This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google. Dewalt has a set for $100 that is far better quality, has a lot more carbide, and can be sharpened. But, I went back to doing them either on the router table or with a single blade and the tennoning jig. There are quite a few reasons to add a table saw to your workshop. If you will be using to cut bridle joints, and tennons you might need the extra depth of cut provided by the 8-inch. I've been thinking about that too.
Dont lump all woodworkers together. Terms of Service If you can afford it, a CMT dado stack will be the last stack you ever buy, if you treat them well. I have never used or needed a dado larger then a 6" on my 10" TSs. I have beginner classes all the way up expert trade classes. Please leave a comment to let us know, we would love to hear from you.
- eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new window or tab, - for PayPal Credit, opens in a new window or tab, Learn more about earning points with eBay Mastercard, - eBay Return policy - opens in a new tab or window, - eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new tab or window. Nothing wrong per se, just inspect the snot out of that blade set before use. I too am generally willing to give harbor Freight a look when I am looking for tools that I wont use often (that is a subjective term) but generally I have learned the hard way that if a tool can hurt or maim me then quality is key no matter the price. I hate putting on all the shims, just something else to do to get the job done. I like it very much and Im not experiencing bat ears. Copyright 2019 by The Saw Guy Saw Reviews and DIY Projects. For smaller working spaces the preference is to have something more compact. by PeteM Tue Nov 25, 2003 10:37 pm, Post Press J to jump to the feed. For more on table saw resources look at our guide. An 8-inch dado blade will be one inch less or about a 2.5-inch depth of cut. If you don't still have the manual go online and find one. I have one and it's a super table saw. Great for larger materials Most table saws have more table space compared to other saws. by PeteM Tue Nov 25, 2003 6:57 pm, Post 2) Where can I buy a set of dado blades for my 10 saw that wont cost an arm and a leg? If you have a 3HP cabinet tablesaw, it will probably handle a large-diameter dado set. Both Harbor Freight and Dewalt sell power tools. That is thanks to the 15 amp motor, it delivers 4800 RPM and 3-1/8 in. I guess I am getting lazy in my old age. and upon the power and other specs of your tablesaw (and recommendations of its manufacturer). Corded table saw make moving the saw around harder but you dont have to worry about having enough batteries. I think with a good sharpening, tearout would be as good as the pricey sets. Alternatively, you could also get a flat tooth kerf blade. Like I said, I like the HF stuff and Ive had some of it for years. "I have learned so much thanks to the searchable articles on the FHB website. Get home building tips, offers, and expert advice in your inbox. It's on clearance at $40. Cordless power saws are great if you need to transport your table saw quickly and easily, however, you would need a few batteries on hand for a full days work. depth of cut and 24 in. I know what the cost of having the right tools and materials for the job. Oldtimer; The set has (5) 1/8 and (1) 1/16 chippers. They came back a week later and said it was backordered and had no ETA. I dont use a dado blade very often, so I couldnt justify $200+ sets like those from Forrest.
A 6-inch dado blade will have about a 1.5-inch depth of cut.
And the smaller set would probably cut cleaner.). Reasonable. I bought this, used it and then felt regret. 
-- Tristin King -- When in doubt, sand it. This allows you to handle larger materials easier and more safely. I typically do all my dadoes with the router table too (if not just on a standard table saw blade), and I might just stick with those after all. With the cussing I've done at snap ring pliers it almost makes me want to get one of those sets Rechargeable AA and AAA batteries anybody? Become a member and get instant access to thousands of videos, how-tos, tool reviews, and design features. 
They have one that is advertised as a "professional saw" and one as a "Industrial saw". I honestly dont know if this set would produce any chipout if that wasnt my routine. by tailshaft56 Thu Dec 04, 2003 2:08 am, Powered by phpBB Forum Software phpBB Limited.
Hercules HE77 Harbor Freight 2 Pack Table Saw Zero Clearance Inserts, {"modules":["unloadOptimization","bandwidthDetection"],"unloadOptimization":{"browsers":{"Firefox":true,"Chrome":true}},"bandwidthDetection":{"url":"https://ir.ebaystatic.com/cr/v/c1/thirtysevens.jpg","maxViews":4,"imgSize":37,"expiry":300000,"timeout":250}}, Add to cart to save with this special offer. I like to use the smallest one that will get the job done. 40 year old Craftsman Radial Arm Saw Only thing I cut wood with is a chainsaw and they rip and crosscut just fine. So you need to decide what you will be doing with the blade, if you will be using it for grooves and dados, thena 6-inch is more than adequate. Needless to say, YMMV. Thanks for the tip! Box joints are my main thought for getting one of these though.
