Table Saw Sled. How To Make. Woodworking. 3 in 1 Workbench. Woodworking for beginners
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Table Saw Sled
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Crosscut Sled
One more function of my 3 in 1 workbench
Crosscut Sled for woodworking
In this playlist • Workshop ideas , full process how I built 3 in 1 workbench from simple table and some handguided tools. Walks through the construction process. A workbench is a great addition to any workshop or garage.
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Thank you for this demonstration. I love easy DIY tips and tricks which shows us how to make it ourselves. Thanks again.
Thank you too!
Omg best carpentry I've seen so far brilliant Michael. Jack in Ireland
Very good idea, minimizes the risk of accidents, congratulations, we accept new ideas !!!
I like the idea of having a crosscut sled that doesn't rely on the miter tracks, cuz my no name brand saw has sub-standard tracks and I can't use them. Also, your guide rail system might come in handy when I upgrade my main fence, where I can see just one fence and it rides along (left-right/side to side) guide rails using wheels set like this.
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Nice twist, Michael. I like the fact that you've circumvented all the pain of fitting runners into slots, and practically eliminated all friction. Which is more than I can say about my own sled. While operating a table saw from the side is a wise safety measure, I see no need to do so when working with a sled. If you place your workpiece where it belongs, that is (which is up against the rear fence, not the front fence). That would also eliminate the need for the front blade guard. You may be able to add a stop pin of some sort to avoid using clamps for that. And I hope you squared that back fence up off-camera ;-) But all in all a good show (although I'll admit I did fast forward a bit :-).
I had a mean, nasty comment about this video, yet I'm the one who watched it all, hoping it would yield fruit. I'm not going to be negative because you took your time to help people and making this video. For that, I give you credit. I will critique you by saying that having a planned, structured video will benefit all
If this is perfectly square, it's gotta be a miracle.
I can adjust the square at any time by the horizontal rollers furthest from the blade. (to right - positive angle, to left - negative) :)
Your multi table was already awesome adding the sliding sled is whip cream on top! Nice project.
Thanks a lot mate.
Good use of the closet door rollers! Now I know what I'm going to do with the rollers on the closet doors I picked up a couple weeks back. I also made a workbench today, then I happened on this video. I will have to make a similar set up. Thanks for the video and don't worry about all the negativity of some people ,you learn by doing not yapping your mouth.
+mc simmons Thanks mate!
Hahaha.. So silly of me ! I could not relate the videos until I saw the previous 3-in-1 table you just built appeared in this one ! LOL!! And for few seconds, I was thinking "Hey.. That's Mr. Paley's build! How did you get it !".. Only I realized after I saw that this was your extension of the previous one !
Yes! I am omnipresent. :)
Yes, you are indeed everywhere ( I love tautology..lol)
I could have made those two plywood struts in a fraction of the time and with a fraction of the effort, and they would have been perfectly square and a lot neater. Such a long journey. While the end result is admirable, I must admit I was expecting something more for such a long trip down the garden path.
Using drywall as a router template is one of the nuttiest ideas I've ever seen.
I give you an A for ingenuity. But then drop to a D for procedures, sequence use of tools and making it way more labor intensive than it should have been. Then again time and experience will make you much better down the road. Best of luck to you.
Thanks a lot!
Not the worst video I have watched, but definitely in the top 10
I had the same feeling. Probably a good sled, but not so much the video. I wanted verbiage, informing the viewer what is being done and why, then go into the how. I actually dozed off three times while viewing!
The tip with the drywall at the beginning is genius!
Thanks
Very Innovative - there are a lot of applications to your roller technique. Thanks for the video
Thanks, Lynn!
By sight I made a copy of your idea and used it to make my version of a sled. I made all my corners completely round so the head and foot boards look like wooden hotdogs. I don't shop at big box stores and my mom and pop shop didn't have the wheels you used so I made due with ball bearings and 1/4" bolts but it makes it easy to adjust sizes to repair any imperfections on my 90 degree angles on the front board. it was only off by 0.006 but even that minute imperfection could be fixed before I sawed out the line for the blade curf. your idea of the rails on the table instead of the sled is great. before I hade washers as wheels but the wheels were on the sled and they rode on the ends of the board and the table so even though it was a smooth glide and it worked OK I had to go by what the miter slide told me was a perfect right angle but it was off by 2 degrees and I know that's not much, but when you have to make the angles on anything with more than two angles it showed in the final product. with adjustable wheels and rails I could fix it before putting and good wood on to the table and that saves me money and time not having to make it over again. THANX for the idea:
your friend and "semi" student LOL
Father A. A. Gabriel
Fantastic sled.
Thanks mate!
