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Page Oliver Machinery 4065 Table Saw
Cutting with Dado Set
Dado set is a set of stackable blades that can cut
a dado or a rabbet in a single pass. This table saw
accepts dado blades up to 12” in diameter, with
combined kerf up to 11/16”.
IMPORTANT
The dado insert for this saw (sold separately)
is not designed to make beveled cuts.
1. Dado and rabbet cuts can only be performed
without the riving knife/blade guard. Be
extra cautious when feeding the workpiece
without an anti-kickback device. Reinstall
the blade guard immediately after cutting
with the dado set.
2. Follow the dado set manufacturer’s
instructions and install the number of blades
and shims to set the width of cut. When
installing the dado set, make sure the saw
blade teeth are distributed as evenly as
possible.
3. Never allow the saw blade teeth to stack on
each other. That can alter the width of cut
and possibly damage the dado set. Also,
make sure all the blades are arranged in the
correct orientation.
4. Adjust the blade height to set the depth of
cut, then lock the blade height handwheel to
make sure the depth of cut stays consistent.
When making a deep cut, make multiple
passes with increasing depth.
5. The dado set is heavier than a standard saw
blade. It can take longer for the blades to
reach full speed and come to a complete
stop. Be patient when working with a dado
set.
6. Make test cuts on a scrap piece to verify the
width-of-cut and depth-of-cut before cutting
the actual workpiece.
7. To reduce chipping and tear-outs for
intersecting dado/rabbet cuts, make cuts
across the grain first and then along the grain.
WARNING
Never use the dado set to perform a
through cut. The dado set is much wider
than a standard blade, and it is not
designed to perform a through cut.
Failure to comply will increase the risk of
kickback, which can cause serious injuries
or death.
WARNING
The risk of kickback increases when the
depth of cut increases. Ensure the
workpiece is well supported when
making a dado cut. Kickback accidents
can result in serious injuries and death.