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I have one. Still to use it but that is not on the tool. The jig is VERY HIGH quality and looks promising. I think there is value in anything that helps me make a square cut. In woodworking square cuts imho are the hardest and most expensive over time. For many reasons.

Hi can you give more info about all the tools (table saws) you have used ?

Might i suggest, claim your Instagram, Facebook, etc usernames, just incase you become famous you don't have to worry about buying them off of other users, aka scrapers. Also love that you know a little thing or two about tech *wink*

Liked and sub, Great content, just a small advice, maybe lower the music when you speak as the guitar goes over your voice a little sometimes. Asides from that, love watching your video ! Keep up the great work !

I have one. It's well worth the money.

I mean if you look at aftermarket sleds they are well above 140$.

I love the grain on that slab, especially after finishing

a note that youll thank me for the rest of your life... buy a full sized mousepad that covers your entire desktop. you're welcome

Personally, I distrust other UA-camrs' recommendations, let alone the products they make. Of course, there might be exceptions. Nice video and an interesting project. I'd love a desk like that for myself 🙂

What are the approximate dimensions please??? I've got to try it. I envision a small scale train layout in there!!

Absolute waste of money when you can achieve the same or better accuracy using other methods mentioned above eg framing square and placing a long, thin, snug fitting shim in the kerf

You got any videos of the other wyrmwood items you’ve made?

Get cheap plastic blinds, cut strings and you have perfect runners for laying Formica

How do you put stuff in there to display?

Drawers are nice for overfill like extra sandpaper, screws etc.

Glue doesn't work on prefinished plywood

Too expensive.

$140? JKM is just taking advantage of his fanbase now. All too common with big time influencers.

Thought I was watching an early version km video. 😮

One mistake. You need to measure from the pivot point to the other end of the fence. This gives you the error rate across the entire width of the sled.

you wanna sell yours since you made your sled?

I bought one and love it

That's a GREAT tool. However, how many times in your life will you use it?? Perhaps you could sell it to a WW club, recover your $140 and the club can rent it to anyone making a crosscut sled for about $25.00 6X and they are home free.

Remember this tool can also be used to square a miter saw fence or even help to get a tracksaw fence square to a cut

FWIW I use hard board for the surfaces in my shop. Screw it down counter sunk. When its trashed beyond saving, burn pile.

First time I've ever heard "cheaper" and "walnut" used in the same sentence.

Too much money for a nearly one use project. I just dropped a 1/8" piece of plexi. into the kerf and used a square or triangle to set up the fence. And that's good enough !

It’s not only one purpose although I haven’t figured out too many uses - one I did use it for was squaring my mitre saw fence. JKM also mentioned squaring up a track saw track which I haven’t figured out what he meant yet. Anyway it does make it much faster to get your crosscut fence dead on balls accurate (it’s an industry term)

what size are the magnets?

Sorry, but IMO KM charges too much for these tools. Perhaps he is channeling his inner Wood Pecker or TSO persona. ?

I just finished using my jig square. It's a joke. My framing square would have been closer. ua-cam.com/video/qSreetTMVe8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/NRHhAhKtJPk/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/UsrMCuQCM9c/v-deo.html

Hey, can we get a video on that tape you’re using? I’ve seen it around but would love to know what you think.

Yeah not worth it…… I should buy one and rent it out lol

Would like to get one but it’s 3 month wait with my money….

If you can't find one, like you live in Mombasa, or Canada, just run the sled base (ply and two runners) through the saw, cutting the ply base in half. Then choose one side and align the fence with a square to the side of the kerf. If people think that won't work, I don't know why there is such a market in Woodpecker squares... Once you have one runner, ply base and fence aligned the second half of the base, (ply and one runner) doesn't have anywhere else to go other than perfect.

Fantastic job! Great video!

Where did you get those magenates? I cant seem to find any good options

Did you add a 45 degree bevel to the same sled?

A uni-tool for $140 and you then still have to calculate and adjust? Maybe buy a Starrett precision square so you could make the sled and use the square on other projects. Just my 2 cents.

I like the realism in your project; you wanted to finish it three months earlier than you did. It's more relatable as I'm just finishing a shed I started building a year and a half ago. Nice job, I like the finished product and appreciate getting to see how you correct mistakes.

Thank you for testing out the Jig Square and sharing the building of your crosscut sled 🛷.

By clamping a scrap to mitersaw or similar saws. You can set fences square. And making special jigs. I could see it as a huge time saver. Allowing me to even make one-time or experimental jigs quickly .

It seems more than accurate enough for woodworking. Is it worth its cost? Everyone will have a different answer to that. I guess factors include how often will it be used for any calibration? How tight is money for me at this time? I have bought one - but haven’t got it yet because it’s my calculation for me that I can justify the cost. To me. Over the last 45 years, I have bought many tools, many “you can’t live without this” items. In some ways, the bigger the hype, the more useless the article. I’ve given away most of my unforgivable purchases but there are a few that I keep so that I can remind myself that a fool and his money are soon parted - and also I’d be ashamed to admit to another I had bought it. I don’t put Katz Moses in this category at all. I think he designs very accurate tools and chooses his manufacturer (Hongdui?) carefully to ensure quality. So, the quality of the piece is not a factor for me. Whether it is value for money seems quite individual

I wouldn’t mind buying this tool absolutely a great invention but I can’t see that kind of purchase for a couple time uses for the most part! Thanks for sharing my friend looks nice! I’ve definitely thought about it of course more than a couple times lol! Decisions 😂

I come from a machinist background. I know that woodworking does not require the same level of accuracy, But I will say this. When dialing in my table saw, look to approach that level of accuracy, Why? Because your tool works a lot smoother the more accurate it is. My cheap Rigid contractor table saw cuts like butter because it is dialed in so well. Point being.....while that kind of accuracy is not mandatory, things go a lot smoother the more accurate you are. There is value in that. And sleds while not too expensive to build....the ability to build them quick and VERY accurate and to be reliable for their accuracy....for me there is value in that. Will eventually probably get that tool just for those reasons.

Time is money... bought this thing at first sight! Can't wait to get it.

Why would you build a sled with the kerf already cut? With two separate pieces of plywood for the base, rather than raising the blade through it once you have runners and the formica top in place?

It’s one of those jigs if you belonged to a woodworking club or had a few guys close by that could buy it together it would be worth buying otherwise the price point doesn’t seem sensible to me.

A tip I've seen for dovetail bits: If you have a straight bit the same or less than the width of the thinnest part of the dovetail, you can make multiple passes as needed with that until your desired depth. Afterwards, go back with your dovetail bit at the desired depth and it will only need to cut the sides

if I understand well, you used a 140$ tool to build a 20$ sled... and that is the only thing you can build with it. Hope you make a lot of money with your woodworking products.