We have a wobble dado, but wobble dados provide terrible cut quality, and have a round bottom kerf that leaves gaps that don’t glue up properly.
Stacking dados are vastly superior and easier to get accurate width cuts for a nice tight fit on shelves/dividers.
The reason I choose this set, even though there are cheaper sets available, is that the traditional sets rely on spacers/shims that can easily get lost in an environment like Hive13. This dial-adjust set has fewer parts and a case to make it easy to keep everything together.
Asking $275 to account for the possibility of shipping and taxes.
Having one of these will make building the miter saw station that we have been discussing/planning easier and make it turn out better.
The Dado Set is now at Hive13, on the tool shelves. It needs to be set up for our Saw, came set up for an opposite handed saw. I’ll take care of this sometime this week.