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How to Use a Table Saw Cross Cut Sled
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2017
- Leah demonstrates how to use a cross cut sled on a table saw to make safe, precise cross cuts and miter cuts.
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you are best at explaining and teaching,,,its a shame the teachers in our schools today don't have your ability or personality,,,thank you again,,,i just ordered me this sled,,,
High school shop classes taught me so much. Wood working, Welding, working with sheet metal, auto shop taught me how to do brakes, overhaul an engine etc.. I just feel like every kid is not geared for college and these classes will get the ones who aren't ready or who will never be ready for college, a chance to make a good living. And do something other than making coffee or fast food for a living.
I'd like to see an electricians program, carpentry, plumber or iron workers program in high schools. We'd really be onto something as a country then.
Anyway, I love your vids and am glad to be a subscriber. Thank you for your time making them!
I agree. We like to say in the trades that apprenticeships are the other 4 year degree, the difference being, you get paid a living wage as you learn.
I'd only take issue with your terms: "... never be ready for college". Better might be: "... do not have the need or desire for traditional college". I don't like the way modern society tries to shame every one who does not want to go to college. It really is not for everyone.
Wyatt's dad great idea, i took woodshop in 8th grade and it was awesome for the tools we were trusted to use. Highschool had autoshop and woodshop. Welding would've been awesome. But as you said plumbing, carpenters class would be great. My school did offer a culinary program which i took for one weekend and said eh but years later at 30 years old i love cooking and go to culinary school. If i had only found that love then id be set. The only problem i see with these programs is most kids see these elective classes as a kick back no homework class.
Wyatt's dad i took two semesters of autoshop and unfortunately we had most days of class and a few days shop and the teacher demo how to change calipers and while he told us bring your cars in to work on you either worked on your car, washed your car and it seemed like the teacher was using students to do slave work on his 67 convertable camero, with engine pulled students were cleaning and sanding the engine bay and prepping for paint etc. if you had no vehicle he would often times make you wash his surburban if you weren't doing anything. I wish he did a live demo on how to. I had a 72 ranchero and needed to change my starter and he would take an interest but for the most part kids brougjt their cars in and sat it em listening to music till class was done
mixwell1983- we had really good shop teachers at my school. I have never forgotten any of them. My other teachers were good too but they didn't make the impact on me that my shop teachers did. I'm lucky to have grown up when I did I guess. I've worked in construction most of my working career and still am today. It's a good feeling to be able to make a living with my knowledge of construction. I've ran a successful business of my own for several years now. I wasn't one of the kids that was geared for college right out of school, but I make a decent living because of the things I can do with my tools. ;)
Leah. I knew what a crosscut sled is. I just wanted you to know how I love the way you explain things. I wish you were my school teacher. I would of done better in school. Keep up the great work. :)
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I've been doing woodworking since 1982, but I always love watching your videos, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for commenting Lee
I hope one day the school systems being back shop classes. You have a gift of teaching, and patience.
I agree they need to bring back shop. It is certainly where I got my start and it didn't hurt that I had a great shop teacher.
Three things. 1) Awesome video. 2) Love the new do. 3) How you store your clamps on your wall is very awesome.
thanks, Jon, I appreciate it! :)
Great demo of this Rockler sled. I don't have one and now I see I need one. Security is a feeling I need when I run my table saw.
This would be the accessory that could give me that confidence and a great angle cur as well. Thank you!
you're very welcome, Carol!
Thanks Leah, I like watching your videos because they are easy to under stand.
Thank you Miguel
Hi Leah,is 2020 and I'm still amazed with your videos,I hope you are doing well😉
I didn't know they made these. thanks Leah!!!
Hi Chris, you're very welcome! Hope you are having a good weekend
Can't say it enough, love every video. You make it so easy to follow and understand. Great addition.
thanks!
Leah, you are a class act.
thank you, Susan!
It’s great how you are descriptive and right down to the point. If there were more people like you.
Had no idea they made these. BTW your channel is very helpful. My husband passed and I inherited his workshop and am just learning how to use everything he had!
Sorry for your loss. I'm glad to hear however, that our channel is helpful.
Your explainations and videos are always so well done and easy to follow. Plus I love your voice and the encouraging message at the end. Thank you!
thanks Megan
That's a very useful tool, Leah. I built a crosscut sled like that for large pieces of wood, but it isn't capable of cutting angles. The Rockler one looks sweet. Thanks for the video!
you're welcome, Fran, glad you liked it!
