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The Forrest Dado King is an 8-inch stacked dado set with two outside blades and six chippers, plus a carrying case. It cuts grooves from 1/4 inch to 29/32 inch in 1/32-inch increments on a standard 5/8-inch arbor. Forrest's C-4 carbide tips are marketed for long life in abrasive composites, and the set is aimed at clean, flat-bottomed grooves in plywood veneer, solid stock and melamine. It sits at the premium end of dado sets: cabinet shops and serious woodworkers pay for cut quality and edge life, while hobbyists often choose cheaper sets that need more shimming and touch-up.
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Owners of the Dado King generally report clean, flat-bottomed grooves with little tear-out in veneered plywood and melamine, and they value the long edge life. The main complaints are the cost and the weight of a full stack on smaller saws.
The Forrest Dado King is an 8-inch dado saw blade set for cutting dado grooves. It makes flat-bottomed cuts in any direction, whether ripping, mitering or crosscutting, without tearing or chipping. It can be used on plywood veneers, solid stock and melamine.
The set cuts grooves from 1/4 inch to 29/32 inch wide, adjustable in increments of 1/32 inch. The blades are made from corrosion-resistant C-4 carbide, which gives a cutting life up to 300 percent longer than other blades, even when cutting abrasive composites. The standard 5/8-inch arbor fits most saws.
