How to Build a Table Saw Sled || Table Saw Cross Cut Sled
How to Build a Table Saw Sled || Table Saw Cross Cut Sled
How to Build a Table Saw Sled || Table Saw Cross Cut Sled
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Tools and Supplies:
Johnathan Katz Moses Stop Block: https://www.katzmoseswoodworking.com/new-products
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Hold Down Clamps: https://amzn.to/3nD1TSv
Extruded Aluminum: https://amzn.to/32ZYS74
Counter Sink Bit: https://amzn.to/2UG7Dye
Tape Measure: https://amzn.to/2IVdb5j
Safety Glasses: https://amzn.to/38UQCsJ
Router: https://amzn.to/2HkEfe4
Round Over Bit: https://amzn.to/35NGwrI
I like the idea of being able to replace the sensors that was a good idea
Can you sell these? I can make it but it would be so much easier to just buy one haha.
By far the coolest cross-cut sled I’ve seen yet. This is the one that I am going to build. Thanks for sharing. Great video.
I need one of these!
Glad I’m not the only one who uses playing cards as shims for everything lol
Do you have a link for the Katz Moses stop block?
That was a "wild ride"? Man you need to get out more! 😀
They’re not plywood scraps…they’re plywood "remnants"…
Very nice but I don’t think you will use the hold down
Lets not talk about your gat tattoos!
Hi…this is cool….but consider that most diy tablesaws only cut up to 54 / 60 mmm. So isn’t the construction of the sled a bit to thick . I mean. you lose important cut-height for your projects…
Great video! I would make simpler without so many tracks!
I looked everywhere in my shop for those things and I didn’t find any except the JKM stop! Huh. Wellp, I’ll keep looking….
Why do you have a Mc Donalds beard and a Mickey Mouse hat, are you gay?
Thanks
Perhaps you never heard of the trick to test how square it is by taking say a 1 foot square piece, cut side 1, rotate, cut 2, rotate, cut 3, rotate, cut 4. Then check that last corner, where the error will be 4 times the degree to which it is out of square. No, you wouldn’t want to do that because it would show how the inaccuracy too well.
Gotta say, this one was disappointing.
Not going to make a video, so will try to describe this. Those t-tracks on top of the sled is wrong. Turn the sled over and put them on the bottom in a dado like on the top or just use the dado without the t-rack. Then turn the sled back up and drill holes big enough the clamp bolt head will go through. Reason: When tightening the clamp with the t-tracks on top pulls up on the track. There is no downward pressure. This can tend to put the track up or break the track. By putting the track on the bottom and putting the clamp bolt through from the top there is downward pressure and no way to damage the t-track. The clamps can exert much more pressure this way. T-tracks are not meant to be used like we ordinarily do on a sled.
Diablo Metal Demon blade cuts metal like Butta!
The fence still is not insanely square. see "5 Cuts to a "Perfect" Cross-Cut Sled".
Looks awesome! Thanks for sharing. I just bought a new Delta table saw and want to build a sled for it soon. Watching you build it gave me lots of solid ideas. Also, how do you like that Hart equipment?
Nice! I actually understood what you were doing and I might be able to actually build this. Looks super practical. Will you just remove the added panels when you want to make dado cuts?
looks cool but it must weigh a ton!
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Can someone identify the countersink bit used?
Nice Lotr tune!
You had really nice things laying around your shop
I love this cross-cut sled! How much does it weigh?
YOU DO MAKE ME LAUGH…
Lol man great vid. Just came across this and checked it out. I love the teaching and the humor. I definitely subscribed. Be blessed
Very nice. I plan to use 1/2 inch ply instead of 3/4 in order to gain 1/2 inch more blade high on my version. Thanks for the Idea and sharing.
Not totally useless to add the glue to the back fence. The glue would have soaked into the cut edge of the back rail, thus strengthening it.
Very nice… I wonder if I could use 1/2 inch plywood to make it a little lighter… Using 3/4 must make it weigh a ton.
Love your channel bro
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You should call this the sandwich sled. Layers everywhere.
Haha there is a level of comedy to using the track to further build the track 😄
My new favorite sled.
Hi Jason, your video’s are so good, I love all the content, but sometimes your audio is really off. If you edit your video’s in FCPX, there is a simple solution for this; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrOvUbHAoSU try this one!! You have such a good voice… I hope this will help thanx for all the good work,
Do you have all the measurements for this build. Thanks
Your thumbnail should say insanely complicated.
Another great video – just a question – is the fancy higher piece you cut with your bandsaw meant to be closest to you? Im probably wrong, but i thought this was used to push the sled through the saw, keeping your fingers higher than the blade.
I know what I’ll be making. Awesome addition to my tools. Thanks
Mate….You need more clamps 😂
23:40 “Built from crap laying around my shop” – Man if you can call 800 bucks of sheet Birch Ply ‘crap’ I dread to think what you regard as quality stock. That sled used close on $300 in materials, great and well made though it is. If I make one it will likely be from rain damaged, nail ridden pallet wood – even OSB is getting pricey huh! Nice shop you have there too…thanks for sharing.
you cannot find something after a year and a half…. FFS!!! LUCKY YOU. I have to retrace my steps going into a room, because I forgot what I was going in there for..
"… and viola — we have a wonderfully functioning crosscut sled made entirely from crap I found layin’ around my shop."
Fella, if that’s "the crap" you have laying around your shop, don’t show us the good stuff!
Can’t you sand the joint areas to make the glue stick?
Nice set up. 👍👍
Hoover Chair…. Funny as hell …. Lol
Very Cool, thank you!!
I wish my real life shop was like the youtube shop you have where its magical and you tell me what we are building and there is magically gorgeous stocks of wood stacked and ready to go. lol. I dream man.