How to build a crosscut sled for your table saw that you'll actually want to use. I've been wanting to upgrade my crosscut sled for a minute now, so I decided to make another diy crosscut sled that I wanted that would serve my needs. Also, Batman is the GOAT of Super Heros. Just sayin.
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