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New Freud 8" dial-a width dado on Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=7589208613
I bought this a few months ago to use with my new Sawstop cabinet saw. Unfortunately, I cannot use it b/c it is a little bigger than the advertised 8". It fits, but I have to do major adjustments everytime I change blades. I just bought a Forrest Dado King set and it fits perfectly. |
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New Freud 8" dial-a width dado on Ebay
I was going to buy that one. Thank you for saving me grief. I'll look
for the Forrest instead. Devon |
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