Another great video. I always love how you use plan English to explain the processes and the way you show your try and errors. Keep it up please. X

I was planning to make a new table saw sled, and decided to look for a video while eating lunch, not expecting to learn anything. I have to say I’m impressed with this video! The method to square the back fence is one I have not seen before, and I’m sure it will lead to a squarer sled than I would have had. I also like the super glue method to hold the rails in place until the sled can be flipped and the rails properly attached. Thank you for making this!

Head over to get the FREE plans: fixthisbuildthat.com/tablesawsledplans And don't forget to SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/FTBT-youtube

@jamespeluso2179

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone? Just making sure of depth of my table top is only 21 inches, it’s ok to have a sled depth of 24 inches

@ZER0MPH

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for these free plans! I am fairly new to woodworking and wanted a workhorse table saw sled. This build will be a challenge for me but I am excited to get started and now have workable plans. And with your video I think I can get it done. Cudos!

I just finished building this a few days ago. Man, I'm so happy I did. This thing is going to get so much use. It's making life so much easier. The plans were awesome, so thanks for that! The only thing I'm thinking of now is how to insert more tracks on the sled for adding jigs like a miter jig.

Made this sled, works perfectly. Makes cutting so much quicker. Cheers.

I've recently watched 5 million videos about making crosscut sleds. This one is the best! Thanks a lot. (I'm modifying mine to use the katzmoses stop block method though.)

@camofpv

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve watched 5.5 million videos 😜

@lambornpeter3922

Жыл бұрын

@@camofpv Oh yeah? I've watched 5.7 million!

@user-hh7fo3iq6h

3 ай бұрын

Where did you find the time to watch 5 million videos? How old are you?

I have made a crosscut sled before but its not all that great. This one looks like a winner to me. Thanks for sharing your plans. I have been watching your videos for a few months and learning different techniques from you. Thanks again.

I built one of these for my new cabinet saw and it is awesome. I can't wait to put it to use on some pending projects. Thanks again!

Great video Brad! Planning to make one this weekend appreciate all your contributions to the woodworking community

I never built a Jig before and watching you video and with your plans made this cross cut jig even with the T track and stop block. Used it this weekend to make 4 cutting boards worked like a champ. Thanks

I never knew about a sled for table saws till today! Thank you so much for the great video and the insightful explanation!

Thanks man! I made the sled and it works perfectly. Best design out there in my opinion. It is a game changer and I should have done this years ago.

I downed loaded your plans today. THANK YOU for the easy design and free plans. I’ve been meaning to make a sled for a long time and your video and free plans gave me the motivation to finally get it done.

Finished mine tonight! Thanks a lot, great design. I got lucky and nailed the angle the first time, though, so no need for feeler gauge!

Well, compared to all the other tutorials on YT this build came with the least amount of therapy, so I'm going with your design. Cheers brother

Awesome video. Refreshing to see someone use blocks and guides while cutting on the table saw to protect the fingers... safety first!

Thank you so much for explaining which direction to move the fence when adjusting to get it square to the blade. A lot of videos I’ve seen seem to skip this very important detail.

Really appreciating the "or you could do it this way if you don't have this fancy tool" asides.

Very good and comprehensive plan to build a simple table saw crosscut sled. Thank you!

Thanks Fred very much appreciated, will build your sled tomorrow, your links are very helpful. All the very best over there. Hope you are all well.

I am in love with your shop!!! Amazing video and great explanating, lol. Can't wait to acquire a shop like yours! Keep your thumbs and stay safe.

Just bought a new table saw and this will be my first build with it!

Your information is appreciated. Thank you

Just a tip that came to me while building this sled... In order to assist with "squaring" the back fence with the blade, place a couple LARGE flat washers (spread out as far as possible) in the initial saw cut and butt your square up against these flat washers that are sticking up out of the initial saw cut. Then squaring the back fence is actually pretty precise.

@richardulin7535

Жыл бұрын

Would this be any different than raising the blade and using the square against it?

