Make a Woodworking Table Saw Cross-Cut Miter Sled @industrialcomfort
Make a Woodworking Table Saw Cross-Cut Miter Sled  @industrialcomfort
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Make a cross-cut sled for your table saw. Every table saw needs a good cross cut sled for precision cuts, rabbits, tenons and other cuts difficult to make on a miter saw.

Materials:
2' x 4' plywood 1/2" thick
adjustable miter bars (rockler woodworking)
3/4" long flat-head screws to mount miter bars (1/4-20 thread)
double-sided wood tape
tin foil tape
3/4" plywood strips (at least 4" tall) to match width of your sled
1 1/4" deck screws
at least 4 thick washers of equal size to elevate your miter bars

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