That might be a better bet since I'd mostly be using this for box joints and general joinery (not really for making dados so much). Power Source There are cordless and corded table saws out there. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. 2022 TractorByNet.com | TractorByNet is a registered trademark of IMC Digital Universe, Inc. Other trademarks on this page are the property of their respective owners. 2022 Verticalscope Inc. All Rights Reserved. I have used this stack and now have the Diablo set from Home Depot. So, to the OP: Does this saw have an electric brake? I don't really have anything to compare it to because I haven't used someone else's dado stack. I do tend to use it as just a single blade for box joint cutting, it's fine in use that way. The one thing I recently noticed though is that I can't install my Dado blade. My understanding is that this is the same as the Freud SBOX8 set. That having been said, I purchased my Freud dado set a few years ago for $74.99 and have been very happy with it. That being said, with the 25% off coupon its certainly seems like it would be the lowest price dado stack available. But one, in the end, did beat out the other. I got a email notice today about a dado set on sale for $49.95,I have no clue if the sets any good or not. This makes it perfect for job site performance. Im certain the purists will condemn me for using the name Harbor Freight in connection with woodworking tools, but like it or not, here it is. No Name blades don't have the same level of risk to the manufacturer if they shed a tooth, as the name brands, and are frequently not as well made. Probably comes with instructions that make sense too. Heres how the Hercules Portable Harbor Freight Table Saw and Dewalt DWE7480 compare to each other. For more information on Dewalt Table Saws check out, DEWALT Table Saws 10 Saws, Parts and Accessories. Their quality control is somewhat lacking, just double check all the brazing and get it sharpened and you should be good to go for years to come, -- Please like and subscribe to my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/daves-workshop. If you want rough dados, but a wobble setup. It's one of those things where if it were like 30 bucks it might be a great deal for a weekend woodworker to expand their abilities but at 60 bucks down the drain for a mediocre tool you might as well just go ahead and spend another 30 to get something nice. There are larger table saws that would do best in a stationary place. You must log in or register to reply here. I live on a laughably small pension, and without Harbor Freight I wouldnt be able to do many things. I've switched to using my router table more for dado making and I'm generally way happier with the results and safety of doing that operation that way. They are sold by two very well known names in the industry, both table saws are well known for their performance, durability, and versatility. Out of the box the blades werent set up correctly. Once you determine that your saw can handle the dado blade here are a few guidelines. I get no chipout, but I routinely run the stock backwards (toward me) at 1 to 2mm depth of cut before raising the blade(s) to the desired height for the forward cut. Recently started looking at dado heads and wondered about the HF model. This Dewalt table saw will last for a while. So Im sure you must be wondering, what made the Hercules win? Whatever the size, buy the best you can afford, even if you have to scrimp on other things for a while to do it. Seems odd -- a 10" TS should be able to cut in excess of 3 inches. -- Mistakes are what pave the road to perfection. The modal window is a 'site map' of the most critical areas of the site. View cart for details. Very versatile Table saws have many uses. 
One of the shops I used to work in had a Powermatic 66 that had a damaged arbor because someone got the 1/16th chipper down in the thread and then really reefed on the wrench. Something went wrong. Manage Consent. The Hercules Harbor Freight Table Saw takes the top spot when it comes to these two saws. | Copyright
CrazyAl, I agree; my PM66 has a 3 horse Leeson motor and triple drive belts - bought it from a cabinet shop that wanted MORE horsepower - they bought the new PM 2000 (IIRC), came with a 5 horse 3 Phase. Can I use an 8? Anyone can benefit from buying a table saw because they are extremely helpful, whether you are a beginner, hobbyist, or professional. 2022 The Taunton Press, Inc. All rights reserved. In use, it cut flat bottom grooves with a little bit of tearout. - M.K. Powerful Table saws will allow you to tackle some of the toughest jobs with ease. Example is their power planer. You'd need a swinging arm to hold it under your table, though. Latest Forum Topics, https://www.artisticwoodstudio.com/videos, Looking for 1/2 inch 3 TPI bandsaw blade with skip teeth. -- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm.
