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Thread: Dados with a router

  1. #16
    Jim, sorry I am so late in responding. I set up the jig as Tom explains, test cut the dado and if it is too tight, I re-adjust the jig by placing a credit card between the stock and the jig opening. If it is too loose after using a credit card, I use a business card as a shim. Hope this explains it.
    Last edited by Don Selke; 09-05-2009 at 12:32 AM.
    Good Luck:
    Don Selke

    Julius A. Dooman & Son Woodworking
    My Mentor, My teacher. "Gone but not forgotton"

  2. #17
    Join Date
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    Bloomingdale, IL
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    I've used a router to cut dados for many years.
    With the proper setup and safety measures, it works very well.

    I prefer to cut dados in larger panels or pieces with a router.
    Easier than handling the panels on a TS.

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