Cleaned the shop, found this in the corner

That is mine. I left it last time I was there…..LOL

It does look good though. I like those with the blade guard on the back. Too easy to forget the blade and leave a thumb behind.

Awesome. best looking no frills CCS.

-- Router è ancora il mio nome.

I’m gonna clean my shop tomorrow…..hope I find something like that!

-- Measuring twice and cutting once only works if you read the tape correctly!

I made this one a while back Chunk and I use the heck out of it now.
I like how easy it is to line up a cut.

-- Eric

I hate it when I lose stuff like that and forget I even made them ;-((

-- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence Wake Up America!! Please read; http://www.commondreams.org/view/2009/01/26-0

Crosscut sled should come with a table saw when you buy it. I made a single mitre sled, but I think I will make a double. With the price of gas here, I will order my slides from the internet.

-- Flaws are only in the eye of the artisan!

I agree with amagineer; gas is too expensive. Freight would be cheaper. The closest Woodcraft and Harbor Freight store is 30 miles; I try to combine with a Doctor appt. or something else. I figure that it takes about 2-1/2 gallons for my van; more for the wife’s truck.

-- Regret- the feeling you get just after you do something really stupid.

Blame it one the shop squirl ,he put’s stuff away to be nice but can’t remember where he put it or that you ever had one .

Nice sled !

KIEFER

-- Kiefer 松

Ever consider using one of those thick white plastic cutting boards to make slides? I hear they work great, and they cost a LOT less.

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Stumpy: Yep. I have a couple 3/4” x 4’ sticks of HDPE in the shop now. I don’t like using HDPE because I find it hard to adjust them. What I mean by that is that when I drill and screw the HDPE to the bottom of a sled, the HDPE inevitably expands in width. I can never get the HDPE runners tight enough so that they are securely fastened to the sled and not so tight that they expand so much that I now have to mess around trying to get them to fit the slot.

-- Chunk's Workshop pictures: http://spadfest.rcspads.com/thumbnails.php?album=135

Chuck it looks great but you Guys need to think about using hard wood for your runners. They attach tight, you can sand them to the right size, wax them they run smooth, and best of all they are paid for when you pull them from the scrap pile. I will have to post a picture of the one I recently made out of birtch plywood, quarter sawn white oak fence and runners.
Head to the shop its calling you

-- Head to the shop its calling you – Todd