I saw this review and immediately thought of the Avanti Pro (reviewed by Brian on LJ). Probably about as useful as the eccentric 7.25 dado blades. It also sounds to me like you could do OK with a chop saw mounted upside down, with your own table. Table saws are a very versatile tool. I have an 8 inch dado set on my 1 HP saw and can cut 1/4 inch dados in oak with no problem. On the other hand, consider in reality how deep you actually need to cut dadoes/grooves. I made a permanent table for it with lockable castors, and it is really handy. The HF set is 8 and cuts dados up to 7/8. I believe there are a lot of ljocks out there that are willing to give Harbor Frieght a try, and are interested in your review. | They look like they could be resharpened many times. rip capacity. This harbor freight table saw is very powerful. Durability Since power tools like table saws are not cheap, you want to make sure the table saw you are looking into buying is durable. Basically we would be using the drive train. It was a very close competition because both of these saws are great but the Hercules Saw had one factor going for it. Knothead; For my use, bat ears were not a problem.
If my recollection is correct, Fine Woodworking recently did a review of 10" table saws. Much, much cleaner cuts. I always forget these exist, and am always glad I haven't gotten one when I watch the videos of them working. Just one or two of the name brand clamps would have cost as much or more than all my Harbor Freight clamps combined. I measured my saw blade at its highest point and it seems that an 8 wont work. -- I'm selfless because it feels so good! LJ will not be held liable for the actions of any user.
Check out the Oshlun dado blades.under $100. Both of these saws are great tools.
None of the chop saws I have seen have that wide of an arbor but admittedly I haven't been paying that much attention to them.
8 inch dado blades are not recommended for table saws with less than 3 HP. This is my first post. When I first saw HF in the title, I imagined a HSS or wobble stack, but the carbide w/ chippers was a nice surprise. Latest Projects | You might check out the Grizzly 1023s. A sub-reddit dedicated to Harbor Freight and reviewing their tools. Why is it your favorite? -- Thank you Lord for the passion and ability to make things from your creation. Harbor Freight tools may not have the fit and finish of name brand tools but, with a little tweaking, theyre generally serviceable. If you'd like to get the additional items you've selected to qualify for this offer. Your post implies that there are only two choices, the cheapest possible and a $200.00 set. I will never order from HF online again. Does it come with a 3/32 chipper for undersized plywood? JavaScript is disabled. For more information on how much power a table saw needs, check out. Post Not a huge amount but enough to keep you from getting a good clean cut. So an 8" dado blade would be able to do a 2" deep dado. It is consderably less expensive and lots easier on the saw. They are best known in the construction and woodworking industries. In most cases, a 6" set will do the job in a fine manner, and place substantially less burden on your TS' motor. Having said that, I have been upgrading and I do believe that some tools are worth the higher price. Hey I'm Russ and I have been a contractor for over 20 years. Just glued up my first project using 12 Harbor Freight clamps. MrRon, let us know how she performs down the road. Ive owned this stack. Maybe I'll keep saving! I have a Freud 6" set, and it's done everything I need it to do. I believe that if you tune the tools properly they can provide the desired results. (I see Craftsman recommends 6" dado sets for some of their 10" table saws -- would still get you a 1" deep dado. Do you have a favorite saw? . A grinding arbor with a 5/8 shaft might be another option? by Brian_h Wed Nov 26, 2003 6:51 am, Post This Dewalt table saw is very powerful as well.
I personally have both a 6-inch and an 8-inch set.
The 6-inch is used for grooves and dados. If I were building a fine piece of furniture, I would certainly use a better set. -- When you earnestly believe you can compensate for a lack of skill by doubling your efforts, there is no end to what you CAN'T do. That being said all the reviews of this set say its fine. Not all saws can be sued with dado blades. The Hercules Harbor Freight Table Saw won because of the price. I generally like HF stuff and Ive had good luck with most of their tools. If I dont end up with a Freud set after Christmas, I might be temped enough to pick this up.
I have a 10 table saw and need to get a set of dado blades. Thanks, Harbor Freight. Dewalt is an American company known for power tools and hand tools. I can confidently The teeth are C2 carbide and number 22 teeth. Generally a 10-inch saw has about a 3.5-inch depth of cut.
The chipper teeth take quite a bit of load, and it is important that they are solidly brazed to the blade. Ease of Use If youre a beginner you may want to look into a less powerful table saw, this is because when a power tool has more power, they can be hard to control. Or would we be ahead getting a Delta or Jet? Get complete site access to expert advice, how-to videos, Code Check, and more, plus the print magazine. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. My passion for woodworking and helping others by workshops in my wood shop. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. Harbor Freight does not have a good track record with saw blades, most are a sad waste of steel. I suppose I'll hold onto my cash. If it's only shallow grooves, a 4-6" will work, and your saw will work a lot less, too. I don't think Freud is the best, but I've had a set of theirs for 25 years, been used a lot, never been sharpened, and still cuts cleanly.
