Simple Cross Cut Sled With Tee Slot Fence

Nice clean build there Chippy. I really should buy a T-Track router bit and save some serious $$$ instead of spending it all on track especially when you can router the track into some nice hardwood that will last forever.

-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."

I really like the t-slot. Good job.

Nice job, Looks great and saving money on track is a good thing.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Well done

-- Joe

Nice idea..

-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened

I like the way you cut your t-slot. Good idea. How big is it? Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Guys.Horizontalmike those bits are nice but you can achieve the same result with your table saw.See poorly done graphic.

Very nice sled. The T-slot is a great idea as is your graphic for making it using the tablesaw. I just posted my basic sled. I also relied on the Woodwhisperer’s video and his methods worked out very well for me.

I wish I had seen your t-slot a couple of weeks ago. I made pretty much an identical sled. My t-slot solution was to rip off 1/2” of the top edge of the fence; router a shallow 5/8” slot in the remaining piece; reattach the top; route a 1/4” down the middle. Yours seems a simpler and more elegant solution.

-- Visualize whirled peas

I know it’s been said before, but really like your T-slot.

Kelen are you getting fresh?

Chipy, You got a thumb saver on the back side of that fence???

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Very nice job on your crosscut sled.

Lee

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