I really hate the drywall boards. Could not believe it at first that you used it as template! But I like the result. Does not fit my table saw, but maybe I can use the idea on another jig. Cheers
Out of the line of fire for the operator. Nice.
Michael Great idea and very useful ..... I have learned and will use them .......Protect your DIGITS
Michael Paley, you are one bad mortorcycle. This was the best Crosscut sled that I ever saw. Superb video and craftmanship. Excellent work Michael. Exemplary job.
Thanks Dax!
I've never used dry wall as a pattern. Now I know why. I like the end result, but you made it last forever.
That's really thinking outside the box. Thank you for the video.
Thank you!
At 14:14, here's a tip. Counter-bore the hole first. Then, you can't miss the center.
Excellent.
Thank you
Your project was loaded with geat ideas.
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seems to be basically the same principle as a sliding table saw, without the bulk and expense of it. Great copy of that principal, less the potentially inherent inaccuracies or the guide system, at a glance.
very good
Cool - I like the tool box did))
I have seen this type of set up before! Thank you.
Wait now, what is this? Just joking, its mind blowing and looks like a blast to build! Good job 🏆
Excellent job and very interesting
Nice idea...new idea to ponder on.....thank you for sharing
You are welcome!
I love the sled idea that you have come up with using the sliding wheels that makes a lot of sense I have been working on something along the same lines but yours is better than mine but having your saw off to the right of the table I find a little awkward I like the concept of all the items on table but I will have to look at rearranging them to suit myself and Dad.
I have just finished making two mini sleds for Dads triton bench but I am going to dump the bench and rebuild something bigger and a lot more stabler than the triton bench I hate it as everything is all the wrong way for me okay if your a left handed but I am right handed and as such it's a pain to use as is since making my two mini sleds that has made using it so much easier😹😹😹
Thanks for the idea of the bench and the sled you made to go with it 🤗🤗
Usted de verdad que es un artista. Diseño muy efectivo y eficiente. Le felicito!!!
Gracias!
It might have worked better if the saw were mounted to the other end of the table, then you could stand between the rails. Push/pulling the sled gives you better control vs side slide which tends to rack/bind the sled. Another problem is the stock has no back up as the blade enters for the cut. Unless you counter this force you risk stock movement. With the fence behind the stock the sock is supported through the entire cut. Think of cutting lets say a 6 in X 6 in square in half. I doubt you would want to be standing on the far side of the sled with your hand trying to keep the blade from pushing the stock away from the fence. But you could do it safely if the fence was supporting the stock through the cut. Just a thought for safety sake. Thanks for sharing your hard work both on the project and the making of the video.
Thank you!
I noticed that and another issue is the guides being held with 1 screw each.. that system is easy to knock off kilter. its a great idea with a lot of set up for each use. with his all in one table I would set up the sled with the rails and make brackets for the guides on the table. or, to eliminate sawdust buildup under the table, replace with phenolic and make the sled guides just slip fit into the brackets. if you add holes for the suds collection to the top its almost perfect
Süper fikir bende aynı şekilde yapacağım teskler...
You could easily breakdown full size plywood sheets if you widen the space between the sled's fences and also increased the table length.
Uno de los mejores sistemas simples para una cierra circular de banco... exelente ya me pongo hacer la mia.
Gran trabajo, la dedicación es admirable. Resalta la importancia de la precisión. Gracias y saludos cordiales.
Gracias, lo intento.
Lazaro Hernandez
I love it! What a great Multi Tool.
hey
Very creative....well done. Thanks for sharing :-)
Thank you!
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I like that you do so much with so little!
Thank you!
Great Video, thanks for sharing!
Interesting build!
Wonderful work!
It's very good I lake that
Obrigado pelas aulas Michael 👍👏👏👏👏
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nice
Nice , getting out of the way of the dust blast of the blade, the music put me to sleep had to go back a couple times
Pure genius
Thanks
Ahhhhhhhhh. unbelievable
...FIVE ad breaks in a 20 minute video??!? RUclips is getting worse than basic cable...
TheMrBeaton I think it is not RUclips but the channel who decided to place 5 ads
That is probably the case. My statement was more a general observation than an designation of blame though.
The adds are how these You Tubers make money, you have to watch the adds. The sponsors keep track of the count for these guys in order to pay them.
How i get paid???
I make use of the mute button liberally. Can't force me to listen.
Gostei demais desse projeto. É bem diferente dos demais, principalmente porque o carrinho deslizante é feito de madeira.
