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74 - Mini Cross Cut Sled & Jobsite Saw Sled
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2018
- 74 - Mini Cross-Cut Sled
Get detailed 3D plans here: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
I’ve set up the plans for this project with an optional payment. If you want, you can have them for free. Just use the Discount Code: MINISLED at checkout. It will reduce the price to $0.00.
On the other hand, you can choose to pay. If you think the channel has helped you out, and you would like to help support the channel, then you can skip the discount code and pay $2.99 for the plans. This would help us to make more video content. It’s not a whole lot of money, and the plans are high quality.
I have some ideas that I’d really like to teach, like cabinetry for example, but it’s cost prohibitive for me to buy the materials.
We do make some money on UA-cam with the revenue from videos, but it’s surprisingly little, and doesn’t even come close to covering our materials, & electricity costs for the videos.
I thought we might try this out and see how it works. We certainly don’t mind if everyone gets them for free. We will be just as happy and continue making videos, because we really love to do it. But perhaps this can be an option for people to help contribute to the growth of the channel.
Info on the sled:
This sled is ideal for small parts. There are very few safe ways to cut little pieces safely in a woodshop. With a jig like this, it is much safer.
This is also the IDEAL sled for a jobsite saw!
This is not a primary table saw sled for a woodshop. But rather a smaller sled to accompany your main one for when the big one is just too big for certain cuts, or when it’s more convenient to grab a lightweight sled. Most woodshops have various table saw sleds. A primary highly accurate one with a large capacity for cabinet work, and a couple of others for specific tasks.
Things we used for this project:
½” Baltic Birch Plywood (this piece is bigger than needed)
3/4” Baltic Birch Plywood (this piece is bigger than needed)
Two strips of hardwood. ¾” x 3/8” x 16 inches
Tools:
Thor’s Hammer Woodworking Mallet: Thor's Hammer Woodworking Mallets - King's Fine Woodworking Inc (kingsfinewoodworking.com)
Grizzly Cabinet Table Saw - amzn.to/3wXwzo1
Magswitch Magnetic Base Clamp Holder - amzn.to/3kRA0dj
Ridgid 5-Inch Random Orbit Sander - amzn.to/3JefhdM
BOSCH 12 Inch Sliding Glide Miter Saw - amzn.to/3j331SU
Wood Glue Dispenser - amzn.to/3D94pKz
Silicone Glue Applicator Set - amzn.to/3WQAk9l
Bessey 24" Parallel Clamp - amzn.to/3XOyl6u
Grizzly Jointer - amzn.to/3j09TAk
Microjig Table Saw Pushblock - amzn.to/3XQ7I1y
Dewalt Power Tool Combo Kit with 2 Batteries and Charger - amzn.to/3johJUr
Countersink Bit - amzn.to/2kVk4qS
Dewalt Drill Bit Set - amzn.to/3YoCVZr
Grizzly Bandsaw - amzn.to/3XUUobR
Ridgid Oscillating Belt Sander - amzn.to/3Y6G8g2
Ridgid Trim Router - amzn.to/3wmJOyz
MNA Round-Over Bit - amzn.to/3Rnurzr
Dewalt Bar Clamp - amzn.to/3Rgtzgd
Suizan Japanese Kataba Saw 10.5" - amzn.to/3DGOkfa
Machinist Engineer Solid Square - amzn.to/3l22Mb2
Materials:
Sandpaper Set 5-Inch - amzn.to/3Wygb7S
Titebond III Glue - amzn.to/3wvDDIh
Titebond Instant Bond Thin Wood Adhesive - amzn.to/3kWKWXc
3/4" Flat Head Wood Screws - amzn.to/3XR7lDR
Deck Screws 1-5/8" - amzn.to/3Y9ITxk
CA Glue with Activator Bundle - amzn.to/3YaAuth
Deft Satin Spray - amzn.to/40ffHXw
Minwax Finishing Wax - amzn.to/3kRHOvz
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How can I buy the slid from you?
Where can I purchase or donate for the mini slid?
