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| Adam |  Which DadosAugust 11th, 2005 02:16 PM August 11, 2005 Which Dados I'm sorry for the delay in replay. I haven't used my blade for a while and they were hiding from me. I use an ancient Craftsman stack dado set (model 32475) that hail from the "royal crown" logo period of Craftsman. Otherwise known as the golden-age. OK... That's my name for that logo period. They are STEEL. Relatively coarse cut combination blade patterned outside blades and their "KROMEDGE" teeth have done a whole range of projects. Materials cut include; construction plywood, Pine, Douglas-Fir, Cedar, Oak, Walnut, Maple (some) and Birch plywood. I have NEVER subjected them to MDF or particle board. Maybe I'll get that smaller diameter, finer toothed set of dados the Job Site saw uses. Maybe the full 15/16 inch set. Unlike, Job Site saw only owners, I could take advantage of the over 9/16 capability of the set(with finer teeth) on my Radial Arm Saw. I prefer stacked dado sets. I'm one of the people who actually USE paper spacers to do width of cut "fine-tuning" |
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