186 people indicate that they do not like this video ??? :O
I can not believe how many vicious fools walk on this planet !!!
it's probably because that thy are never in they SHITY life, did not do anything useful to himself or for others !!!
greetings from Serbia, and BIG praise for your effort and work !!! ;)
Like it well done
darn good idea I like it
Hey Michael - very ingenious and unique design! I like the 3 wheels design - kind of like roller coaster wheels, right? :-)
Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your ideas and handiwork - well done!!
~Jim "Mr. Measure Twice" Marchetti
'A day without sawdust is like a day without... um,air to breathe!'
Thanks Jim!
above the blade, you can set a laser pointer (with point down) - so you'll see where is your saw when it is closed by plywood .. sorry for my english
Your English is great.
Not a bad idea, but where would you aim the laser? The initial contact point between the blade and the work piece varies with both the thickness of the workpiece and the height of the blade.
Don Layton b
I like the overall idea, it obviously works for you at the moment but I wonder how well it will work after a bit of use. Actually, I wonder how well it would work from day one. The general concept is good but I think a little more planning would have been beneficial. First of all a pine track, really? You might as well use balsa wood or cardboard for that matter. Also, I didn't see you square up the fences during the build and I can't see that you built in an adjustment system, these are both things that make all your work a waste of time. I can see that you're no schmuck around the workshop so I'm a little surprised that your design was as flawed as it is. I enjoyed your video nonetheless.
I would like to see how well it holds up to the 5cut square test. i love the design but it seems like there's a lot of room for deviation :/
great work
Thank you
Excelente
Thank you!
Very cool!
Thanks mate!
Thank you for all the work to prepare this video.
But..., ther should be a law for those who make unnecessarily loooong videos. Really.
Brian Fox 3 month ago
Thank you, Michael Paley, your video is terrific! It is particularly great for me (and, I am sure, lots of other similarly afflicted people) because I am deaf. An instructional video where all the information is graphic is a real boon! Please keep up the good work. Brian Fox, Dublin, Ireland
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DIY. How to do. 3 in 1 workbench. Router, Jig saw, Circular saw
Michael Paley 3 month ago
Thank you, I want that my videos have been clear to all in the world without language barriers or as in your case. Thanks a lot, Brian! Michael
brilliant smooth design!
Hi Michael, I made a plate of claws like the one you made, with plywood the threaded rods should have been of the diameter 10 and place them of the diameter 6, does not have much force of grip, since my winch is a diameter 33mm and you You made it for a drill, I dare not put it to work because I'm afraid that the piece of wood that you put in it will fly off, did you make it work to your claw plate ?? (Homemade Lathe Chuck, 4-jaw Lathe Chuck for Woodwork), anyway, it's an excellent job, and thanks for sharing it with all of us. Greetings from Barcelona
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In theory, I think this starts off clever, but I'm afraid it won't hold up over time. If the board is trying to run only on the rollers and isn't making solid contact with the table, what's to prevent warp issues from causing binding? (Perhaps this was addressed in a section of the video I skipped, but I can't imagine how this issue would be accounted for). If the board warps, this could become dangerous. And standing at the side of the table means you're introducing the stock to the blade with uneven pressure and (potentially) less control. This could become dangerous!
It's a creative project, but a traditional table sled will last much longer, and is much safer.
(In your next project, be sure to use proper wood glue, not craft glue)
Tim Foster
Ok- how to save 50 - 70% of the time to make.
-do not route right around the end plates- only the part that meets the base is critical. Just saw/jigsaw the rest. And ditch the template.
-cut both endplates together- halves the time
This whole project depends on the timber guide rails being straight, parallel and true- and staying that way. Good luck with that.
Leaving the guide rails on increases the size of the table (from a storage/space POV) considerably. I would just have a larger table! Taking them off when not it use would be v tedious.
Better to fit T guide into the table. Accurate, warp free, can also be used for clamping, guides, etc.
Bravissimo, geniale.
Thanks!
the table saws in Brazil are 10 x better then the USA even when they have a sled, the table saws have a end sled and it locks for a extended table, or pushes out of the way,
think I will build one, and show how,
excelente muy buen proyecto
Gracias!
Clever!
Thanks!
Seems like you took an already easy project to build such as a cross cut sled and made it ridiculously complected. I'm sure that after ready a few posts this is perfect for the "I don't really have anything to do so let make something up." crowd. You do great work, just not simple work.
I love the things you build. Simple and purposeful. But did I really just watch you drill a pilot hole before using the paddle bit? I’m a little lost on why you would do that.
