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Poll: Stacker or Wobbler?

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Fawteen

11-16-2006 15:30:41




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Need me a new dado blade for my tablesaw.

Been using a stacker for years, but it's been sharpened so many times, the edgers and chippers are no longer the same height and the bottom of the dado is rougher than a cob.

Never used a wobbler, but the idea seems sound, and it seems to me like it'd create a cleaner bottom.

Experiences/Opinions/Recommendations invited.




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Slowpoke

11-19-2006 01:34:03




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 Re: Poll: Stacker or Wobbler? in reply to Fawteen, 11-16-2006 15:30:41  
I think you will find the sides of the dado slightly wider at the bottom than the top. May not be noticable till the depth is 1/2" or more.



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mj

11-16-2006 16:49:59




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 Re: Poll: Stacker or Wobbler? in reply to Fawteen, 11-16-2006 15:30:41  
I used to use a stacker until it got permanently 'borrowed' and now have a couple of 'wobblers'. I've got one set up pretty much all the time on a radial-arm for half laps and the other one goes on and off the table saw. The only thing I've noticed is don't feed the stock too fast or the bottom of the cut gets funky. I'd never buy another stacker but then I'm not doing high-dollar cabinet work either.

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