Title: Cut a rabbet and dado joint.
Course: Cabinetmaking II (17007-II) > Section: Cutting and Shaping Stock

Cutting a rabbet and dado joint should include setting the cutting depth of the equipment being used, setting the blades according to the type of rabbet or dado joint being cut, and making the necessary cut passes.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are the different machines that can make cuts for rabbet and dado joints?
- When does a dado become a groove?
- What are the benefits and drawbacks of rabbet and dado joints?
- Where are you likely to find examples of rabbet and dado joints?