Plans for 90 degree cross cut sled

[Don Morris]

I gave my old 90 degree cross cut sled to the guy who bought my old contractor saw since it won't fit my new Grizzly 1023. I thought I had the plans for the sled somewhere in my files but can't find them. And all my copies of Woodsmith, Fine Woodworking, etc. are still in boxes from a recent renovation and I know there's one in there but can't get to it. I've done a couple "searches" to no avail or didn't like what I saw. Can someone email me a copy of one they like or point me to a site where there is one I can see and possibly download? Thanks!

[Alex Berkovsky]

Ihave built this sled (http://www.tools-for-woodworking.com/library/sliding_table.pdf) from Highland Hardware library.

[Don Morris]

Sorry,

I have plans for a 90 degree sled to replace the one I gave away and it's almost finished. My next project was a replacement for my old "Miter" sled (two fences angled at 45 degrees to the blade). Wasn't clear in my last post what I needed. Had tea rather than coffee this morning. But request is still the same. If someone has plans for a "Miter" sled they like, I would greatly appreciate them emailing me theirs or pointing me in the direction of one I can look at to download. Thanks!

[Alex Berkovsky]

..My next project was a replacement for my old "Miter" sled (two fences angled at 45 degrees to the blade). Wasn't clear in my last post what I needed...

Don,
At the bottom of this page (http://www.thewoodshop.20m.com/howto_crosscut.htm) there is a scan of the plan from Wood Magazine. Something to work with. ShopNotes also ran an article in issue 85 (http://www.shopnotes.com/main/sn85-toc.html) how to build a nice sled.

[Nissim Avrahami]

Hi Don
I’m only an amateur but maybe you will find some ideas on this post
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=36590

niki