New Saw - Bosch GTS 10 XC, DeWalt DWE7491, Metabo TS 254

[inceblundell]

hi ive made a sled for this easy to make also router table add o check out you tube bosch 10xc

 

[meathead]

dado's are illegal in this country , plus the shaft is shorter on the uk machines , but don't quote me on this
https://www.bosch-professional.com/gb/e ... 89-t#/main


whoever said nothing is impossible obviously never tried slamming a revolving door

 

[MikeJhn]

It's a Myth, Dado blades are not illegal in the UK, but they must be used with a purpose designed overhead guard, please look on the HSE web site.

 

[Mutley Racers]

I have made a cross cut sled for this. Weird how the grooves are totally different sizes, and annoying. I followed the William NG one. Was thinking of other things like a proper sliding attachment etc.

Someone on here did get a dadoe stack to fit.

Cheers for the reply

 

[Mutley Racers]

This is awesome...

https://youtu.be/y1sJEvVVErI

 

[meathead]

HI.
I can fit a 6" dado to my cordless table saw, but can't find a supplier in the uk they seem to all come from across the water.
anyone help?

 

[MikeJhn]

There is a company in Poland that sell thick tooth blades with a normal size body, can't think of them at the moment will look it up and post later.

 

[Mutley Racers]

This sounds cool. Thanks

 

[meathead]

dangerous information be sure to read and understand especially when it comes to kerf versus riving knife and plate thickness and fence run out

 

[MikeJhn]

Mutley Racers.

Here you go: http://www.pilana.com/en/grooving-tct-c ... saw-blades, don't use a Dado stack myself as I have my Router table set up to do this, much safer and easier IMO.

Meathead

A Dado blade does not cut all the way through the stock so the main reason for a riving knife is not there, using something like the JessEmm stock guides would be a good idea though as they hold the stock into the fence.

Mike

 

[meathead]

Thanks for your reply
I understand the principals of a dado stack , but a oversized blade is something different i guess
I myself use a router and sometimes a trenching facility on my mitre saw also
apparently there is a high level of accidents using them in the states, and to be changing blades shims when you you can have a router on standby just defeats the object
hey but I;m only here to learn
so thank you all for your help

 

[Mutley Racers]

Hi. Thanks for the link. I appreciate. And mentioning the guide. Will have a looks now. Regards Muts

 

[Mutley Racers]

To be honest, I thought the thickness of my teeth were 3mm on my saw!!