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Question posted by acates11 on June 7th, 2014

Dado Blade Size

What size dado blade can or should you use on a RTS10?

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Answer #1: Posted by stephanie0001 on June 7th, 2014 6:29 PM

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This link will send you to the user manual page that explains the blade measurements.

http://www.manualowl.com/m/Ryobi/RTS10/Manual/202343?page=10

This link for another user manual page, explains..

DO NOT install dado blades on this machine.

http://www.manualowl.com/m/Ryobi/RTS10/Manual/202343?page=29

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English Manual - Page 4

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English Manual - Page 5

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English Manual - Page 6

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English Manual - Page 8

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English Manual - Page 10

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English Manual - Page 11

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English Manual - Page 16

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English Manual - Page 20

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English Manual - Page 21

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English Manual - Page 22

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English Manual - Page 23

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English Manual - Page 25

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English Manual - Page 26

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English Manual - Page 28

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English Manual - Page 29

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English Manual - Page 30

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