Tablesaw Blades for Joinery
Cut joinery faster and cleaner with a set of four blades
Synopsis: Take tablesawn joinery to the next step with this set of four specialty blades—8-in. stacked dado set, box-joint set, specially ground flat-top rip blade, and specially ground dovetail blade. Because they are designed for specific functions, these blades increase your speed and accuracy whether you are cutting rabbets and dadoes or box joints and dovetails. Woodworking teacher Bob Van Dyke walks you through these blades step by step, with tips on choosing the right blade for each specific joint and using it efficiently.
The tablesaw is one of the most useful power tools in a woodworking shop, perfect for ripping, crosscutting, and a variety of joinery tasks. I keep a high-quality 50-tooth combination blade in my tablesaw 90% of the time, which I use for most ripping and crosscutting operations. But when it comes to joinery, blades that are designed for specific operations usually do a better job…
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