Small Parts Crosscut Sled
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- In this DIY video, I’ll show you how to make a small parts crosscut sled. This mini crosscut sled is the perfect table saw sled for cutting small pieces. It has an adjustable stop block that rides on a T-track and also has a miter attachment. A must have woodworking jig in any woodshop.
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You are the best DIY teacher, thank you very much!
what a great job, so simple, so useful and so well explained
Now that's a well built sled...
Thank you! :)
there's a lot of videos on how to build a sled but yours gets to the point and keeps it simple. Like how you add the 45 degree option onto it. Well done and well presented!
Thanks! You're right though, tons of videos to pick from out there! A lot of them are huge sleds and I really wanted something compact for small cuts and really liked this design.
You presented this very well. I like how you addressed the small parts cutting safely. Thx
LOVE the idea of the PE runners!! Thank you
This sled is amazing, gonna be building that this week I think.
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing your work 👍🏾
Thank You
Love this idea. Best sled I've seen so far. I will be making this for my table saw. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍 Great work.
Simple and works like a charm. Building a cross cut sled as I type this (During a break of course) I like the t track addition. Well done!
Thank you for subscribing to my channel!
The miter jig is genius!!
Thank you!
Nice build, Marie! I like the addition of a miter attachment.
Thanks Bruce! Should be super useful to have.
Yes I like this, you explain very well.
Very excited to see a new video from you! Love your content, and this one was no exception. I’ve never been crazy about the idea of having a dedicated miter sled, and this is a fantastic solution to combine it with a standard crosscut sled. Thanks for the inspiration!
Than you, appreciate it!
You always make thing look so easy and you are great at explaining things... Thanks
Nice job.
Indeed a great build and I agree with Jonathan Popp about the build - I had so many bookmarks on cross cut sleds - glad I found this one.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! That's nice to hear!
Lots of practical content in an extremely well presented and made video. Thanks.
Thank you!
Well done and thanks for the free plan
Nicely done, Marie, you've come a long way with both your equipment and video quality and video editing. Thank you much, Ms. Handy Lady. ;-)
Thank you very much :-)
Great sled Marie. Another thing that's been on my 'to do' list for far too long.
It's been on my list for way too long as well! Decided to kick off 2019 on the right foot by checking this one off.
Parabéns pelo ensinamento....obrigado, robertson (Brasil)
Nice job. Good presentation!
Very convenient solution!
It's very useful in the shop! Thanks!
Excelente
Great video. I'll try this one tomorrow. Here's hoping it comes out as well as my poor copy of your flip top tool stand. Looking forward to whatever you tackle next.
That's great! Love that you're building along with me :)
Bravo Marie, c'est tres bien construit et presente!
Merci! Je suis bien heureuse du résultat. Super utile!
I'm almost finished building mine according to your specs in this video, and I must admit it looks really good. I just have to install the T-track (which I already have) and make the little stop block. Thank you for your inspiration and for sharing this project.
That's great! If you're on Instagram, feel free to send me a pic when it's finished so I can share on my feed! (Or be email). Good luck finishing the build :)
The miter attachment was pretty cool. I’ve had this same idea but hasn’t come up with a way to implement it. Good job 👍🏼
Thanks! I really like this version with the T-track in front of the fence, it opens up a world of possibilities for attachments.
SUPER DUPER HEAVY GROOVY WOW!!!!
Exellente cette vidéo. MERCI madame…
Un grand merci!!!
Excellent job!!
Thanks!
New saw, nice
I've had it now for just over 6 months and loving it every time I get to use it!
I am waiting for sawstop to come to sweden, looks like a great saw
Thank you.
My pleasure!
Nice video,thanks.
Thanks Keith!
Awesome job on sled I plan on making one myself tnx
Thanks! Enjoy the build :-)
Excellent video and process. I love your design process. Keep it Simple Stupid. Bless you for sharing and much success in your future.
Thank you! Glad you liked it and thanks for the positive feedback!
Nicely done!
Thank you!
Great build!
Thanks!
Nice build Marie love it.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks Barry!
Awesome build !
Thanks!
I watch this a couple of days ago but was in hurry here is the comment, great job, better job keeping simple than most are. keep going
Thanks, appreciate it!
Nice video. I really enjoy your videos over all and I learn a lot from them. Plus it's cool to see how your shop is always getting better and better!
I'm getting there one project at a time... Thank you!!
Muy genial!!
Thanks!