Man you guys are great thanks for sharingvim new to all this stuff still learningvyou guys help a lot thank you
Why didn't you center the protector with the saw blade? Was that done for a specific reason? You put acrylic on top to be able to see through it but it seems to be positioned too far to the right of the operator. Other than that it is great.
I like how your daughter gets involved in your projects. Always great to see kids learning useful skills.
Seriously, who goes out of their way to dislike this type of video? It's a well-put-together, descriptive and educational video that he is giving the world for free. James, keep up the great work, I love your videos and have learned SO much from you and others on UA-cam. I appreciate the time and effort that you and your family put into these videos.
100% plus.. well said mate
Some people just aren't happy unless they do what they can to make someone else miserable.
Because they dislike the video? Out of their way seems a bit... i dunno, how out of your way did you go to click the like? Who goes out of their way to like a video like this? You can find this in a 40yr old DIY book from readers digest. As a person who liked this video, your surprise at people disliking it baffles me.
I get the impression a lot of life baffles you...
Wow.. Pearls of wisdom right there... :/ Maybe I should just dig out my 40 year old readers digest instead of watching you tube.. You have a bad attitude Rockwood,good luck with that one mate
I admire your approach to the fee for the plans, congrats. I had a Ridgid orbital sander, such as the one you are using in the video. I sold it because the sander was so squirrel, I couldn't control it as you seem to be doing so well. Great video and all the best. Dave & The Girls
I must say the fact the your giving the plans for free is awesome I enjoyed your video. Thank you for the video
perfect small sled. Thank you. I have made a couple sleds myself and never thought of clamping the fences down to a flat surface. I just put them on edge and use a bajillion clamps! HA. One sled I got lucky but my smaller one developed a little twist right at the kerf of the cut and now I know why! Thank you again. 3 bucks heading your way.
You and your family are awesome and so are your videos!!! Keep up the wonderful woodworking! 😃
I would like to thank you for walking & talking me through the making of this sled. You are a fantastic instructor may I add.
I will be purchasing your plans on this sled as I have a small table saw and the big sleds I’ve seen are way to big for mine. THANK YOU!!!! I am new to your channel so I will be watching all you videos next.
My God!!! I have the "SAME" Japanese handsaw that King's Fine Woodworking uses !!! I was very excited about it and finding myself the Cabinetmaker !! Thanks friends from the USA and every day I'm more fan of your work. Hugs from Brazil!
Hi Jaime! Thanks for watching!
James, I've been watching your videos this past winter season and have enjoyed the content and your educational approach. You've inspired me to get back to woodworking! Thank you
Best crosscut sled video I've seen. You thought of everything. And covered everything. Many thanks!!!
I just started to immerse myself in woodworking and I am definitely going to build this small cross sled this weekend. 2 thumbs up!!
Greetings from Brazil! Men, you are an expert, and a true teacher, your explanations are very clear! I will happily buy or help you and your nice family getting your under 3 bucks plans! Yours advices will save me time and material for sure! Nicely done video!
Thank you. You are very kind.
I just finished my cross cut sled for my job site table saw. What a difference this will make in my shop. I used premade UHMW plastic runners on the bottom, and polycarbonate for the blade window. Thanks for your video and ideas. On the top of the front rail I cut in a 3/4” wide groove for a tee track. I epoxied it and screwed it into place. This allowed me to install a flip stop for repeated cuts. I also installed a hand hold in the tee track so my right hand could stay out of the way and push the sled forward in the cut.
This would be plenty good for my small table saw as a primary sled. I like those T tracks and clamps in your main sled. Thankyou for sharing.
Looks like a great accessory to it's bigger brother. I love my extreme sled. I dded a pair of eye bolts to mine and have a place to hang it on the wall which keeps it protected and ready for use. Bought the plans. Happy wood working
Thank you for the thorough explanation & understanding of why this jig is so handy 🔨🔨🔨👍👍👍
This video is loaded with outstanding details! The sighting window is genius.
I’ve watched a lot of sled videos and this was my favorite. Built one today very similar to this for my job site table. The mini sled fits perfect!
I appreciate you and your family do for your veiwer base. Thank you for the plans.
Great build a small and handy size sled to have, thanks for the plans and now i'm a new Subscriber.
