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For any new woodworkers wondering about the size, they do make 10" dado stacks but 8" is ideal (or 6" if you have an underpowered saw) because you aren't cutting material at full height often. Smaller sized stacks will tax the motor less and are more efficient.
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For any new woodworkers wondering about the size, they do make 10" dado stacks but 8" is ideal (or 6" if you have an underpowered saw) because you aren't cutting material at full height often. Smaller sized stacks will tax the motor less and are more efficient.
Same here.. WTF SD. Lol
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Why not modify a robot vacuum with these though...
New to wood working and wanted some dados...if I'm reading this correctly my ridgid saw with a saw brake would struggle because this is a full body dado? My current plans only need a 1/2" dado but I like the idea of flexibility. Is that accurate? Thanks
Probably specific to sawstop table saws where the blades get stopped instantly if a finger gets in the way. Normal table saw shouldn't have issues with 6 or 8 inch stacks if used correctly.