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Crosscuting Sled

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Crosscuting Sled Crosscuting Sled Crosscuting Sled Click the pictures to enlarge them

Every one needs one. love it.

Deck made out of 1/2 birch ply and toped with 1\4 hardboard
Fence made out of 1/2 birch ply and straight grained hemlock

17×26 fence 15 1/6

accesorys are sliding stop, box cutting jig, and removable blade insert for deck and fence.
I plan on making a 45deg triangle to on deck to make miters
and a hold done device

-- Do it right the first time. Becuase fixing it is a wast of time.


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GaryK

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posted 166 days ago

Pretty cool. I like the adjustable stop.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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David Harms

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posted 166 days ago

im needing to build one of these in the next few weekends.. some good ideas here to consider..
definitely like the idea of building “accessories” to fit it rather then making separate ‘sleds’ for each

thanks for the post.

-- David - Houston, Texas.

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Scott Bryan

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posted 166 days ago

Hi Partridge,

This is a nice sled. It looks like you are going to really accessorize this one.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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Woodshopfreak

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posted 166 days ago

I also like the adjustable stop. these things are invaluable to the shop. Great job.

-- Tyler, Illinois

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jjohn

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posted 166 days ago

Haven’t seen one made in this way. Like the design. The stop would really help.

-- JJohn

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Partridge

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posted 166 days ago

thankyou for the comments

-- Do it right the first time. Becuase fixing it is a wast of time.

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Ad Marketing Guy - Bill

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posted 166 days ago

Unique design – very nice function—-great idea the hardboard on top of the plywood! Got to do that makes a nicer top – thanks for the post.

-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ

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DaveH

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posted 165 days ago

Great! I like you idea for the adjustable stop. Do you have a plan for adding a stop for shorter cuts?

-- Dave Herron, Boise, ID -- “That which does not crash the browser, makes it stronger”

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douglbe

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posted 163 days ago

Very nice, I like the way you did the adjustable stop. I keep talking about building a sled, just have to take the time and get it done. Thanks for the post.

-- Doug, Cass City, Michigan

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Napaman

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posted 163 days ago

something I want to get to this summer…great job…

-- Matt, Napa, CA...177 days to sanity...

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