Congratulations, I think you will like it and if you also make a Cross Cut Sled you will love it and discover a lot of new possibilities.

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@@Harris-DIY No need to thank me. Your series of videos is so interesting and inspirational. 👏👏👍😀

Michael Paterson Thank you very much, I'm glad there's something you can use

Thank you for your comment. You have to make a Cross Cut Sled, if you love your saw now you will be ten times more happy with it. :-)

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Jejkob Produkcje Thank you very much for your comment

Sorry, there are no plans for The Cross Cut Sled as the size and design should adapt to what it should be used for.

Kevin Taubman Thank you

Paulo Abreu Saw heights are 18-21mm depending on the saw blade used. In this video you can see a couple of dimensions giving an idea of ​​the size kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpNxiKWJybyroYE.html it can be made larger or smaller depending on what you want and how much space there is where it should be used. I would recommend that you start by making a smaller one that should only be able to save in 90˚ - not 89.9 or 90.1 - there are many videos on KZfaq showing how to test. A small, well-functioning cross cut sled will be a great help when building a larger one with more features.

I don't have any drawings, but you can find all measurements in the videos on the channel. The aluminum rails are curtain rails bought from the curtain shop JYSK, which is available in many countries (they are cheap and work well)

Thanks for your comment, I hope your cross cut sled works as expected. I make the stop blocks from 3.1 x 16 mm. wooden strips and a small piece of aluminum pipe, see photo here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpNxiKWJybyroYE.htmlsi=J32WKTtALjpO_Oyk but you must measure the exact measurements on your own sled.

Unfortunately, I can not say I have never had this saw. But I am very happy with the one I have.

Sam Bagby There are no drawings, it is made from the materials I had lying around. You can see some more details here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpNxiKWJybyroYE.html

Benet Porta Gracias por tu comentario. Compro mis rieles de aluminio en un negocio danés JYSK, se ocupan de cortinas y ropa de cama y tienen negocios en muchos países, tal vez también con usted. No puedo decir una palabra en español, así que espero que esta traducción de Google tenga sentido.

@@Harris-DIY Gracias por la información. La traducción es perfecta.

hokdk1 Hola señor Knudsen, me podria facilitar las medidas de la Proxxon Fet Cross cut sled?.creo que de ancho son 40 cms, pero cuanto tiene de fondo?. Perdone por pedirselas. No he enxcontrado los rieles de aluminio en españa la empresa que me facilito en españa no los tiene. Muchas gracias y perdone por las molestias.

Benet Porta Puede ver algunos objetivos aquí kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpNxiKWJybyroYE.html pero no importa si lo hace un poco más grande o más pequeño. Lo que importa es si puede ahorrar el 100% en 90˚. He construido el mío unas 3 veces antes de estar completamente satisfecho. Aquí hay un enlace a todos mis videos sobre Proxxon FET kzfaq.info/sun/PLo4W2syiAHwAWarCul47E1w1wnTPZKbUE

@@Harris-DIY Muchísimas gracias. Saludos

Der Klausemann You will not regret it, it makes your saw much better. I have used oak but have heard that bamboo should be good but I have not tried it yet.

Thanks! I will also try oak, as I have some leftover wood. I was wondering how you assembled the rails so precise. Did you measure the distances and then mark and glue them into position or is there a special hack? I really want this sled to cut perfect 90° cuts.

Klausemann66 Once you have made the two guide rails so that they fit exactly into the grooves on the table, put some small pieces of thin cardboard in the bottom of the grooves so that the guide rails come about 0.5 mm above the table top, put glue on the rails and lay the plate to your Cross Cut Slide over to fit with the saw's table top. When the glue is dry, you have a plate that runs parallel to the saw blade and then you build the rest from it.

@@Harris-DIY I'll try that. Thanks a lot. Have a wonderful weekend!

Finished my sled today. Sent you a picture on facebook.

Thank you for your comment, my English is unfortunately not that good so I don't understand your question?

Steve Ward Thanks for your comment, there is no cut list but there is this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNaoqqlom86tn3U.html If you have SketchUp you can download the file on my website.

@@Harris-DIY I did download the sled, jig and stopblok. only problem I don't know how to use sketchup.is there a drawing with measurements? If not, how many cm are the ledges with the storage boxes next to the blade guard. From the video with the pictures it looks like 2cm but that seems to me a little small.

Steve Ward In this video you should be able to find all the necessary information otherwise I can find it when I come to the workshop kzfaq.info/sun/PLo4W2syiAHwAWarCul47E1w1wnTPZKbUE

@@Harris-DIY So I have the main sled built and doing a few of the accessories ideas you have but I can't stop wondering what are all the accessories you have in the boxes. Also, the one, looks like another stop Block but it looks straight without the bendable foot. I curious what the accessories are because I never used a cross cut sled before. Always did small cuts the hard way.

Steve Ward I often make something in series on many similar pieces and to get them exactly the same I first make special stop blocks and many times also templates. It saves a lot of time and gives a better result for larger productions, but when only one or two pieces have to be made, I only use the two standard stops. One problem with the many different help stops I have made is that when some time has passed I can not always remember how they were to be used.

Only drawing is this SketcUp drawing out can find on my website and see here kzfaq.info/sun/PLo4W2syiAHwAWarCul47E1w1wnTPZKbUE there are also more videos here kzfaq.info/sun/PLo4W2syiAHwAWarCul47K1b1

patricio gutierrez diaz Sorry I do not understand your comment

Dub - Ya No it is not for sale, but it is not hard to make. I plan to make a video on how to do it.

@@Harris-DIY Did you end up making that video. I just got my saw today and the rails and guides are rubbish so would love to build one of these but need more detailed info on how you did it and where you got the metal parts

Andrew Cameron Start by building a simple model where you focus on being able to cut exactly 90˚ and the sled easily slides without a veil, the size is irrelevant. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fth4o9J80biudKs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbBxmpCGkr6pdHk.html You can easily build one in one day and if it saves perfectly you will have good help with the final model. The aluminum rails are cheap curtain rods, they cost under $ 5 for 1.5 m

6 mm. MDF

Thank you very much for your interest, unfortunately I only have the ones you use yourself and the time is not for me to take on work tasks, sorry.

André Snelting Thanks for your comment, unfortunately I have none for sale but you can find many videos on KZfaq showing how it can be done. Start with a simple one that should only be able to cut for exactly 90˚ and you will quickly find out what you need, it is not difficult but you have to be careful to measure. You may find something here kzfaq.info/sun/PLo4W2syiAHwAWarCul47E1w1wnTPZKbUE

André Snelting Maybe you can use a SketchUp drawing? The SketchUp file can be found on this page www.harrisknudsen.dk/inspiration.htm