How to Make a Picture Frame Sled | This Improved Version is very Accurate
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2021
- I decided to make a dedicated picture frame sled for my small shop. I chose to make a sled based on the design by David Picciuto from the RUclips Channel Make Something. Most of the builds I've seen of this design are based on a large cabinet style table saw. My saw is very small so I had to adapt the design to work on my saw. This project did have some challenges but I feel that the end result is going to make great picture frames.
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Found aluminum t-bars on Amazon that should fit in my table saw tracks and hold the sled down. Thanks for the leftie tip too!
Thank you! I couldn’t find anybody else talking about offsetting the first cut on the corner of the aluminum square to be able to have a “true” zero reference with the markings. I was wondering about this exact thing!
I looked at a lot of sleds on RUclips. My opinion is that yours is the best so that is how I am going to build mine.
Great explanations. Another thing with mounting the long side to the left is that your ruler will measure in 1/16's. If you mount the long side to the right, it measures in 1/12's, which drives me nuts. Thanks.
Good job, like you my saw is small so I I needed this modification
I'm glad to see you have trouble, not "that" you had trouble.
My table saw is small too, and your workthroughs really helped. Thanks!!
Excellent video. Never give up and never surrender. I like your style. Keep up the good work.
I absolutely love it. I would like to make one just like yours
I'm not sure if your table saw has this or not, but my small/cheap Kobalt table saw actually has t-slots where the runners go. When I build my sled I fully intend to add something to the bottom of my runners to make them T shaped and "lock" them into the slots therefore eliminating the need for perfect weight distribution.
To add weight up front on your sled, just orientate the base to be square and not at a 45 deg angle. That will add weight up front. Still remove any excess wood on the back. Thanks for the video.
I was thinking about making the left hand rail extended on the front with wood and plywood so it will sit further in the track on that side but cut off all excess and keeping the rest set back like this design
Nice sled. Yeah, I ordered David P's plans and built mine. I've got a jobsite saw, so I know the limitations that you speak of. Made my first picture frame, last weekend, and it turned out great. Like the way you did yours.
very good as always my friend 💯💯💯👍❤️
you could of left the runners long in the front and added a little weight to them. My table saw does not have a super huge table either but it has T slots. My daughter is a artist and I recently started building the canvases frame and stretching them for her. I decided it might be nice to make some high end frames. I purchased some molding bits for the 3 hp router and am going to go all out. My hope is she can sell some rames with the art. She is a very talented artist. I like this build.
Just add an infeed removable small table to help you with the weight issue.
Add extra peice to saw table 2x4 or bigger
If you are off you get you will get a perfect 90 but you'll have one edge longer than the other.
good video
Maybe add some magnets into those forstner bit holes with hot glue to help hold the sled down?