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From the ground to the top surface of your saw ?

Hi, what is the final height obtained with your support and the saw in meter ?

Cool jig!

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great work! what size magnets?

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Thanks for sharing this. I'm glad it wasn't any worse. I understand the "I know I shouldn't do this, but it's just a quick cut... " thought. Mine cost me 8 hours in the ER and the tip of a finger, but could have been much worse. In addition to practicing much safer practices in general, I won’t make any cut if I have any doubt about. I hope that your experience will save someone else from an injury that easily could have been avoided.

Chopping board - very clever.

Bravo! Complimenti. 👍👍👏👏

This sled may be all I need. Thx 4 sharing!

Kia Ora & Good Afternoon from North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand …great video bro …

Nailed it So much contrast with all that over engineered sled vids around that req 25k$ of pro tools to build 😄

Tape before assembling - head slap - so simple

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I wish you hadn’t super speeded up the wiring. This is the bit that would have been most useful to me as I cannot find any reliable information on wiring an on/off toggle switch.

Great job! I just tried making one that rides on my cross cut sled but the 8 1/4 inch blade doesn't reach up high enough. But this one will work.

Very nice bro

Very good job, but for the next time, clamp your piece to the drill bench from the beginning, the holes will be more precise.

I just made on of these. you will have to extend the back fence on both sides so that it doesnt leave a little piece stuck on either ur cut off piece or ur work piece.

Hola Dario, que tamaño de imanes usas? Hice uno pero no me sostiene con fuerza loa cuchillos. Me asesorarias?

i never knew how to do inserts like that. Thanks and great video!!

Well done just one question, what size of blade is the one you are replacing @ 3.24 Thanks

Il primo pezzo è quello che preferisco 😂😂😂😂

Great idea and video. I would have screwed two Delrin or UHMW runners to the bottom for smooth sliding.

Nice job thanks for sharing.

I appreciate you showing all of the mishaps, it's really helpful to see you walk through resolving the issue. Also, relatable.

I plan to build two small sleds - one for mitre and another for exact cross cuts. Both will extend some what to the right of the blade to stabilize the offcut. Thought this would simplify box-making. I think one-purpose dedicated jigs afford more accuracy.

Well done 🤙🏼

Dimensions? Thickness?

Wooden keepsake boxes made from scraps of wood and $5000 in power tools.

I like it small and compact perfect

Nice little project

Hello! Great work! May I ask where you got the mounting brackets that the screw heads stick into? Or do you know what they're called? I'm having trouble searching for them. Cheers

Beautiful job,but looks kind a heavy,but for the rest,love it!....🥰🥰🥰🥰. Looking to made one!..👏👏👏👏😉😉😉😉

Love the idea. 1) It's small, 2) it's an easy 45 degree sled, and 3) it works for 90 degree cuts, too!

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Great idea. I will be making one of these soon. Thanks

Beautiful mitre cuts there. Really nice to see someone taking pride with what they do.

OLA EXCELENTE MAIS UM INSCRITO JUAREZ RIO GRANDE do SUl BRASIL >OK

what did you use for the finish?

are results this good possible without a thickness planer? what tool/technique would substitute?

Simplicity is beauty

Nice and to the point. New sub from Spain🙂

You don't narrate anything huh? Be a lot cooler if you did.

I think you should have spent more effort making sure the back rail was exactly at 90 degrees to the cut line. I'll bet if you did the five cut test you would find it's not as accurate as you think it is.

I don't have the equipment you have

What tiny planer are you using here?

Awesome!!! Will try to make some of these this weekend. Thanks for the inspiration!!

This should be required viewing to all beginners. It confirms that one doesn't need a $5,000.00 table saw to produce beautiful work. Very nicely done. Great design.

Great video!