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Nicole Jobsite TS & Dado
July 7th, 2005 12:54 AM
Anyone using a dado blade (stacked or wobble) with their Craftsman Professional 10 in. Jobsite Saw (Model #137.218300)?

I have some projects coming up that require dados and would like to know what other owners of this saw are using for dado sets. The saw appears to have a short arbor.

Sears sells a Craftsman 6 in. Dado Set (Sears item #00932175000, Mfr. model #32175) that looks like it might fit on this saw with its short arbor. Has anyone tried this dado set? Can it do at least 3/4" dados?
JRMapes Jobsite TS & Dado
July 7th, 2005 01:42 AM
From a conversation earlier on here, that 6" CM Dado set will work fine. But due to arbor length you're not going to get better than half-inch from the 6" or 8" sets.
Adam Jobsite Dados
July 7th, 2005 03:19 AM
July 7, 2005 Jobsite Dados


Craftsman sells a 9/16 inch wide, 6 inch diameter, stacked dado set.

It will take two passes to make that 3/4 inch width.
Nicole Jobsite TS & Dado
July 7th, 2005 07:50 AM
What is the CM Dado set?

I assume the Craftsman 9/16 inch wide, 6 inch diameter, stacked dado set you refer to is #32175 since it appears to be the only 6" stacked dado set Sears sell.
Joe Lingo
July 7th, 2005 08:03 PM
CM=Craftsman (Sears Craftsman)
Adam Acronyms
July 7th, 2005 08:37 PM
CC - Craftsman Club (Double meaning drives the tekies crazy)

CCD - Craftsman Club save Days
OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer

GEG - Good Enough for Government work
Nicole Acronyms
July 8th, 2005 12:38 AM
You learn something new everyday!
Adam Use of Acronyms
July 8th, 2005 10:56 AM
July 8, 2005 Use of Acronyms


The way I see it acronym use is motivated by two main reasons. Either the person/group wants to have "in" people and non-in-the-know people (prestige) or the names are so gall darn long the acronym version is a blessing (LASER - Light Amplification through Stimulated Emission of Radiation).

At Sears the use of specialized acronyms, unique to Sears, encompasses BOTH reasons.

I have no idea what a SNC (hand held PDA) actually stands for. But, I put my SNC (pronounced snick)on its charging stand before leaving work on Wednesday and I fully expect it to have full radio range this morning.

It is now a "word" more than an acronym. Anybody see the new "Laser" Drill. The acronym (spelled in all caps) has been replaced by the word. Why not? Besides, the original acronym was aimed at a ruby rod with polished mirrored ends - called a pulse LASER. Maybe the acronym doesn't apply to the new generation diode LASERS.

So, the posts concerning acronyms are very helpful (and entertaining) for those of us that want to be more "in the know" or are into trivia.
bladeburner dado
July 9th, 2005 08:58 AM
Neatest tool/jig for dados I've ever built at ShopNotes site

http://www.shopnotes.com/main/sn76-toc.html
Adam Table Saw Tooling
July 14th, 2005 11:43 AM
July 14, 2005 Table Saw Tooling


One reason I like my Craftsman 21830 Jobsite Table saw is that its full-size 3/4 by 3/8 inch Mitre Gage slots allow the use and construction of standard tooling.

Should I ever acquire a more substantial (and non-portable) cast-iron unit, my tooling should simply transfer between the two (ain't gettin rid of old faithful).

The worst I'll have to do is reorient the dual runners on my table saw's "sled" for the new table's slot spacing.
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