Afterward I set up a workshop at my house in the north of Holland and began furniture making along with restoring two houses. As part of my schooling I served a half year apprenticeship in the US where I visited James Krenov and was blown away by the work at his school and by these largely West coats furniture makers. But for further clarity: In the late '90s I attended furniture making school for three years in Amsterdam. I am either not coming over clearly or you missed or misread what I wrote earlier. I just don't recall the name of those manufacturers right now.
Having said that, recently a couple or three European saw makers have begun offering a slim fixed width slotting cutter similar to a dado blade.
These workers get around the legal requirements by buying imported non CE certified saws from the US that don't meet European safety standards.
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The only place you'll find a dado blade in a professional workshop is on a radial arm saw. Amateurs and single person woodworking businesses are the only place you are likely to see a dado blade mounted on a table saw in the UK. Hand held routers and straight edges or other guiding devices such as the side fence, T squares and jigs along the lines steve Maskery illustrated are absolutely normal practice for creating grooves, tongues, housings, slots, trenches, dovetail housings and trenches, stopped housings and grooves and rebates amongst us Europeans.Īdditional standard tools for doing the same tasks include: inverted hand held routers and their fences, fixed overhead routers and their fences and spindle moulders. "I don't see these routers and jigs as standard practice, I see them as aberrant behavior. Mind, it would be safer if you all had sliding cross-cut carriages on those unisaw things instead of them wobbly mitre gauges in a sloppy groove. Also, I hear they bite as there is no riving knife and big boards, especially, might well rotate on the table. I wouldn't want to be messing about changing and setting all those dado blade things, especially as many don't give a flat bottomed groove. Also, use of a flat top 80 tooth blade gives very clean and flat-bottomed housings. Also sliding dovetail housings can be made if one employs a DT bit.įor housing joints across a long narrow piece, I do "pretend dado cutter" on the TS - several passes over a standard 3.2mm blade using the sliding table and cross cut fence with it's micro-adjust to get housing joints that fit as tight as a chicken's top lip. This method allows any width/depth of groove (dado) with multiple passes. I like to use a doen-cut spiral bit for clean corners.
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