Good day
I know that there are a few methods to cut dado.
I would like to share with you my way.
With this method, I always know where the “bit will hit” or cut.
“See NOTE in text”
When you see on the picture “See NOTE in text”, I did not have space on the picture to type:
“You can make the same knife mark on the other side of the board and move the plate with the slot to the other side and check that the knife mark is at the same distance (like the first one) from the board edge. If it’s not, shim the T guide.
Please let me know if the above note is not clear, I’ll try to make a picture.
Let the pictures talk….
Regards
niki
I know that there are a few methods to cut dado.
I would like to share with you my way.
With this method, I always know where the “bit will hit” or cut.
“See NOTE in text”
When you see on the picture “See NOTE in text”, I did not have space on the picture to type:
“You can make the same knife mark on the other side of the board and move the plate with the slot to the other side and check that the knife mark is at the same distance (like the first one) from the board edge. If it’s not, shim the T guide.
Please let me know if the above note is not clear, I’ll try to make a picture.
Let the pictures talk….
Regards
niki
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