Unboxing and Assembly of the Flagship Table Saw Sled part 1 Main Sled

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This is an Unboxing and Assembly of the Flagship Table Saw Sled part 1 Main Sled.
Part 2 will cover the Attachments.

FLAGSHIP CROSSCUT SLED Does it all! It cuts miters, bevels, compound angles, Dadoes, Rabbets, Picture Frames and More! Features both bottom and back fence- removable zero clearance inserts! Plus it works for both left & right tilting saws with no modifications!

(these make it quicker and easier to lay out holes, but they are definitely not needed. It will help guarantee accuracy if you are concerned) note: Templates are NOT sold separately, they are only sold with plans)

We decided to design a new sled that would function just as well as the old one but would also be HALF THE WEIGHT!

We liked that we could switch between thin kerf and dado blades without having to build a whole new sled, but rather than having to remove and replace the zero clearance insert every time we change blades, we designed it to move them to accommodate the blade thickness.
We also thought about the different sleds we use and incorporated some of those uses into this sled. So, instead of having a large and cumbersome sled just for making picture frames, this sled has an attachment to make picture frames perfectly. And, instead of a separate sled for cutting accurate angles we have incorporated an attachment that will do the same thing.
The movable zero clearance inserts can also be moved to allow the blade to be tilted to cut bevels. And, it accommodates both left and right tilting saws.

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I used the 5 cut method in this video
   • 39 - Extreme Crosscut Table Saw Sled ...  

Here is William Ng's video of the 5-cut method. He invented it.
   • 5 Cuts to a "Perfect" Cross-Cut Sled