I'm interested in an 8" Oslun stack dado but need a set with an inch bore. Does anyone know whether or at what price such a set is available?
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Oslun does not offer a 1" bore. You may want to contact a machine shop for assistance.
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Go to SliversMill.com They charge approx $44 for bores up to 1-3/8" for Dado Sets. They sell Oshlun's complete line as well as the Forrest blades at the best prices I've seen on the Net.
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We use a Freud SD208 in our table saws which have a 5/8" arbor - these can be stacked up to 7/8" but remember your caution from Dewalt about the thickness. The Oldham we only use in one application. I would suggest staying with the 8" size.
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I have this table saw, and I bought this Dado set. I tdoes work, but you can't put a full 13/16 stack on this saw, with the throat plate. I had got a link, that Dewalt was supposed to release a throat plate in March/April for the 7491 RS saw. I am waiting for that. In the mean time you can get a 3/8 stack on and make cuts, just a few more passes.
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It will take any standard 7/8" dies which are about 97% of what is out there, I personally have LEE, RCBS, Lyman, Bonanza, and Dillon. They all fit without issue.
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I think it will fit, but I wouldn't wast the money. The cutout is set so far to the left on the throat plate that the maximum dado you can use is about 3/8 inch. You will do better to get a piece of plywood or MDF and make your own zero clearance throat plate for the size of dado you want to use.
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Yes, that was one of the main reasons I purchased this saw. I use a 8" stacked dado set with no problems in pine, poplar, and MDF.
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Yeah it's kind of funny how they do that...I personally only use three of them, so the set wasn't that great of a deal. If you need to use 4 or more of them, it's cheaper to get the set, otherwise, alcarte is the way to go (unless you want the case). Here's the complete list: 17 Caliber (5-40 threads) 338 / 8mm Caliber 20 Caliber (5-40 threads) 35 / 9mm Caliber 22 Caliber 375 Caliber 243 / 6mm Caliber 40 / 416 Caliber 25 / 6.5mm Caliber 44 Caliber 270 / 7mm Caliber 45 Caliber #239013 30 / 32 Caliber
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You are correct about the short arbor. Many of my dados are cut to 3/4". I simply omit the stabilizer disc and put the nut right against the blade. It was a little freaky at first but I'm used to it now as it seems to work fine. Safety wise there does not appear to be an issue. What else is there to do?
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I actually went with the Forrest 8" Dado King. It's expensive, but does a great job. To make it fit, I switched the inner washer with the outer washer and used the washer that came with the Bosch Dado throat plate insert for the outer washer.
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The ones I received are 6/8 which SIG recommends for .45. However they are "after market" and sit a little higher than the lower profile ones SIG would install for you. Found this out when I sent my SIG in for the SRT trigger.
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The best way to be sure is check your Bosch manual. All saws are different. I have a DeWalt and I can use it butnot to the maxmium dado size. Yours may have such a limit. As far as the Dado insert you can make your own onceyou know if it will work on your saw. Just Google zero clearance table saw insert .... very easy to do. Worst case youcould also purchase them from Bosch or after market. You may see offers with the google query above. Good luck.
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Your model DWE 7491RS will work with a dado but I could not find any place where they sell a dado throat plate for this model. I would suggest you contact Dewalt or make one yourself.
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The Lee dies are threaded 7/8"x 14 ...I use them in an RCBS press. Check the threads on your Lyman press to make sure they're the same.
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1/4" is the smallest you could get a 3/16 cut with a thin kerf 60 or 80 tooth blade. The 1/4" this set cuts has worked fine for any drawer bottoms I have done. you wont be disappointed with this dado set
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Most likely no. there are 2410LS inserts from Leecraft. For instance the 2410LS zero clearance insert can be tailored to fit the width of your table saw blade whether dado or not. Simply secure the insert after the applicable blade assembly is in place and lowered and ensure that the insert fit is snug and level. Then simply elevate the blade height through the insert to the highest point you would normally use the blade. custom made fit with an insert that fits the saw you have.
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You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts. Check out "teknatool.com" (the manufacturer) under products/lathe accessories/adaptors. You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts.... » Read More You will need an ILNS, INSERT L, for 1 1/4" 8 TPI RH. These inserts are carried by most major woodworking chains (Rockler and Woodcraft stores) as well as the major woodturning on-line outlets (Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks, etc.). Usually anyone who carries the Nova Chucks line will carry the more common inserts. Prices run around $25, more or less.Make sure your chuck is not the model with "fixed threads" that are manufactured with 1x8", 1.25x8", metric, etc. as these do not accept the inserts. The majority of chucks are the type that require inserts. Check out "teknatool.com" (the manufacturer) under products/lathe accessories/adaptors. « Show Less
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There are so many to choose from, but I found for me that the "JSB MATCH Diabolo Exacts" in the 8.44 grain size worked well for me. About $12-$15 for a tin of 500. You can pay less, but you will see a drop in your accuracy. Also, it took about 100-200 shots before my PT-85 was consistent in shot pattern.