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The Mibro Group 416381 Carbide Stacking Dado Blade Set - 14 Pieces, Silver, 8"

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Size: 1 Pack


Style: Set


Features

  • Cuts smooth and precise grooves with clean edges, square shoulders and flat bottoms
  • Set includes two 8" outer blades, five two-wing chippers and seven metal shims for fine adjustments
  • Slot widths range from 1/4" to 13/16", in 1/16" increments
  • Carbide tooth blades and chippers feature negative hook angles to make flat bottom grooves that are smooth and virtually splinter-free
  • Durable case has internal dividers to keep all of the components safe and secure

Description

14-Piece 8-Inch Carbide Stacking Dado Blade Set (416381) (2) 8" x 24T Carbide Saw Blades (1) 1/16" Chipper Blade (4) 1/8" Chipper Blades (7) Metal Shims Instructions Durable case . MIBRO's 8" Stacking Dado cuts clean edges, square shoulders and flat bottoms. Use the Dado to cut smooth and precise flat- bottomed grooves, either across or with the grain in all types of wood, plywood and composite wood materials. It's ideal for the DIY, home or woodworking enthusiast, and light professional user. Cut grooves ranging in width from 1/4" to 13/16", increasing in 1/16" increments. Can make a variety of different cuts, including Dado, Groove, Rabbet, Fillet, and Mortise & Tenon. Blade Technology For both the outside blades and the chippers, each tooth is electronically welded onto the blade body by fully-automated equipment from Germany. This ensures exact, centered placement and the correct amount of brazing material. Extra large carbide teeth make for longer lasting blades and overall life. Premium carbide helps to ensure the carbide does not chip or fracture easily. 8" Outside Cutting Blades The two outside cutting blades have an 8" diameter with 24 carbide teeth. Both blades have a tooth pattern of 5 beveled cutting teeth, followed by 1 straight raker tooth. The anti-kickback tooth profile prevents the blade from being fed material too quickly. 5 Chipper Blades Set includes one (1) 1/16" Chipper and four (4) 1/8" Chippers. Each Chipper Blade features two extra-large carbide teeth, which are also electronically welded onto the blade body by fully-automated equipment from Germany. The Chipper Blades are ground on the same equipment, at the same time, as the Outside Blades. This ensures that all of the blades together will cut a flat-bottomed groove.7 Metal Shims Use the seven included metal shims for fine adjustments to the overall width of the Dado setup. Shim widths range from 0.004" to 0.096". All of the shims have a 3-5/32" diameter and 5/8" arbor hole.

Material: Carbide


Brand: Mibro


Product Dimensions: 8"L x 8"W


Color: Silver


Number of Teeth: 24


Style: Set


Item Weight: 0.2 Pounds


Compatible Material: Engineered Wood, Wood


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 00, 81


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 9.65 x 9.25 x 1.77 inches; 3.2 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 416381


Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex-Adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 30, 2015


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ The Mibro Group


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #39,721 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #115 in Circular Saw Blades


