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  1. 3rd April 2017, 06:42 AM #1
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    Default Interesting jig for dado cuts on a table saw

    I was looking at flat-topped saw blades -- designed for cutting box joints, and flat bottomed grooves -- and came across this interesting dado jig from Infinity Tools in the US. https://www.infinitytools.com/saw-bl...hfit-dado-stop

    Looks very useful
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    So simple and so nicely thought out

    The microjig video has a great tip for setting the blade height.

    thanks for sharing

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    The Matchfit is excellent. There is one in my cart at Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N75BM30

    I use the BridgeCity KerfMaker for everything to date, it is absolutely supurb. I assemble 15 carts which have 60 dados for the peice to fit togther and the results are 100% schmicko. KM-1 Kerfmaker - Bridge City Tool Works

    The best blades Ive found for dados have been the Forrest Box Joint Set (Forrest 8" 2-pc Box Joint Blade Set) followed by the Freud SB608. The Forest gives an absolutely flat and beautiful cut where end presentation is wonderful. The Freud is excellent for cupboards where you need a joint that isn't super perfect.... it does a tiny knick-cut on the outer edges which lets the glue really get a good hold.
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