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By Beechwood Chip · Posted
A little searching suggests that the dado set works fine in all Sawstops except the Jobsite saw. Because of the kickback shoulders, the dado blades may not stop as quickly if the brake is activated. That's why Sawstop says not to use it. The odds of flesh contacting the dado on a non-through cut is small, but i guess you could have a kickback that yanks the wood out of your hand. -
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