Every Shop needs one. The Easiest Cross Cut Sled.

[@BrenQ99]

Brady, it is terrific to see you indoors!! …attempting that sled today. Cross your fingers!

[@BradyHommel]

It is great!! I am so ready to get back in to my own shop. Good luck with the sled. Let me know how it turns out!

[@WayneTaylor-u3h]

Glad to see you back.

[@warrensteele3619]

Thanks mate

[@BradyHommel]

Your welcome

[@gregmize01]

Nice!

[@BradyHommel]

Thanks!

[@dmacc9299]

If I already have a miter saw is there any advantage with the sled also?

[@BradyHommel]

I have a miter saw as well but with a cross cut sled I rarely ever use it out side of rough cuts, and bevel cuts. Cross cut sleds are generally much more accurate, completely reduces tear out, can cut much wider boards, can cut sharper angles, can make cabinet door rails and stiles, can add jigs on to your sled and the things you can do are endless. It's definitely worth having I think you'd find yourself using it more than your miter saw depending on what work you do.

[@dmacc9299]

@@BradyHommel great info, thanks

[@Gazman299]

A sled is safer for small parts. Take care.

[@topcheese2889]

That doesn't look like an Rv

[@BradyHommel]

Haha. You are correct. We are parked at my in-laws right now and I'm making use of his garage. While keeping my eye out for land and a barn. I need to get back in to a shop.