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   Vibart2 | Dec 04, 2003 07:19pm | #1

   Hmmm musta come to the wrong forum.......................

   Sucking.......Whoosh.......Yowl........Whoosh.........Thrump.
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   forestgirl | Dec 04, 2003 07:56pm | #2

   Bart, I've not purchased from right-tool, but do have the 6" Freud Safety Dado.  It does a great job.  The other factor with the 8" dado is the additional weight, therefore more stress on the saw. 

   You're likely to get more responses if the links are true links.  Not sure why the first one (right-tool) did convert like they usually do.  The second one is apparently abbreviated ( ......  ).  There's no way for us to easily find that Woodcraft dado to comment on it.

   If a URL is very, very long, you can make words in your post "clickable" by highlighting them click here and then click on the little globe/chain in the toolbar of the composition block.  A pop-up box appears, paste the URL into that.

   forestgirl Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   Vibart2 | Dec 04, 2003 11:28pm | #5

   Thanks Forest Girl.Sucking.......Whoosh.......Yowl........Whoosh.........Thrump.

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   wouldbutcher | Dec 04, 2003 08:23pm | #3

   Hi. I just bought and LOVE the 608 dial a dado for 200 delivered from Toolnut.com. Talk to Peter James. Got it in 3 days.No chip out and flat #### bottoms.......My3 cents

   Rick

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   Vibart2 | Dec 04, 2003 11:25pm | #4

   Unfortanately the 608 won't fit a Craftsman saw at least that is what Charles from Freud told me.Sucking.......Whoosh.......Yowl........Whoosh.........Thrump.