I'm sold on the black that can't see dicar humilor that doesn't let the skins touch lol. I see a great memory in this video.

This was the most annoying video I’ve ever watched. Fix the audio

Finally got around to making this after getting your plans 6 months ago. Worked out great. No kickback on offcuts. Ran a test on some plywood scraps and it came out perfect with no calibration required. Wish I could upload pics. If you have a CNC you should make the template and sell those. I couldnt get a smooth routed template so my clamping area looks pretty janky but still functional

Thanks for a great video, it made me want to try it. I made a smaller version today made with 3/4 inch ply and just fixed it to my cross cut sled using bolts to hold it down. I just put one side piece in because I had something like this on my miter saw and with two sides the offcut had nowhere to go and would shoot out like a kickback. It's only for small boxes. I tried it out and it is the best mitre I have ever made. This will be the way to go for all my mitres now. Thanks again.

That cabinet was clean!!! Great video too!!!

Sorry bud, the kids are distracting. Can't watch.

look too damn clean

It’s beautiful but it does not seem to be good. There is only one fan. How do you control temperature and umidity then?

Very cool!

Will it work only if I am smoking a cigar?

Awesome

Beautiful!!!

Really nice. It looks like a spline jig rotated 90°

Interesting design. What is the purpose of the slots in 45 degree pieces at the sled rear?

This project reminded me of Woody Hyezmar's Bible somehow…, although you can currently get it at no cost, the projects are worth a good look. Maybe try go’ogling his latest.

Mikka what about mitering longer pieces. Like for floating shelves for example. How does that work?

Mikka, do you have plans for this?

Hello, from where i can buy a humidity and temperature controller?

This is Amazing! 👏👏🍂🔥🔥🔥

Nice work

Thanks very much❤

Hello, love this project! I was wondering about the hardware you used for the humidity control. , could you share what devices did you use? Thank you🙌🏼

Where did you find that bloody awful, bloody annoying "music". Thank goodness for a volume control which goes to zero.....

Yes, a very good example of specialty jigs to accomplish accurate cuts. Have you tried making jigs for other angles, or have you made blocks of wood to add to your 45 degree jig to achieve different angles of joinery? Thank you for sharing this video.

Very nice. Just what I needed.

This is incredible. Do you have a website?

Wow Beautiful ! Cheers

Well done! I have a 40 year old Craftsman table saw with a very good after market fence. It's very accurate for rip cuts and I have some nice crosscut sleds I have built for it. My problem is that the blade will not tilt to 45 degrees or any where close. I think it's a design flaw so I just leave it at 90. So this sled will be perfect for me. Thank you and enjoy the cigars.

How can i buy?

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Where are you located ?

Beautiful work but your video isn’t the best your camera is too close

I think I would try to build a splitter that would extend from table through the jig to keep offcuts from contacting the blade and causing kickback.

What's nice about this sled is that you can use it to cut nearly any size of wood. Nice job

That is a giant stogie

What brand? And where do we find it?

She is adorable 😆 and the humidor is awesome.

Gorgeous, Sapele is one of my favorites as well.

How much you charging for something like this? It’s stunning

Beautiful work! I love seeing your projects come together

Another beautiful humidor. Very reminiscent of the old hi-fi stereo cabinets I grew up with.

Great to see a new video and a new project.

I like that gadget that hands you back the board after it gets sawed.. 😂,

I made your first version of the sled you designed a few years ago and enjoyed it until It fell off it’s hook on the shop wall and broke in half. It is ironic that I built a smaller version of that same one and just finished it a week ago. I modified the new one with a front and back fence (similar to yours) and a t-track clamping system instead of the 3/4inch holes and I recommend NOT using t-track clamping on ANY version after using it the first time. It is not as solid of a clamping system as your f-clamps design and, because of that, seems to cause some chatter and kickback of the small cut off pieces sometimes if the clamps are not really torqued down. Wish I would have waited just a week longer now that I see your new improved one. I make small boxes and my new one still cuts true and exact. Thanks for the new version, I may just have to go for a third one now if I can’t resolve my issues. Thanks for the video. I see you still get the stoggie in the picture once in a while, lol.

Gorgeous!

I´m never gonna financially recover from this