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I believe those saws come with a regular kerf blade (not a thin kerf). I would hesitate to use that type of saw for cutting a notch though as it seems you would have little control of width and depth. A hand saw might be a better choice.
I agree with you that excessive sanding would take away too much wood. Looks like some insects were in the wood at some time. You could gather some sanding dust from your project (maybe sand some of the offcuts from the goblet), add a little glue to the holes in the goblet, then rub the matching dust into the holes, filling them. Once the glue dries you could then sand to smooth things out.
I looked further and may have found something. Try this:
https://www.docssuite.org/manuals/?brand=Jet+Tools&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=jet%20tools%20manuals&utm_network=g&utm_pos=1o1&utm_campaign=FindProductManuals_v2MB+11-26&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsveJp5PE4gIVjYnICh0otwy2EAMYASAAEgKLTPD_BwEI tried “googling” a 13R drill press and found only 14″. Is that the right model number?
See:
https://neurophysics.ucsd.edu/Manuals/Jet/Jet%20jdp14j_14m_17m%20manual.pdf
