Make This Mini Table Saw Sled - Super Deluxe Version
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Free plan and more details in the build article:
ibuildit.ca/projects/making-a-mini-table-saw-sled-deluxe-version/
The original mini table saw sled:
ibuildit.ca/projects/mini-table-saw-sled/
Great improvement to a great tool, thanks for the free plans !
Thanks John I built the first version and I love it. Looks like it's time for a new one.
I like the design but why isn't there a base? More depth of cut?
One thing that I would do is add a spring to the t-track stop to make the wood pieces stay apart. That way, you don't have to fiddle with it as much when you put it in the track.
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The rear slot for storing the stop block, BRILLIANT. Great build John.
Yes that is some incredible forethought!
Thank you for doing this without using aluminum track, I really appreciate the creative build from (more or less) raw materials.
I like your projects. Because they are genious, and in term of money they are so cheap. No need to buy aluminium or any other staff. Just wood and wood. 👏 bravo
I just love that you can store the stop block on the backside when you don‘t need it, great build👍👍👍
Great sled. Very generous to offer plans to everyone.
Brilliant!!!!! Brilliant. You’re not just amazing; you are clever, intelligent, creative, and all-around great at creating substantive and relevant content for the woodworking community. Thank you.
I made 1 of these sleds a few years ago, more as a weekend project - now I use it almost all the time - thanks John, love your work...
"Im too lazy to set up dato blade" as your eazy change wrench you spent hours or perhaps days on making sets right there in view! Love it!
😂 that's hilarious.
Too lazy too organize your workshop? Just build a new one!
Dado - not dato
Thank you Sir for showing me how to create T nut instead of buying metal ones. So good and keep me busy on weekends. Thanks again
Thank you John-it’s nice of you to provide a free plan for this project.
Awesome sled, just finished it. Highly recommend It and plans are free from John. I also recommend the belt and disc sander, it's compact, easy to build and adjust, very useful. and very cool with holes drilled in the top wheel. Thanks John.
Hi John - I made this sled over the past few days. Your instructions & plans are great. Many thanks for this. Bob
I did like the video, well done. What I picked up on is the finger guard behind the fence for blade safety, that glued piece of wood. It's a good idea, love safety suggestions, will definitely be adding it to my sleds.
Of all the mini sled designs I've seen, this is my favourite blend of functionality and simplicity. I'll have to build it with only 1 runner for my saw; hoping that'll be enough.
Thank you for your generous manner sharing your art and knowledge and even care about poor hobbyists as well.
That's the ticket for my small table saw. Thank you!
Thanks John, made this and it works a treat. My very first real wood project.
Just built this as my first cross-cut sled (including cutting front slot after completing the fence 🤓). Cheers John, another fantastic video 👍
I’m going to make this one! I have made several sleds over the years, but this one is small and light. I may add (to the finger-saver block) a removable “tail” piece going back beyond the back of the table with a little block at the end on the underside, to stop the sled at the furthest-forward point it should go.
This is really interesting, and I think I might try and make one myself. I really love the way you cut the slot for the stop block to slide. You always see people doing it with routers, and as a novice hobbyist, that's disheartening. Thank you for the great idea!
So much simpler than so many of the sleds I’ve seen yet every bit as functional
Thank you for the free plans John. I made the original a few years back and loved it. I just replaced my old saw with a new one, and just made the deluxe version. You made it look easy, and I am always amazed at how well you present yourself and your projects. Another thumbs up.
Another great example of your spectacularly efficient & concise design process. Thanks
I've always liked your mini sled. Now I like it more. It doubles as a nice anvil stand too I see.
Cool way to store stop block. Thanks for sharing.
I like the deluxe model. Probably going to have to make this.
Great video!
Wow, I've been looking for a simple sled to make for my first table saw, thank you!
Hi John, this is perfect. I didn't really want a full sized sled for what I do and in the past I have simply clamped a wooden rail to my miter gauge, which is OK, but not great. I think this is all I will ever need for cross cutting. Thank you for describing it all so well 😊
Thanks so much, John. This little sled has quickly replaced my other larger sled and miter jig as, 95% of the time, I'm cutting relatively small pieces. Awesome, simple, useful project!
I like this simple little cross cut sled. I made one similar to yours, based on your idea. Thanks
I build it too, the best Sled i ever had, thanks a lot and greetings from Germany
I have some half-inch ply begging to be used, and I think this might be the perfect project for a bit of it. I love that it allows the full depth of cut!
This is one of the best things I've built from scraps. Thanks John!
That's a very clever way for making that slot. Great job John, as usual.
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Super Duper! Nice upgrade.
Great build, great improvement! Since I have a new table saw, and my old mini sled won't fit, I need a new one. I'll get on it right away. I see @6:45 Matt had a close shave!
I just brought chop saw, and saw this item, its good, i made one and fell safe using chop saw as a real novice, cheers
My grand dad was a carpenter and he used a candle and rub it against the wood to make it slide ever so smooth.
Also good to make old wooden cabinet drawers to run smooth again.
Using only what you have on hand as material speaks for itself as being very creative
John I figured out the other day that Azek 3/4" pvc outdoor trim works amazing for runner material. It fits in my tracks without modifications.
