will the R4510 saw take a dado set?
1386200
Yes. But it only accepts 6 blades total (4 chippers) if I remember correctly. And you will have to make your own plate or modify the one that comes with your dado set.
1386201
Dunno, never tried. I'd suggest calling Home Depot, ask the experts! Good luck, love the saw, had it for close to 6 years!
1386202
I have the larger full table saw and it will take a Frued eight inch, 1/4" to 7/8" dado with ease.
385789
If you're going to cut dados across the entire workpiece frequently, and you have quite a few dados to cut, I would certainly recommend a dado set. It's orders of magnitude faster than a router and the slot width is adjustable unlike a router bit (which requires multiple passes to create a slightly wider dado.)I've also got a 5-speed porter cable router but I only use it for dados if I'm not cutting all the way across the piece.
424479
Yes, it fits the DW745. I know this because I have a DW745. Also, it fits with the nut fully threaded on the arbor, so I don't have a problem with it. If the nut was even partially not fully threaded then I would be concerned, but this is just not the case. The DW745 is probably a little under powered, but I can still cut 3/8" dados just fine. Keep in mind that DeWalt recommends that you should not use a dado blade with the DW745. The choice is yours.
429422
If I understand your question, when using dado stack, you will have to remove the standard saw blade. Once the saw blade retaining nut is removed the blade and both arbor washers (located on both sides of saw blade) can be removed. The dado stack is wider than a regular saw blade, the instructions are telling you to first install the outer arbor washer (previously located between the saw blade and retaining nut) on the shaft, then to install the dado blade assembly/ stack (make sure follow manufacture instructions on dada installation), then the retaining nut and tighten.
2004423
Yes, you will need the Dado Throat Plate which is DeWalt Part Number DWE7402D1. Per DeWalt, do not attempt to stack dado blades thicker than 13/16" (20mm). Do not use dado blades larger than 8" (200mm) diameter. Since dado cuts are not thru-cuts, the cuts must be performed with the blade guard assembly removed. To remove the blade guard assembly, pull riving knife/blade guard release lever and pull up on the guard or riving knife to remove. When using the dado, the special dado insert (also sold as an accessory) must be used.
1226040
Dewalt said it would so I purchased it. It doesn't seem to be lining up with dado blade. Returning to amazon. I might get a wood throat plate that I can just run the dado up through. Should have a tighter fit between blade and plate.
986249
I use mine with a Freud Dado set every week or so. You have to read the instructions carefully and reverse the arbor washers for the larger sizes I think I remember seeing that one should not use this saw with one of those adjustable "dial in a width" sets.
302253
Sorry, no. The dado blades can be used with table saws with a long enough arbor and some radial arm saws, although that is not the normal tool to install a dado blade on. There are some wobble blades that might fit on a circular saw, however if you are trying to cut dado or grooves, a straight bit on a router would do a better job and would be more controllable.
429423
On my saw (DWE7490X), and presumably yours, the inside washer does not come out, it is part of the arbor spindle. As a result the DW7444 will not work. It will not align with your dado set. An inquiry to Dewalt confirmed that a correct dado insert is not yet available. To use a dado set in my saw I purchased an after-market throat plate from Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000223V9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and cut my own dado throat plate.
164093
It is not the same saw although at first glance it appears so. The one without a stand will not accept a dado stack. This one will. Also width of material able to be cut is greater with this model.
844213
Yes, a set of dado blades will fit on this saw. You will need to make a modified throat plate, as with any saw using a dado set. Also, if using the full stack, you will need to leave the washer off due to the arbor length. Just tighten the nut securely. This is also a common thing you run into with many table saws when using a dado set of blades.
392721
You should be able to use one 1/8" blade and one 3/16" blade. That takes you to 7/32" (or 14/64"... 1/64" shy of desired dado.) With the shims you should be able to dial it in to that. I own this set, but haven't tried it for that width. Quarter inch plywood, I'm guessing?
870251
I am not sure why you would ask this question unless you have a DW745 and need a dado insert for it, or have a dado insert and need a saw to put it in. My advise is if you have a DW745 saw make your own insert. It will fit better for your dado than a store bought one. The ones they sell are "fits all" situations and has too much gap around then for the narrower dadoes. The easiest way is to cut one out on a band saw or your table saw and if you have a router use the one that came with your saw for a pattern and rout around it. If you don't have a router, you can use a sander to shape the outside. If it needs a small rabbit around the edge use your table saw to cut that. Once the outside fits and it is flush with the table, put the dado set on the saw and crank it all the way down. Put your insert in and weight it ,clamp it down any way out of the way of the blade, and turn on the saw and slowly crank it up the height you want to dado. It will cut a zero clearance insert for you that is better than a manufactured one.
1440551
Yes. There are several other questions asking this & all have answered either straight out yes or yes with some minor modifications. (where the poster actually answerd the question instead of the "I don't know" answer some people feel they must post). Myself I am using it on a DWE7491RS. Actually I have 2, one for a single blade & another I cut for a dado. (if you normally use several dado widths, you may want to get 1 for each width or you loose the 0 side clearance).
1203484
I am presently using this on a Craftsman 10" saw but not all of the craftsman 10" saws will support it. The saw's documentation will specify the blade diameter supported by the saw for a dado set, and the dado set width supported by the arbor. It is important to follow these guidelines as the retention nut on the arbor must thread on far enough to secure the blade -- if it does not, it could result in injury. Additionally, the throat included with the saw likely will not accommodate a dado blade. You will need to order a new throat for dado use. I ended up making my own throat as I could not find one commercially available for my saw. I am presently using this on a Craftsman 10" saw but not all of the craftsman 10" saws will support it. The saw's documentation will specify the blade diameter supported by the saw for a dado set, and the dado set width supported by the arbor. It is important to follow these guidelines as the retention nut on the arbor must thread on far enough to secure the blade -- if it does not, it could result in injury. Additionally, the throat included with the saw likely will not accommodate a dado blade. You will need to order a new throat for dado use. I ended up making my own throat as... » Read More I am presently using this on a Craftsman 10" saw but not all of the craftsman 10" saws will support it. The saw's documentation will specify the blade diameter supported by the saw for a dado set, and the dado set width supported by the arbor. It is important to follow these guidelines as the retention nut on the arbor must thread on far enough to secure the blade -- if it does not, it could result in injury. Additionally, the throat included with the saw likely will not accommodate a dado blade. You will need to order a new throat for dado use. I ended up making my own throat as I could not find one commercially available for my saw. « Show Less
986250
It will take a stack dado but not the full set. I believe it will take up to 3/4", and that is about it. I'm on my second Bosh table saw as the first motor just stopped working after about 2 years.
912612
Yes, although the saw does not come with a Dado throat plate. I made one out of aluminum using a small cut-off wheel and rotary tool (Dremel). Use the existing throat plate to get the size and thickness, and cut out a slot large enough to accommodate a Dado Set. By the way, this saw works EXTREMELY well, and has a surprising amount of power.