Showing posts with label 8-inch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8-inch. Show all posts

Friday, April 9, 2010

oshlun sds-0842 8-inch 42-tooth stack dado set with 5/8-inch arbor

 


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This 16 piece stacked dado set is perfect for woodworker's who want a premium cut at an affordable price. Our woodworkers were amazed with the smooth, flat bottomed cuts from 1/4" to 29/32" wide. The precision ground C4 micro grain tungsten carbide tips cut through all types of hardwood, softwood and plywood with the greatest of ease - and stays sharp longer. Each set includes detailed setup instructions and an 8 piece shim set for fine adjustment. Includes two 42 tooth saws and six full body, 6 tooth chippers. 5/8" arbor.

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Technical Details


- Professional grade C-4 carbide

- Full body chippers

- Precision ground carbide tips

- Full color storage case

- Shim set for fine adjustments

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 "Best dado set I have used" 2010-04-05

By D. Baumgartner (Conroe, TX)

I got this set a few months ago when the price was about $65.00. This is by far the best dado set I have ever used. So far I have only used it to rabbet maple plywood for cabinet backs, it cut very cleanly and left flat bottoms with no chip out. I have owned a Frued dado set for about 8 or 9 years that I paid more than a $100 for and was never very happy with. In fact I avoided using it in favor of the router table. This set is much better and cost less. It does come with just a cardboard box, but a good case can be made out of scraps laying around the shop.



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 "NIce Product, Cheap Box" 2010-04-01

By b1b (MidWest)

Like everything about the product except the box. For the price would expect something better to store the blades in. The blade set performs very well and the cut is very good. Some of the blades were tight on the arbor and had to be "screwed" on. The extra teeth make the blade perform without chipping and tear out. Even fine cuts across the grain were very good. 1st time use cut 200 ft of boards of Red Oak.



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 "Very nice set" 2010-03-29

By W. LaPointe (North Georgia)

Very well made set. As complete as you could ask for. Other reviews had some complaints about the box, so a good first use of the blade set was to make a better storage box. The interior packing protection was excellent so I just made a simple box the same size as the original. Blades cut clean and reasonably smooth. Overall an excellent value. Shipping could have been a little quicker, but came earlier than the original estimate.



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 "Well worth the money" 2010-03-27

By Moses (Perry, OK United States)

This is my first stacked dado set, and it's clearly superior to the wobble dado I was using. I have a project that calls for about 2000 passes across pine 2x4's and didn't want to consume an expensive set for that (look out for staples!!). I've made about 1200 cuts so far with nice flat bottoms and little tear-out . The last is as good as the first, and the width is spot-on.

I didn't rate it a 5 because the arbor holes are a little rough and I have to work the blades around quite a bit to get them onto my arbor. It's a pain when trying to add and remove shims.

My Delta contractor saw has plenty of power for the 8"--it cuts easier than the 6" wobble I was using.



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 "Newbie woodworker" 2010-03-23

By GadgetNut47 (Rio, Wi)

Let me start by saying that I am a beginning woodworker and this is the first dado set I have ever used. That being said, I am very happy with this dado set so far. It makes a nice, flat bottomed dado, (albeit with some light saw marks but you never see those anyway) and it comes with a nice handy chart listing what blade/chippers you have to use to get the size dado you want. It also comes with some thin shims to use in case your 'nominal' lumber size is a little off ( and when isn't it?). Yes, the "case" is really a cardboard box with some foam inserts but it does the job; besides, I don't see why my dado set needs a velvet-lined oak box to keep it safe. After reading some user reviews, I suspect that is the only reason why some dado sets cost three times as much as this one. But I digress. I recommend this product to anyone who needs a good dado set without breaking the budget.





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Sunday, April 4, 2010

rockwell rw9122.3 sonicrafter 1-3/8-inch universal end cut blade, 3-piece

 


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Hardened teeth will cut wood, fiberglass, nails, non-ferrous metals, thin sheet metal and hardened fillers. For plunge cuts up to 1-5/8" deep.

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Technical Details


- 1-3/8-Inch

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 "Good replacement for Fein Blades" 2010-01-07

By Big Poppa

Great blades and a lot better value than the original Fein blades. And as with most items purchases on Amazon, you can't beat the service.



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 "3 for one" 2009-11-22

By ironrat

these blades are not cheap at your local do it center,you pay $20-$25 each.you order through this co.and get 3 for around that same price.I don,t believe much in the info on commercials about this type blades ability to cut nails,I totaly ruined my original blade trying to cut one nail in a door jamb.over all this type of blade technology will become very useful for the do it yer selfer in the future.



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 "Not for nails" 2009-10-24

By CastAway (NC)

Bought these to replace the blade I destroyed trying to cut a single nail in my deck. They might work fine for non-ferrous metals, but hit a steel nail and the blade is ruined. Please take note this is contrary to Rockwell's description of the uses for the blade; it definitely won't cut ferrous metals.



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 "Universal Blade Tooth Wear - READ" 2009-10-04

By Dean Smith (Cleveland)

The blade does get damaged by cutting nails, however, I am building a deck and here's what I learned. The "worn out" blade still cuts the nails because of moderate hand pressure, heat, and friction. The teeth did not really make the "nail cut" much faster because the teeth were gone almost immediately. I save the worn blades for cutting nails "only" and I use the newer "toothed" blades for everything else. Do not discard the worn blades as I have learned the hard (and expensive) way!Rockwell RW9122 Sonicrafter 1-3/8-Inch Universal End Cut Blade, 1-Piece



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 "Expensive, but worth it!" 2009-10-04

By L. Wilder

I ordered the 3 blade pack when I ordered my Rockwell Sonicrafter after reading reviews about the short cutting life these blades seem to have. I'm still on my original blade after 21 plunge cuts into 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 inch pressure treated pine with concrete behind it (i.e. the blade often contacted the concrete), 3 cuts through 3/4 inch flex copper tubing, and 4 cuts though 5/8 inch PT door frames over concrete. The blade is finally showing signs of laboring through a cut. I probably could have used other tools to make these cuts, but it would have been a hassle, been messier, and taken much more time than with the Sonicrafter. If I don't ever use this machine again, it will have been worth the puchase price!





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