45 degree miter sled

I have already killed all my remaining brain cells so I won’t build this but I can see that this is the answer to a lot of prayers to the God of Mitres.

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Very nice set-up : )

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Great looking jig. Simple and very useful.

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Heh, that’s one way to kill off brain cells…. it is usually the simple things that do it.

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good lookin sled. Nice work on that one.

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Simple and elegant. I love this one!

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Nice Jig RK

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Very nicely done!

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OK, I am going to build a new one. I like your design better than mine.

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Great sled. I need to make one of these, I will add this to my list.

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Your sled is very nice and well made. You even took the time to add edge bandings. I particularly like your slotted guide bar to accept the stop block. By the way, I wonder why you didn’t make two stop blocks, one for either sides ? (just wondering)

It’s incredible what someone can come up with when time required is insvested. Great job !

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Serge

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Thank you for all the comments. Bricofleur, the edge bandings were added because i was wanting to try out the jig and what kind of miter jig has no miters. As far as the stop block is concerned i ill probably make another one, however i dont think in need one. Ive been using the right side of jig to cut one side of joint and then the other side of jig to cut and size piece. Just like everything else i do im sure eventually i will need to add to it. Come to think of it, an additional stop would help keep work piece from moving. Now im just rambling.

-- RKWoods

papadan, i like your design, however looks like there are some limitations, i like the hold down clamps.

-- RKWoods