Mibro Group 416381 8" 14-Piece Carbide Stacking Dado Blade Set for Precision Woodworking

William Bennett: It's been two years since I bought this. I don't use dado blades very often and I wanted to wait until I had a reasonable amount of experience with it before I wrote a review. Having now used it in various woods from pine to walnut, and at most of its possible widths, I can say that I am fully satisfied. The blades and chippers leave a nice, smooth-bottomed cut. Works as expected, and not much else that can be said.

Canada on Nov 02, 2023

Kevin: This is a great tool to add to your table saw features. It does have a bit of a rough finish but nothing that a bit of sanding can’t resolve. Happy with my purchase

Australia on Sep 25, 2023

Hugh Wheat: Very pleased with this product

Australia on Sep 24, 2023

Victor s.: Funciona bien no se forza y es facil de instalar.

Mexico on Sep 11, 2023

Busybeavers: I purchased this Dado set to use with my Dewalt 10” table saw to cut dados for building cabinets. I priced other dado blade sets like Freud but was far too expensive. After making some cuts, I can say that this set performs great! Easy to set, instructions are right on for setting different sizes, even the case is great for storing all the blades and spacers. Only negative (if you want to call it negative) is the shim removal gets a little tricky because of the threaded post. Very satisfied with this purchase and great for part time shop use.

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Case: 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...

United States on Mar 24, 2023

Rodrigo Goulart Alves: O manual por ser em inglês, não se entende muito o que se explica por lá, mas estou bem satisfeito com a compra.

Brazil on Aug 10, 2022

suzanne swift: 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...

United States on Mar 31, 2021