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| Adam |  Stacked DadosJuly 20th, 2005 12:36 AM July 19, 2005 Stacked Dados Please remember the Jobsite saw has a 9/16 inch limited arbor length for doing dados. If 8 inch dados are used, the whole stack of two blades and all of the chippers are not going to fit. I am really warming up to my Jobsite. The only thing that takes getting used to is the blade angle adjustment feature is rather coarse (no side wheel) compared to standard table saws. Some people have been known to return their Jobsite saws because they feel the angle adjustment is "broken". Since I do 99.99% of my work straight up, there's no problemo for me. The only other thing I do differently is pull out the reeled cord all the way out so heat will not build up in the coil. Check out a cannister vacuum cleaner with the spring-loaded cord feature. Those babies can get quite warm after 15 minutes of use. |
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