blade, and one
~.
thick chipper blade. The outside blades
of
dado
sets can
be
used alone, the chipper blades cannot. Additional widths
may
be
obtained
by
using paper shims between the blades
of
the dado
head. When using the full
';(6'
width
of
dado head 50-93G the outer
arbor
washer may be left off.
For
doing cross dadoing, follow the
procedure described under "Crosscutting." (See Fig. 37.)
For
angle
dadoing follow procedure described under
"Right
and Left Hand
Mitering."
For
dado ripping and ploughing the length
of
a board see
"Bevel Ripping" section.
For
rabbetting, the motor should be locked
at
90
0
(see Fig. 38). Use
your
elevating crank handle
and
depth scale
for setting depth
of
cut. ALWAYS USE GUARD
WHEN
CUTTING
WITH
DADO
SAW.
MOLDING:
(FIGURE
39)
Use Toolkraft Shaping
and
Molding Cutter Head No. 1120 with
various knives (see
Fig. 40), for doing shaping
and
molding work.
See
Accessories
Section-Shaping
and Molding
Cutters-for
price.
Put the shaping
and
molding cutter head
on
the saw arbor. Position
the cutting head to
90
0
as
in
Fig. 39, and feed work into the knives
using the fence as a guide.
It
may be necessary to cut a notch
in
the
fence to provide clearance for the cutter knives. ALWAYS
USE
THE
GUARD
WITH
SHAPING
AND
MOLDING
CUTTER HEAD.
BEVEL
RIPPING
DADOING
FIGURE
36
FIGURE
37
DADO
RABBETING
MOLDING CUTIING
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38
FIGURE
39
FIGURE
40
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