Miter sled (almost finished)

[Alex Berkovsky]

I knew sooner or later a project will come along that will require miters. Well, it happened sooner than I predicted. This sled was featured about 2 years ago in ShopNotes.

[John Miliunas]

Gee, almost looks like one o' dem Stealth Bombers, don't it? :D Nice job on the sled, Alex. When I still had my Delta contractor saw, I build a more simple 90° sled and used it a LOT! Very handy. :) :cool:

[Joe Jensen]

I knew sooner or later a project will come along that will require miters. Well, it happened sooner than I predicted. This sled was featured about 2 years ago in ShopNotes.

Looks like it's just shy of 90 degrees. Seriously, it looks great..joe

[glenn bradley]

That oughta do it.

[Roy Wall]

Totally COOL sled.......NICE!

[Mike Heidrick]

Which shopnotes was this in?

[Alex Berkovsky]

Thanks for the compliments.


Gee, almost looks like one o' dem Stealth Bombers, don't it?John,
Now that you mentioned it, it does look like a stealth bomber... going to paint it black. :D


Which shopnotes was this in?
Mike,
ShopNotes Vol 15 Issue 85.

[Dick Bringhurst]

Right - Paint it black, put it on a SawStop and you can hit and run and no one will know the difference. Dick B.

[Jim Becker]

I like that design, Alex. It differs from the one I made in that it doesn't have a 90º front fence (which I use for cross cuts on small pieces) but that's actually good if you find yourself working with longer material. Great job!

Don't forget when you're using it to cut opposing parts on opposing sides of the jig for "exact" fit...your miters will be very tight!

[Ted Miller]

Nice job Alex, I am heading to my shop right now, you just inspired me...

[John A. Williams]

your sled looks great! what's not finished about it yet?

[Richard Wolf]

Very nice Alex.

Richard