@jayj4ysmith

Жыл бұрын

Would be nice to see this in a video. Kinda hard to picture what your saying to do.

@bobthomas8342

Жыл бұрын

@@jayj4ysmith He's saying instead of trying to align the square with the saw cut by eye, have something flat sticking up out of the cut line to butt your square up against.

@noynayru

Жыл бұрын

what?

@valdiadams5787

Жыл бұрын

@@bobthomas8342 not an english native speaker, so still hard to understand. Should washer be placed under square end that is placed on the side of blade? Is that the idea?

This video is incredible. The step by step instructions and correcting the tiny error with that 5 cut process was great! Thank you for showing that.

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

It's a great technique William NG shared with us!

I love the last part the safety block, Great idea

I love your workshop. A lot of great woodworking machines.

Thank you for making this. I used your video for guidance in making my first sled and it worked out beautifully. Your technique for truing the fence was really helpful, it came out more precise than I thought it would!

@justinwilkins7897

Жыл бұрын

Woodworkingg

Super easy demo to follow. I will be using your sled. Thanks for the free plans! ;)

Hey man your videos are great. I just built this table sled and it came out perfectly. Thanks for the amazing video and the printable plans.

Thank you. This looks great and I appreciate the free plans! I’ll next be looking at buying your flip top design for my planer and something TBD.

This video was extremely succinct and helpful. Thank you!

Just completed new sled. My old one was not quite square. I did my initial placing of the back fence using my igaging engineer's square and then did the five cuts to check for square and found that I was only .009" out and dividing by four comes out to .00225" deviation from square. I was amazed to see the measurement and redid the cuts with essentially the same result. After doing just a tiny bit of basic math, I quickly decided to put in the rest of the screws and call it done. Thank you for the great video. Please, keep'em coming.

Looks like a great Saturday project. Nice job. Thanks for free plans!!

Thanks for the plans...I'm looking forward to making this!

Nice sled...and of course with that kind of tools everything looks “simple”!😉

Lovely gift. Actually after printing your plans I get to appreciate your job a lot more. Long time subscriber. Thank you.

Great vid. Clear and uncomplicated project. Thanks for the plans.

Thanks Fred for a great video and easy to follow directions also thanks for the free plan, made a small sled now i am going to make yours, thanks and keep the videos coming, its really a nice sled.

I know this is a video from 2 years ago but I just made adjustments to my original sled to make yours! Thanks!

Really appreciate all your videos. Made my own Ted the Sled today!

This is the saw table I wish to see the best. Thank you so much! I will follow to get it.

A very well thought out design and great instructional pace! Thank you.

Great explanation of how to build a sled and I will be building this, thanks!

I was making some fixtures for my french cleat wall. I was cutting small squares on my table saw. I got really bad kick back, the piece of wood flew across my shop and punctured a huge crack in a can of CA glue activator, spraying all over the place. So, now I'm here! Thank you for the simple functional design and video. This will be my project for the day.

Thanks for the video and the plans. Keep fixing and building! Great work bro!!

Hey man, great video. Thanks for putting it up. I am in the process of building one of these and your explanation of everything has been great.

Great TS sled! I always enjoy your videos. Thanks

Dude, Great design! This has me re thinking my plan completely!

Thank you soon much. Can’t wait to build this sled

This is perfect for what I need to do. Thanks.

Lots of techniques and tips in this well made video. Thanks

Excellent sled!!!! I just ordered t track and have left over...Building my own sled today...Thanks again for sharing..Cheers Jeff

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, Jeff! Hope it turned out well

Thanks for the free plan. I purchased and built the flip top station plans a while ago.

Nice Job Brad! Easy to follow. Really liked your method.

Just finished mine tonight, looks n feels awesome

As a long-time woodworker, this might be my favorite channel ever...and yes, I just finished building this...would upload pics if YT would allow it!

@jecicapavia5800

3 жыл бұрын

I didn`t intend to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. It never disappointed me in my wish to acquire more information about the art of wood working. Many topics were covered, including everything from wood types to developing your workshop.?

You da man! Awesome. Thanks.

