Does any one know the maximum thickness of the set of blades.I want to know if they will fit on my short arbor shaft
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Brian, with both blades reversed you cut a 3/8" dado. Unless your saw arbor has been modified you shouldn't have any difficulty using this set. I would double check my owners manual or on-line for my saw type. You want to make sure you can use an 8" dado stack. Some saws will only handle a 6"(diameter) stack. Hope this helps.
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Sorry Maureen, but I have never heard of the tool that you mentioned. However, they are quality blades and my bet is that they would fit. With Amazon's easy returns, I'd order them and see because you will save a LOT.
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This fits on my DeWalt 744, I just have to switch my arbor washers...thin outside washer to the inside, thick inside washer to the outside (just make sure you have both blade sides toward the blades)...I can dado up to 3/4" with this setup (I could probably go bigger, but have never had the need).
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The Skil blade is made to fit ALL standard reciprocating saws. Unless your Dewalt saw is a non-standard unit then these blades will fit it just fine. Incidentally, these blades are absolutely fantastic. I use them for trimming trees, cutting up old construction lumber into firewood, and even for cutting holes in sheetrock. The only things these blades do not like to cut is metal nails. They dull quickly when in contact with metal. I am confident you will love these blades. I have six new ones in my garage so that I never run out of these fantastic blades.
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Yes they will fit, in fact I like them better than the OEM blades. I mow over 5 acres and at times it's pretty tall grass with weeds and they do a great job and hold their edges well.
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I have a set of these blades and I use it on a Sears 10" table saw. If you have a 5/8th arbor, you should have no problem with using them. I am not familiar with your saw, but it should work. These blades produce the best cut of any blade I have used in the last 40 years. It is smooth, very square and sharp edged cut of anything I have used. If your saw takes regular blades, then give these a try, they are outstanding. And no I am not Teresa, I am her husband, she just lets me use the blades.
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They are more heavy than stock blades...almost 1/16" thicker. I cut 5 acres with some maples and oaks four times know and they are still doing well. Hope that helps
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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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The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
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Depends on the set, number (TPI) and spacing of the teeth on your blade. I like mine. But I think the max is 2 inches and I would not try that with hardwood. For a thick cut I would want maybe an 8 TPI skip tooth with a wide set as to make the saw kerf wide to reduce pinching
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It's been a long time since I ordered blades but it appears that the main difference and probably the only difference is that the shaft hole is a different type. Not sure if it would matter on your machine but you definitely want to make sure the hole fits your shafts. I remember the set I ordered fit more than one type of shaft but that does not mean it would fit all of them is my guess.
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I had no problem- although the hole diameter is tight on my Saw Stop arbor. I would compare the hole diameter in the Freud Box joint blades to the hole diameter of a blade that fits. If the Freud is smaller- send it back for a replacement.
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Just pull off old blade carefully from shaft. As far as models that they fit it seems that direction of blade rotation is most important issue in ordering. Not sure of fit for other models.
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My suggestion is that you take the accurate measurements of the blades you are replacing. I have JD LA135. I have replaced the mulching blades four times. The last set had to be ground very slightly to fit although they were specified for my unit.
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The length between the blade and the wood is one and a half inches. So that is the max thickness you can have. You can make it as thin as you want.
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the arbor is pretty much standard. The brades are either 4 or 4.5 dia. You can get them from any number of catalogs. I get the blade with the most number of teeth. Freud and Yenryu are good brands. Just look for biscuit joiner blade and you can't go wrong.
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You have a nice saw. I believe you have a 1" arbor so this blade will work fine. The one problem I have with Forrest blades is they seem to want to spread throughout the shop one you use one, you'll want them everywhere, I have five including a dado for the table saw. Keep the pitch off with a good resin cleaner. If they become dull from use or you hit a nail (made me sick when I did) send them to Forrest to have them reconditioned, it will be money well spent. Be safe, have fun.bob