You can make two or three cuts with a table saw at the edges of the dado and use a chisel to clean up the extra. This can be done fast, as the critical parts aren't done by hand.
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You can make two or three cuts with a table saw at the edges of the dado and use a chisel to clean up the extra. This can be done fast, as the critical parts aren't done by hand.
I tried that and the ONLY hit I got was your post, the one to which I'm replying.
Gerry
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