Barry (ENG)
As always, beautiful work ... you have a natural ability to teach. It's a pleasure to view your videos.
Hi James,
Thanks for another awesome video. I'm constantly checking my playlist for your videos.
They really make my day.
Fantastic, clear & informative as always. One of the, if not the best woodworking channel on UA-cam! Thanks
great build and thank you. excellent tip on the blade guard , as I haven't seen others do this.
James. Thank you for the super plans for the table saw sled .I really appreciate this .
THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO EXPLAIN YOU EVER MOVE. I REALLY ENJOY ALL YOU VIDEOS. SO EDUCATIONAL 👍👍
Me too...but in this occasion, I am puzzzled..... as to when did a Groove mean Chamfer??....
@@alangardiner872 he did give three out so choose the right one and no puzzlement simple 😆
Excellent! I’ve watched more than a few videos on UA-cam on making table saw sleds and your take appeals to me the most for my job site portable table saw. Thanks for sharing.
James... You and your daughters always provide a great video with high detail. Thank you it is appreciated
I've watched it a couple of times and I'm going to make one tomorrow,thanks James.Great video mate
Thanks. Enjoyed it immensely. Every move explained with no unnecessary repetitions.
I just bought your plans, and looking forward to making my own sled. Thank you
Great video! I'm cutting building blocks for our grandkids, and this is perfect for the small blocks. I can cut them quickly, uniformly, and keep all of my fingers! Win win!
Lacquer also brings up the grain! Makes it aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
Love it, thank you very much for your wonderful content from a 72 year old beginner.
travlinpartner not my channel but good luck sir!
Thanks for sharing this video, I'm going to make myself a sled using your method. Top chap!
Regards
Andrew
Excellent design and execution. I made a sled years ago and never had the outfeed guard. This is an excellent improvement. Well done.
Wow, I just realized a slide for my lab. I think that this little slide is very very smart. Well done!
This mini cross-cut sled is exactly what I need. Thanks very much for providing an excellent video. I bought the plans but I was very pleased to find your free reports and guides on your site. Thanks again!
As always, great video. Love seeing the girls in the shop with you. Subscribed and looking forward to more of your excellent content. God Bless.
I love how easily it slides, CA glue is multi use - it rocks - great video - Al
I bought a jodsite table saw but it only has one miter rail on table can I still build a crosscut and still have square cuts
This is awesome! I can't wait to make mine, I'm going to go do it now for my project which is stalled because I don't have a good crosscut sled! Liked and subscribed 👍
Edit: Two days later and my sled is done and my dresser project back on track. Thank you! I followed your design exactly, plexi included, and man that lock at the block is a real finger saver. I made a flimsy sled years ago and never felt comfortable using it. I know why now, it was the stupid blade coming out the back ready to snatch my fingers. Your design is supreme and gave me the tool and confidence I needed to make several dozen cross cuts. I can't thank you enough. I'm thankful I paid for my plans, you deserve the dough!
Thank you very much for making this video. I watched your extreme sled video but think it is above my building skills. This one I think I may be able to build. I purchased the plans. Thank you for the detailed instructions and video.
Thank you James. I am a disabled vet that really loves woodworking but I'm on a very tight and restricted income. So when I get an opportunity to get plans it makes me very appreciative of the person who offers them. I enjoy all your videos. I find them to be very informative and very helpful. So, thanks again.
Semper Fi, Martin
I too am a marine vet 75 fighting stage 4 cancer. I’m in my second year of monthly chemo treatments. I can’t find a discount code for the sled I want to build. I love the video but would just love to know the size of the sled. I have a new dewalt job site table saw that my son in law bought for me. I haven’t made anything with it, but everyone says I need to make a sled first, I cut a base board 24’x24” but I think that’s going to be too big and too heavy for me. Can someone tell me what size would be best to start with? I guess I don’t want it too big, and not too small, but easy to handle for this old man. If there is a discount code for the sled in the video, I can’t find it. Simper fi to all my Vietnam marine vets.
@@trwhitford65 Semper FI brother!
@@geoffhale8795 Semper Fi!
