Comments on: table saw crosscut sled http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=table-saw-crosscut-sled The Most Complete Woodworking Resource Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:55:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: tH0d0RHs http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2550 tH0d0RHs Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:14:05 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2550 thanks for taking the time to post this thanks for taking the time to post this

]]> By: utube2190 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2549 utube2190 Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:12:26 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2549 thumbs up ! thumbs up !

]]> By: C3DesignBuild http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2548 C3DesignBuild Wed, 16 Nov 2011 15:41:59 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2548 I can't tell ya just how many times this darn thing would've save me bundles of time! Nice job! I will be picking up the same materials and should have it together by the weekend! Thanks for the info, and an outstanding video! I can’t tell ya just how many times this darn thing would’ve save me bundles of time! Nice job! I will be picking up the same materials and should have it together by the weekend! Thanks for the info, and an outstanding video!

]]> By: killersoundz http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2547 killersoundz Wed, 16 Nov 2011 15:13:42 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2547 Crosscut sleds are great. I have one myself however this design is a bit scary. Since the blade goes through the middle of it that makes it a bit too easy to chop off some fingers! Crosscut sleds are great. I have one myself however this design is a bit scary. Since the blade goes through the middle of it that makes it a bit too easy to chop off some fingers!

]]> By: jdn6863 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2546 jdn6863 Wed, 16 Nov 2011 14:14:18 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2546 quite the contrary! if you research the subject you will find that this is the preferred design for cutting small stock. side cutting styles or designs, while preferrable for panel cutting, are more dangerous for small pieces and only slightly more safe than using a miter gauge. quite the contrary! if you research the subject you will find that this is the preferred design for cutting small stock. side cutting styles or designs, while preferrable for panel cutting, are more dangerous for small pieces and only slightly more safe than using a miter gauge.

]]> By: jdn6863 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2545 jdn6863 Wed, 16 Nov 2011 13:52:49 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2545 safety, in and of itself, is actually quite elusive. what we perceive to be safe is sometimes less safe in reality. the matter is also complicated by our own perception of the task at hand which can either heighten or lessen our concentration affecting safety positively or negatively. anyhow, research will show the above design to be both time honored, and statistically safe. safety, in and of itself, is actually quite elusive. what we perceive to be safe is sometimes less safe in reality. the matter is also complicated by our own perception of the task at hand which can either heighten or lessen our concentration affecting safety positively or negatively.

anyhow, research will show the above design to be both time honored, and statistically safe.

]]> By: jdn6863 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2544 jdn6863 Wed, 16 Nov 2011 13:37:08 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2544 I won't lie and say I always wear glasses, but basically i do now. in the videos i find it more comfortable before the camera w/o them. glasses are a no brainer. a more complicated discussion would be the removal of the blade guard:) I won’t lie and say I always wear glasses, but basically i do now. in the videos i find it more comfortable before the camera w/o them. glasses are a no brainer. a more complicated discussion would be the removal of the blade guard:)

]]> By: LacovaraTimberBuild http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2543 LacovaraTimberBuild Wed, 16 Nov 2011 12:53:04 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2543 Shop made jigs are a great addition to any shop. This design is an old faithful one. Good cuts and contrary to other posts, it is a very safe method. Shop made jigs are a great addition to any shop. This design is an old faithful one. Good cuts and contrary to other posts, it is a very safe method.

]]> By: LacovaraTimberBuild http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2542 LacovaraTimberBuild Wed, 16 Nov 2011 12:41:00 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2542 I realize posting comments are an enjoyable way to spend time , but knowing what youre talking about is probably a good idea. This sled is a very safe design....in fact it was created with safety in mind, rather than making these cuts without it. Seek knowledge , before rendering opinion! I realize posting comments are an enjoyable way to spend time , but knowing what youre talking about is probably a good idea. This sled is a very safe design….in fact it was created with safety in mind, rather than making these cuts without it. Seek knowledge , before rendering opinion!

]]> By: calkamado http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2541 calkamado Wed, 16 Nov 2011 12:33:32 +0000 http://woodworkingez.com/table-saw-crosscut-sled/#comment-2541 I like the jig, but you don't explain the wood guides that fit in the grooves. I like the jig, but you don’t explain the wood guides that fit in the grooves.

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