Dont lump all woodworkers together. Terms of Service If you can afford it, a CMT dado stack will be the last stack you ever buy, if you treat them well. I have never used or needed a dado larger then a 6" on my 10" TSs. I have beginner classes all the way up expert trade classes. Please leave a comment to let us know, we would love to hear from you.
- eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new window or tab, - for PayPal Credit, opens in a new window or tab, Learn more about earning points with eBay Mastercard, - eBay Return policy - opens in a new tab or window, - eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new tab or window. Nothing wrong per se, just inspect the snot out of that blade set before use. I too am generally willing to give harbor Freight a look when I am looking for tools that I wont use often (that is a subjective term) but generally I have learned the hard way that if a tool can hurt or maim me then quality is key no matter the price. I hate putting on all the shims, just something else to do to get the job done. I like it very much and Im not experiencing bat ears. Copyright 2019 by The Saw Guy Saw Reviews and DIY Projects. For smaller working spaces the preference is to have something more compact. by PeteM Tue Nov 25, 2003 10:37 pm, Post Press J to jump to the feed. For more on table saw resources look at our guide. An 8-inch dado blade will be one inch less or about a 2.5-inch depth of cut. If you don't still have the manual go online and find one. I have one and it's a super table saw. Great for larger materials Most table saws have more table space compared to other saws. by PeteM Tue Nov 25, 2003 6:57 pm, Post 2) Where can I buy a set of dado blades for my 10 saw that wont cost an arm and a leg? If you have a 3HP cabinet tablesaw, it will probably handle a large-diameter dado set. Both Harbor Freight and Dewalt sell power tools. That is thanks to the 15 amp motor, it delivers 4800 RPM and 3-1/8 in. I guess I am getting lazy in my old age. and upon the power and other specs of your tablesaw (and recommendations of its manufacturer). Corded table saw make moving the saw around harder but you dont have to worry about having enough batteries. I think with a good sharpening, tearout would be as good as the pricey sets. Alternatively, you could also get a flat tooth kerf blade. Like I said, I like the HF stuff and Ive had some of it for years. "I have learned so much thanks to the searchable articles on the FHB website. Get home building tips, offers, and expert advice in your inbox. It's on clearance at $40. Cordless power saws are great if you need to transport your table saw quickly and easily, however, you would need a few batteries on hand for a full days work. depth of cut and 24 in. I know what the cost of having the right tools and materials for the job. Oldtimer; The set has (5) 1/8 and (1) 1/16 chippers. They came back a week later and said it was backordered and had no ETA. I dont use a dado blade very often, so I couldnt justify $200+ sets like those from Forrest. A 6-inch dado blade will have about a 1.5-inch depth of cut.
And the smaller set would probably cut cleaner.). Reasonable. I bought this, used it and then felt regret. -- Tristin King -- When in doubt, sand it. This allows you to handle larger materials easier and more safely. I typically do all my dadoes with the router table too (if not just on a standard table saw blade), and I might just stick with those after all. With the cussing I've done at snap ring pliers it almost makes me want to get one of those sets Rechargeable AA and AAA batteries anybody? Become a member and get instant access to thousands of videos, how-tos, tool reviews, and design features. They have one that is advertised as a "professional saw" and one as a "Industrial saw". I honestly dont know if this set would produce any chipout if that wasnt my routine. by tailshaft56 Thu Dec 04, 2003 2:08 am, Powered by phpBB Forum Software phpBB Limited. Hercules HE77 Harbor Freight 2 Pack Table Saw Zero Clearance Inserts, {"modules":["unloadOptimization","bandwidthDetection"],"unloadOptimization":{"browsers":{"Firefox":true,"Chrome":true}},"bandwidthDetection":{"url":"https://ir.ebaystatic.com/cr/v/c1/thirtysevens.jpg","maxViews":4,"imgSize":37,"expiry":300000,"timeout":250}}, Add to cart to save with this special offer. I like to use the smallest one that will get the job done. 40 year old Craftsman Radial Arm Saw Only thing I cut wood with is a chainsaw and they rip and crosscut just fine. So you need to decide what you will be doing with the blade, if you will be using it for grooves and dados, thena 6-inch is more than adequate. Needless to say, YMMV. Thanks for the tip! Box joints are my main thought for getting one of these though.