Unless one needs 1 " runners
this one is much better compared to other table sledge on UA-cam for 2 reason:
1. its lightweight
2. deep cut is not affected since it doesn't have base wood ,the wood being cut is direct contact to tablesaw itself
Hey pro we made them simple crosscut sled for cutting small stuff..... now we are making your Super awesome Deluxe sled...oh yea....OORAH!!
Very nice sir. At the end I liked the storage of the stop block. veeeeeeeery smart. Thanks for sharing. God bless you.
SUPER!
DELUXE!
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I've just made myself two of these - one for my work place and one for my home shop. I only had 18mm ply, so a bit chunkier but works good all the same. I also added an extra stop block on the other end so I can set from/to locations for cutting out repeatable rebates. Great design - Next project will be the bar clamps :D
*_Extra fancy_*
The 2.0 version looks boss
Great little sled. Thanks from South Africa.
Most excellent little sled! I've been using 8mm acrylic for my runners, eliminates that damn wet weather swelling problem
This is simplicity in its purest form !
Thanks from Italy, i did it today.
Все простое - гениально ! Спасибо за подсказку! Особенно понравилось позиционирование при склеивании направляющих и каретки.
Thats a nice little sled John. Thank you for posting the plans.I'll be making one soon
Awesome. I want to build one. Thank you very very much. I like the way you do your work!!!
Simple but effective. Great job!
Nicely done video. Please continue providing more and thank you.
Just made one, John! Thank you for the plans and for sharing your builds! Love your channel! One of the best ones on UA-cam!! THANKS!
John nice and simple. I’ve always said you can make ice cream from crap. Thank You for sharing.
So now I will have to upgrade my ( your design) mini sled. Your a menace to society creating work where it's not needed. Well yes actually. Its a very good upgrade. Thanks John
Good stuff as always John I will be downloading these plans and building 1 I was actually thinking about wasting like what is it 50 or 60 bucks at Rockler on buying one so I'm glad I saw this video."'why buy when u can DIY!"
Wow! Love it! I use my table saw more then any of my tools and have made sleds for my routers too! I think the main reason I have all ten fingers is my respect for machines and cool sleds like this one! Thanx for posting this, my new project for today.
Hey John that is a nice cross cut sled, looks like you've made my next project. Thumbs up!
Neat little jig,thank very much, great presentation.
Very nice, simple and effective with no fancy hardware needed. I'll make one for my new table saw. Thanks John!
Very practical and efficient design.
Nice.
I have enough trouble seeing _over_ the fence with my glasses... stop block for the win.
Thank you 🙏. I love your ideas and videos they’re the best.
Beautifully made. Simple n effective
Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this video. I'm going to make one as you've shown.
Thanks again, and have a great day!
Sometimes it is so easy! Thank You
I have been looking for plans to build a small and simple sled just like this. Thank you for your channel, you have earned a new subscriber today! I hope to build a bigger sled in the future.
That is a brilliant little fence. 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent build and video editing John - thanks for sharing.
I like the way it turned out. 👍🏻👍🏻Thanks for sharing.
your plans where easy to flow keep up the good work
Great job, it will very usefull to me for bulk cutting projects in future. 👍well done..
You remind me of Keith Coburn from Deadliest Catch. Thanks for the video.
Chris
My favourite kind of video 👍
That was really nice to give that away free. I enjoy your woodworking talent.
Once again Sir you continue to amaze me, excellent work!
Good idea John. My current sleds work fine for bigger things but feel awkward and clumsy for smaller things.
Simple and reliable.
Thank you.
Goof job John, thanks for sharing, best regards from Mexico!
Thank You John.
Muy buen proyecto, simple y confiable. De lo mejor que encontré en mucho tiempo, Gracias!!!!
almost out of alignment that blade guard at the back of the sled. :-) Well done !
Excellent tool. Very well conceived. Useful.I must make one ! Thank you John.
Honestly wasn't sure of your end goal but totally get it now and that is some great work.
Both liked and subscribed!
Je suis toujours ébahi devant votre savoir-faire ! [I am always amazed at your know-how!]
Love it, I don’t own a table saw (yet) but it comes on my list definitely
Kudos for not buying a t-slot like so many others do.
Love this sled. The best one I’ve seen yet to meet my needs. Great job, thanks!
I like how you are stealing the thunder from potential know-it-alls (knowingly or unknowingly), by already stating, in video, that you could have done a certain step more efficiently!
Your comment will be 34% more effective with the black letters.........
It always amazes me how many people hit the dislike button and add smart ass comments!
Except you forgot one critical factor. Know-it-alls never listen to what is said in videos.
What a great small parts sled. So cool.
Lovely solution.
Well Done. Simple & effective.
You could glue a steel ruler to bottom (inset so it doesn't stand proud). Great video - simple to make. One of the nicest little sleds I've seen.
Awesome video and awesome project. I liked it the first time and the added stop block is awesome.
This is a great jig. I have been meaning to build one since you first made the original and now you've made it even better. It seems very useful when cutting small pieces and easier to pull out and put away than a big crosscut sled. Thanks for the video and build article with plans!
I really need to do this. I have a suggestion for the stop block, but it will interfere with your storage trick. In order to keep the stop block from wiggling slightly as you tighten it down, how about putting a small runner on the back side of the stop block to run in the t-slot channel. Thereby always keeping it perfectly square and vertical to the table.
Pushing it down against the saw table does that.
Fair enough.