Dado Blade
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What is the best dado set for a 10" table saw?
I want to get my dad a dado Blade set for his table saw. It's reccomended blade size is 10", I know it could take smaller, but please no 7" sets from Lowes. Thank you all.
MOST dado sets are smaller than 10", but I;ve used larger sets commercially for years.
The features Iike to see in a dado set (and I've used them professionally for years)
Stackable - I prefer stack sets over the 'dial' type
Carbide tipped - extremely important, in my opinion. I prefer to have all of my blades carbide tipped for longevity.
Depending on the type of material you are cutting into, you may want to consider the hook/angle of the tips, etc. For example, when I'm cutting solid woods like oak, I use a more aggressive angle on the teeth of the blade, than I would for particle board, or MDF
By the way.... the most common complaint about dado sets, is an uneven bottom to the groove. If you have all the blades/inserts ground/sharpened at the same time, you can avoid this. I used to send out my dado sets to a blade sharpening service, and had them all ground at the same time -- which resulted in a smooth surface at the bottom of the cut.
Freud is an excellent brand name, and supplies tooling to a lot of industrial woodworking manufacturers
Have Fun


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