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keakap
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Post by keakap »

dusty wrote:... how much saw blade wobble I can accept, ...
Just struck me: if a wobble blade is perfectly all right to use to cut dado and groove, why not just consider the wobble in a regular blade as the "kerf width" adjustment?
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Post by charlese »

keakap wrote:Just struck me: if a wobble blade is perfectly all right to use to cut dado and groove, why not just consider the wobble in a regular blade as the "kerf width" adjustment?
Absolutely brilliant observation, keakap!!:D

Also would like to present an question to Dusty's .003" runnout. How much does that .003" effect your wood?
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charlese wrote: Also would like to present an answer to Dusty's .003" runnout. How much does that .003" effect your wood?


As I said in post #26. There is not enough wobble on this blade to be a problem (.003").
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