Will the arbor accommodate a 3/4 inch dado blade stack? For miter cuts will the blade tilt left or right?
54315
The blade tilts to the left--away from the fence. It is supposed to handle 3/4 dado--I think that I have done it.
54316
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54317
Yes, there is room for a 3/4 in dado stack on the arbor. But you will have to make a plate to cover the blade, or go without it. The saw blade tips to the left like \ this as you are looking at the saw.
1440551
Yes. There are several other questions asking this & all have answered either straight out yes or yes with some minor modifications. (where the poster actually answerd the question instead of the "I don't know" answer some people feel they must post). Myself I am using it on a DWE7491RS. Actually I have 2, one for a single blade & another I cut for a dado. (if you normally use several dado widths, you may want to get 1 for each width or you loose the 0 side clearance).
735719
No...and yes. This box joint cutter WILL fit this saw - Freud SBOX8 Box Joint Cutter Set, Cuts 1/4-Inch and 3/8-Inch grooves.It will only cut 3/8" at a time, but you can always widen that. So it does approximate using a dado blade
2230284
Really not much to it. It fits in two holes on the side of the saw and that's it (either side). Not sure but I do not believe it will fit every model saw Dewalt makes. Does not move... no adjustment either. Gives support for shorter pieces of wood so they do not just fall off the saw after cutting. Will do nothing for longer pieces being cut. The saw stand that I have has rests further away from the saw for cutting long pieces of wood.
95587
Yes they do, but I would stay away from any saw blade that spins on an anangle like a wobble dado. It could give the saw a serious case of the shakes as the angle of the saw blade increases to make a wider dado. Please if I were you, I would try to stay with a traditional stacked dado set. They are much safer, cleaner cutting, and more accurate than the wobble style. Ashamed set might be a few dollars more, yet it's well worth it.
1612409
My saw (also right tilt) is a 36-816, but I believe all the trunions of those right-tilt saws had similar mounting holes. You might check here:http://www.ereplacementparts.com/delta-36816-type-1034-tilting-arbor-unisaw-parts-c-3275_3334_14043.htmlAnd compare your saw to the detailed exploded parts diagrams for mine.
870250
No... of course not. The DW745 is a Dewalt saw (not a Bosch) and cannot accept a Dado blade. It would not matter if you had an insert that fit on the blade opening as the issue is that there is not enough width between the arbor nuts to fit the stack.
986249
I use mine with a Freud Dado set every week or so. You have to read the instructions carefully and reverse the arbor washers for the larger sizes I think I remember seeing that one should not use this saw with one of those adjustable "dial in a width" sets.
1262049
Not as equipped. I constructed an auxiliary fence that holds the stock at the 45 degrees. It is actually more of an additional table rather than a fence with a strip on the bottom to be placed in the miter slide groove and then I use two small machinist clamps to hold it in place. This saw is much more stable and with far less blade wobble than any other out there. Good luck. If I can be of further assistance just ask.
1296503
Sure. Just set the devise on the table portion and zero it then sick (magneticly) on the blade to deiermine the angle to be cut. It works like a level so I can't say it works setting a miter angle.
1772573
Yes the bushing included makes it fit the 3/8" arbor. The smoothest cuts I''ve ever gotten with my 314.
995613
My guess is that the arbor diameter would accommodate a dado. One might have to trim the insert that sits on top of the table next to the blade . Nonetheless, I don't think the saw is heavy and sturdy enough to handle dado cuts and I would not attempt to so so.
504294
I believe it is, but haven't needed to use my dado on it yet. I know there is a blade base plate for the saw which allows a dado blade to be installed. I will have to go home tonight and try it out
1233993
As long as the Arbor on your table saw is the correct size you should not have a problem, but looking at your owners manual and checking on the Freud website for your table saw should put your worries at ease. But you should not have a problem and you will enjoy the Dado set they cut beautiful.
302253
Sorry, no. The dado blades can be used with table saws with a long enough arbor and some radial arm saws, although that is not the normal tool to install a dado blade on. There are some wobble blades that might fit on a circular saw, however if you are trying to cut dado or grooves, a straight bit on a router would do a better job and would be more controllable.
429423
On my saw (DWE7490X), and presumably yours, the inside washer does not come out, it is part of the arbor spindle. As a result the DW7444 will not work. It will not align with your dado set. An inquiry to Dewalt confirmed that a correct dado insert is not yet available. To use a dado set in my saw I purchased an after-market throat plate from Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000223V9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and cut my own dado throat plate.
392720
each blade is 1/8 thick, as are most table saw blades anyway. When you stack the dado with out a shim it will give you a rough 1/4 so I would just use your single blade and make two passes adjusting your fence.