As a professional wood maker I really enjoy your videos! Great job!
thanks!
You need your own tv show.
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Good video Leah....well explained. (Hi from Australia)
You rock,you explain things without being overly dramatic so a weekend woodworker would understand.
thank you, I really appreciate that, as that is my intent
Great job Leah
thanks, Allan!
Leah I like the way you Explain things. now show some of your followers how to set up the slid using the " 5 cut Method"
It works very good.
thank you Mister Jack.
the 5 cut method is fine when building a sled from scratch
Great vid! You should have your own television show!
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This woman knows more then most men much respect
Awesome Leah. Thank you..
you're welcome, John, and thanks for commenting!
I actually did not know about that. another great video! I hope that device will work on my Bosch table saw.
It's not intended for a portable table saw.
seejanedrill awww ok
Love your teaching style.
thanks!
Well-explained.
Awesome as always thanks!
you're welcome, Holly, and thanks!
Thank you Leah! I love ur videos.
Thank you. I did it. 🙏 नमस्ते. 🙏 Namaste. 🙏
love to watch your tips!
thanks, Sherry!
Rockler needs to sponsor you. I looked at one of these on Amazon and decided not to buy one. Looked too small. After watching your video I realize what an asset it would be to my shop. Just bought one. Thanks Leah!
Thanks Leah
you're welcome, Jay!
Learned something new, thanks again Leah!
Fab video thanx for sharing it with us
you're welcome, Joanna, and thanks!
I didn't know about that tool and I worked for the prison system here in Arkansas and watched how the furniture produced was made by the inmates. They have many special tools, but never saw that tool being used. I am glad to see it, but can't see how I would need it now that I'm retired.
Hi, Sidney, thanks for writing. I hope you're having a good weekend!
Made my own,not as nice as the Rockler but it suits my needs.Nice vid
Yep, many people build their own. It certainly is an option.
Love your videos. Keep doing what you do and when you come to MD, you;re hired.
Thanks for shar'in, and i like the analogy "miter gauge on steroids", lol! It's a great tool. Laurie Sue.
Thank you! Loved the information!
you're welcome, and thanks for commenting!
Leah I know this video is a few years old...but they have the sled on sale at rockler...my question is do you still like the sled and have you had any trouble with it...and would you buy it again
Señora no le entendí casi nada pero me encantó su sierra de banco..💪👍👏👏👏
leah honey you have a god given talent as a instructor,,,i only wish I had you in school teaching me,,,i would be alot smarter,,lol,,and about the sled,,i think im going to buy it,,,,
Great sled. I have one coming but unfortunately, Rockler has a 1.5 month waiting list on them so I have to keep waiting. They say they will be available again sometime in mid April.
Thank you leah! You're awesome!!
How can you make repeatable cuts with this jig if there is no support or fence on the right side of the blade?
Can't quite tell from the vid,is the degree marker on top of the sled flush with the sled top.If not it would lift your work slightly creating a bevel.I'm sure it's flush Rockler wouldn't have missed that.
It's on top.
Perfect
PRETTY COOL
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Thank You!
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Thanks for your channel!
I have a question about your French cleats. I've seen some like yours that the wall cleat is wide, and others where its only about 3-4 inches. Is there a difference? One size better? I'm looking to put some up. Appreciate the help!!!
I agree with qtipmotha. You should have your own TV Show.
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Neat tool but for your demo piece of wood couldnt you use a miter saw? I imagine this shines on larger pieces like plywood etc?
you know, it was a demo, so I just grabbed a piece of wood that I had in the shop
That's a pretty fancy sled. I can't remember the last time I saw a factory made cross cut sled. All the ones I've ever seen were home made.
Yeah, they're fairly simple to make but easier to purchase LOL
Where did u find the gauge?
You're wonderful!
Keep it up!! :D
thanks!
hey Leah
hey roman
Awesome tool that I will be buying real soon. hahahaha
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You Rock!
Cool..
thanks!
I can see how a person with a table saw would like that.
Hey Linda, how's it going?
Yeah that thing is WAY TOO EXPENSIVE ENOUGH!!!!!! $149!!!!!!!!! I agree it's nice but for that I could buy a new car😀😁😂😆 But seriously doesn't that seem steep for something you can build with a computer printed protractor. I need a more accurate miter cross cut sled but I'd rather buy that new car that I can push off to crank.