Where to buy Freud Dado Sets

Try:
www.internationaltool.com

or eBay (search under freud dado)

Always some available their, new in box.

enjoy


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> Lowes sells them in Texas.
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Lowes sells them in Texas.

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There are Woodworkers Warehouse stores in Manchester, Nashua & Salem. Freud
stuff is also sold at P.J. Currier Lumber in Amherst and A&B Lumber in
Pembroke.

Lee

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> I don't remember the HP. But it is the low end Craftsman 110v saw.
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If it has a belt from the motor to the saw arbor, you could probably use
a 6" set. If the motor powers the arbor directly, you'll need to go with
the smallest available (if it will even fit on the arbor). 8" sets are
best on large saws that have the muscle to spin all that metal.

I bought the Freud SD-208 from Amazon last week for $69.99 with free
shipping. I checked this AM, price is still the same but free shipping
is no longer available for this item.

Hmmm, looks like Sears sells them. Looking at the web site I saw a 24 tooth
75th Anniversary sears blade. Anybody bought this? It's $80 and the Freud
8" is $109. Also, would I be better off with the 6" or the 8" on a 110v
Craftsman TS? What are the advantages/disadvantages? Is more teeth better?

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I don't remember the HP. But it is the low end Craftsman 110v saw.

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> > 8" is $109. Also, would I be better off with the 6" or the 8" on a
> 110v
> > Craftsman TS? What are the advantages/disadvantages? Is more teeth
> better?
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> What horsepower/size saw are you talking about? Direct drive or
> contractors or cabinet?
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Lowes carries them in VA, also. But Amazon and Eagle-American have the best
price right now on the Frued &-Piece Pro Dado Set. You can probably get
it from either for right around $70.00 after S/H.

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> 8" is $109. Also, would I be better off with the 6" or the 8" on a
110v
> Craftsman TS? What are the advantages/disadvantages? Is more teeth
better?
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> -Jim


What horsepower/size saw are you talking about? Direct drive or
contractors or cabinet?