This is a great speed. Thank you for the video and the plans.

This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks very much

Thanks for the plans. Regards from Panama City Panama

A work of art

Great work. Thank you for sharing the plans.

Thanks, this is awesome and the sled I'm going to build.

Thanks you so much for this great idea...you made it look very simple to make.

excellent presentation... thanks and God Bless !

Welcome to the family, Fred!

Excellent instructions for us beginners

Great tutorial! Best sled design I've seen. And thanks for no annoying music, barking dogs or screaming children.

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

I make up for it with the bad jokes :)

Thank you for sharing.Nice video

Great build and great tip on the 5 cut method for hitting your mark! Thanks for sharing Brad!

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Casey! Figured it's a lot easier than doing all the rest of that work.

This will be my next project for my shop, thank you to sharing you plan!

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Thank you for your entertaining instruction.

wow! well done mate! thank you for sharing the video and great job!

Thanks!

Thank you for everything! I follow your job!

This has been on my todo list for far too long, thanks for the reminder 👌

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

You can knock it out in an evening!

@SillyHerpFamily

5 жыл бұрын

LOL! Same here...I was supposed to make something like this last year...I like this design though. Great video

thank you. I will try this tomorrow.

Awesome video!

Thanks so much for making this video. Great simple design!

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Mark!

Just saw your video. Nice job. Kept it simple. I appreciate the free plans. Just downloaded them. Going to give it a try. Really wanted a sled. Thanks

Thank you, I like the way you do your videos. I'm off to make a Fred Sled, thanks for the links!

Nice vid & nice build. I like your simplified 5-cut process. Thanks for the plans!

Thanks for the free plans.

That's awesome

Excellent video and I will try at home. Thanks

"Simple" LOL Thanks for this!

Very impressive.

Finished this up today. Was 0.40 off on the square test, so I needed a 0.1 feeler gauge.... no such luck......experimented around and found that a strip of 100 grit sandpaper was just about right. Made the modification and voila.....the next test came out perfect! I also added some T-track for hold downs inside the sled.

This is the year I finally build one. Thanks for the inspiration.

@Fixthisbuildthat

5 жыл бұрын

How about this weekend! Git er done!

Time to make this cause my current one was my first and it has been nice but it’s time for it to serve other purposes lol. Thank you for the nice and simple video and plans!

I’m so glad you kept it simple 😅

Thanks for the free plans man! Cooler thing is that I discovered there's a Woodcraft store about 40 mins from me! So I'm pumped about that too

So satisfying omg 🙂🙂

after the first 3 minutes, there are some advance things going on and with fancy equipment which I don't own. But I try this to do this with what I got. Thanks for sharing.

@alexk6745

3 жыл бұрын

pretty simple sled. but if I have just table saw, hummer & screwdriver I'm screwed to make this simple. I do not have a single clump & the glue. But I have many many screws worth of $800.

@Ghust2

3 жыл бұрын

​@@alexk6745 You don't have to use ply to make the fence though. You could use a piece of 4x8". The most important thing about the sled is that it's square, all the rest are nice to haves.

@wilmeryoder9454

2 жыл бұрын

I will make this. but add a dust port into the safety block. Thanks

What a great video. I can't wait to make this.

Thank you so much for this video and plans

I just completed the sled according to your free plans and video. I generally don't subscribe, but I will to you because your plans and video showed me exactly what I needed for this project. I now have confidence that any projects you offer would be something I could do. I'm very capable, but needed the detail you provided. The sled looks just like yours and now is a useful and prized tool. The printed plans were beside me all the way thru as I built it. A number of times, I returned to view your video after muttering: "How did he do that again?" Thank you so much for taking time to explain and show in the video exactly what you did. I wish you continued success.

@Fixthisbuildthat

3 жыл бұрын

Glad they worked out well for you! Enjoy the sled

I like the idea of the safety block. I saw another sled that the backstop was a couple inches higher and there were two hand holes cut into it on each side of the blade.

that sled looks Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger! Thanks for the great vid and free plans!