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Cross Cut Sled Storage

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I finally decided to provide a storage place for my cross cut sled instead of just leaning it up against the wall. The bracket is 5/8" AC plywood just because I had the scraps. I think the pictures are self explanatory. However, don't hesitate to ask if there are any questions.
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Love that sled! The storage looks great, too. I need to find a place for my Incra 5000. It is a beast, but compared to yours it looks like a mouse.
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Very nice John.

Did I ever post a picture of the sled you and JPG helped me with? .... Image
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rjent wrote:Very nice John.

Did I ever post a picture of the sled you and JPG helped me with? .... Image
I don't think so.
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Me neither.
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John is this like a French cleat?
John, just how many saw blades does guy need?
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ERLover wrote:John is this like a French cleat?
John, just how many saw blades does guy need?
French cleat with dowels? :rolleyes:

Bet each blade is different. :cool:
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JPG>
Bet each blade is different. :cool:
Ya, you think so?? But a rip, cross cut, combo, thats 3, didnt see a dado set.
I am sure John will chime in :)
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Nice sled John. My simple shop made crosscut sled is my safest, favorite and most used tool and was made from scrap. I have never seen such a gi-normous sled but I see a need for it fairly often.

I would enjoy seeing the under-side of that sled if you could post another picture please. Thx!
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ERLover wrote:JPG>
Bet each blade is different. :cool:
Ya, you think so?? But a rip, cross cut, combo, thats 3, didnt see a dado set.
I am sure John will chime in :)
Plywood, hollow ground, makes 5. ;)

Add a couple of different tooth counts and it be 7(one on the saw!)

No I will not divulge how many I have accumulated(I still have the original 9" that came with my goldie - not used much any more).
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