@@geoffhale8795 Discount Code: MINISLED
Will definitely include a blade guard on mine. Excellent addition. My fingers thank you!
This is a really great video. I’m new to wood working, so thank you for keeping it so simple and easy. Also, thank you for showing what CA glue is. Everyone uses it. No one showed it so I know what to look for.
Nice, simple sled, I need to make one, as soon as I get my shop back together. Thanks.
Thanks James for another great and informative video! 👍 I’ll be making one of those for sure!
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Bill. Thank you!
James, I'm not in need of a crosscut sled, but I appreciate you making your plans available for free to everyone anyhow. Thanks for taking care of all of us little guys.
Good job my friend I like the way you give all the details keep up the good work stay safe god bless you have a good live with you family’s.
Really enjoy watching this video including the backdrop of your workshop, I have made my first sled only to realise I need to scrap it and start again as I did not make the 45 angle for the saw dust
I just made one this weekend, based on your plans and video. Count me in as a happy and eager fan!
Great job. I plan to start one tomorrow. This should help me get better joints. Thank
Excellent job! Thank you for your video
I like the mini cross cut sled. It is just what I need for my circular saw table saw set up.
A beautiful top quality job, with great detail, advice & top camera work. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for taking all the time for this video! I appreciate your experience when I have so little. I will definitely be paying the 3 dollars for the plans!
Just finished building the mini sled. Thank you so much for the plan.
Thanks a lot! Looks like a great project.
Awesome tutorial. I recently got a job site table saw and needed a sled to help me use it safely since I am new to it. Thanks for helping us newbies rise up to the ranks of pro like you. I have liked and subscribed to your channel.
Thank you for explaining as you go. I'm a newbie to woodworking with a small inexpensive table saw. This sled will help me feel safer plus my cuts will be accurate.
Thanks for all the time you take to make this videos, I will be making my first sled soon and I will be doing something similar to this video, I just discovered your channel and I really like the content, it's great to see you are teaching your daughters the art of woodworking, keep up the great content.
New viewer / subscriber here - first video.
I have 4+ decades of wood shop woodworking making projects and furniture. And likewise 40+ years of outside carpentry doing all types of work from framing on through the conclusion. Plus I do our own home remodeling for which wifey always has a new idea. I buy professional grade tools and have a good selection, within some level of reason.
The reason I tell you this is so you understand my experience level when I critique your video.
The methods, work, safety, and production are all at a nice pace - just right.
Your voice is very pleasant in a conversational tone, and not like you are reading a script.
You control machine sound - a bit of sound to understand it is running but not annoying.
Your shop is beautiful and machines are maintained meticulously.
The sled is great! Not overly complex, a great size, and safe! I need a better sled so will make one!
You have the best woodworking channel I have found.
So, I need to increase my skills on finish carpentry, router use - table, free hand, plunge, and any other methods. Plus I need skills to make smaller nice quality finished projects. Example: I need to modify a small flat top desk by making an upper section to attach which will increase convenience and efficiency. The top will be like on a Secretary or roll top desk with slots and pigeon holes. It will have a top, left and right sides, and an open front. Some doors and drawers may be optional. There will not be a main front door or cover, but that would be nice. I have all necessary tools for the job. Thank you for any suggestions you can offer.
Thanks and Best wishes!
Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing...Keep up the excellent work.
Absolutely fantastic, even I could build this with your guidance. I am going to buy your plans. Thank you
I've been doing simple wood working projects for the last 3-4 years...and I would like to say that I've learned so much from your videos...Your a great teacher! God Bless.
Thank you! That’s very kind.
Great job as always, you definitely Add a lots of value to people life. Thank you
This is an excellent video. Thank you for making it and for the plans. It will be most helpful when I'm making furniture for dolls.
great video...great sled. Like that you used carpet padding to protect your work surface. Great idea.
Other than the weight of a normal size jig, I don't know why others don't use the table to aline the far fence. This is a great idea, thanks...
just watched your video and was really touched by your offer of free plans, so kind of you guys,, I really enjoy watching your videos, Im a real newbe to woodworking and cant wait til I can start making stuff anywhere near your standard, Thank You
Excellent video, very well put together. Awesome job!
