Can a Backyard Woodworker Make This Sled? Is it Easy?

In this video, I explore whether a backyard woodworker can successfully build a versatile crosscut sled with an adjustable fence, t-track clamps, and a bevel feature. Watch as I break down the process, providing tips and insights to see if this DIY project is within my reach.


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00:00 - 00:10 - Intro
00:11 - 00:40 - Cutting the plywood
00:40 - 00:45 - 3D printed fence stop
00:45 - 00:49 - More cuts
00:50 - 01:05 - Fence glue-up
01:06 - 01:30 - Marking and cutting the base shape
01:31 - 02:30 - Making base t-track dados
02:31 - 02:55 - Making the back fence
02:56 - 03:15 - Glue edge cleanup
03:16 - 03:42 - Marking and cutting fence t-track dado
03:43 - 04:15 - Attaching the back fence
04:16 - 04:37 - 3D printed miter rails
04:38 - 05:07 - Cutting the slot or kerf
05:08 - 06:02 - Installing miter guide rail
06:03 - 06:12 - Attaching the base t-tracks
06:13 - 07:02 - Squaring and attaching the front fence
07:03 - 07:26 - Attaching t-track on top of front fence
07:27 -0 7:43 - 45 degree bevel cut feature
07:44 - 08:42 - Final opinion
08:42 - 08:57 - Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe

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