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How to Adjust the Blade on a Table Saw
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How to Finish a Crosscut with a Table Saw
How to Make a Dado with a Table Saw
How to Make a Dado with a Table Saw: Part 2
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Summary: Learn more about how to make a dado with a table saw in this free instructional video.
Robert J. McMahon is a master carpenter with over 20 years of experience. He has worked on many restoration projects of old, period homes in the Philadelphia area, as well as...read more
"We’ll get rid of the rest of that. We'll use the vacuum for dust. There you have a ¾ inch ripped dado. It’s nice and snug. It’s a pretty fine cut there because I was moving the fence just the width of the blade. If you want to clean it up any, just take a good sharp chisel and you scrape it along and smooth it all out. Over here, we have a ripped piece of mahogany already. You can see how tight a fit that is."
eHow Article: How to Make a Dado with a Table Saw: Part 2
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