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(10-21-2022, 08:24 AM)mound Wrote: what was the adjustment mechanism?
you'd rotate the outside cam which increased / decreased the the angle of the blade.
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(10-22-2022, 09:29 AM)Cabinet Monkey Wrote: you'd rotate the outside cam which increased / decreased the the angle of the blade.
Does there exist a more modern stacked dado set (multiple blades and chippers) that has some sort of "rotate to tweak" mechanism so you can fine tune a dado without having to remove the arbor nut & outer blade to mess with spacers?
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Check the Freud SD608 set, I think it's what you're asking about.
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SD608 also cuts a flat bottom, not arced like the old wobble blade.
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(10-19-2022, 02:53 PM)ajkoontz Wrote: I started with a wobble blade and will never go back.
Amen, and Amen.
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(10-23-2022, 09:53 AM)fredhargis Wrote: Check the Freud SD608 set, I think it's what you're asking about.
Nice! I didn't realize this existed.. Have you used one?
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(10-26-2022, 07:34 AM)mound Wrote: Nice! I didn't realize this existed.. Have you used one?
I have not, I've had to Freud SD508 since before the 608 was ointroduced. That said, I've read nothing but good things about the 608...it does cut flat bottoms; I think that's because the wobble function is very small...it's only to tweak the width of the cut. Also, if your saw is a Sawstop, I'm not sure (it's a guess) you can use it.
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I think I still have one of the old Sears wobble blades that I used when I first got into woodworking in the late 80's. Served my limited talents well enough back then but not now. I've never used the Freud but thought it was a good idea. Adjusting with shims can take a few tries.
