At last i have my accurate table saw sled, this is the 3rd attempt first 2 were disasterous to say the least. I was able to get it very accurate this time by taking my time and screwing down one end of the rear fence and using wedges to get it very square then i used the 5 cut metheod to check for square . once i had it square i screwed down the rear stiffener block to give it more strenth. A little silicon oli spray in the runners and it was gliding like it was on bearings. all made from workshop scrap hardwood, rear fence is a single cut of oak and the front fence i lmainated 6 strips of Teak, i could not bring myself to cut up a 8in x 2in x 7ft slab of oak for the front fence so i used the Teak strips. finished with Tung Oil Job Done. Note i have not cut through the front fence yet as its big and dont need to just yet.

plan to install oak paneling in my stair well so i have started with the understair pantry to see if im capable , i wont go any further until i upgrade my router system as the one i have is to weak for this project , i may buy a shaper instead of a router and table for my rails and styles, any comments are welcome on this plan. i cut all from rough oak boards as the price of timeber in spain is painful. I left a few knots in for a more natural look. the desire to complete a project is stll causing me mistakes however im slowing down and taking more time.

1st attempt, changed the look of my hallway completely