A well made table saw cross cut sled is one of the most used jigs in my shop! The precision and repeatability make it an absolutely essential tool! But when it’s done wrong, they can be difficult to use or overly complicated for their purpose.

My old sled is one I picked up at a yard sale thinking it would solve all my table saw sled needs, but it just created more problems.

So I’m building a new sled to address all the issues I’ve had with cross cut sleds in the past! These upgrades include aluminum miter bars to prevent issues with wood movement, a T-track on the fence for accessories, and the @katzmosestools Katz-Moses Stop Block to upgrade from my previous stop block method!

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✅ Products used in this build:
Katz-Moses Stop Block: https://kmtools.com/collections/katz-...
Rockler T-Track: https://amzn.to/3jkmQFl
Rockler Miter Bars: https://amzn.to/3WNLtYO
Minwax Paste Finishing Wax: https://amzn.to/3RxDWwh

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