"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote:

Reeeeely? How do those things stack up on your arbor if they have to be
seperated?

The base diameter of each piece is the width that defines the chipper,
blade, etc.

The carbide tooth is perhaps 1/16-3/32 wider than the base diameter
thickness which requires the teeth to be staggered into spaces on adjacent
cutters which is the means used to get a flat bottom dado.

Lew



Correct, the Forrest dado set is that way also. Still the Forrest set is
all stored on a bolt. If you store them the same way you stack them on the
arbor there will be no problem.