That might be a better bet since I'd mostly be using this for box joints and general joinery (not really for making dados so much). Power Source There are cordless and corded table saws out there. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. 2022 TractorByNet.com | TractorByNet is a registered trademark of IMC Digital Universe, Inc. Other trademarks on this page are the property of their respective owners. 2022 Verticalscope Inc. All Rights Reserved. I have used this stack and now have the Diablo set from Home Depot. So, to the OP: Does this saw have an electric brake? I don't really have anything to compare it to because I haven't used someone else's dado stack. I do tend to use it as just a single blade for box joint cutting, it's fine in use that way. The one thing I recently noticed though is that I can't install my Dado blade. My understanding is that this is the same as the Freud SBOX8 set. That having been said, I purchased my Freud dado set a few years ago for $74.99 and have been very happy with it. That being said, with the 25% off coupon its certainly seems like it would be the lowest price dado stack available. But one, in the end, did beat out the other. I got a email notice today about a dado set on sale for $49.95,I have no clue if the sets any good or not. This makes it perfect for job site performance. Im certain the purists will condemn me for using the name Harbor Freight in connection with woodworking tools, but like it or not, here it is. No Name blades don't have the same level of risk to the manufacturer if they shed a tooth, as the name brands, and are frequently not as well made. Probably comes with instructions that make sense too. Heres how the Hercules Portable Harbor Freight Table Saw and Dewalt DWE7480 compare to each other. For more information on Dewalt Table Saws check out, DEWALT Table Saws 10 Saws, Parts and Accessories. Their quality control is somewhat lacking, just double check all the brazing and get it sharpened and you should be good to go for years to come, -- Please like and subscribe to my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/daves-workshop. If you want rough dados, but a wobble setup. It's one of those things where if it were like 30 bucks it might be a great deal for a weekend woodworker to expand their abilities but at 60 bucks down the drain for a mediocre tool you might as well just go ahead and spend another 30 to get something nice. There are larger table saws that would do best in a stationary place. You must log in or register to reply here. I live on a laughably small pension, and without Harbor Freight I wouldnt be able to do many things. I've switched to using my router table more for dado making and I'm generally way happier with the results and safety of doing that operation that way. They are sold by two very well known names in the industry, both table saws are well known for their performance, durability, and versatility. Out of the box the blades werent set up correctly. Once you determine that your saw can handle the dado blade here are a few guidelines. I get no chipout, but I routinely run the stock backwards (toward me) at 1 to 2mm depth of cut before raising the blade(s) to the desired height for the forward cut. Recently started looking at dado heads and wondered about the HF model. This Dewalt table saw will last for a while. So Im sure you must be wondering, what made the Hercules win? Whatever the size, buy the best you can afford, even if you have to scrimp on other things for a while to do it. Seems odd -- a 10" TS should be able to cut in excess of 3 inches. -- Mistakes are what pave the road to perfection. The modal window is a 'site map' of the most critical areas of the site. View cart for details. Very versatile Table saws have many uses. One of the shops I used to work in had a Powermatic 66 that had a damaged arbor because someone got the 1/16th chipper down in the thread and then really reefed on the wrench. Something went wrong. Manage Consent. The Hercules Harbor Freight Table Saw takes the top spot when it comes to these two saws. | Copyright
CrazyAl, I agree; my PM66 has a 3 horse Leeson motor and triple drive belts - bought it from a cabinet shop that wanted MORE horsepower - they bought the new PM 2000 (IIRC), came with a 5 horse 3 Phase. Can I use an 8? Anyone can benefit from buying a table saw because they are extremely helpful, whether you are a beginner, hobbyist, or professional. 2022 The Taunton Press, Inc. All rights reserved. In use, it cut flat bottom grooves with a little bit of tearout. - M.K. Powerful Table saws will allow you to tackle some of the toughest jobs with ease. Example is their power planer. You'd need a swinging arm to hold it under your table, though. Latest Forum Topics, https://www.artisticwoodstudio.com/videos, Looking for 1/2 inch 3 TPI bandsaw blade with skip teeth. -- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm. I saw this review and immediately thought of the Avanti Pro (reviewed by Brian on LJ). Probably about as useful as the eccentric 7.25 dado blades. It also sounds to me like you could do OK with a chop saw mounted upside down, with your own table. Table saws are a very versatile tool. I have an 8 inch dado set on my 1 HP saw and can cut 1/4 inch dados in oak with no problem. On the other hand, consider in reality how deep you actually need to cut dadoes/grooves. I made a permanent table for it with lockable castors, and it is really handy. The HF set is 8 and cuts dados up to 7/8. I believe there are a lot of ljocks out there that are willing to give Harbor Frieght a try, and are interested in your review. | They look like they could be resharpened many times. rip capacity. This harbor freight table saw is very powerful. Durability Since power tools like table saws are not cheap, you want to make sure the table saw you are looking into buying is durable. Basically we would be using the drive train. It was a very close competition because both of these saws are great but the Hercules Saw had one factor going for it. Knothead; For my use, bat ears were not a problem.
