Nash wrote:
> I have a friend that has this old Freud dado set. Apparently there are
> some shims attached to the outer blades, and one has dislodged. He is
> wondering how to re-attach it without adding thickness to the blade.
> Anyone familiar with this set up?
>
I have the same dado set and had the same problem. I used contact cement
to reattach the shim to the surface of the blade. I doubt that the
contact cement added 0.05 mm to the thickness, which I think is
completely negligible.
"Nash" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have a friend that has this old Freud dado set. Apparently there are
> some shims attached to the outer blades, and one has dislodged. He is
> wondering how to re-attach it without adding thickness to the blade.
> Anyone familiar with this set up?
>
If it's a metal shim - magnetize it and stick it to the blade.
Bob S.
I used double stick tape on my oldham and it's stuck for 2 years now.
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Rick Nagy
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"Nash" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have a friend that has this old Freud dado set. Apparently there are
> some shims attached to the outer blades, and one has dislodged. He is
> wondering how to re-attach it without adding thickness to the blade.
> Anyone familiar with this set up?
>