Mibro 8-Inch Dado Blade Set 416381Db
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The Mibro 8-inch stacking dado set is a 14-piece kit for cutting flat-bottomed grooves, dadoes, rabbets and mortise-and-tenon joints in solid wood, plywood and composites. It has two 8-inch outside blades with 24 carbide teeth each and five chippers (one 1/16-inch, four 1/8-inch) that stack to cut widths from 1/4 to 13/16 inch in 1/16-inch steps. The anti-kickback tooth profile and German-welded carbide put it in the same class as other stacked dado sets aimed at home woodworkers and light professional use. It is a practical choice for a table saw owner who wants one set for cabinet joinery and shelving, though it is not a substitute for a dedicated rip or crosscut blade for general cutting.
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This 8-inch stacking dado set cuts clean edges, square shoulders and flat-bottomed grooves. It works across or with the grain in all types of wood, plywood and composite wood materials. It can make dado, groove, rabbet, fillet, and mortise and tenon cuts.
The set stacks to cut grooves from 1/4" to 13/16" wide, in 1/16" steps. Each tooth on the outside blades and chippers is welded to the blade body by automated equipment from Germany, which places it exactly and centered with the right amount of brazing material. The carbide teeth are extra large, and the premium carbide is meant to resist chipping and fracturing.
The two 8" outside blades have 24 carbide teeth each, in a pattern of 5 beveled cutting teeth followed by 1 straight raker tooth. The anti-kickback tooth profile keeps material from being fed too quickly. The set also has five chipper blades, each with two extra-large carbide teeth, and seven metal shims for fine width adjustments. The chippers are ground on the same equipment at the same time as the outside blades, so the stack cuts a flat-bottomed groove.
