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one more dado
looking for consensus should the two outside blades have the teeth aligned with each other i was thinking that having them offset is better and similar to the spiral cut model on planer blades that way there is a delay between the blades meeting material |
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one more dado
Electric Comet writes:
looking for consensus RTFM, and if you don't have it, or can't read, here's the picture version: http://www.table-saw-guide.com/dado-blade.html |
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one more dado
On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 10:43:34 -0800
Electric Comet wrote: should the two outside blades have the teeth aligned with each other i was thinking that having them offset is better and similar to the spiral cut model on planer blades that way there is a delay between the blades meeting material after some testing there is a slight difference having them offset seems to be just a bit quieter but no visible difference in the cut |
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