Crosscut Sled // Workshop Upgrade

I recently built a new crosscut sled for my tablesaw (much needed!) and in this video I share a couple techniques and how I'm using it on my current project. This isn't a "how to build a crosscut sled" video. I don't think we need another one of those, lol! But I'll have links to a couple other crosscut sled videos that I referenced when making mine. Scroll down for those.

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I used some t-slot tracks in this crosscut sled and I highly recommend putting some in yours if you decide to build one.

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For the most part I built this sled on my own, but I mentioned a 5-Cut Method for squaring up the fence. I referenced Jonathan Katz-Moses' video for for the formula for that:    • Ultra Square Medium Sized Crosscut Sled  

I also found Matt Cremona's video to be helpful:    • Simple Table Saw Crosscut Sled  

Thank you all for watching!

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