How To Make A Dado Blade Throat Plate For Your Table Saw!

Using dato blades in your table saw requires the use of a custom throat plate. In this video I am going to show you how to make a custom throat plate for your table saw. I will be using a piece of 3/16 luan because of it's rigid makeup. Luan is an inexpensive way to creat your custom throat plate. About 10.00 to build 3 throat plates for your table saw.
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[@RenoScruggs]

This is the best video iv seen on making these

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

Been living out of my original throat plate for my cabinet saw, when I bought my dado set this year. Set up 3 blades that would fit. Figured I would just do multiple passes if I wanted more dado. This tut is really good. Thank you.

[@TwoTracksOutdoors]

Watched. Enjoyed. Liked and subscribed. Great video. I do not have a dado throat plate for my old Craftsman table saw and Ebayer's want around $50+ for a scratched up used one. So, your video just saved the day and I can't wait to make my own dado insert's using your technique. Thank you, sir. Much obliged.

[@kennyschrader9083]

Great video Jim. Clear and informative. Sound is good, picture good. Always like your videos.

[@detroitdiy]

Thanks, Ken. I appreciate your input.

[@jandblawncare8570]

Perfect video! Thank you. Subbed for a great teacher!

[@raymondrobinson5251]

I like your using common tools.

[@davidgarrison1988]

What did you put for 3/8" , are your chippers 1/16" ? If so what was the spacer for cuz the outside blades are 1/8 so 2 of those plus 2- of the 1/16 should do it , not sure why you put the spacer in .

[@kysupersport]

Good job…

[@kensmith2971]

why did you not cut the original board just past length needed, then you would have saved the end piece for other jobs,, just a thought