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   BruceS | Jul 08, 2010 09:54am | #1

   Oshlun dado

   http://www.eagleamerica.com/product/601-2008/table_saw_blades

   IMHO it is a big bang for the buck.   I have used it and do not hesitate recommending it.   The great feature is that it does not cut the little "bat ears" in the bottom corners.  The resulting plough/ dado looks like it was cut with a router bit.

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   SARGEgrinder47 | Jul 08, 2010 11:06am | #2

   Haven't tried it but have heard good comments from those that have. I sold my Freud dado set and purchase a Freud Box joint set. I can cut exact 1/4" and 3/8" dadoes with that and anything over I built an adjusting dado jig for my router which uses a 1/2" straight bit with two passes after the actual piece going into the dado supplies the jig with the exact set up for it's thickness. So... if I were going to purchase a dado set... that is where I would go. I do have one Oshland 40 T blade for $25 and it is actually very good taking MDF and general cutting task. Bang for buck as Bruce stated is correct IMO.

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   pjpryor | Jul 08, 2010 11:33am | #3

   Dado Blade

   I have had this dado set for two years and it is the best one I've used. I've used in everything from pine to oak and it cuts great and leaves a clean flat bottom. I wrote a review for the blade on Rockler's website awhile back as well. It is not only a great bargain but a fine blade set as well