Hola Michael, fabriqué un plato de garras como el que tu hiciste, con contrachapado las varillas roscadas tendrían que haber sido del diámetro 10 y las coloque del diámetro 6, no tiene mucha fuerza de agarre, ya que mi torno es un diámetro 33mm y tu lo fabricaste para taladro, no me e atrevido a ponerlo a trabajar porque tengo miedo que salga volando la pieza de madera que coloque en el, ¿¿tu lo has hecho trabajar a tu plato de garras?? (Homemade Lathe Chuck. 4-jaw Lathe Chuck for Woodwork), de todos modos, es un excelente trabajo, y gracias por compartirlo con todos nosotros. Un saludo desde Barcelona
I didn't take the risk too because large diametre, high speed and hardwood it's poisonous mixture ): so I used manual rotation and router for the bowl
I think plans for the pentagon were just starting as daunting
Geez !! I went online to check out the price of the rollers used in this project. To purchase & ship from Australia to UK were pennies under £50 for 1 pair of Left & Right hand Screen Rollers. Safe to say I won't be making this Sled.
awesome design. don't listen to the f-tards. i'm working on something similar except with v track. the only thing i would change with yours is putting metal plate over the wood where the rollers contact. Also, the screen door wheels will be fine in controlling all of the degrees of freedom except for the wheels supporting the downward force of the sled. i would use something a little more sturdy. You may want to look at garage door wheels/rollers. looks like it slides smooth as silk. that's what im trying to accomplish. nice work
Didn't see you square up the fence. That would be critical. Nice design, though it looks a bit awkward to manage from the side.
That is what I have also missed. How do you ensure fence is square to the blade?
Look up five cut table slaw sled method.
I think most know the 5 cut method but I didn't see him do that. Makes us all skeptical about squareness.
How do the rollers hold up to sawdust/wood chips on the rails? Do they just plow through, or go up and over? I was thinking of something similar to this using roller blade wheels (can pick those up for free or next to nothing at yard sales).
This is a plan I couldn’t find in Woody Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible. But there’s something very similar to it if you google his name, you’ll see…
This is clever ;-)
The sled I made wood have come out a lot better had I watched this first. I made some mistakes, but at least it made for a good RUclips video for my channel.
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Thanks again for the video, Michael.
You are welcome! Look at my new vid ruclips.net/video/AEs7vjw8FIY/видео.html
Please tell me about the built-in jig saw table. How is that constructed? Do you have a video on that? Thanks.
Hi, here is all about my workbench - ruclips.net/p/PLGvFNyswv-g9pQ52i1T4vcqP7L1yBkiSU. Thank you.
Thanks. One more question. Is the blade stable when cutting somewhat tight curves? In other words, does it stay perpendicular to the table in these situations? Thanks. Nice work, by the way.
Okay but i have serious doubts about it's accuracy . Juat how square does it actually cut ?
I had them wheel on an Ice Cream cooler and they get of dirt and wore out and replacing them to ball bearing don't help neither due to keep them lubed and on wood would be even worse :(. try metal on metal slider ,,,like and female tracks?
Also, why would any one make accurate marks only to make hand drawn lines, and cut same, that are as curly as a pig's tail.
Pigs have no tail
I have a question, is that the same circular saw you are using from the first time you made the Table bench, the blade looks bigger to me... Nice videos..
Penso che sia molto laborioso. Secondo me si può realizzare in maniera più semplice. Ciao.
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That was a lot of material & time to use just one perfect saw blade for the correct kerf cut, which was your best choice?
I've chosen the biggest suitable for my 200mm circular saw so it was IRWIN 210mm 40T blade. www.bunnings.com.au/irwin-210mm-40t-marathon-circular-saw-blade_p6370772
Narration would be awesome
...and no music would be even better!
You really need to do your layouts with a square. Faster and more accurate.
Estimado: Excelente todos tus proyectos. Planos de los mismo tenes disponible? Saludos cordiales.
MANTAB
wouldn't those plastic wheels wear out and throw your off straight passes after a while?
yes
And probably wear grooves in the soft pine.
I'm 1/3 of the way through the video and where you're going with this is still a mystery to me. Key words in the title got me...but why not talk through the process or insert onscreen text instead of a music-only soundtrack that adds zero? You haven't shown me a worthwhile thing...sorry, you did...I like the jigsaw in the table concept.
Sorry mate! This video is one of my videos about "3 in 1". Here is the first ruclips.net/video/Cry-KmUS6cs/видео.html
I would love to see a video on how you made the table..... How did you get the jig saw underneath to raise up and down?
ruclips.net/video/Cry-KmUS6cs/видео.html
The description says "full process how I built 3 in 1 workbench from simple table and some handguided tools" yet all I saw was building a sled. Where is that video ?
The sled seems way over complicated, though I bet it slides & works great based on those rollers and the use of good ply.
ruclips.net/p/PLGvFNyswv-g9pQ52i1T4vcqP7L1yBkiSU