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    • Glad I ignored the bad reviews!
Size: 1 Pack Style: Set
This stack is surpisingly decent for the money. But the setup instructions might be confusing to a dado newb so I can't help but wonder if some of the bad reviews were from users that misinterpreted the instructions the way I almost did & set up the blades incorrectly. When the blades and chippers are oriented properly, they cut smoothly and very flat. On box joints, the shoulders are pristine and the bottoms are pretty darn smooth & very flat. And little to no tear-out when using a backer board. Light sanding is to be expected, but very little cleanup work. I almost got the blade orientation wrong based on the vague way in which the instructions describe orientation of the blades, but a quick & obvious rethink made more sense. If you're reading this and opt to buy these blades, despite the lack of specific instructions within the manual, each of the outer blades are to be oriented with they're printed sides facing out opposing one another - the inside blade facing out to the left of the saw and the outer blade facing out to the right of the saw - and the teeth facing down towards you when you're standing in front of the saw. And the chipper teeth obviously are facing the front as well. The outer blades right out of the packaging appear to be the same and they are not labeled inside/outside or left/right, but they can only be oriented one way in which the labels are both facing out away from each other and the teeth facing you/pointed down at the front, if that makes sense. You'll see. I'm very black and white and literal so it took me a minute but most people probably won't read it the way I did. Although had I put them on the way the diagrams suggest, the results would have been the unevenness, scorching, and tear out that many have complained of. Also, it's tempting to go slow with these blades because there's so much material being removed, but if you go too slow you will definitely scorch the wood and leave melted resin on the blade which spontaneously will dull it. And then all the cuts will suck. So move through at a fairly normal pace. Making multiple passes if necessary. But I went through three quarter inch yellow pine in one pass and the joints were pretty flawless. Little to no cleanup. I've done half inch dados & box joints with this stack & so far the results have been excellent. No regrets spending half the money on these instead of Freud or DeWalt. Highly recommend. Also recommend keeping them clean for optimal performance. Stiff brush with WD40 works well. Peace. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by Chase
    • Nice clean cuts
Size: 1 Pack Style: Set
This is the first Dado set I've ever used. With what limited experience I have and nothing else to compare it to, I feel it works great. I needed to cut some slots for the bottom of some drawers I was building, and this did a nice even, clean cut on my table saw. I have a Hercules job site saw, and this saw is not designed for Dado blades. I don't know if that says anything for these blades, but I am pleased with them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024 by Christopher M Root
    • Great Product, Great Price!
Size: 1 Pack Style: Set
I am using a Ridgid portable table saw (can't remember the number but it ends in 12. This table saw takes a 10" blade, however, with a dado blade it calls for a 6" blade. This one is technically TOO BIG, and the reason is that it requires more power from the engine to use a larger blade. The manual ACTUALLY STATES it can take a dado, and how to set it up. With that said, this saw NEVER MADE a dado blade set OR a faceplate for one (it's not called a face plate, but can't recall the name). Anyway, you'll have to MAKE your own using plywood and a saw to cut it out. There are even how to videos on YouTube on making your own insert plate. Once you get that done, the dado comes with very specific instuctions on how to SET IT UP. You MUST follow them exactly or risk damagign your blades or yourself. Also read you saw manual. This cuts very cleanly and very well. I am cutting kiln dried HARD maple boards and making a nickle gap edge, 1/2" wide by 1/2" deep. The boards are 1" thick and this set-up fits PERFECT. I highly recommend the use of a feather board to help push the top of the board and hold it on the dado. With that said, I did notice some strange wear and tear on my dado blade tips. My normal saw I didn't see this. So I am HOPING it holds up through the rest of my massive stack, and doesn't start throwing carbide tips at me. Hence minus a star. So glad I didn't pay more, this gets it done and is a great "beginner's" set! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by suzanne swift
    • excellent dado, well worth the price
Size: 1 Pack Style: Set
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I needed to create a ledge for a bar i was building for a friend. the bar top is 3/4 inch BC plywood and i didnt want the edges showing. after a back and forth i decided to get 2 x 3s and dado a channel in. i was dreading using a normal tablesaw to rip a channel into the wood. I came across this and wrestled with myself on if this would work (I have a 10.5 inch dewalt tablesaw). after researching getting a router or doing other dados i decided to give this a try. it came in with the case cracked (it was a bad sign but i trudged on). after setting up the inner blades I did a test rip and found the channel a tad to big (but was very optimistic on the results). after resetting the blades with removing the 1/16th inner blade i did another run and it was perfect. so finishing the bar and thinking about it, the 50-60 bucks I payed was well worth the investment. I hope the picture does the bar justice. the channel was clean and I didnt have to do any cleanup on it. it slotted right into the plywood with no fuss. the channel itself was 3/4 by 3/4. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022 by Trevor Towers Trevor Towers

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