If my recollection is correct, Fine Woodworking recently did a review of 10" table saws. Much, much cleaner cuts. I always forget these exist, and am always glad I haven't gotten one when I watch the videos of them working. Just one or two of the name brand clamps would have cost as much or more than all my Harbor Freight clamps combined. I measured my saw blade at its highest point and it seems that an 8 wont work. -- I'm selfless because it feels so good! LJ will not be held liable for the actions of any user.
Check out the Oshlun dado blades.under $100. Both of these saws are great tools. None of the chop saws I have seen have that wide of an arbor but admittedly I haven't been paying that much attention to them.
8 inch dado blades are not recommended for table saws with less than 3 HP. This is my first post. When I first saw HF in the title, I imagined a HSS or wobble stack, but the carbide w/ chippers was a nice surprise. Latest Projects | You might check out the Grizzly 1023s. A sub-reddit dedicated to Harbor Freight and reviewing their tools. Why is it your favorite? -- Thank you Lord for the passion and ability to make things from your creation. Harbor Freight tools may not have the fit and finish of name brand tools but, with a little tweaking, theyre generally serviceable. If you'd like to get the additional items you've selected to qualify for this offer. Your post implies that there are only two choices, the cheapest possible and a $200.00 set. I will never order from HF online again. Does it come with a 3/32 chipper for undersized plywood? JavaScript is disabled. For more information on how much power a table saw needs, check out. Post Not a huge amount but enough to keep you from getting a good clean cut. So an 8" dado blade would be able to do a 2" deep dado. It is consderably less expensive and lots easier on the saw. They are best known in the construction and woodworking industries. In most cases, a 6" set will do the job in a fine manner, and place substantially less burden on your TS' motor. Having said that, I have been upgrading and I do believe that some tools are worth the higher price. Hey I'm Russ and I have been a contractor for over 20 years. Just glued up my first project using 12 Harbor Freight clamps. MrRon, let us know how she performs down the road. Ive owned this stack. Maybe I'll keep saving! I have a Freud 6" set, and it's done everything I need it to do. I believe that if you tune the tools properly they can provide the desired results. (I see Craftsman recommends 6" dado sets for some of their 10" table saws -- would still get you a 1" deep dado. Do you have a favorite saw? . A grinding arbor with a 5/8 shaft might be another option? by Brian_h Wed Nov 26, 2003 6:51 am, Post This Dewalt table saw is very powerful as well.
I personally have both a 6-inch and an 8-inch set.
The 6-inch is used for grooves and dados. If I were building a fine piece of furniture, I would certainly use a better set. -- When you earnestly believe you can compensate for a lack of skill by doubling your efforts, there is no end to what you CAN'T do. That being said all the reviews of this set say its fine. Not all saws can be sued with dado blades. The Hercules Harbor Freight Table Saw won because of the price. I generally like HF stuff and Ive had good luck with most of their tools. If I dont end up with a Freud set after Christmas, I might be temped enough to pick this up.
I have a 10 table saw and need to get a set of dado blades. Thanks, Harbor Freight. Dewalt is an American company known for power tools and hand tools. I can confidently The teeth are C2 carbide and number 22 teeth. Generally a 10-inch saw has about a 3.5-inch depth of cut. The chipper teeth take quite a bit of load, and it is important that they are solidly brazed to the blade. Ease of Use If youre a beginner you may want to look into a less powerful table saw, this is because when a power tool has more power, they can be hard to control. Or would we be ahead getting a Delta or Jet? Get complete site access to expert advice, how-to videos, Code Check, and more, plus the print magazine. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. My passion for woodworking and helping others by workshops in my wood shop. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. Harbor Freight does not have a good track record with saw blades, most are a sad waste of steel. I suppose I'll hold onto my cash. If it's only shallow grooves, a 4-6" will work, and your saw will work a lot less, too. I don't think Freud is the best, but I've had a set of theirs for 25 years, been used a lot, never been sharpened, and still cuts cleanly.