Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I designed and built an over-engineered crosscut sled for my @SawStop PCS table saw back in 2014. As part of the sled, I included T-tracks in the fence so I could incorporate stops for repeatable cuts. When I was building my outfeed table for the saw (based off of @downtoearthwoodworks videos), I needed to make some long repeatable cuts. And thus, this project was born. I used the remnants of an old workbench that I had dismantled and made an over-engineered fence extension that could accommodate the longer pieces.
I did this project in late 2016, did a rough cut in iMovie at that time, but then switched over to Premiere Pro. I always intended to finish it in Premiere, but as it turns out, it was easier to just bring it home in iMovie here in 2022.
I hope you enjoy!
@WoodpeckersLLC
@LeeValleyTools
@rockler
@dewalttv
@FineWoodworking
@festoolusa
@FestoolDeutschland
#woodworking #diy #tablesaw
I designed and built an over-engineered crosscut sled for my @SawStop PCS table saw back in 2014. As part of the sled, I included T-tracks in the fence so I could incorporate stops for repeatable cuts. When I was building my outfeed table for the saw (based off of @downtoearthwoodworks videos), I needed to make some long repeatable cuts. And thus, this project was born. I used the remnants of an old workbench that I had dismantled and made an over-engineered fence extension that could accommodate the longer pieces.
I did this project in late 2016, did a rough cut in iMovie at that time, but then switched over to Premiere Pro. I always intended to finish it in Premiere, but as it turns out, it was easier to just bring it home in iMovie here in 2022.
I hope you enjoy!
@WoodpeckersLLC
@LeeValleyTools
@rockler
@dewalttv
@FineWoodworking
@festoolusa
@FestoolDeutschland
#woodworking #diy #tablesaw










