Craftsman table saw and dado blade - FineWoodworking
WEBDec 7, 2004 — I have a 10″ Craftsman table saw; 3hp; 15 amps; 5000 rpm max (no load) speed, universal motor. I got it on a christmas special last year at Sears for about $200. My dado blade is an 8″ Harbour Freight “Liftime” stacked dado blade, that has “4500rpm maximum speed” written on the blade. I need to cut some 1/2 inch finger joints on 1/2 ...
Dado blade set and Vintage Craftsman TS - FineWoodworking
WEBJan 25, 2008 — I recently found a vendor (McFeeleys) that actually sells an insert for the vintage Craftsman table saw so I purchased two of them. One that I will be able to use for a zero clearance insert and the other hopefully for a dado blade insert. My Craftsman table saw model is 113.29992 and I got it from my father who probably bought it in the 60s or ...
Build a better table saw crosscut sled - FineWoodworking
WEBOct 27, 2022 — The moment you change the blade, angle it, or worse yet, use a stack of dado blades, the slot gets blown out—and its zero-clearance benefits along with it. Rethinking the traditional sled, I designed a two-layered base with sliding top panels that let you refresh the zero-clearance kerf around any blade or …
Need a 1/2″ to 5/8″ arbor bushing - FineWoodworking
WEBsrobinson | Jul 24, 2002 12:39pm | #5. Doc, I have a small table saw made by Craftsman, maybe the same era, it also has a 1/2" arbor. I went down to the local Napa store and they had cork bushings that went from 1/2" to 5/8" size for 29 cents each. I only use the saw to trim things on the jobsite but it works.
Dado blades and flat bottoms - FineWoodworking
WEBFeb 5, 2009 — Forrest 8" dado set. When used on the cheapo 10-yr old Craftsman TS, leaves the dado bottoms as rough as corderoy pants. When same set is used on the cheapo 35+ yr old Craftsman RAS, the dado bottoms are smooth as one could wish. Bottom line: the dado set is fine, but S&R has slipped a bit in …
Dado blades - FineWoodworking
WEBJun 19, 2005 — 3-My favourite is my General 350 table saw with the monster sliding table (weighs in at 220 lbs) and zero clearance throat. I use a Dimar stacked dado set, same as on the DeWalt, and the super accurate fence setup on the General sliding table. All cuts are right on, simple to set up, repeatable and safe. As for your Craftsman saw, good luck.
Cabinet Saw OR35504 - FineWoodworking
WEBJun 1, 2005 — The cabinet-style model that I tested (model OR35504) comes with a pair of 12-in. cast-iron table extensions, a Biesemeyer-brand fence, and a laminate-covered table insert that gives the fence a 30-in. ripping capacity to the right of the blade (18 in. to the left of the blade). The cast-iron tabletop, though nicely machined, was not perfectly ...
How to Cut Precise Joints on the Table Saw - FineWoodworking
WEBA clean blade will always cut better. For wider notches in wood, whether rabbets, dadoes, grooves, tenons, or lap joints, I use an 8-in. stack dado set. Quality is very important here. You need a set that cuts clean edges and flat bottoms. A dado set’s inside and outside blades have angled teeth designed to eliminate tearout at the edges of ...
Dado Head Excalibur 32608 (right or left) - FineWoodworking
WEBOct 25, 2005 — Craftsman - Dado Head Excalibur 32608 (right or left) Craftsman’s Excalibur dado set features two center blades with 10 teeth and two outside blades with 22 teeth each. The blade tips are carbide. By Steve Latta Oct 25, 2005. Most woodworkers buy only one set of dado heads, so it’s important to find one that works well at the right price.
SkilSaw 8 ¼” portable table saw. - FineWoodworking
WEBSep 21, 2020 — The main thing to look for is the fence. The fence design on alot of these saws it seems someone was just phoning it in. That Skil your looking at with the worm drive means it may have some guts but what I don't like is that it uses an 8 1/4" blade. Go down to your hardware store and ask for a 8 1/4" blade. I'd go 10".
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