Tablesaw crosscut sled

Learn how to make a crosscut sled with lots of possibilities. This table saw jig is a must-have for your woodworking workshop.

Make crosscuts on the table saw more accurately, repeatably and safely with a crosscut sled.

Making a simple crosscut sled for my table saw. Thanks for watching!More info and a free SketchUp model: http://jerswoodshop.com/general-purpose-crosscut-sle...

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This essential tablesaw jig ensures square cuts.

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For safe, accurate, and clean crosscuts at the tablesaw, there’s no beating a basic shop-built sled.

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If you have a table saw, then a cross cut sled is one of the most used and useful woodworking jigs for a table saw. This is a small version of a saw sled. You can easily setup the length and attach additional jigs to make it versatile for a variety of projects. This table saw jig is a must-have for any workshop. Watch this woodworking video for a step-by-step guide how to make a table saw sled. One of the first wood projects and woodworking jigs you should make. #sawsled #diysawsled…

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Make crosscuts on the table saw more accurately, repeatably and safely with a crosscut sled.

Exactly what's need to help you transform your small work space into a functional wood shop!

My tablesaw crosscut sled has been one of the most useful tools in my workshop. However, I've also found that, unless I use the same blade each time, the kerf widens and I can't rely on it anymore for chip-free cuts. And I can't make bevels or dado cuts without trashing the sled. My solution: sacrificial inserts over both cutting areas of the saw. To apply this idea in your shop, first determine the maximum cutting width of the saw from a 45° bevel cut to a full dado stack at 0° bevel. Then…

When I made my tablesaw crosscut sled, I used mini T-tracks, like those used in your Drill Press Table project in issue 156 (June/July 2004, page 52) for the runners. Besides giving me a more stable runner material than wood, the little bit of play between the mounting nut and the slot allowed me to fine-tune the precise location of the runners while installed on the tablesaw.—Stephane Hamel, Richibucto Road, N.B.

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