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![]() Has anyone tried the zero clearance plates that have replaceable inserts? If so, how did it work out? Would you buy one again? (I've seen them, but don't remember the brand, sorry.) Yes, I know it's not difficult to make them, and I do so currently, but I have special reason for this request, and that is Dados. I don't want umpteen different plates for varying dado widths, and the replaceable insert style would make it much easier to deal with. Thanks, Greg G. |
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