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Dadoing Undersized Plywood

Issue: August 2011
Posted Date: 6/22/2011

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We may call it 3/4 in., but plywood thickness always comes up shy of that number. How do you cut dadoes to fit it correctly? Look for that 3/32 in. chipper in your dado set, or reach for some shims. Either approach will help you achieve snug-fitting, gap free dado joints.

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