I like that you use the value for value method for your podcast. I don't usually buy plans but I want to support your business model. This is the first of your videos I have seen but I will be checking out more of them. Thank you.
Loved your video ... I just found this site and enjoyed it so much thank you for posting..♥️♥️
It's always just so soothing to watch woodworking
This is still (4 yrs. later…) great!! Thnx James! 👍👍👏👏👌👌
Thank you!
Love your page and of course months ago I did buy plans for making the chairs that I truly love and didn’t think I could make them but I sure did and let me remind everyone by any means am I a wood worker I couldn’t even make a bird house before I bought the plans now I would also like everyone to know that I cannot even read a tape measure and I built great chairs
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks. On my outfield table I have drilled 2 holes one for each cross cut sled and I just drop a wooden peg with a rubber chair foot on it as a stop. They are positioned so the saw blade will cut to its max without cutting through the rear guard. It may seem overkill but many of the people using the saw are into their 70's and 80's. I started using the stops when I noticed that both sleds had been cut right through the rear guards. All the best.
I love this video. The finished project looks professional. The blade guard is genius! I have been watching cross cut sled videos all morning. I am going to buy the plans for yours. I am a 68 year old female who has purchased tools to finish my shuttle bus to rv project. And I like the pink band-aid next to the purple wood!
Great video. I used to be a scout leader and so my first aid kit was full of kids plasters and so when on a job site I always had an interesting choice for first aid thay were all wase accepted in good humour
Just built myself one of these beauties... LUV IT!!!
Best small table saw sled build on the web that I've seem. Well done.
Thank you so much for the free plan. Much appreciated.
Hi Willie. You're welcome.
Really, really like the safety block style! I've watched several of these and none have the same degree of blade visibility you show. Also like the Demolition Man reference on the safety block for your larger sled. :D
Such an excellent video. Full of tips and such great instruction. A lovely relaxing and enjoyable channel :-) Thank you
Have watched lots of videos on making cross cut sleds, most of which are full sized sleds. I only have a small table saw so this is perfect for me. Thanks, Huw
Excellent video and project. Thank You. Will purchase the plans also.
The best so far and I have been looking at all of them!!!!!!
I'm looking forward to trying out these plans. I only have a small job site table saw, so I've been looking for good plans for a smaller sled for my very amateur projects. Thanks for making these available at such a low price. I appreciate you guys. God bless you all.
Well done explanation of making a sled. I caught a quick peek of your miter saw table, impressive!
I really like the clear window to see the blade as it passes through the fence.
Here’s a suggestion: make that middle piece with the angle for better viewing longer. Have it extend to the edge of the table saw bed with a hook so the sled can’t more forward enough for the blade to exit the back of the sled.
I'm always making jigs & sleds for project's. I bought plactic cutting board material for my slides. It cuts & mills just like wood plus its super slick when its oiled
Love it. You guy's have a great weekend.
Hi John. Thanks, you too.
I’ve watched a lot of sled videos. This one is the best.
I just bought your plans for Mini Cross-cut Sled which I was needing. I'm excited to get this made. Looks very simple. Thanks
great work on the crosscut sled. I am going to make one for my table saw
Cool build! Thanks for the code for the free plans, definitely going to make this one. Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Excellent Sled Design.
I downloaded these plans, paid for them even though it's for Disabled Folks I do volunteer work teaching Woodworking to. Could have asked because it;s all not-profit and Pro-Bono. Nawh... this keeps the creative juices going in the King Workshop and it's $3 payolas... very good investment in what's coming in the future. Keep it up.
Very well done and good explanation of the steps. Appreciate the content.
Enjoyed the Video. I put a stop on the back of my sled. It won't allow the sled to go past the blade viewing block. It is just a piece of 1by that goes out a few inches and catches the top of my table saw. I work with a Church scout group and wanted something that they couldn't push all the way through where the blade would come out and cut them. . It is a pretty good addition. I need to make another sled for my delta. These sleds are handy and much safer than even a power miter saw when dealing with small pieces.