a 10" blade and I ASSUME it has a 5/8" arbor. If my assumption is correct then you have to determine if the arbor is long enough. Looking at other's answers to questions, it sounds as if the arbor is too short for a dado blade, although one answer says you can stack two blades and still tighten the nut. If that is true then you probably can use the two Freud box cutter blades. However, there might be another problem: these small saws are notoriously low-powered and so you may be limited to shallow cuts which... » Read More I am not personally familiar with this model but I note that it takes a 10" blade and I ASSUME it has a 5/8" arbor. If my assumption is correct then you have to determine if the arbor is long enough. Looking at other's answers to questions, it sounds as if the arbor is too short for a dado blade, although one answer says you can stack two blades and still tighten the nut. If that is true then you probably can use the two Freud box cutter blades. However, there might be another problem: these small saws are notoriously low-powered and so you may be limited to shallow cuts which means you'll only be doing box joints in thin material. I think you'll be taking a big chance trying this. « Show Less
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I just bought an 8" dado stack.. I read that this saw will not accept an 8". The saw is a ts2400-1. Is this true.
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No dado, but i will add that Infinity Tools does sell a 1/4 inch kerf blade that would show promise if you already have this saw and want additional capabilities. If you have a small shop like I do, I can get a really strait cut with this little saw. I use router and router table for dado cuts.
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You will have to remove the standard insert, the dado blade 'stack' will be too wide. If you want to use an insert it will have to vary for each Dado width you set up. I have never seen any advertisement for inserts of varying widths? Depending on the width of the material you wish to dado you can use your saw without one or make one from a suitable thickness material.
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I am not the ultimate expert on saw and blades but I would not recommend buying 10" stack dado for small table saw. I use it on delta unisaw which is 220v and has more powerful motor. On my saw it works very smooth and does a great job. I have a Bosch table saw similar to your dewalt and I would not use dado larger than 8" and I would not try to cut too deep in one go.
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Probably not a good idea. The way the carbide cutters are configured would not accommodate chippers that would normally go with a dado set. I have a Freud dado set and they fit specifically for those outside blades. I would not attempt using them with the box cutter blades.
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yes - up to 13/16". Just need to order the dado plate for the saw and the hub set (nuts and washers). Oh - and the dado blade - smile.
934087
No. Because the carbide tips are 3/16 in wide, They are offset 1/16 in to be able to cut 1/4 in, and reverse for 3/8 in cut. Just use one side of a dado set, or a .125 in regular saw blade.
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You will need to find a thin kerf blade. The dado has 2 outside cutter blades that must be used. Each is 1/8 inch. Even though the kit has thinner blades they should not be used without the cutters.
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It really depends on the saw. First check the Skil saw manual. There should be a section that describes the use of a dado blade and the saw limitation. If you cannot find the info check the Skil web site or e-mail them. Hope this helps. BTY- I have a 10" DeWalt and the only limits I have are: dado must be no bigger than 13/16" and dado blade no larger than 8". Check YOUR manual for Dado Cutting.
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Dewalt said it would so I purchased it. It doesn't seem to be lining up with dado blade. Returning to amazon. I might get a wood throat plate that I can just run the dado up through. Should have a tighter fit between blade and plate.
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As long as the Arbor on your table saw is the correct size you should not have a problem, but looking at your owners manual and checking on the Freud website for your table saw should put your worries at ease. But you should not have a problem and you will enjoy the Dado set they cut beautiful.
855251
No, DeWalt does not recommend using a dado blade on the DW745 or the DWE7480 Table Saws. There was apparently some misprint in documentation and they amended that via their online Q&A.;
196710
I have a 10" Porter Cable portable and I believe it specifies a max dado size of 6". You might want to check your manual. In any case, the 6" has been working great for my needs.