Delta 36-725 dado insert
Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
This simple has been dragging on for way too long, but I have a project Ive started and need to finish this one.I started out digging through the wood pile and I found a piece of quarter dawn oak, 3/4 thick. I roughed our the shape on the table saw…. then I put the project down as winter was approaching and I had to finish up Christmas presents first.After Christmas presents were done, I took a little time to dissect were to go next, so I took the factory insert screwed it upside down to the new insert, I then used my router table and a flush trim bit to cut it to the same shape and size to the factory. After that, I removed the screw and factory insert. Using a Forstner bit and the screw holes I drilled out the recesses for the leveling screws.Fast forward several more weeks, I got back to my router table to cut out recess for the little itty bitty ledge on the table saw. After that it was a little bit of free hand shaping using the router.I purposely left a little extra in the top side, so After all that I took the finished insert back through the planer to get the perfect fit.
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