Simple Effective Cross Cut Sled
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Cross Cut Sleds are one of the best table saw jigs I know, and they're easy to make! Check it out!
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“Why are you talking like thaaaaattt”😂
Slidee theee slaaabb
Well someone had their Starbaaaahks this morning
Vocal fry
That is so true 😅😅😅😅
Me..
Grabs circular saw, runs alongside straight edge...and done
Exactly what I was thinking
You sound like Chris from Family Guy! 😂
Anyone else noticed the insane kick back when he was cutting the runner strips? Saw shot that piece straight back because only the cut off was being supported. A sacrificial push stick (out of wood instead of plastic) that could support the work piece all the way through the cut would have prevented this.
My dog barfed on the floor and it made my brother barf on the couch next to it
Maybe his fence isn't parallel to the blade
It was sped up. Don't think it was as intense as it may have looked
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@@ok-hd4so - True story
Making a cross cutting sled for my table saw was a game changer for me
Same here! There are all kinds of odd cuts it works perfectly for. Best of luck on your future builds and thanks for watching!
@@OneWayToMake thank you 😊
This is good but a circular saw with a cut off guide would work, as well.
That’s a great point, I made something like that and it works great, I some times worry I’m not getting a perfect 90 degree cut with it, but that’s a problem with the user not the jig. Thanks for the tip and for watching!
Nah... That's a job for a $1200 Festool track saw! 🤣
Agreed. I like cross cut sleds in combination with a stop block, for making many repeated cuts
I have a cross cut sled but this looks like a job for the tracksaw or a ciccular saw followed but by a few passes on the jointer
I love woodworking because there is more than one right answer. Like - a track saw would also work.
Please don't upgrade to a more powerful table saw until you learn how to safely use one. The piece between the fence and blade should be pushed past the blade to prevent kickback. Maybe its not so bad with the tiny saws, but a saw with enough horse power will make sure you don't make the same mistake twice.
Great video!
Thank you so much!
For this I need a track saw.
Uh, the cutting of the strips that sit in the miter slots was a big no no. They shouldn't be cut with the smaller width against the fence or else they'll kick back out at high speed like it did. If you have to do it this way, use a sacrificial push block to keep the end of the strip fully supported.
Thanks for the concern and advice, I totally agree a sacrificial push stick would have definitely been a smarter choice here. Kick back is no joke and we should always consider it while working. Thanks again for watching and for pointing that out!
Maybe if you had a bigger table saw you could do it without the slide. I had a contractor table saw for a while I just bit the bullet and got a hybrid table saw and I love it
Gracias buddy
De nada, amigo!
you can’t make a sled accountable by only attaching the back fence. You have to have a front fence as well even if it’s not square. Just to hold all the material together and accurate.
Just watch William Ng, he is the inventor of the 5 cut method I believe. Just a formula for getting a sled accurate to .001. But don’t really worry about it on a saw like this. Cast iron cabinet saws are a much better option for your efforts.
Work bench clamps and a cross cut saw.... Hand cut..... Cheaper and just as acturate
I'm curious about your vocal fry. Is it common in your region?
The male version of that Miley Cyrus meme.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Vocal fry diy asmr
If you need a crosscut sled for large crosscuts, then you need a track saw
Great point! I think it’s great to have both, either can do many of the same cuts but each has its own benefits. Thanks for watching!
@@OneWayToMake sorry yeah, fair point, repeat cuts are better on the sled!
Use the Pythagorean theorem and it will be better than the 5 cut method and uses much less wood as waste
I knew a guy who would always square using “the 3,4,5 method.” I told him,”you do realize that there’s an actual mathematical equation you can use to make the 12’x30’ deck you’re trying to square up a helluva lot more accurate, right?”
Paying just a tiny bit of attention in trigonometry will turn you into a god at the jobsite, jeez.
No dust extraction. Cannot look at this with so little attention being paid to the very basics of woodworking. Hope for a long and healthy life!
Think people missing the other point of the video he made it for a cutting a down a board but what’s beyond that for a sled? You can had a sled for repetition and multiple cuts of something. Yes their are different ways he could have gone about cutting what he had and y’all keyboard warriors going off and having tunnel vision and not thinking of the BENEFITS OF A SLED.
The first table saw cut with the fence is a accident waiting to happen.... I seen a guy break the fence on a Jet table saw cutting 1/4 ply, he luckily didn't get hurt.
Helpful tips but your vocal fry voice is too much for me. It’s like nails on a chalkboard
Use a L-fence instead.
Why not use a tracksaw
Why don't you just flip the table saw over and push it over the material?
Or you could use and I'm going out on a limb here, a hand saw.
"Too long for table saw" proceeds with how to cut on table saw
Come again ?
Uhhh... Two clamps and a good straight edge. Grab your circular saw and you're done in ten minutes tops.
Track saw
the ply you cut was longer than the sled...
Just buy a rail saw 👌🏻
That would work week for this cut too. I still like having one of these jigs though, they come in handy for all kinds of cuts. Thanks for watching!
Nothing wrong with that. But seems folks are too reliant on their power tools these days. Break out a hand saw and be done with it before you even found the wood for that jig.
Bro please learn how to safely cut with a table saw before you seriously hurt yourself. Remember, the off cut should not be against the fence. You can very easily cut that square edge on the panel with a normal hand saw or even a circular saw with a guide if you want to use power saws
bruh vocal fry is superannoying
I normally don’t bother with comments. But you have to remember that your target audience in this case are beginners. Your videos has a few no-nos. And there’s no way this video can help a beginner. You can’t possibly do what you set out to do in a short.
Did you just say that the piece is too big for your table saw and then you use your table saw? Do you not know what a table saw is? Cuz I'm pretty sure this entire video you're using a table saw
That’s a great question, yes I did say it was too big for the table saw, I made this sled so that I could cut larger pieces on the same table saw. This table saws fence only allows cuts up to 24” but with this sled I can safely make cuts up to around 40”. I hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
That voice!! Find somebody else please.
Jesus his voice has so much vocal fry
Just get a track saw 😑😑😑
Why do you croak at the end of your sentences? Speak properly man, project your voice properly, this is painful.
Simple? Simple would be to go buy a bigger table!
You sound like bill gates
Good job though
That’s good to know, I should be able to come up with a scheme to make millions off the similarity. I’m glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for checking it out!
@@OneWayToMake u rule dude
Good work but the voice makes me sick
Guys gotta be German
Nice try Seth rogan
Too long cir the table saw. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 people listen to 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Nice, you spent 3 hours making a cut that would take ten seconds with a track saw
I also spent 3 hours making a home made track saw and yes it also works great for cuts like this. This jig can do a few things slightly better, like ensure I get exactly 90 degrees and cut small pieces I can’t get a clamp on, but the track saw also does some things better then this sled. It’s always nice to have options! Thanks for watching!
Cross cut sleds are great for smaller cuts, not just larger cuts. They're considered a must have if you use a table saw of any size.
Also, track saws are still overpriced for the amount of use most DIYers would need them.
get a better table saw
It’s a pity you can’t handle a skill saw.