Une très belle réalisation et un outillage vraiment pratique. En conclusion un magnifique pouce bleu et en prime un abonnement. Tous mes vœux pour cette nouvelle année.
Merci beaucoup, Bonne Année!
very good video, nice sled!
Sensacional! Obrigado por compartilhar!
Bruno de Curitiba - Brasil.
Thank you!
Great video!
Thanks!
Very well done Miss Marie. I would have maybe taken a moment at the end to cut a small frame and put together to show the accuracy of the miter attachment. Very good video.
Thank you! And you're right, that would have been smart!
Very nice project! Sometimes you just need a small sled. I like the low profile fence for the t-track.
Is there any reason to cut the miter not into two pieces? Since you are always cutting at the front corner, it seems that you don't need to cut it all the way back.
I enjoy your videos. The pace is good. The attention to the useful details is good. The calmness is good.
Thank you so much! And great catch. I cut all the way through the miter attachment based on plans I was inspired by, but afterwards I had the same thought as you. I would recommend just cutting through the tip, that's all you need. And set up will be a lot easier every time you attach it.
Happy new year...good looking sled, I might just give it a go
Thanks Darren, happy New year! Perhaps make it your new year's resolution ;)
That's fricken' awesome
Thanks!
Bonne année! Vous avez fait un excellent travail à ce sujet. Je vais devoir en construire un pour moi-même. Continuez votre bon travail.
Merci beaucoup! Ça vaut la peine, promis!
Great work on the sled Friend! Thank you for sharing the video with us.👍😎JP
Many thanks JP!
Your very welcome Friend!😎
I really like that small parts holder. I made a number of small cuts the other day and use a pencil to hold them. Not the best. It worked but was a bit cringy.
This was a game changer for me. So much safer!
Perfect! I wish you good luck in new year and your work!
Thank you very much!
graet work!
Thanks!
Que genia que sos!! Lástima que no se inglés 😭😭
Just discovered your channel and loved this video - so clear and concise. I've downloaded the plans from your website to go ahead with the build. I'm curious, why do you use two different woods for the miter attachment? Update: Ahh, I now see the 1/4” layer was to allow for the overhang for the t-track. Finished my own sled today. Should be really useful! Thanks!
Thanks, glad the plans and the video came in handy!
Just found your channel. I'm impressed. I've just gotten into wood working. been building my own equipment for wood working. will be making your small sled real soon. question , how would you scale the miter attachment down smaller to accommodate large pieces of wood?
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying getting into woodworking. This sled is really designed for small parts, but if you want to cut miters on large pieces you could make the sled long front to back.
Хорошая работа,аккуратно. Молодец Мари!👌✊
Thank you!
@@DIYMontreal Мари,how very charming !!! 👌...надеюсь ,я правильно перевел с русского на английский?))))
Зровово! Молодец
Impressive as everything you do. Congratulations! Where do you usually get the te track???
Thank you so much! I get the Tracks on Amazon. There's a link to them in the video's description.
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Vital: thumb-saving box at the back!
Yep, totally agree! added at t=5m12s
Great video. One question that I have been thinking about: where do you get the red aluminum track? It does not appear to be from Rockler. Is it painted like those drawer knobs on your router table? I like the look of the red track!
OK, i found the link you posted for the track on Amazon! Thanks
Awesome, glad you found the link in description! Love those red T-tracks
Gut gearbeitet, haben Sie einen Plan zu diesem Video?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Aus Germany
I like your creativity.
disculpa, ¿que nombre tiene el riel de aluminio color rojo?
Thanks! I think you're asking about the red T-track... If so, there is a link in the videos description.
@@DIYMontreal It is true. I'm sorry i did not see it. thanks for video!
Recently found your channel. Love the content! You now have one more Sub! :)
Awesome, thank you!
Very neat!!! Beatiful accesories.
Thanks!
Good day. What kind of glue did you use when gluing plastic guides?
These T-tracks are aluminum. I like to use a glue called Weldbond that bonds to a variety of surfaces.
Where did you buy that yellow tape for the miter saw
I got them on Amazon, here's a link amzn.to/2H6jjGP
Did I understand that there is a link to your plan? I cannot find that. Help?
Made in Canada #RobinsonHeadScrews :-)
U don’t sound croissant ?
Just when I thought I had exhausted the list of reasons to hate Saw Stop and never buy one you give me another. Can't cut aluminum.
Nice job.
Thanks :)