Swingman

I was the OP. As stated previously, I was doing it correctly but not real
pleased with the results which led to the question in the first place.

As for "spinning metal", I probably have a few thousand more miles of it
under my belt than you do but if playing Mom makes you feel good, that have
at it.

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Actually with this set you would go wrong. There are round discs
attached to the side of each outer blade. They are not thock enough
to eb stiffeners but are just shims that are permamnently affixed to
the blades. If you reverse the blades these shims would be on the
outside of the set and you would not get cuts in any of the standard
sizes.

I would say that you might be right, and just well might do that, IF
you only know enough about table saws, table saw blades, their
operation and use, to be a danger to yourself.


Thanks for the lesson and the accompanying self righteous attitude.

As I said, it wasn't directed at you ... but the fact remains that whoever
displayed the original ignorance should be strongly warned, and be
thankful
that the "self righteous attitude", as you call it, is not accompanied by
flying carbide teeth and/or bits of steel.

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