GOLD MEDAL DADO SET
Superior Cutting Performance
 You know our Gold Medal Series to be the best all around blade made anywhere. The Gold Medal Dado Set will only add to TENRYU fS reputation as the brand of choice for fine woodworking. This set produces super-clean dado edges with an astoundingly flat bottom surface in wood materials and even in melamine.
BLADE AND CHIPPER FEATURES:
- Fully heat-treated saw plates for superior endurance under heavy load.
- Individually hand hammer-tensioned for flat and true runs.
- Fine-grit honing of ALL sides of teeth for sharp, easy cutting action and long life.
- Quality fine-grain carbide grade for longer life and easier resharpening.
Please note all safety instructions before use and adhere to instructions for maximum RPM speeds.
GOLD MEDAL DADO SET - Part No. GMD-20340
| MODEL # |
DIA. |
TEETH |
ARBOR |
GRIND |
KERF |
RAKE |
APPLICATION |
| GMD-20340 |
8" |
40 |
5/8" |
TB/F** |
13/16" |
0 |
Extremely clean, flat bottom dadoes in wood. |
| GMD-20340L |
8" |
40 |
5/8" |
1/8" |
1/8" |
|
Left outside cutter.* |
| GMD-20340R |
8" |
40 |
5/8" |
1/4" |
1/8" |
|
Right outside cutter.* |
| GMD-8C |
8" |
2 |
5/8" |
FTG |
1/8" |
|
1/8" Chipper (2 each). |
| GMD-4C |
8" |
2 |
5/8" |
FTG |
1/4" |
|
1/4" Chipper (1 each). |
| GMD-16C |
8" |
2 |
5/8" |
FTG |
1/16" |
|
1/16" chipper (1 each). |
GROOVE OPTIONS: 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", 11/16", 3/4", 13/16"
NOTE: The part number for the complete set is GMD-20340. Should a user require individual pieces as numbered above, it will require a special order and will be quoted at the time of inquiry.
*Outer cutters cannot be used individually. The actual kerf of each is approx. 1/8". Placed together, the result is exactly 1/4".
**TB/F indicates that the outside blades are top-beveled in one direction only. Flat-topped "raker" tips are utilized in a "4 and 1" grind pattern. The chippers are flat-top grind to produce the nice, flat dado bottom surface.
"Its C4 carbide teeth are thicker and taller than the Forrest blade, so you may just get a few more trips into the sharpening service with this blade before it needs a fresh set of theeth."
Chris Marshall / Woodworkers Journal Magazine June 2004
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